FEMA's C-UAS Grant Program funds research, technology, and training for state and local agencies to detect, track, and mitigate unlawful drone activity, enhancing security for communities and critical infrastructure.
FEMA will distribute $250 million to 56 states and territories in fiscal year 2027 for drone detection and response, including security for the 2028 Olympics, Paralympics, and Olympic torch relay.
Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) Grant Program supports government public safety agencies with detection systems, response planning, training, and exercises to protect people and places from unlawful drones.
Homeland Security Grant Program supports New Hampshire first responders with training, exercises, and equipment to strengthen terrorism preparedness, prevention, protection, response, and recovery.
Nonprofit Security Grant Program supports New Hampshire nonprofits facing terrorist or extremist threats, funding security improvements, planning, training, and exercises to protect people and property.