Florida EMS Grants
Contacts
You may ask questions and obtain further information about any of the following grant sections by calling state EMS grants staff at (850) 245-4440 Exts. 2734, 2782,or 2773.
Training
We have provided below a link for a grant training Power Point presentation. This may be of assistance in the development of your grant application.
Presentation
(ppt 6.54mb/40 slides)
Text equivalent (doc 246kb/23 pages)
County Grant Information
For these county grants, provided under 401.113(2) (a), Florida Statutes, only the 67 Florida county governments are eligible.
The Bureau is not accepting applications for the 2010-2011 grant funds. We expect to post the new amounts to which county governments are entitled in August and to open the application submission time window soon afterwards.
Matching Grants
The Bureau is not now accepting applications for the 2010-2011 grant funds, but we expect to begin this fall.
For your information, the following link lists by type of project, all state EMS matching grants awarded in the past three years. The funds shown on the list as awarded are state funds only. The applicant is additionally responsible for either 25% of all approved costs (ID Code begins with "M") or 10% (ID Codes begin with "R.").
Types of Projects 2007-2010 (pdf 6.53mb/11 pages)
There are two types of matching grants, general and rural, described following.
General Matching Grants. Public and private, urban and rural organizations involved in EMS are eligible for matching grant funds whereby the state pays 75 percent of approved budgets and the grantee pays 25 percent.
Rural Matching Grants. Public and private organizations involved in EMS which are based in and provide services for counties with a population of 100,000 or fewer people and a population density of less than a 100 per square mile are eligible for rural matching grants whereby the state pays 90 percent of approved budgets and the grantee pays 10 percent.
Booklet and Form. There is only one grant booklet and form for both the General and Rural matching grants. The application form differentiates between them when the applicant checks a box at the top of the form to indicate the application is for either a Rural or (General) Matching grant. Click your mouse on the following link to access the booklet and form. The June 2002 edition is still in use.
Matching Grant Packet and Forms
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