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Open — application due October 31, 2026; special-equipment-request stage closed October 2, 2026Atlas Opportunity Score 97/100
GA-GTC-FY27-EMS-TRAUMA-EQUIPMENT-2026GeorgiaGeorgia Trauma CommissionAuthorized EMS ServiceEquipmentTelehealth & Remote Patient MonitoringTrauma Systems & Emergency Preparedness

Georgia FY 2027 EMS Trauma-Related Equipment Grant

Georgia Trauma Commission FY 2027 funding for qualifying Georgia 911-zone EMS providers to purchase approved trauma-related equipment for peak-staffed ambulances. Special Equipment Requests are due October 2, 2026; grant applications are due October 31, 2026. Equipment not on Attachment B requires approval under a timely Special Equipment Request.

Funding$2,593,832.65 total allocation; $12,000 minimum eligible funding floor; providers above the floor are funded at $2,237.29 per peak ambulance, subject to Attachment A and program rules.
DeadlineSpecial Equipment Request due October 2, 2026; grant application due October 31, 2026. As of September 23, 2026, the Georgia Trauma Commission publishes those dates but does not publish exact closing clock times or a deadline-specific time zone on the controlling public page.
Last verifiedOctober 7, 2026
Required next actionEligible Georgia 911-zone providers should review Attachment A allocations and Attachment B, limit the October 2026 application to approved trauma-related equipment unless an earlier special-equipment request was timely submitted and approved, complete the notarized Attachment C affidavit, and submit the electronic FY 2027 EMS Equipment Grant application by October 31, 2026. Applicants should also confirm zoned 911-provider status for each county requested, contract coverage through June 30, 2027, DPH EMS data compliance, and required RTAC participation.

Broad Eligibility

Qualifying Georgia 911-zone providers. Funding supports approved trauma-related equipment for 911-zone ambulances. The applying organization must be the zoned 911 provider for each county requested, remain contracted as that provider through June 30, 2027, comply with DPH State Office of EMS data-submission requirements, participate in its EMS Region trauma-system plan, and meet FY27 RTAC participation requirements. Provider allocations are controlled by Attachment A and reimbursable equipment by Attachment B.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 97/100. This is a high-priority Georgia EMS equipment opportunity with $2,593,832.65 allocated statewide, a $12,000 minimum funding floor, and a special-request pathway for trauma-related equipment not listed on Attachment B. Applicants should first review their Attachment A allocation and the approved-equipment list, use the special-equipment request process by October 2, 2026 when needed, and include only equipment that is approved or otherwise confirmed allowable. The final grant application is due October 31, 2026, and each applicant should also verify 911-zone provider status, required EMS data compliance, RTAC participation, and the notarized Attachment C affidavit.

Opportunity Overview

The Georgia Trauma Commission opened its FY 2027 EMS Trauma-Related Equipment Grant on September 1, 2026 for qualifying Georgia 911-zone EMS providers. The program supports trauma-related equipment for peak-staffed ambulances.

Funding

The Commission lists a total FY 2027 allocation of $2,593,832.65. The minimum eligible funding floor is $12,000; providers above that floor are funded at $2,237.29 per peak ambulance, subject to the Commission’s provider allocation and program rules.

Key Deadlines

Special Equipment Request: October 2, 2026. If desired trauma equipment is not on the current approved list or was removed, the Commission permits a Special Equipment Request. Grant application: October 31, 2026. The controlling public page does not publish an exact submission time or time zone, so Atlas does not infer one.

Eligibility and Equipment Control

Applicants must satisfy the Commission’s FY 2027 EMS eligibility requirements for Georgia 911-zone providers. Reimbursable equipment is controlled by Attachment B, the approved-equipment list. Applicant allocations are controlled by Attachment A.

Equipment Eligibility and Special Requests

Trauma-related equipment must be allowed under Georgia Trauma Commission Attachment B or expressly approved through a timely Special Equipment Request. The special-request deadline was October 2, 2026; the application deadline is October 31, 2026. Applicants should confirm each requested item against the approved equipment list, follow any individual approval determinations, and satisfy their provider-specific 911-zone and grant compliance requirements. The Commission may return applications that request unapproved equipment without the required special request.

FY 2027 Application and Compliance Details

The Commission’s current FAQ and checklist state that applicants must complete a separate electronic application for each applying county, upload a completed and notarized Attachment C affidavit, and submit through the Commission’s Jotform application. The FAQ allows shipping and freight, allows eligible equipment purchased within the year to be submitted for reimbursement, and requires grant recipients to participate in at least 50% of Regional Trauma Advisory Committee meetings. Grant records must be retained for at least five years from final payment. The FY 2027 affidavit further requires the applying organization to be the zoned 911 provider for the county, remain contracted as that provider through June 30, 2027, comply with Department of Public Health State Office of EMS data-submission requirements, participate in its EMS Region trauma-system plan, and attend at least 50% of Regional Trauma Advisory Committee quarterly meetings. Equipment purchased with grant funds cannot be sold or reallocated without Georgia Trauma Commission approval, grant dollars may not supplant existing local 911 EMS budget dollars, and noncompliance may result in a three-year Georgia Trauma Commission funding probation period.

Application Readiness

Eligible EMS agencies should confirm their Attachment A allocation, review Attachment B, identify the exact trauma-related equipment need, document ambulance deployment and clinical use, and determine whether a Special Equipment Request is required. Atlas should preserve the distinction between a strong conceptual fit and verified equipment allowability.

Official source: Georgia Trauma Commission — FY 2027 EMS Trauma-Related Equipment Grant.

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Source verificationOfficial government source · trauma.georgia.govAtlas last verified this record October 7, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗