The Homeland Security Grant Program funds science-based preparedness, training, and equipment projects to strengthen New Hampshire’s emergency and terrorism response capabilities.
Funder: New Hampshire Department of Safety / Homeland Security & Emergency Mgmt
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Annual federal funding; typical awards support training, exercises, and equipment for preparedness and response (amount varies by year and project).
Summary: Supports New Hampshire organizations in enhancing preparedness and response to terrorism and emergencies through training, exercises, and equipment.
Key Information: Construction projects are highly restricted—consult Grants Management before applying for construction-related activities.
The Homeland Security Grant Program, administered by the New Hampshire Department of Safety / Homeland Security & Emergency Management, is a recurring federal initiative aimed at strengthening the operational capabilities and preparedness of first responders and eligible organizations throughout New Hampshire. The program funds targeted training, exercises, and the acquisition of equipment to help prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism and other major emergencies. The grant supports an integrated, risk-informed, and capabilities-based approach to advancing the state's preparedness and aligns with national homeland security priorities.