Development Grant Workshop scheduled for April 12, 2018 (p. 3). Inclusion of definition of Salary (p. 7). Funding for Personnel Costs of PSAP Director for a twelve (12) month period following conversion to a Regional 911 Emergency Communication District (p. 11). Funding priorities amended to reflect priorities of expansion/upgrade of existing facilities (pp. 17-18). When prioritizing the requested items in the grant application, the applicant shall identify whether the requested item is a replacement of an existing item (p. 18). Inclusion of guidance relative to disposal of equipment purchased with Grant funding (p. 19). Inclusion of language granting the State 911 Department the authority to seek reimbursement (including from non-Grantees) of Grant funding should the project terminate or one or more member communities withdraws from the project (p. 19). Inclusion of language granting the State 911 Department the right to take into account a reduction in scale of project following award of Grant funding (p. 19). Inclusion of a list of commonly denied expenses (pp. 19-20). Reimbursement requests should be submitted within two (2) months of the contract end date (p. 21). DEVELOPMENT GRANT WORKSHOP The State 911 Department will be hosting a two-hour workshop for all parties interested in applying for funding under the FY 2019 Regional Public Safety Answering Point and Regional Secondary PSAP and Regional Emergency Communication Center Development Grant. The workshop will be hosted at the State 911 at Department’s offices located 151 Campanelli Drive, Suite A, Middleborough, MA on April 12, 2018 beginning at 10:30 a.m. The workshop will review the Grant Guidelines, the application process and documentation, as well as answer any general questions regarding the Grant.
Development Grant Workshop scheduled for April 12, 2018 (p. 3). Inclusion of definition of Salary (p. 7). Funding for Personnel Costs of PSAP Director for a twelve (12) month period following conversion to a Regional 911 Emergency Communication District (p. 11). Funding priorities amended to reflect priorities of expansion/upgrade of existing facilities (pp. 17-18). When prioritizing the requested items in the grant application, the applicant shall identify whether the requested item is a replacement of an existing item (p. 18). Inclusion of guidance relative to disposal of equipment purchased with Grant funding (p. 19). Inclusion of language granting the State 911 Department the authority to seek reimbursement (including from non-Grantees) of Grant funding should the project terminate or one or more member communities withdraws from the project (p. 19). Inclusion of language granting the State 911 Department the right to take into account a reduction in scale of project following award of Grant funding (p. 19). Inclusion of a list of commonly denied expenses (pp. 19-20). Reimbursement requests should be submitted within two (2) months of the contract end date (p. 21). DEVELOPMENT GRANT WORKSHOP The State 911 Department will be hosting a two-hour workshop for all parties interested in applying for funding under the FY 2019 Regional Public Safety Answering Point and Regional Secondary PSAP and Regional Emergency Communication Center Development Grant. The workshop will be hosted at the State 911 Department’s offices located at 151 Campanelli Drive, Suite A, Middleborough, MA on April 12, 2018 beginning at 10:30 a.m. The workshop will review the Grant Guidelines, the application process and documentation, as well as answer any general questions regarding the Grant.
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