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Available Grant Programs
25 programs shown
| State | Program Name | Administering Agency | Funding Details | Eligibility Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All States | Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program | USDA Rural Development | Varies | Rural public entities/nonprofits. Essential rural facilities, including equipment purchases. Grants for low-income communities. |
| CA — California | Cal/OSHA Grants Consultation Service | California Department of Industrial Relations | Varies (~$5,000 – $25,000) | Funds safety interventions and training. Employers in high-hazard industries. Allocated on a fiscal year basis, July 1 to June 30. |
| CT — Connecticut | Safety Grant Program | Workers' Compensation Trust | Up to $15,000 per member, total pool of $500,000 | Employers with workers' comp coverage. For projects to improve employee safety or loss control efforts. Annual application period varies. |
| FL — Florida | CareerSource Florida Training Grants | CareerSource Florida | Up to 100% reimbursement for training costs | Employee skills training including safety modules; may cover related equipment costs for training purposes. Allocated on a fiscal year basis, July 1 to June 30. |
| FL — Florida | Florida Job Growth Grant Fund | Florida Department of Commerce | Varies (up to $1M+ for large projects) | Workforce training and public infrastructure improvements; equipment funding possible if tied to job creation or training programs. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| FL — Florida | Florida Municipal Insurance Trust's Safety Grant Program | Florida Municipal Insurance Trust / Florida League of Cities | Varies (up to $6,000), 1:1 matching | Helps FMIT members pay for safety and health-related resources. Applications processed quarterly. |
| GA — Georgia | Safety and Liability Management Grant Program | Georgia Municipal Association Workers' Compensation Self-Insurance Fund | Non-matching grants, first-come first-served | Training, equipment, and services to improve employee safety for municipalities (limited to municipal members). |
| IL — Illinois | IPRF Grant Program | Illinois Public Risk Fund | Varies, non-matching grants for members | Safety and loss prevention for municipalities and public agencies; may include equipment for risk reduction. |
| IA — Iowa | Governor's School Safety Initiative | Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management | Up to $50,000 per building | Grants for vulnerability assessments and capital improvements, including crisis intervention tools. Survey-based applications. |
| KY — Kentucky | Workers' Compensation Safety Grant | Kentucky League of Cities Insurance Services | Varies by premium amount, first-come first-served | Safety improvements for member municipalities, including PPE and safety equipment purchases. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| LA — Louisiana | LWCC Safety Funding Program | Louisiana Workers' Compensation Corporation | Tiered annual grants (e.g., $50,000 awarded in 2023 across 15 recipients) | LWCC policyholders (private employers). Specialized equipment to enhance safety. Must tie to a project reducing specific hazards. |
| MI — Michigan | MIOSHA Workplace Improvement to Safety and Health Grant | Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity | Up to $5,000, 1:1 matching | Small businesses with ≤250 employees under MIOSHA jurisdiction. Preference for high-hazard industries. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| MN — Minnesota | Safety Grant Program | Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry | Up to $10,000, 1:1 matching | Matching grants for ergonomic tools or ventilation systems to reduce injuries. Employers with workers' comp (2+ years). On-site hazard survey required. Eligible every 2 years. |
| MO — Missouri | Safety and Health Assistance and Training Grant | Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations | Up to 50% matching, annual pool ~$500,000 | Private/public employers. Matching funds for safety equipment and engineering controls to reduce workplace injuries. |
| MO — Missouri | Missouri Employers Mutual Safety Grant Program | Missouri Employers Mutual Workers' Compensation Insurance | Varies ($500 – $10,000), 1:1 matching | Financial reimbursement for approved products and equipment that reduce injuries. For policyholders only, subject to consultation and evaluation. |
| MT — Montana | Incumbent Worker Grants | Montana Department of Labor and Industry | Up to 100% reimbursement, annual pool $540,000, first-come first-served | Training for existing employees; may offset costs for required tools/equipment tied to training. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| NE — Nebraska | Manufacturing Modernization Grant | Nebraska Department of Labor | Up to $50,000, 1:1 match, total pool $250,000 | Workforce development and technology adoption for manufacturers. Applications accepted October 1, 2025 – November 1, 2026. |
| NC — North Carolina | Safety Grants | North Carolina League of Municipalities Property & Casualty / Workers' Compensation Trusts | Up to $5,000 per member per pool, annual pool $150,000 per trust | Projects to reduce workplace injuries for municipal employees. Limited to NCLM members. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| OH — Ohio | Safety Intervention Grant Program | Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation | Up to $40,000, 3:1 match | Funds to assist employers in purchasing equipment to substantially reduce or eliminate injuries. Three-year eligibility cycle. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| OK — Oklahoma | Public Works Safety Equipment Purchase Grant Program | Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group | Varies (up to $2,000 – $10,000), non-matching, first-come first-served | Long-lasting safety equipment for municipal public works. Requires pre-approval, training, and documentation within 90 days. Limited to OMAG members. |
| RI — Rhode Island | Manufacturing Equipment Grant Program | Rhode Island Commerce Corporation | Up to $25,000, 1:1 matching, total pool $500,000 | Reimburses up to 50% of costs for new capital equipment or machinery to support manufacturing growth and job creation. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
| TX — Texas | Safety Grant Program | Texas Mutual Insurance Company | $1,500 per applicant, non-matching, first-come first-served | Current policyholders in good standing. Funds may be used for ergonomic, safety, disease and illness prevention, and industrial hygiene equipment. |
| UT — Utah | Workplace Safety Initiative Grant | Utah Labor Commission | Up to $70,000 per organization, non-matching | Utah-based businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, labor unions, educational institutions, and government agencies. Prioritizes high-hazard sectors and small/medium entities. |
| WA — Washington | Safety and Health Investment Projects | Washington State Department of Labor & Industries | Varies (~up to $125,000) | Funds projects to prevent injuries, including equipment and training. Employers with L&I coverage; schools eligible. Annual application period varies. |
| WY — Wyoming | Workers' Compensation Safety Improvement Fund | Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Workers' Compensation Division | Up to $10,000, required 10% matching, quarterly applications first-come first-served | Wyoming businesses registered and in good standing with Workers' Compensation. Health and safety equipment; must exceed minimum regulatory standards. Allocated July 1 to June 30. |
Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program
Agency: USDA Rural Development
Rural public entities/nonprofits. Essential rural facilities, including equipment purchases. Grants for low-income communities.
Cal/OSHA Grants Consultation Service
Agency: California Department of Industrial Relations
Funds safety interventions and training. Employers in high-hazard industries. Allocated on a fiscal year basis, July 1 to June 30.
Safety Grant Program
Agency: Workers' Compensation Trust
Employers with workers' comp coverage. For projects to improve employee safety or loss control efforts. Annual application period varies.
CareerSource Florida Training Grants
Agency: CareerSource Florida
Employee skills training including safety modules; may cover related equipment costs for training purposes. Allocated on a fiscal year basis, July 1 to June 30.
Florida Job Growth Grant Fund
Agency: Florida Department of Commerce
Workforce training and public infrastructure improvements; equipment funding possible if tied to job creation or training programs. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
Florida Municipal Insurance Trust's Safety Grant Program
Agency: Florida Municipal Insurance Trust / Florida League of Cities
Helps FMIT members pay for safety and health-related resources. Applications processed quarterly.
Safety and Liability Management Grant Program
Agency: Georgia Municipal Association Workers' Compensation Self-Insurance Fund
Training, equipment, and services to improve employee safety for municipalities (limited to municipal members).
IPRF Grant Program
Agency: Illinois Public Risk Fund
Safety and loss prevention for municipalities and public agencies; may include equipment for risk reduction.
Governor's School Safety Initiative
Agency: Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Grants for vulnerability assessments and capital improvements, including crisis intervention tools. Survey-based applications.
Workers' Compensation Safety Grant
Agency: Kentucky League of Cities Insurance Services
Safety improvements for member municipalities, including PPE and safety equipment purchases. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
LWCC Safety Funding Program
Agency: Louisiana Workers' Compensation Corporation
LWCC policyholders (private employers). Specialized equipment to enhance safety. Must tie to a project reducing specific hazards.
MIOSHA Workplace Improvement to Safety and Health Grant
Agency: Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity
Small businesses with ≤250 employees under MIOSHA jurisdiction. Preference for high-hazard industries. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
Safety Grant Program
Agency: Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry
Matching grants for ergonomic tools or ventilation systems to reduce injuries. Employers with workers' comp (2+ years). On-site hazard survey required. Eligible every 2 years.
Safety and Health Assistance and Training Grant
Agency: Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
Private/public employers. Matching funds for safety equipment and engineering controls to reduce workplace injuries.
Missouri Employers Mutual Safety Grant Program
Agency: Missouri Employers Mutual Workers' Compensation Insurance
Financial reimbursement for approved products and equipment that reduce injuries. For policyholders only, subject to consultation and evaluation.
Incumbent Worker Grants
Agency: Montana Department of Labor and Industry
Training for existing employees; may offset costs for required tools/equipment tied to training. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
Manufacturing Modernization Grant
Agency: Nebraska Department of Labor
Workforce development and technology adoption for manufacturers. Applications accepted October 1, 2025 – November 1, 2026.
Safety Grants
Agency: North Carolina League of Municipalities Property & Casualty / Workers' Compensation Trusts
Projects to reduce workplace injuries for municipal employees. Limited to NCLM members. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
Safety Intervention Grant Program
Agency: Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation
Funds to assist employers in purchasing equipment to substantially reduce or eliminate injuries. Three-year eligibility cycle. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
Public Works Safety Equipment Purchase Grant Program
Agency: Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group
Long-lasting safety equipment for municipal public works. Requires pre-approval, training, and documentation within 90 days. Limited to OMAG members.
Manufacturing Equipment Grant Program
Agency: Rhode Island Commerce Corporation
Reimburses up to 50% of costs for new capital equipment or machinery to support manufacturing growth and job creation. Allocated July 1 to June 30.
Safety Grant Program
Agency: Texas Mutual Insurance Company
Current policyholders in good standing. Funds may be used for ergonomic, safety, disease and illness prevention, and industrial hygiene equipment.
Workplace Safety Initiative Grant
Agency: Utah Labor Commission
Utah-based businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, labor unions, educational institutions, and government agencies. Prioritizes high-hazard sectors and small/medium entities.
Safety and Health Investment Projects
Agency: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
Funds projects to prevent injuries, including equipment and training. Employers with L&I coverage; schools eligible. Annual application period varies.
Workers' Compensation Safety Improvement Fund
Agency: Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Workers' Compensation Division
Wyoming businesses registered and in good standing with Workers' Compensation. Health and safety equipment; must exceed minimum regulatory standards. Allocated July 1 to June 30.