Hazard Mitigation Program
Forecasted
The Hazard Mitigation Program funds research-driven cybersecurity projects to protect Nevada's critical infrastructure, led by the Nevada Division of Emergency Management / Homeland Security.
Funder: Nevada Division of Emergency Management / Homeland Security
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical Nevada allocation: ~$1.2M (2025); $255k–$4.2M per state/territory; 60% federal/40% non-federal cost share required.
Summary: Supports Nevada state and local governments in strengthening cybersecurity of critical infrastructure and services through targeted projects, planning, and training.
Key Information: 40% non-federal cost share required; only public entities eligible for subawards.
Description
The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP) provides federal funding to help Nevada and its local governments strengthen their cybersecurity posture, reduce systemic cyber risk, and improve resilience of critical infrastructure and government services. Administered by the Nevada Division of Emergency Management / Homeland Security (DEM/HS), this program supports investments in cybersecurity planning, governance, training, technology, and incident response. Eligible activities must align with Nevada’s statewide Cybersecurity Plan and federal SLCGP objectives, including implementing best practices, enhancing incident response, and building long-term cyber capacity.
