SERVICES
Grant Research and Identification
Finding the right funding is not about applying to everything. It’s about targeting the grants your department has a realistic shot at, based on your staffing model, service area, call volume, and current equipment needs. We identify the best-fit opportunities and map out what each one will require (quotes, narratives, data, match, and documentation) so you can make smart decisions before you invest time.
Grant Writing
We turn your project into a clear, complete application that reviewers can score easily. That means shaping the narrative, building the budget, coordinating supporting documentation, and making sure requirements are met before submission. Whether you’re pursuing AFG, SAFER, or state programs, we help you present the need, the plan, and the impact in a way that fits public safety funding expectations.
Grant Management
Getting awarded is only step one. We help departments manage the details that come after funding, like tracking deadlines, maintaining documentation, supporting reimbursement requests, and organizing reporting requirements. The goal is simple: protect your funding, reduce administrative headaches, and keep your department compliant without burying your team in paperwork.
Comprehensive Grant Strategy
Most departments have more needs than time: apparatus, PPE, radios, staffing, training, facility upgrades. We build a realistic, multi-year funding roadmap that prioritizes projects, sequences grants by timing and eligibility, and helps you plan ahead for match requirements and major purchases. You’ll always know what’s next, what’s worth pursuing, and what you should skip.
Department Support
When we work with an agency long-term, we can also help set up simple systems that make grants easier over time, like equipment replacement lists, grant calendars, readiness checklists, and documentation folders that keep quotes, policies, and supporting materials in one place. This is especially helpful for volunteer and combination departments where the same few people wear multiple hats.