State grantNorth Carolina

NC OSFM 2022 Supplemental Grant

Offered by North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal

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Who can apply
Fire departments in North Carolina that meet 9S and Volunteer Fire Department Fund requirements.
How much
Up to $35,000Grant cannot exceed $35,000; no cash match required.
By when
Between roundsRecurring program. Next round not posted yet.The 2022 round opened February 1 and closed May 1, 2022. No current or future application window is posted on the page; the program runs in cycles.
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Checked Oct 19, 2026

About this grant

The North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal offers a supplemental grant to eligible fire departments to purchase equipment and make capital expenditures. Grants are capped at $35,000, require no cash match, and are disbursed as single lump-sum payments. Applicants must meet current 9S requirements and the requirements of the Volunteer Fire Department Fund Grant.

Eligibility details

  • Notes: Eligible fire departments in North Carolina must meet current 9S requirements and the requirements of the Volunteer Fire Department Fund Grant. For the related COVID-19 relief grant, departments must be all volunteer (except up to six paid positions), currently reporting to NFIRS, rated/certified by NC Department of Insurance, and have a current charter and written contract on file with OSFM for all counties/municipalities served.
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Civic & CommunityPublic Safety & Emergency Services

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