FEMA United States Fire Administration

The United States Fire Administration, a civilian sub-agency within the Federal Emergency Management Agency, administers grant funding for fire safety research, training, and prevention programs. The Fire Administration's grant portfolio supports projects and cooperative agreements with academic institutions, fire service organizations, and other entities working on fire-related issues including prevention, detection, suppression, and emergency response.

The Fire Administration has awarded 16 federal grants totaling $1.5 million since 2000, with activity concentrated in the early 2000s. The awards-per-year pattern shows 2 grants in 2000, 8 in 2001, 4 in 2002, 1 in 2003, and 1 in 2005. The most recent recorded grant award closed on April 30, 2005 — over two decades ago. The portfolio consists predominantly of Project Grants (11 awards, 69%) with a smaller share of Cooperative Agreements (5 awards, 31%).

No federal grant opportunities are currently recorded against the Fire Administration. No recent grant recipient concentration data is available from the source material. Given the age of the most recent grant award and the absence of any recorded opportunities, grant activity does not represent an active pursuit opportunity at this time.