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State New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES)

Next Generation 911 (NG911) Grant Program (NY NG911)

A state-funded noncompetitive grant helping county-level Public Safety Answering Points and their backup centers upgrade to Next Generation 911. Funds call handling equipment: interfaces, equipment, and software needed to receive and process NG911 calls to the NENA i3 standard.

Who it is for

County-level primary Public Safety Answering Points and primary PSAP backup centers. Eligibility is limited to New York counties outside the five boroughs of New York City.

Department types: Any department

An honest note on fit

Specific to county 911 centers, not individual departments. If you run or are served by a county PSAP, this is the main state money for the NG911 transition.

Before you start

How you apply: Apply directly to the funder.

Counties apply to DHSES. Because it is noncompetitive and formula-based, every eligible county receives an allocation rather than competing against others.

Match required: No match stated; it is a noncompetitive formula allocation. Confirm in the current RFA.

How to apply

  1. Confirm your county PSAP is eligible, meaning outside New York City's five boroughs.
  2. Watch the DHSES state-funded programs page for the current RFA, since application windows are specific and time-limited.
  3. Review the call handling equipment scope to make sure your planned purchase qualifies.
  4. Submit through the process specified in the RFA before the window closes.

Deadline: Issued in state fiscal year rounds. The SFY2025 application period closed July 31, 2025. A subsequent $85 million allocation was announced in September 2025 for 57 counties. Check the DHSES page for the current round. (Annual cycle)

Funding: Allocated by county formula. A recent round committed $85 million across 57 counties, with every eligible county outside New York City receiving at least $1 million.

Apply / start here Official program page

Verified as of 2026-05-31. Programs are checked periodically against their official source. Funding details and deadlines change. Confirm the current requirements on the official program page before you apply.

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