Project Grant EMW2024SS05128

Award Date 9/1/24
Completion Date 8/31/27
Dollars Obligated $5.7M
Federal Grant Program
97.067
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
3687 Veterans Dr, FORT HARRISON, MT 59636, USA
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The grant supports various projects implemented by the Department of Military Affairs Montana, the Montana Department of Justice, local county and municipal governments, and other sub-awardees. Key activities funded include:

  • Enhancing intelligence and information sharing at the Montana Analysis and Technical Information Center (MATIC) to improve awareness of domestic violent extremist threats and coordinate response efforts
  • Upgrading physical security measures at critical government facilities such as the Lewis and Clark County Courthouse to mitigate risks from potential terrorist or extremist attacks
  • Purchasing specialized equipment and providing training for bomb squads, hazardous devices teams, and law enforcement to address explosive threats
  • Implementing cybersecurity assessments, policies, and mitigation strategies to protect county IT systems and critical infrastructure against cyber threats
  • Constructing a mobile incident command trailer, acquiring armored rescue vehicles, and upgrading communications systems to enhance regional emergency response capabilities

The grant leverages partnerships across federal, state, and local agencies to strengthen Montana's ability to prevent, protect against, and respond to terrorism and other high-risk hazards.

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