Mississippi FY26 Homeland Security Grant Program — Reallocation Funding Request Pool

FundingNo fixed reallocation pool or guaranteed per-applicant award is published by MOHS. Funding is contingent on FY26 HSGP funds becoming available through reallocation, and approved requests may be fully or partially funded.

DeadlineNo separate reallocation deadline is published. MOHS states that although the regular FY26 HSGP application cycle closed April 3, 2026 at 5:00 p.m., agencies with requests may still submit the FY26 application for possible reallocation funding, and applications will be retained for one year.

Last verifiedSeptember 22, 2026

Required next actionFor any prospective Mississippi applicant, verify the current reallocation request remains accepted; confirm eligible governmental/tribal/public-entity status; establish a terrorism-prevention, preparedness, protection, response or related HSGP capability-gap nexus; verify active UEI and federal eligibility, NIMS compliance and required certificates; confirm every proposed equipment item is on the applicable FEMA Authorized Equipment List and all procurement/EHP requirements; reconcile FY26 FEMA cost-share and other final federal terms; then complete applicant-specific CRM, Contact, Email Opt-Out, bounce, Deal, Atlas_Email_Queue and authoritative send-history deduplication before any ORIGINAL outreach.

Broad Eligibility

Mississippi HSGP supports eligible state, local, tribal and territorial governmental/public entities. Mississippi guidance includes local units of government such as counties, municipalities, cities/towns/townships, local public authorities, school districts, special districts, councils of government and other eligible public entities; Indian tribes or authorized tribal organizations; rural communities and other public entities; and certain state-agency applicants. Applicant and project eligibility remain subject to the controlling FY26 guidance and FEMA terms.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 84/100. Strong Atlas grant-assistance fit for eligible Mississippi police, fire, emergency-management, local-government, tribal and other qualifying public entities with defensible HSGP capability gaps. N9+ Fit Score 0/100 on the currently verified facts: N9+ clinical/telehealth equipment is not established as an HSGP-eligible AEL item or as serving a qualifying terrorism/national-priority mission, so it must not be forced. QC Healthcare/direct-vendor fit is not established. Funding is contingent on reallocation and no separate reallocation deadline or guaranteed funding amount is published. Current Mississippi guidance reviewed does not establish a reallocation-specific match/cost-share term, so applicant package/outreach remains fail-closed until the controlling FY26 federal terms are reconciled.

The Mississippi Office of Homeland Security (MOHS) states that although the regular FY26 Homeland Security Grant Program application cycle is closed, agencies with current requests may still submit the FY26 HSGP application for consideration if reallocation funds become available. Reallocation requests follow the normal grant review process, and MOHS states applications will be retained for one year.

Eligible projects must support the Homeland Security Grant Program mission and the applicable FY26 priorities. Mississippi guidance identifies planning, training and awareness, equipment and capital projects, and exercises as eligible activity categories, subject to federal and state requirements. Equipment must satisfy the applicable FEMA Authorized Equipment List and mission requirements.

No separate reallocation deadline, guaranteed funding amount, or reallocation pool is published. Applicant-specific eligibility, terrorism/national-priority nexus, UEI and NIMS compliance, exact allowable costs, final federal terms including any cost-share requirement, and all required forms must be verified before package production or outreach.

Source verificationOfficial government source · www.homelandsecurity.ms.govAtlas last verified this record September 22, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗