Every grant that can fund school safety mapping

A free, sourced dataset of 84 grant programs that can pay for K-12 responder-ready mapping: 6 federal programs available nationwide and 78 state programs across 47 states. 38 of them are open or recurring today. Every row carries the funder, the published amount, the eligibility rule, the deadline as its own authority states it, a primary government source and the date we last verified it. Reuse it with attribution (CC BY 4.0).

Which grant facts are most often out of date?

Grant records go stale faster than almost anything else a district relies on. A program gets repealed, a cycle closes, an obligation deadline gets read as a spend-by date, and the old answer keeps getting repeated long after the statute or the agency page has moved on. These four are the ones that go stale most often. Each was re-checked against its primary source on September 1, 2026, and the source is linked so you can settle it yourself rather than take our word for it.

The same standard governs the 50-state mandate data. Read the full sourcing standard.

Which programs fund school mapping, and which are open?

Amounts and eligibility are abridged in this table and carried in full in the CSV, along with the open_now column and the verified date for every row.

How is this dataset built and kept current?

Federal rows come from the same verified record that drives the funding pages on this site; state rows come from each state’s own fact file, the one that also drives that state’s page. Nothing is retyped for the dataset, so the table, the CSV and the pages cannot drift apart. A program is marked open where its window is genuinely current or the program recurs, and closed where the most recent cycle has ended. Where an agency has published no next cycle, none is forecast here.

Figures are recorded as the funding authority states them, including the awkward ones: a program with no published per-award cap says so rather than carrying an invented number, and a deadline that is a sentence rather than a date stays a sentence.

Every row carries its own verified date, in the table’s source column and in the CSV. The four points above and the status of each federal program were re-checked against primary sources on September 1, 2026. This dataset is informational and is not legal or financial advice. Grant terms, amounts and deadlines change, so confirm the current rule at each linked source before relying on it. Released under CC BY 4.0: reuse it with attribution to Ark Strategic.

What do districts ask about grant funding?

Which grants does your district qualify for?

See your state’s own programs alongside the federal ones, what each can fund, and how a responder-ready deployment actually works.