EMS Grants
EMS1’s Grants section provides a comprehensive database of grants, news, information and resources to help EMS providers identify and secure available grant funding.
A state grant will fully fund training for 10 licensed paramedics for Rapid Response EMS
The recently reintroduced bill would create a new $50M grant program for EMS agencies
Detailing the data collection and technical assistance tool that recipients of federal funding from DHS are now required to complete
The Stacie Morse Gift of Flight Scholarship is named in honor of a flight nurse who was killed in a medical plane crash in January 2019
Findings from a recent survey show that needs for connectivity are outpacing agencies’ current capabilities as the pandemic accelerates digital transformation
The deadline for four Congressional Fire Services Institute awards has been extended to Feb. 12, 2021
Breaking down significant updates to grant programs and next steps for obtaining funding
The more than $14,500 Firehouse Subs grant will be used to buy a LUCAS chest compression system and external power supply
Fire, EMS, police and 911 departments in Porter County are collaborating to apply for funding for the more efficient alerting system
The CARESTAR Foundation grants supported organizations, projects and programs focused on improving emergency response across California
The Consolidated Appropriations Act does not include COVID-19 aid for state and local governments, but does include provisions to help fire and EMS
The third round of COVID-19 relief funding is meant to cover up to 88% of lost revenue and increased expenses
King was selected for his work on the front lines of many legislative efforts in support of America’s firefighters and EMS personnel
The bill would extend the deadline to spend CARES Act funds by one year and allow non-profit emergency service agencies to use relief funds to replace lost income
Michael Smithback reunited with his rescuers at a Baraboo Ambulance Commission meeting last week where he thanked them saving his life after a serious head injury
The merger is expected to help address financial struggles and better serve the residents of York County
Jake Pucci had completed EMT training six months earlier in his bid to become a firefighter when he assisted a shooting victim outside his home
Among the 35 first responders honored were police Sgt. Rasheen McCain, who was fatally shot in the line of duty, and fire Sgt. Sivad Johnson, who died off-duty while trying to rescue three girls from a river
Looking to history – and a friendship between key players – to determine if increased funding opportunities are on the horizon
Mason Ochoa jumped into action after seeing his 2-year-old brother fall into the pool through a home security system
Williamson County community health paramedics will assess infection control and responses in at least 40 nursing homes and assisted living facilities now allowing visitors
Vanderbilt LifeFlight, a subsidiary of Air Methods, is the first air medical program in Tennessee to receive the honor from the Association of Air Medical Services
The HRSA Strategic Plan outlines four mission-critical goals, including improve access to quality health services and achieve health equity
4 considerations for developing successful grant partnerships
The Steubenville Fire Department was able to purchase and stock three ambulances and launch the long-awaited service on Sunday
Clark County has been using the app to aid responses to cardiac arrests and overdoses since 2018
North Metro Firefighter-Paramedic Quinn Henson received two commendation medals while being promoted to a major in the Army last month
The funds can be used for operational and equipment expenses, including PPE, utilities, apparatus repairs and lost revenue
Responder Corp, RapidSOS, the Orleans Parish Communication District and the Western Fire Chiefs Association were awarded the grant to develop the R2 Network
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Adams County Fire Rescue Paramedic Cody Grove witnessed North Suburban Medical Center X-ray Technician Kasey Wichael dislodge an object the child was choking on
Batesville Firefighter Chris Baker, Paramedic Ryan Everman and EMT Elizabeth Kruthaupt were awarded by the state fire marshal for saving Morris Firefighter Ed Scheele
