Active — healthcare-scope gate PASS for documented EMS/lifesaving pathway; applicant-specific project must still document qualifying EMS or lifesaving use
Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 19, 2026
Boulder County
Boulder County's Fall 2026 Emergency Services Grant round offers an anticipated $2 million pool for eligible mountain and rural fire districts and departments. Applications are due October 13, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. MDT. No individual request cap or mandatory match is stated, but each agency may submit only one application.
Required next actionKeep published while open. Boulder County's September 15, 2026 update verifies the application deadline as October 13, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. MDT. New cold outreach may proceed only if at least 48 hours remain and all applicant eligibility, authoritative recipient, verified business email, CRM deduplication, Email Opt Out, bounce, and final Zoho render gates pass.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 90/100
Verified September 11, 2026
Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation (WFACF)
WFACF's Fall 2026 Emergency Services Grant Cycle is open to volunteer fire departments in six Oklahoma counties through September 30, 2026. Eligible uses expressly include first-responder equipment and medical equipment/supplies; no general 2026 award ceiling is published.
Required next actionScreen eligible Oklahoma volunteer fire departments in Comanche, Cotton, Jackson, Jefferson, Stephens, and Tillman counties; verify prior 12-month WFACF application history, applicant-controlled equipment need, live portal requirements, and specific N9+ cost allowability before budgeting or outreach; submit through the WFACF Grant Portal by September 30, 2026 after rechecking the live portal for any exact closing-time control.
Open — published; exact closing time/time zone not stated
Atlas Opportunity Score 86/100
Verified 2026-09-20
Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation
The Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation is accepting Fall 2026 public-safety grant applications from Maine fire departments and emergency response services for critical equipment purchases. Municipalities and emergency management agencies may apply on behalf of their fire and emergency departments. Opportunity details The Foundation’s 2026 open grantmaking is limited to public libraries and public-safety organizations. […]
Required next actionPublication verified. The Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation confirms the Fall 2026 public-safety critical-equipment opportunity is open to qualifying Maine fire departments and emergency response services through October 15, 2026, with a maximum award of $50,000. The controlling public page does not state an exact closing clock time or time zone, so do not infer one. Before applicant-specific outreach, reverify current open status and portal instructions, eligible applicant and critical-equipment fit, deduplication, and the 48-hour send gate. If exact deadline timing remains unresolved near the cutoff, hold new outreach fail-closed. Do not create a duplicate opportunity.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 78/100
Verified September 11, 2026
Colorado Rural Health Center
Colorado CREATE is accepting applications from eligible Colorado EMS and trauma entities for education and training. The next published deadline is October 5, 2026; no submission time or time zone is stated. Standard awards reimburse up to 50% of eligible course allowances, with an approved financial-hardship waiver able to reduce the required cash match to as low as 10%.
Required next actionEligible Colorado EMS/trauma entities should review the current CREATE Grant Guide, ensure OATH organizational profile and applicable state data submissions are current, complete the pre-application/contact and vendor/W-9 steps, and prepare a course-specific application for the October 5, 2026 cycle or a later published monthly cycle.
Active — priority period through September 11; rolling thereafter while funds remain
Atlas Opportunity Score 74/100
Verified September 13, 2026
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS)
Montana fire departments, hospitals, and law enforcement agencies may seek up to $20,000 for qualifying newborn safety devices; priority applications close September 11, 2026, with rolling applications afterward while funds remain.
Required next actionEligible Montana fire departments, hospitals, and law enforcement agencies should review the current DPHHS application and amended program requirements and apply while funding remains available.
