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Governor's Office of Emergency Services

Governor's Office of Emergency Services currently has 2 open and 0 forecasted California state grant and loan programs listed on the state grants portal, plus 123 closed opportunities on record. The applicant types most often listed as eligible in its current notices are for-profit organizations (not small businesses), county governments, independent school districts and public & indian housing authorities.

Open and forecasted opportunities

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OpenState of California

Hazard Mitigation Grant Program

Governor's Office of Emergency Services
Award range
Amount not specified
Closes
Ongoing
Who can apply
Nonprofit, Public Agency and Tribal Government
Source: California Grants PortalVerified today

Who its current notices fund

  • For-profit organizations (not small businesses)1
  • County governments1
  • Independent school districts1
  • Public & Indian housing authorities1
  • State governments1
  • Special district governments1
  • Federally recognized tribal governments1
  • Nonprofits without 501(c)(3) status1
  • Small businesses1
  • City or township governments1

Funding categories

Recently closed

Recently closed opportunities
OpportunityStatusAward rangeClosesALN
ClosedUp to $133KOct 16, 2026—
ClosedUp to $128KSep 14, 2026—
2026-27 Student Trauma Notification (TN) ProgramGovernor's Office of Emergency Services
ClosedUp to $215KSep 10, 2026—
2026-27 Child Abduction Training (AC) ProgramGovernor's Office of Emergency Services
ClosedUp to $250KSep 1, 2026—
FY 2026-27 Supervised Visitation (SP) Program SupplementalGovernor's Office of Emergency Services
ClosedUp to $201KSep 1, 2026—
ClosedUp to $194KSep 1, 2026—
ClosedAmount not specifiedSep 1, 2026—
ClosedUp to $133KAug 7, 2026—
ClosedUp to $238KMay 22, 2026—
ClosedUp to $400KMar 23, 2026—

Agency names as published on the California state grants portal. GrantsJunction is not affiliated with Governor's Office of Emergency Services.