U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY 
FY 2010 Preparedness Grant Programs Overview 

Transit Security Grant Program (TSGP) 
Freight Rail Security Grant Program (FRSGP) 
Intercity Passenger Rail – Amtrak (IPR) 
Port Security Grant Program (PSGP) 
Intercity Bus Security Grant Program (IBSGP) 
Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant Program (IECGP) 
Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program 
Driver’s License Security Grant Program (DLSGP) 
Buffer Zone Protection Program (BZPP) 


May 13, 2010 

Grant Programs Directorate 


Preparedness Grant Programs Overview 
One of the core missions of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is to enhance 
the ability of state, territory, local and tribal governments as well as transportation 
authorities and the private sector to prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover 
from terrorist attacks and other disasters. DHS’ comprehensive suite of homeland 
security preparedness grant programs are an important part of the Administration’s 
larger, coordinated effort to strengthen homeland security preparedness. These 
programs implement objectives addressed in a series of post-9/11 laws, strategy 
documents, plans, and Homeland Security Presidential Directives (HSPDs). 

Together, DHS grant programs fund a wide range of preparedness activities, including 
planning, organization, equipment purchase, training, exercises, and grant management 
and administration costs. These programs support objectives outlined in the National 
Preparedness Guidelines (NPG) and related national preparedness doctrine such as 
the National Incident Management System (NIMS), the National Response Framework 
(NRF) and the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP). Additionally, 
transportation infrastructure security grant programs support objectives outlined in 
sector-specific plans and Executive Order 13416, Strengthening Surface Transportation 
Security. 

Applications for these programs were due in mid February. Below is a summary of the 
nine DHS grant program final allocations that are being announced on May 13, 2010. 
The following pages outline greater details and background information for these 
programs. 

Funding Distribution – FY 2009 and FY 2010 

Program 
Transit Security Grant Program 
FY 2009 
$348,600,000 
ARRA 
$150,000,000 
FY 2010 
$253,437,597* 
Freight Rail Security Grant Program $ 15,000,000 -$ 14,562,403 
Intercity Passenger Rail - Amtrak $ 25,000,000 -$ 20,000,000 
Port Security Grant Program $388,600,000 $150,000,000 $288,000,000* 
Intercity Bus Security Grant Program $ 11,658,000 -$ 11,520,000 
Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant Program $ 48,575,000 -$ 48,000,000 
Emergency Operations Center Grant Program $ 34,002,500 -$ 57,600,000 
Driver’s License Security Grant Program $ 48,575,000 -$ 48,000,000 
Buffer Zone Protection Program 
Total 
$ 48,575,000 
$968,585,500 
-$ 48,000,000 
$789,120,000 

*Differences in funding for FY 2010 TSGP and PSGP from FY 2009 were offset by funding for those 
programs within The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 

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Transit Security Grant Program (TSGP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $253,437,597 

Purpose: The FY 2010 TSGP provides funding to owners and operators of transit 
systems to protect critical surface transportation infrastructure and the traveling public 
from acts of terrorism. 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible public transit agency applicants under FY 2010 TSGP 
were determined by the Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) list and the National 
Transit Database based on unlinked passenger trips. TSGP Tier I was comprised of the 
transit agencies in the highest risk urban areas and will continue to utilize the 
cooperative agreement process. TSGP Tier II consisted of all other eligible transit 
agencies. 

Certain ferry systems were eligible to participate in the FY 2010 TSGP and receive 
funds under the TSGP Tier I cooperative agreement process. However, any ferry 
system electing to participate and receive funds under the FY 2010 TSGP was not 
eligible to participate in the FY 2010 Port Security Grant Program (PSGP). 

Program Awards: TSGP Tier I awards were subject to a non-competitive review 
process. TSGP Tier II awards were determined by a fully competitive review process. 
TSGP Tier I allocations were subject to change based on the result of the TSGP Tier II 
competitive review process. 

Freight Rail Security Grant Program (FRSGP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $14,562,403 

Purpose: The FY 2010 FRSGP provides funding to freight railroad carriers and owners 
and offerors of railroad cars to protect critical surface transportation infrastructure from 
acts of terrorism. 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible applicants under the FY 2010 FRSGP were determined 
by DHS as Class I, II, and III freight railroad carriers that transport Rail Security-
Sensitive Materials (RSSM) and owners and offerors of railroad cars that transport toxic 
inhalation hazardous (TIH) materials. For purposes of this grant program, “offerors” 
were entities that lease rail cars in order to ship materials poisonous by inhalation/TIH 
materials by railroad. 

Program Awards: Applicants were selected through a competitive process based on 
their ability to deliver protection to underground rail and other high-risk assets, provide 
counter-terrorism training, or develop security plans and vulnerability assessments. 

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Intercity Passenger Rail – Amtrak (IPR) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $20,000,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 IPR Program provides funding to the National Passenger Rail 
Corporation (Amtrak) create a sustainable, risk-based effort to protect critical surface 
transportation infrastructure and the traveling public from acts of terrorism within the 
Amtrak rail system. 

Eligible Applicants: Amtrak was the only entity eligible to apply for funding under FY 
2010 IPR. 

Port Security Grant Program (PSGP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $288,000,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 PSGP provides funding to port areas for enhancing maritime 
domain awareness, enhancing risk management capabilities to prevent, detect, respond 
to and recover from attacks involving improvised explosive devices (IEDs), Chemical, 
Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive (CBRNE), and other non-conventional 
weapons, as well as training and exercises and Transportation Worker Identification 
Credential (TWIC) implementation. 

Eligible Applicants: Seven port areas were selected as Group I (highest risk) and 
forty-eight port areas were selected as Group II. For Group I and II port areas the FY 
2010 PSGP only accepted applications from the designated Fiduciary Agents (FA). All 
individual entities (including ferry systems) within one of these port areas applied for 
PSGP funds through their port area’s designated FA. Ports not identified in Group I or II 
were eligible to apply as a Group III or “All Other Port Areas” applicant. There was no 
designated Ferry allocation. Ferry Systems in Group I and II could apply through the 
designated FA. All other Ferry Systems applied within Group III or “All Other Port 
Areas”. 

The following entities were specifically encouraged to apply: 

• 
Owners or operators of federally regulated terminals, facilities, U.S. inspected 
passenger vessels or ferries as defined in the Maritime Transportation Security 
Act (MTSA) and Title 33 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Parts 101, 
104, 105, and 106 
• 
Port authorities or other State and local agencies that are required to provide 
security services to eligible Ferry System applicants (MTSA regulated facilities) 
pursuant to an Area Maritime Security Plan (AMSP), a Facility Security Plan 
(FSP), or Vessel Security Plan (VSP) 
• 
Consortia composed of local river organizations, ports and terminal associations, 
and other local stakeholder groups representing federally regulated ports, 
terminals, U.S. inspected passenger vessels or ferries that are required to 
provide security services to federally regulated facilities or federally regulated 
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vessels in accordance with an AMSP, a FSP or VSP; and recognized as Area 
Maritime Security Committee (AMSC) members by the Captain of the Port 
(COTP) 

• Group I and II Fiduciary Agents (FA) 
Program Awards: Each Group I and Group II port area was designated a specific 
amount of funding based upon the FY 2010 risk analysis. Group I and Group II 
allocations were subjected to change based on the result of the Group III and “All Other 
Port Areas” competitive review process. Group III and “All Other Port Areas” competed 
for the funding identified in their corresponding group. Those port areas newly identified 
as Group I or II had the option of selecting a FA and beginning the FA process, or 
opting out of the FA process. If opting out of the FA process, individual eligible entities 
applied directly to FEMA for funding within the Group in which they originally resided. 

Intercity Bus Security Grant Program (IBSGP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $11,520,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 IBSGP provides funding to assist operators of fixed-route 
intercity and charter bus services in obtaining the resources required to support security 
measures such as enhanced planning, facility security upgrades, and vehicle and driver 
protection. 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible applicants under the FY 2010 IBSGP were owners and 
operators of fixed-route intercity and charter buses that serve Urban Areas Security 
Initiative (UASI) jurisdictions. Charter companies were required to make a minimum of 
50 trips annually to one or more UASI jurisdictions to be eligible. Tier I consisted of 
companies with 250 or more over-the-road buses in operation that provide the highest 
volume of services to high-risk urban areas. Tier II consisted of all other applicants that 
met the minimum eligibility requirements. 

Program Awards: Bus companies competed for funds within their designated Tiers. 
Recipients were selected through a competitive process based on the ratings of the 
Federal Interagency Working Group. 

Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant Program (IECGP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $48,000,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 IECGP provides funding to state, territory, local, and tribal 
governments to carry out initiatives to improve interoperable emergency 
communications, including communications in collective response to natural disasters, 
acts of terrorism, and other man-made disasters. The program provides the flexibility to 
purchase interoperable communications equipment if the State Administrative Agency 
(SAA) and the Statewide Interoperable Coordinator (SWIC)/Statewide Interoperable 

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Communications Plan (SCIP) point of contact certified that the state or territory has 
fulfilled such governance, planning, training, and exercise objectives. 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible applicants to apply for and administer funds under the FY 
2010 IECGP were SAAs. SAAs will be responsible for obligating funds to the 
appropriate local units of government or other designated recipients. 

Program Awards: IECGP funds were allocated based on risk. Each state received a 
minimum allocation under IECGP using the thresholds established in the 9/11 Act. All 
50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico received a minimum of 0.45 percent 
of the total funds allocated, per the 9/11 Act. Four territories (American Samoa, the 
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands) 
received a minimum allocation of 0.08 percent of the total funds allocated. 

Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $57,600,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 EOC Grant Program provides funding to improve emergency 
management and preparedness capabilities by supporting flexible, sustainable, secure 
and interoperable Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) with a focus on addressing 
identified deficiencies and needs. This program also provides funding for construction 
or renovation of a state, local or tribal governments’ EOC. Fully capable emergency 
operations facilities at the state, local and tribal levels are an essential element of a 
comprehensive national emergency management system and are necessary to ensure 
continuity of operations and continuity of government in major disasters caused by any 
hazard. 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible applicants to apply for and administer funds under the FY 
2010 EOC Grant Program were SAAs. The SAA was the only eligible entity to apply for 
funds on behalf of eligible state, local, and tribal EOCs. 

Program Awards: The total amount of funding allocated for the FY 2010 EOC Grant 
Program under the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2010 (Public 
Law 111-83) is $57,600,000. Of that amount, $47,442,500 was designated by 
legislation for specific state and local EOC projects throughout the nation. The 
remaining $10,157,500 was allocated competitively to eligible state, local or tribal 
government’s principal EOCs. 

Driver’s License Security Grant Program (DLSGP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $48,000,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 DLSGP provides funding to prevent terrorism, reduce fraud 
and improve the reliability and accuracy of personal identification documents that states 
and territories issue. DLSGP is intended to address a key recommendation of the 9/11 

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Commission to improve the integrity and security of state-issued driver’s licenses (DL) 
and identification cards (ID). 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible applicants under the FY 2010 DLSGP were state driver’s 
license agencies (DLA), also known as State Departments of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or 
Motor Vehicle Administrations (MVA). Other eligible applicants included State Public 
Safety Agencies or Departments with overall responsibility for drivers’ license issuance 
in the State. These agencies could have applied on behalf of the state DMV/MVA. 

Program Awards: All states and territories that applied for FY 2010 DLSGP receive a 
base amount, with the balance of grant funds distributed based on the total number of 
drivers licenses and identification cards (DL/IDs) issued in each state. Final 
determinations for awards were based upon applications received as well as the results 
of a FEMA Grant Programs Directorate and DHS Office of Policy review. 

Buffer Zone Protection Program (BZPP) 
Total Funding Allocated in FY 2010: $48,000,000 

Purpose: The FY 2010 BZPP provides funding to increase the preparedness 
capabilities of jurisdictions responsible for the safety and security of communities 
surrounding high-priority pre-designated Tier 1 and Tier 2 critical infrastructure and key 
resource (CIKR) assets, including chemical facilities, financial institutions, nuclear and 
electric power plants, dams, stadiums and other high-risk/high-consequence facilities. 

Eligible Applicants: Eligible applicants to apply for and administer funds under the FY 
2010 BZPP were SAAs. SAAs will be responsible for obligating funds to the appropriate 
local units of government or other designated recipients. The SAA must coordinate all 
BZPP activities with their respective State Homeland Security Advisor (HSA). 

Program Awards: BZPP sites were selected based on the risk of the individual sites. 
Therefore, FY 2010 BZPP allocations to any given state or territory was entirely a 
function of the number, type, and character of pre-identified higher-risk sites within their 
respective jurisdictions; there were no discretionary sites. 

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State 
CA 
Urban Area 
Greater Los 
Angeles Area (Los 
Angeles/ Long 
Beach and 
Anaheim/ Santa 
Ana UASI Areas) 
Eligible System 
Long Beach Transit 
Allocation 
$100,000 
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation 
Authority $3,584,180 
Montebello Bus Lines $485,000 
Omnitrans (San Bernardino) $273,568 
Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) $2,459,400 
Southern California Regional Rail Authority 
(Metrolink) $2,600,704 
San Francisco Bay 
Area 
Altamont Commuter Express (ACE) $300,000 
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District 
(BART) $10,562,848 
San Francisco Municipal Railway (MUNI) $7,510,190 
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) $1,500,000 
DC/ 
MD/ 
VA 
Greater National 
Capital Region 
(National Capital 
Region and 
Baltimore UASI 
Areas) 
City of Alexandria (Alexandria Transit Company) $200,000 
Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) $10,692,824 
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority $18,566,190 
GA Atlanta Area Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) $4,363,669 
IL/IN Chicago Area 
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) $10,344,091 
Northeast Illinois Commuter Railroad Corporation 
(METRA) $5,749,850 
PACE Suburban Bus $826,103 
MA Boston Area Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) $21,973,497 
NY/ 
NJ/ 
CT 
New York City/ 
Northern New 
Jersey Area (New 
York City and 
Jersey City/ 
Newark UASI 
Areas) 
Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Bus 
$75,891,550 
MTA Long Island Bus 
MTA Long Island Rail Road 
MTA Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company 
MTA New York City Transit (Subway) 
MTA New York City Transit (Bus) 
New Jersey Transit Corp. (NJT) $6,424,183 
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey 
(PANYNJ) $23,000,000 
Westchester County Department of Transportation $500,000 
Connecticut Department of Transportation $5,229,587 
Connecticut Transit $237,000 
PA/ 
DE/ 
NJ 
Philadelphia Area 
Delaware Transit Corporation $951,438 
New Jersey Transit $5,225,145 
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA/PATCO) $3,695,300 
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority $2,891,280 
$226,137,597 

FY 2010 Funding Tables 
FY 2010 TSGP Final Allocations 

Tier 
Tier I Total 

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Tier State Urban Area Eligible System Allocation 
II 
CA San Diego North San Diego County Transit System (NCTD) $1,538,250 
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) $3,981,790 
CO Denver Regional Transportation District $1,433,250 
FL 
Jacksonville Jacksonville Transportation Authority $430,970 
Orlando Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority $516,463 
Tampa Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (HART) $58,000 
Pinellas Sun Coast Transit Authority (PSTA) $1,214,112 
HI Honolulu City and County of Honolulu Department of 
Transportation Services $571,000 
IN Indianapolis Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation $447,901 
MA Springfield Pioneer Valley Transit Authority $352,304 
MN Twin Cities Metro Transit $515,160 
MO-IL St. Louis Bi-State Development Agency (Metro) $4,933,505 
NC Charlotte Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) $287,760 
NY Rochester Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation 
Authority $55,922 
OH Cincinnati Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority $52,500 
Cleveland Greater Cleveland Regional Transportation Authority $322,977 
OR Portland Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District (Tri-
Met) $1,209,500 
PA Pittsburgh Port Authority of Allegheny County $853,742 
RI Providence Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) $4,267,600 
TX Dallas/Fort Worth/ 
Arlington Dallas Rapid Area Transit (DART) $913,200 
UT Salt Lake City Utah Transit Authority $563,000 
WA Seattle 
Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority $839,884 
King County Department of Transportation $224,965 
Pierce County Public Transportation Benefit Area 
Corporation $1,540,045 
WI Milwaukee Milwaukee County Transit System $176,200 
Tier II Total $27,300,000 
FY 2010 TSGP Total $253,437,597 

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FY 2010 FRSGP Final Allocations 

State City Railroad/Company Allocation 
CA 
Exeter San Joaquin Valley Railroad Company $100,000 
Los Angeles Los Angeles Junction Railway Company $75,000 
FL Fernandina First Coast Railroad, Inc. $87,272 
IA Cedar Rapids Iowa Interstate Railroad, Ltd. $100,000 
IL Bedford Park The Belt Railway Company of Chicago $105,120 
IN Hammond Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad $124,191 
KS 
Kansas City Kansas City Terminal Railway Company $100,000 
Pittsburg South Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad, Inc. (SKOL) $100,000 
KY 
Calvert City Westlake Vinyls, Inc. $230,072 
Paducah Paducah & Louisville Railway, Inc. $100,000 
MO 
Kansas City The Kansas City Southern Railway Company $267,835 
St. Louis Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis $5,584,627 
NE Omaha Union Pacific Railroad $2,950,064 
OH Brewster Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Company (WE) $100,000 
OR Portland Peninsula Terminal Company $75,000 
PA Pittsburgh Union Railroad Company, Inc. $37,000 
TX 
Dallas Trinity Rail Group, LLC $137,067 
Fort Worth BNSF Railway Company $3,425,625 
San Antonio Tesoro Refining and Marketing Company $139,280 
VA Norfolk Norfolk Southern Railway Company $724,250 
Total $14,562,403 

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FY 2010 IPR Final Allocations 

Entity Allocation 
National Passenger Railroad Corporation (Amtrak) $20,000,000 
Total $20,000,000 

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FY 2010 PSGP Final Allocations 

Group State Port Area Entity Name Allocation 
I 
CA 
Los Angeles-Long Beach Marine Exchange of Los Angeles Long Beach Harbor, Inc. $31,453,287 
San Francisco Bay Marine Exchange of the San Francisco Bay Region $19,913,142 
LA New Orleans Lower Mississippi River Port-Wide Strategic Security Council $22,820,960 
NJ/PA/DE Delaware Bay Maritime Exchange for the Delaware River and Bay, Inc. $15,981,284 
NY/NJ New York-New Jersey The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey $33,839,223 
TX Houston-Galveston County of Harris, Texas $28,927,077 
WA Puget Sound Northwest Maritime Advisory Services DBA Marine 
Exchange $20,203,798 
Group I Total $173,138,771 
II 
AK Anchorage Municipality of Anchorage/Port of Anchorage $1,217,340 
AL Mobile Alabama Department of Homeland Security $1,578,092 
CA 
Port Hueneme Oxnard Harbor District (Port of Hueneme) $1,163,650 
San Diego San Diego Unified Port District $2,774,725 
CT Long Island Sound Connecticut Department of Emergency Management & 
Homeland Security $2,257,341 
FL 
Jacksonville Jacksonville Marine Transportation Exchange, Inc. $3,153,621 
Miami Miami River Marine Group $1,728,359 
Panama City City of Panama City $1,001,690 
Pensacola Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc. $1,002,483 
Port Canaveral Canaveral Port Authority - Finance Department $1,514,567 
Port Everglades Broward County Board of County Commissioners $2,230,740 
Tampa Bay Manatee County Port Authority $1,706,958 
GA Savannah Georgia Tech Research Corporation $2,758,436 
HI Honolulu Hawaii Civil Defense Division $3,104,508 
IN/IL Southern Tip Lake Michigan Inland Rivers Ports and Terminals, Inc. $3,754,231 
KY Louisville Larry D Allen, LLC $1,003,173 
LA 
Lake Charles Trahan Consulting, LLC $2,092,453 
Morgan City Morgan City Harbor & Terminal District $1,128,568 
Port Fourchon/The LOOP Greater Lafourche Port Commission $1,481,794 
MA Boston Executive Office of Public Safety & Security $2,367,917 
MD Baltimore Maryland Emergency Management Agency $3,222,216 
ME Portland City of Portland, Maine $1,027,985 
MI Detroit Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority $1,004,092 
MN Minneapolis-St.Paul Minnesota Department of Public Safety Division of Homeland 
Security and Emergency Management $1,015,633 
MN/WI Duluth-Superior Minnesota Department of Public Safety Division of Homeland 
Security and Emergency Management $1,058,197 
MO Kansas City Mid America Regional Council $1,007,418 
MO/IL St. Louis East-West Gateway Council of Government $1,567,871 
MS Pascagoula Mississippi Department of Public Safety $1,005,669 
NC 
Wilmington North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public 
Safety $2,833,662 
Morehead City North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public 
Safety $1,114,922 
NY 
Albany The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey $1,042,987 
Buffalo NYS Office of Homeland Security $1,038,917 
OH 
Cincinnati Larry D Allen, LLC $1,003,431 
Cleveland Board of County Commissioners $1,003,153 

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Group State Port Area Entity Name Allocation 
II 
OH Toledo Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority $1,003,900 
PA Pittsburgh Port of Pittsburgh Commission $1,305,322 
PR 
Ponce Municipio Autonomo de Ponce $1,014,688 
San Juan Puerto Rico Ports Authority $2,204,780 
SC Charleston South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) $2,792,660 
TN 
Memphis Inland Rivers Ports and Terminals, Inc. $1,410,794 
Nashville Metro Government of Nashville and Davidson County $1,001,608 
TX 
Corpus Christi WJ Wagner, Inc. $3,846,711 
Freeport Port Freeport $1,712,415 
Sabine-Neches Jefferson County, Texas $4,456,529 
VA Hampton Roads Virginia Department of Emergency Management $4,280,407 
WA/OR/ID Columbia-Snake River 
System Merchants Exchange of Portland $1,626,973 
WV Huntington - Tristate West Virginia Public Port Authority $1,185,436 
Group II Total $85,809,022 
III 
AL Guntersville 
Marshall, County of, Alabama $181,612 
Warren Distribution, Inc. $24,500 
AR Helena Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Enforcement Division $89,789 
FL Fort Pierce St. Lucie County $378,320 
GA Brunswick Georgia Ports Authority $499,975 
GU Apra Harbor Port Authority of Guam $2,257,500 
IN Mount Vernon Ports of Indiana-The Port of Mt. Vernon $410,000 
MA/RI Narragansett/Mt. Hope Bays 
City of Cranston, Rhode Island Fire Department $27,053 
City of East Providence $43,000 
East Providence Police Department $585,438 
Interstate Navigation Company $108,650 
Massachusetts Environmental Police (OLE) $512,864 
Providence Emergency Management Agency & Office of HS $300,000 
Prudence Island Volunteer Fire Department $99,931 
Quonset Development Corporation $238,387 
Rhode Island Dept of Public Safety, State Police $442,591 
RI Emergency Management Agency $50,000 
Sprague Energy Corp $32,121 
MI 
Marine City Michigan Department of Natural Resources and 
Environment-Law Enforcement $458,554 
Monroe Michigan Department of Natural Resources and 
Environment $84,990 
Muskegon 
County Of Ottawa $229,373 
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and 
Environment-Law Enforcement $219,125 
Port Huron Michigan Department of Natural Resources and 
Environment $409,939 
Sault Ste Marie 
Chippewa County Sheriff's Office $168,000 
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and 
Environment-Law Enforcement $250,000 
MN Two Harbors Lake County Sheriff's Office $395,265 
MS Vicksburg 
Ergon Marine and Industrial Supply, Inc.-Vicksburg $30,912 
Ergon Refining, Inc. $40,163 
Magnolia Marine Transportation Company $16,053 
NH Portsmouth 
New Hampshire Department of Safety $500,000 
Sea-3, Inc. $89,250 

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Group State Port Area Entity Name Allocation 
III 
NH Portsmouth Sprague Energy Corp $66,250 
PA Erie 
Erie County Convention Center Authority $145,590 
Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority $391,500 
Pennsylvania State Police $230,810 
PR Humacao Autoridad de Transporte Maritimo de Puerto Rico $1,564,859 
TN Chattanooga 
Ergon Terminaling, Inc.- Chattanooga $13,125 
Hamilton County Sheriff's Office $171,941 
TX Brownsville Brownsville Navigation District $1,385,800 
VA Richmond City of Richmond, Virginia $625,000 
WI 
Green Bay City of Green Bay/Green Bay Police Department $517,188 
Milwaukee City of Milwaukee $366,795 
Group III Total $14,652,213 
All 
Others 
AK Whittier Alaska Railroad Corporation $311,224 
AL 
Chattahoochie Alabama Conservation Department $241,692 
Sheffield Murphy Oil Corporation Sheffield Terminal $11,000 
AR Dardanelle Pope County - AR $332,988 
CT Norwich Harbor City of Norwich Connecticut $231,825 
FL Freeport Murphy Oil Corporation Freeport Terminal $117,300 
IA Davenport City of Davenport Fire Department $200,000 
IL 
Clinton Lake Illinois Department Of Natural Resources $166,000 
Peoria 
City of Peoria $207,046 
Illinois Department Of Natural Resources $263,500 
Peoria County Emergency Management Agency $13,607 
Tazewell County Sheriff's Office $104,034 
IN City of Evansville City of Evansville, Indiana $76,000 
KY 
City of Hickman, Fulton 
County Hickman-Fulton Co. Riverport Authority $34,150 
Owensboro Owensboro Riverport Authority $65,255 
LA 
Shreveport Caddo Bossier Parishes Port Commission $963,488 
Terrebonne Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office $214,860 
MA 
Duxbury Duxbury Habormaster Department $183,289 
Falmouth Town of Falmouth, MA $232,230 
Hyannis Town of Barnstable Harbormaster $121,624 
New Bedford 
City of New Bedford Harbor Development Commission $195,488 
Massachusetts Environmental Police $977,201 
Provincetown Provincetown Public Pier Corporation $99,950 
Quincy City of Quincy, Massachusetts $1,942,500 
Woods Hole Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship 
Authority $461,250 
Yarmouth Town of Yarmouth Harbormaster $83,657 
MD Charles County Charles County Government $440,799 
ME Bar Harbor BHWW, LLC $46,749 
MI Ludington City of Ludington $41,122 
MN 
Dakota County Dakota County Sheriff's Office $39,900 
Eagan Eagan Fire Department $5,000 
Wright County Wright County Sheriff's Office $90,109 
MO Cape Girardeau County Cape Girardeau County $580,800 
NY 
Oswego 
Oswego City Police Department $40,700 
Port of Oswego Authority $14,094 
Port Jefferson Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Co. $280,980 
Rochester Monroe County Office of Emergency Management $288,800 
Suffolk County Suffolk County Sheriff's Office $1,281,668 

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Group State Port Area Entity Name Allocation 
All 
Others 
NY 
Town of Smithtown Town of Smithtown, Department of Public Safety $341,000 
Wayne County Wayne County Office of Sheriff $14,535 
OH South Bass Island/Catawba 
Point Miller Boat Line, Inc. $107,541 
TX 
Mansfield Texas Parks and Wildlife Department $346,496 
Matagorda Bay Texas Parks and Wildlife Department $346,496 
VT Lake Champlain Vermont Department of Public Safety $18,000 
WI 
Marinette 
Marinette County $186,607 
Michigan Department of Natural Resources & Environment $1,204,408 
Pierce County County of Pierce $645,900 
Sturgeon Bay Door County Sheriff’s Department $187,132 
All Others Total $14,399,994 
FY 2010 PSGP Total $288,000,000 

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FY 2010 IBSGP Final Allocations 

Tier State Entity Name Allocation 
I 
MA Peter Pan Bus Lines, Inc. $842,798 
NJ Academy Express, LLC $326,153 
Coach USA, Inc. $64,787 
TX CUSA, LLC $886,967 
Greyhound Lines, Inc. $4,216,061 
II 
AL 
Capital Motor Lines DBA Capital Trailways $166,377 
Colonial Trailways $45,181 
Kelton Tours Unlimited, LLC $14,332 
AZ Dreamers Travel, LLC $16,210 
CA 
American Star Trailways, Inc. $201,577 
Pacific Coachway's Charter Services, Inc. $16,210 
Screamline Investment Corporation DBA TourCoach International $65,490 
Shalimar Travel and Tours $90,085 
Silverado Stages $27,011 
Silver State Trailways $24,255 
CT DATTCO, Inc. $300,977 
Nason Partners, LLC DBA Kelley Transit Company $107,793 
FL A Ray Land Productions Company DBA Fabulous Coach Lines $158,213 
Florida Trails, Inc. $146,679 
GA Daniel's Charters, LLC $141,757 
Kelly Tours, Inc. $128,318 
IA Royal Charters, Inc. $20,627 
Windstar Lines, Inc. $273,353 
IL O’Hare Wisconsin Limousine, Inc. DBA Prairie Trailways $11,812 
Vandalia Bus Lines, Inc. $82,922 
IN Excursions, Inc. DBA Excursions Trailways $101,950 
KS Kincaid Coach Lines, Inc. $331,680 
KY Miller Transportation $47,031 
LA American International Travel DBA Dixieland $15,829 
Louisiana Coaches, Inc. $15,750 
MA 
F. M. Kuzmeskus, Inc. $107,620 
Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company $7,500 
Wilson Bus Lines, Inc. $35,210 
MD BK Charter, Inc. $5,008 
EBT Corp. $38,329 
ME Isherwood Enterprises DBA Custom Coach and Limousine $48,775 
MI B & W Charters, Inc. $60,183 
MS Coach Ride, LLC $122,256 
MT Rimrock Stages, Inc. DBA Rimrock Trailways $15,986 
NJ Lakeland Bus Lines, Inc. $202,230 
Safety Bus Service, Inc. DBA Safety Bus $98,403 
NM Industrial Bus Lines, Inc. DBA All Aboard America! $138,307 
NY 
Coastal Charter Service Corp. DBA North Fork Express $44,529 
Excellent Bus Service, Inc. $163,503 
West Point Tours Trailways $87,564 
OH Brewster Travel $55,347 
Buckeye Limousine and Charters $23,099 
OK Passenger Transportation Specialist, Inc. DBA Red Carpet Charters $305,953 
Time Lines, LLC $48,538 

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II 
PA 
David Thomas Tours, Inc. $50,849 
Executive Coach, Inc. $104,587 
Frank Martz Coach Company, Inc. DBA Martz Trailways $50,400 
Fullington Auto Bus Company $53,967 
Myers Coach Lines, Inc. $101,728 
TN Gentry Trailways $106,446 
Greene Coach Company, Inc. $17,368 
TX 
Autobuses Ejecutivos, LLC $26,696 
Buses By Bill, Inc. $16,210 
Gotta Go Express Trailways $21,656 
Sierra Stage Coaches, LLC DBA Sierra Trailways $11,812 
VA 
Abbott Bus Lines, Inc. $30,712 
Blue Ridge Tours, Inc. $32,734 
Haymarket Transportation, Inc. $111,366 
Newton Bus Service, Inc. $221,377 
Valley Connector $15,986 
Winn Bus Lines, Inc. $16,210 
WA Transportation Demand Management, Inc. $6,371 
WI Kobussen Buses, Ltd. $15,750 
Riteway Bus Service, Inc. $11,250 
Total $11,520,000 

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FY 2010 IECGP Final Allocations 

State/Territory Allocation State/Territory Allocation 
Alabama $621,500 Nevada $468,500 
Alaska $315,500 New Hampshire $267,000 
Arizona $831,500 New Jersey $1,349,000 
Arkansas $338,500 New Mexico $334,000 
California $5,480,500 New York $6,300,000 
Colorado $621,000 North Carolina $1,076,500 
Connecticut $525,500 North Dakota $267,000 
Delaware $267,000 Ohio $1,119,500 
District of Columbia $595,000 Oklahoma $470,000 
Florida $2,243,500 Oregon $522,500 
Georgia $1,195,000 Pennsylvania $1,527,000 
Hawaii $311,000 Rhode Island $267,000 
Idaho $267,000 South Carolina $498,500 
Illinois $1,864,500 South Dakota $252,500 
Indiana $672,500 Tennessee $636,000 
Iowa $452,000 Texas $3,813,000 
Kansas $438,500 Utah $380,000 
Kentucky $543,500 Vermont $257,000 
Louisiana $945,500 Virginia $1,223,500 
Maine $267,000 Washington $1,067,000 
Maryland $1,031,500 West Virginia $267,000 
Massachusetts $1,117,500 Wisconsin $506,000 
Michigan $949,000 Wyoming $267,000 
Minnesota $645,000 Puerto Rico $347,000 
Mississippi $407,500 U.S. Virgin Islands $69,000 
Missouri $686,500 American Samoa $52,500 
Montana $267,000 Guam $85,500 
Nebraska $356,500 Northern Mariana Islands $54,000 
Total $48,000,000 

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FY 2010 EOC Grant Program Final Allocations 

State 
Alabama 
Entity Name1 
Marshall County 
Allocation 
$187,500 
Mobile County Commission* $800,000 
Town of Shorter* $500,000 
Winston County Commission* $20,000 
Alaska Fairbanks North Star Borough $877,750 
Arizona City of Casa Grande $562,500 
City of Scottsdale* $500,000 
Arkansas City of North Little Rock* $900,000 
California 
City of Brawley* $500,000 
City of Commerce* $1,000,000 
City of Cupertino* $300,000 
City of Elk Grove* $750,000 
City of La Habra* $254,500 
City of Monterey Park* $375,000 
City of Moreno Valley* $400,000 
City of Whittier* $500,000 
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management* $800,000 
Trinity County $117,159 
Colorado City of Alamosa Fire Department* $425,000 
Gunnison County $403,275 
Connecticut 
City of Hartford* $800,000 
City of Torrington* $400,000 
East Haddam $540,126 
Florida 
City of Green Cove Springs* $400,000 
City of Lauderdale Lakes* $750,000 
City of Palm Coast* $350,000 
City of Sunrise* $750,000 
City of Tavares* $500,000 
Lake County* $800,000 
Monroe County* $200,000 
Sarasota County* $300,000 
City of Maitland* $158,000 
Georgia Fulton County (Atlanta) Emergency Management Agency* $200,000 
Idaho Valley County $773,913 
Illinois 
City of Chicago* $1,000,000 
DuPage County $1,000,000 
Minooka Fire Protection District* $250,000 
Iowa Benton County Emergency Management Commission* $500,000 
City of Ames* $600,000 
Kansas City of Wichita* $500,000 
Johnson County $250,000 
Kentucky Kentucky Emergency Management* $500,000 
Mercer County Emergency Management Agency* $300,000 
Louisiana City of New Orleans $249,645 

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State Entity Name1 Allocation 
Louisiana 
New Orleans Emergency Medical Services* $750,000 
North Louisiana Regional, Lincoln Parish* $980,000 
Washington Parish Government* $350,000 
Maine Somerset County* $500,000 
Maryland Calvert County Department of Public Safety* $338,000 
State of Maryland* $1,500,000 
Michigan 
City of Detroit* $1,000,000 
Macomb County Emergency Management and 
Communications* $250,000 
State of Michigan $1,000,000 
Minnesota City of Minneapolis* $750,000 
Stevens County $250,000 
Mississippi City of Port Gibson* $750,000 
Neshoba County $976,800 
Missouri 
Howell County Emergency Preparedness* $250,000 
Independence/Eastern Jackson County $250,000 
Jackson County Sheriff’s Office* $500,000 
Montana Butte-Silver Bow* $800,000 
City of Whitefish* $900,000 
Nevada City of Las Vegas* $600,000 
New Jersey 
City of Brigantine* $300,000 
City of Hackensack* $300,000 
City of Newark* $1,000,000 
County of Union* $500,000 
Morris County, New Jersey Office of Emergency Management* $1,000,000 
North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue* $500,000 
Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office* $250,000 
Township of Irvington* $750,000 
Township of Old Bridge* $500,000 
Township of South Orange Village, South Orange* $247,000 
New Mexico Lea County* $600,000 
New York 
City of Mount Vernon* $1,000,000 
Town of Harrison* $275,000 
Village of Elmsford* $165,000 
North Carolina 
City of Greenville* $600,000 
North Carolina Office of Emergency Management* $1,000,000 
Scotland County* $650,000 
North Dakota Barnes County $280,516 
Ohio Columbus, Ohio Emergency Management Agency* $1,500,000 
Oklahoma Ponca City $178,070 
Oregon City of Brookings* $350,000 
Columbia County* $500,000 
Pennsylvania 
Armstrong County $1,000,000 
Lycoming County* $250,000 
Towamencin Township* $75,000 
Upper Darby Township Police Department* $500,000 
Westmoreland County Department of Public Safety* $900,000 
Rhode Island City of Providence* $980,000 

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State Entity Name1 Allocation 
South Carolina Dorchester County* $400,000 
Williamsburg County* $1,000,000 
Texas 
Brazoria County Emergency Management* $100,000 
City of Boerne* $250,000 
Johnson County* $750,000 
Middle Rio Grande Development Council* $1,000,000 
Nueces County $72,758 
Tohono O’odham 
Nation Tohono O’odham Nation* $500,000 
Virginia City of Hopewell* $250,000 
Washington County $187,488 
Washington Lincoln County* $1,000,000 
Wisconsin State of Wisconsin $1,000,000 
Total $57,600,000 

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FY 2010 DLSGP Final Allocations 

State/Territory Allocation State/Territory Allocation 
Alabama $1,098,276 Nebraska $800,677 
American Samoa $651,877 Nevada $800,677 
Arizona $1,098,276 New Hampshire $800,677 
Arkansas $800,677 New Jersey $1,098,276 
California $1,656,999 New Mexico $800,677 
Colorado $800,677 New York $1,656,999 
Connecticut $800,677 North Carolina $1,098,276 
Delaware $651,877 North Dakota $651,877 
District of Columbia $651,877 Northern Mariana Islands $651,877 
Florida $1,656,999 Ohio $1,098,276 
Georgia $1,098,276 Oregon $800,677 
Guam $651,877 Pennsylvania $1,098,276 
Hawaii $800,677 Puerto Rico $651,877 
Idaho $800,677 Rhode Island $651,877 
Illinois $1,656,999 South Carolina $800,677 
Indiana $1,098,276 South Dakota $651,877 
Iowa $800,677 Tennessee $800,677 
Kansas $800,677 Texas $1,656,998 
Kentucky $800,677 U.S. Virgin Islands $651,877 
Louisiana $1,098,276 Utah $800,677 
Maine $800,677 Vermont $651,877 
Maryland $800,677 Virginia $1,098,276 
Massachusetts $1,098,276 Washington $1,098,276 
Michigan $1,098,276 West Virginia $800,677 
Mississippi $800,677 Wisconsin $800,677 
Missouri $800,677 Wyoming $651,877 
Total $48,000,000 

Note: Alaska, Minnesota, Montana, and Oklahoma chose not to apply for FY 2010 DLSGP funding. 

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FY 2010 BZPP Final Allocations 

State/Territory Allocation State/Territory Allocation 
Alabama $200,000 Michigan $1,300,000 
Alaska $200,000 Minnesota $400,000 
Arizona $600,000 Mississippi $200,000 
California $5,200,000 Missouri $300,000 
Colorado $400,000 Montana $200,000 
Connecticut $400,000 Nebraska $600,000 
Delaware $400,000 Nevada $2,300,000 
District of Columbia $1,600,000 New Hampshire $200,000 
Florida $2,400,000 New Jersey $1,200,000 
Georgia $2,300,000 New York $1,700,000 
Guam $200,000 North Carolina $200,000 
Hawaii $400,000 Ohio $1,200,000 
Illinois $2,600,000 Oklahoma $200,000 
Indiana $1,000,000 Pennsylvania $1,600,000 
Iowa $200,000 South Carolina $200,000 
Kansas $600,000 Tennessee $1,000,000 
Kentucky $700,000 Texas $6,900,000 
Louisiana $1,400,000 Virginia $600,000 
Maine $200,000 Washington $2,500,000 
Maryland $800,000 West Virginia $1,500,000 
Massachusetts $1,900,000 
Total $48,000,000 
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