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The State Administrative Agency (SAA) is the only entity eligible to apply for and submit the application for the Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) and ... An official website of the United States government State Administrative Agency (SAA) Contacts How to Apply for Preparedness Grants Preparedness Grants Case Studies Assistance to Firefighters Grants Program Emergency Management Baseline Assessment Grant Program Emergency Management Performance Grant Emergency Operations Center Grant Program Homeland Security Grant Program Intercity Bus Security Grant Program Nonprofit Security Grant Program Presidential Residence Protection Assistance Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant Program State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program State Administrative Agency (SAA) Contacts The State Administrative Agency (SAA) is the only entity eligible to apply for and submit the application for the Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) and its component programs — State Homeland Security Program (SHSP), Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI), and Operation Stonegarden (OPSG) — as well as the Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP). Additionally, the SAA is one of two eligible entities allowed to apply for the Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) (the state Emergency Management Agency is the other). If you have a project you are interested in funding, please contact your applicable SAA POC. State/Territory Website Contact Alabama Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Wendy Taylor Alaska Alaska Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management Bill Dennis American Samoa American Samoa Department of Homeland Security Lealofisa Moliga
The State Administrative Manual (SAM) is a reference resource created by the California Department of General Services. The State Administrative Manual ... Share via Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Google+ Share via Email Department of General Services SITE SEARCH State Administrative Manual (SAM) The State Administrative Manual (SAM) is a reference resource created by the California Department of General Services. The State Administrative Manual (SAM) is a reference resource for statewide policies, procedures, requirements and information developed and issued by authoring agencies which include the Governor's Office, Department of Finance (DOF), Department of Human Resources (CalHR), Department of General Services (DGS), and the California Department of Technology (CDT). In order to provide a uniform approach to statewide management policy, the contents are published under the authority of the Directors of DOF and DGS. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the SAM Updates email subscriber list. To request a document that is not available from the department’s website, please send a request by email using the button below. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION. All forms and publications on this website are available in alternative formats. If you would like a copy of a form or publication in an alternative format, please submit your request to DGSFeedback@dgs.ca.gov. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION. Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram LinkedIn
Click on your state, province or territory to find helpful resources, including contact information for state and provincial securities regulators and other ... Click on your state, province or territory to find helpful resources, including contact information for state and provincial securities regulators and other resources those agencies provide. CONTACT USCAREERSPRIVACY POLICY NORTH AMERICAN SECURITIES ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION
State administrators work with districts and schools in managing federal and state grant programs and implementing state policies and regulations. State administrators work with districts and schools in managing federal and state grant programs and implementing state policies and regulations. Duties include planning and funding, providing technical assistance, monitoring and compliance, and reporting and evaluation. School climate improvements require support from staff at all levels, from the educators in the classroom to the administrators at the state level. State administrators have the ability to bring partners together and leverage resources to thoughtfully support districts and schools. Aligning and leveraging resources while streamlining supports across agencies can greatly impact how effective programs and policies support state leadership and sustain the school climate improvement efforts throughout schools. State administrators can be strong advocates for improving school safety, school environment, and school engagement in the ways they guide policy and implementation. State administrators can utilize school climate measurement systems to assess learning environments. State administrators can support the implementation of evidence-based programmatic interventions. Assessments 101: A Policymaker’s Guide to K-12 Assessments Supports State leaders’ understanding of assessments by first classifying and categorizing assessments, and then providing an overview of common terms used when choosing and utilizing assessments. Leveraging National Service in Your Schools Presents a toolkit for superintendents, principals, and other education stakeholders to determine the best ways for them to leverage national service resources in schools. This toolkit helps stakeholders identify how national service resources can help meet schools' needs, match schools' needs to an AmeriCorps and/or Senior Corps program, and apply for Corporation for National and Community Service resources or partner with nonprofit organizations, institutions of higher education, city agencies or mayors' offices.