EMS Grant Center
EMS1’s EMS Grants topic section is an online resource page designed to keep EMS agencies informed of the availability of grants that can be used to fund projects, product purchases and programs to help keep their community safe.
FEATURED GRANT RESOURCES
GRANTS COVERAGE
After local officials cut the program from the budget, a grant funded by opioid settlement funds was awarded by the Maine Recovery Council
Good Fellowship Ambulance and EMS Training Institute will receive a new EMS-equipped all-terrain vehicle, funded through a state grant, to help responders reach patients in hard-to-access areas
EMS leaders hail the grant as a critical step toward better access and reduced overdoses
Projects include kitchen upgrades, bunk rooms and training space improvements through the 2025 Hometowns initiative
Colorado will spend $3 million from its opioid settlement fund to expand access to naloxone, a lifesaving overdose-reversal drug, as the state sees a significant drop in overdose deaths
Narberth Ambulance celebrated the arrival of a new ambulance with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, thanking Lower Merion commissioners for helping secure funding through an ARPA grant
Weiser Ambulance District’s new community paramedic initiative is helping divert crisis calls from EDs and 911
With EMS now city-run, Kingston officials approved funding for a new ambulance to reduce the risk of all units being tied up, pending reimbursement through a state grant
EMS agencies can tap into $5 billion in SS4A grant funds to improve post-crash care, reduce response times and prevent avoidable traffic fatalities
Reviewing equipment age and NOFO priorities can help EMS agencies build more competitive grant proposals
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