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GrantGeorgia FY2025 State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP) — 2026 State Application Window
Atlas Opportunity Score74/100
FundingFEMA FY2025 target allocation for Georgia: $2,448,068. Standard FY2025 SLCGP cost share is at least 40% non-federal; multi-entity group projects use 30%. At least 80% of the federal allocation must support local entities, including at least 25% of the total allocation for rural entities.
DeadlineGeorgia announced the FY2025 SLCGP application opportunity would open September 1, 2026. As of September 22, 2026, GEMA/HS has not published the controlling FY2025 Georgia subapplication closing date, exact time, or time zone on the live SLCGP page; the page still shows the closed FY2024 cycle.
Required next actionLocate and verify the controlling FY2025 Georgia SLCGP NOFO/application package, including Georgia subrecipient eligibility, per-project cap, allowable and prohibited costs, scoring, required forms/attachments, amendments, and exact closing date/time/time zone. Do not qualify applicants or initiate ORIGINAL outreach until those state-level terms are authoritative and CRM/queue/send-history gates are cleared.
Current statusOpen-announced / verification hold. GEMA/HS announced a September 1, 2026 opening for the FY2025 cycle, but the live Georgia program page remains stale on FY2024 dates and materials and also states a 70% local-government benefit threshold that conflicts with FEMA's controlling FY2025 requirement that at least 80% of the federal award support local entities, including at least 25% of the total award for rural entities.Source verificationSeptember 22, 2026
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