Galls Grants Solutions -- Grant Writing Information


Use the links below to find the data, statistics, information, and assistance you need to write a more competitive grant application: Government Agencies and Sites Private/Foundation Assistance Useful Statistics Grant Definitions and Terms Below are links to some basic tips to help make your department's grant applications more competitive. Keep in mind that there is not "one way" to write a grant proposal-- do as much research and read as much as you can until you find what works for you. The 12 Cardinal Rules 8 Steps to Proposal Development 10 Grant Writing Tips Developing a Grant Budget These Grant Resources are for all public safety agencies: law enforcement, homeland security/ emergency management, fire/rescue, EMS and corrections. Check back often as we continue to add more links and resources to help with your grant writing and research!
	Stimulated by local budget pressures, fire and emergency medical service departments in the United States must use a wide array of fundraising approaches beyond traditional methods. The manual includes funding of local services by local government, state government, federal government and the private sector.

	This guide describes strategies for identifying, securing, and coordinating jail resources from multiple sources, both internally and externally, that extend beyond the traditional funding support received through the local tax-funded budget.

	This report describes the President’s FY2008 request for funding for DHS programs and activities, as submitted to Congress on February 5, 2007. It tracks legislative action and congressional issues related to the FY2008 DHS appropriations bills with particular attention paid to discretionary funding amounts. The Administration requested a net appropriation of $35.5 billion in net budget authority for FY2008.