Full version of Annual Performance Progress report 04092021
November 6, 2019
The Kansas 911 Coordinating Council has awarded 30 grants, totaling $1,800,000 and supporting 36 different PSAPs. This is the full amount of the Federal Grant for this subgrant project.
It is possible that the actual funds used by the awardees will total less than their grant applications. Should that happen, any remaining funds will be awarded on a “first-come, first-served” basis. While there is no guarantee of how much money, if any, will be available, applications will continue to be accepted to establish a waiting list.
Thank you,
Kansas 911 Coordinating Council Subgrant Committee
Douglas County Joins Hosted Solution — 100th PSAP
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NewsFull version of Annual Performance Progress report 04092021
November 6, 2019
The Kansas 911 Coordinating Council has awarded 30 grants, totaling $1,800,000 and supporting 36 different PSAPs. This is the full amount of the Federal Grant for this subgrant project.
It is possible that the actual funds used by the awardees will total less than their grant applications. Should that happen, any remaining funds will be awarded on a “first-come, first-served” basis. While there is no guarantee of how much money, if any, will be available, applications will continue to be accepted to establish a waiting list.
Thank you,
Kansas 911 Coordinating Council Subgrant Committee