U.S. Department of Homeland Security 
Washington, DC 20472 


Grant Programs Directorate 
Information Bulletin No. 338 
December 8, 2009 


TO: All State Administrative Agency Heads 

All State Administrative Agency Points of Contact 

All Urban Areas Security Initiative Points of Contact 

All State Homeland Security Directors 

All State Emergency Management Agency Directors 

All Eligible Regional Transit Agencies 

All Private Sector Transportation Security Partners 

All Public and Private Sector Port Security Partners 

All Tribal Nation Points of Contact 

All State Department of Motor Vehicle Points of Contact 

FROM: Timothy W. Manning 

 Deputy Administrator 

National Preparedness and Protection 

SUBJECT: Fiscal Year 2010 Program Guidance and Application Kits 

The Grant Programs Directorate (GPD) and National Preparedness Directorate (NPD) within the 
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) are pleased to announce the availability of the 
Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 Program Guidance and Application Kits. This bulletin provides details 
on 13 of the Department’s FY 2010 preparedness grant programs. These kits will be available 
online at http://www.fema.gov/grants later today. 

Program Guidance and Application Kits are available for the following programs, representing 
over $2.7 billion in available FY 2010 grant funding. 

• 
FY 2010 Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG) Program 
• 
FY 2010 Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program 
• 
FY 2010 Driver’s License Security Grant Program (DLSGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant Program (IECGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Buffer Zone Protection Program (BZPP) 
• 
FY 2010 Port Security Grant Program (PSGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Freight Rail Security Grant Program (FRSGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Intercity Passenger Rail – Amtrak (IPR) Program 
• 
FY 2010 Intercity Bus Security Grant Program (IBSGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) 
• 
FY 2010 Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) 
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• 
FY 2010 Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant Program (RCPGP) 
Detailed guidance and application instructions for all grant programs are provided at 
http://www.fema.gov/grants. Eligible applicants must apply through the online Grants.gov 
system at http://www.grants.gov. Applicants in need of Grants.gov support should contact the 
Grants.gov customer support hotline at (800) 518-4726. If applicants have any questions 
regarding the application process, they should contact the GPD Call Center at (866) 927-5646. 

Additional questions may be directed to your FEMA Program Analyst or the Centralized 
Scheduling and Information Desk (CSID) at askcsid@dhs.gov or (800) 368-6498. 

A summary of eligible applicants and deadlines is included in Appendix A. Specific allocations 
for programs marked with an asterisk (*) are included in Appendix B. 

FY 2010 Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG) Program* 

The EMPG Program is a vital part of the Department of Homeland Security’s preparedness 
mission and directly supports our Nation’s emergency management community. The EMPG 
Program provides $329,799,991 to assist State and local governments in enhancing and 
sustaining all-hazards emergency management capabilities. 

FY 2010 Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program 

The EOC Grant Program provides $57,600,000 to improve emergency management and 
preparedness capabilities by supporting flexible, sustainable, secure, strategically located, and 
fully interoperable EOCs with a focus on addressing identified deficiencies and needs. 

FY 2010 Driver’s License Security Grant Program (DLSGP)* 

The DLSGP provides $48,000,000 to prevent terrorism, reduce fraud and improve the reliability 
and accuracy of personal identification documents that States and territories issue. The DLSGP 
is intended to address a key recommendation of the 9/11 Commission to improve the integrity 
and security of State-issued driver’s licenses (DL) and identification cards (IC). 

FY 2010 Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant Program (IECGP)* 

The IECGP provides $48,000,000 to improve local, tribal, regional, statewide, and national 
interoperable emergency communications, including communications in collective response to 
natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and other man-made disasters. IECGP funding is provided to 
States and territories and to local and tribal governments to support achievement of the goals, 
objectives, and or initiatives of the Statewide Communication Interoperability Plans (SCIP) and 
to ensure achievement of the goals and milestones of the National Emergency Communications 
Plan (NECP). 

FY 2010 Buffer Zone Protection Program (BZPP)* 

The BZPP provides $48,000,000 in 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 

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chemical facilities, financial institutions, nuclear power plants, dams, and other high-risk, high-
consequence facilities, through allowable planning and equipment acquisition. 

FY 2010 Port Security Grant Program (PSGP)* 

The PSGP provides $288,000,000 for port security grants. PSGP funds are primarily intended to 
create a sustainable, risk-based effort to protect critical port infrastructure from terrorism, 
particularly attacks using explosives and non-conventional threats that could cause major 
disruption to commerce. The PSGP provides grant 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. 

FY 2010 Freight Rail Security Grant Program (FRSGP) 

The FRSGP provides $15,000,000 to fund freight railroad carriers and owners and offerors of 
railroad cars to protect critical surface transportation infrastructure from acts of terrorism, major 
disasters, and other emergencies. 

FY 2010 Intercity Passenger Rail – Amtrak (IPR) Program 

The IPR provides $20,000,000 to Amtrak to develop security enhancements for eligible intercity 
passenger rail operations. The purpose of the FY 2010 IPR program is to create a sustainable, 
risk-based effort to protect critical surface transportation infrastructure and the traveling public 
from acts of terrorism, major disasters, and other emergencies within the Amtrak rail system. 

FY 2010 Intercity Bus Security Grant Program (IBSGP) 

The IBSGP provides $11,520,000 to create a sustainable program for the protection of intercity 
bus systems and the traveling public from terrorism. The program seeks to assist offerors 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. 

FY 2010 Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP)* 

The HSGP is one tool among a comprehensive set of measures authorized by Congress and 
implemented by the Administration to help strengthen the Nation against risks associated with 
potential terrorist attacks. 

State Homeland Security Program (SHSP). The SHSP provides $842,000,000 to build 
capabilities at the State and local levels and to implement the goals and objectives included in 
State Homeland Security Strategies and initiatives in the State Preparedness Report. 

Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI). The UASI program dedicates $832,520,000 to select 
areas to enhance regional preparedness in major metropolitan areas. The UASI program directly 
supports the National Priority on expanding regional collaboration in the National Preparedness 

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Guidelines and is intended to assist participating jurisdictions in developing integrated regional 
systems for prevention, protection, response, and recovery. 

Operation Stonegarden (OPSG). The OPSG program provides $60,000,000 to enhance 
cooperation and coordination between Federal, State, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies 
in a joint mission to secure the United States borders along routes of ingress from International 
borders to include travel corridors in States bordering Mexico and Canada, as well as States and 
territories with International water borders. 

Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS). The MMRS provides $39,359,956 to support 
the integration of emergency management, health, and medical systems into a coordinated 
response to mass casualty incidents caused by any hazard. 

Citizen Corps Program (CCP). The CCP provides $12,480,000 to bring community and 
government leaders together to coordinate the involvement of community members and 
organizations in emergency preparedness, planning, mitigation, response, and recovery. 

FY 2010 Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) 

The THSGP will provide up to $10,000,000 to directly eligible tribes to help strengthen the 
Nation against risks associated with potential terrorist attacks. Pursuant to the 9/11 Act, a 
directly eligible tribe applying for a grant shall designate an individual to serve as a tribal liaison 
with the Department of Homeland Security and other Federal, State, local, and regional 
government officials concerning preventing, preparing for, protecting against, and responding to 
acts of terrorism. 

FY 2010 Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) 

The NSGP provides $19,000,000 in funding support for target hardening activities to nonprofit 
organizations that are at high risk of terrorist attack. While this funding is provided specifically 
to high-risk nonprofit organizations under the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations 
Act, 2010 (Public Law 111-83), the program seeks to integrate nonprofit preparedness activities 
with broader State and local preparedness efforts. It is also designed to promote coordination 
and collaboration in emergency preparedness activities among public and private community 
representatives, State and local government agencies, and Citizen Corps Councils. 

FY 2010 Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant Program (RCPGP)* 

The RCPGP provides $33,600,000 to enhance catastrophic incident preparedness in selected 
high-risk, high-consequence urban areas. The RCPGP is intended to support coordination of 
regional all-hazard planning for catastrophic events, including the development of planning 
communities, plans, protocols, and procedures to manage a catastrophic event. The deliverables 
from the RCPGP will be made available throughout the country to enhance national resilience. 

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Appendix A 
Table 1. Eligible Applicants and Deadlines 


Program Eligible Applicants Interim Deadline(s) Application 
Deadline 
Action on 
Applications 
EMPG SAA or State Emergency 
Management Agency N/A 
No later than 
January 22, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 30 days of the 
submission deadline 
EOC 
SAA on behalf of state, 
local, or tribal government’s 
principal EOC 
January 15, 2010 
Deadline for 
subgrantees to submit 
applications to the 
SAA 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 
DLSGP 
State Driver’s License 
Agencies (DLA), also known 
as State Departments of 
Motor Vehicles or Motor 
Vehicle Administrations 
(MVA) in all 56 States and 
territories 
N/A 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate and 
act on applications 
within 60 days 
following close of the 
application period 
IECGP SAA N/A 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 
BZPP SAA 
November 30, 2010 
Deadline for 
subgrantees to submit 
BZPs to DHS 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 
PSGP 
All entities covered by an 
Area Maritime Security Plan 
(AMSP), including 147 
specifically identified critical 
ports 
January 12, 2010 
Fiduciary Agent 
change/selection due 
to Program Office 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 
FRSGP 
Owners and offerors of 
railroad cars that 
transport poisonous 
by inhalation/toxic 
inhalation hazardous 
(TIH) materials as well 
as Class I, II and III rail 
carriers that transport 
Rail Security-Sensitive 
materials (RSSM) 
N/A 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 
IPR National Passenger Railroad 
Corporation (Amtrak) N/A 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 

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Program Eligible Applicants Interim Deadline(s) Application 
Deadline 
Action on 
Applications 
IBSGP 
Private offerors providing 
fixed-route or charter 
transportation by an overthe-
road bus servicing an 
Urban Areas Security 
Initiative (UASI) jurisdiction 
N/A 
No later than 
February 12, 2010, 
11:59 p.m., 
Eastern Standard 
Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 60 days of the 
submission deadline 
HSGP 
SHSP 
State Administrative Agency 
(SAA) 
March 19, 2010 
Deadline for 
subgrantees to submit 
applications to the 
SAA 
(OPSG only) 
No later than April 
19, 2010, 11:59 
p.m., Eastern 
Daylight Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 90 days of the 
submission deadline 
UASI 
OPSG 
MMRS 
CCP 
THSGP Directly eligible tribes N/A 
No later than April 
19, 2010, 11:59 
p.m., Eastern 
Daylight Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 90 days of the 
submission deadline 
NSGP SAA on behalf of eligible 
nonprofit organizations 
February 12, 2010 
Deadline for 
subgrantees to submit 
applications to the 
SAA 
No later than April 
19, 2010, 11:59 
p.m., Eastern 
Daylight Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 90 days of the 
submission deadline 
RCPGP 
Pre-designated high-risk, 
high-consequence urban 
areas through their SAAs 
N/A 
No later than April 
19, 2010, 11:59 
p.m., Eastern 
Daylight Time 
DHS will evaluate 
applications and act 
on these applications 
within 90 days of the 
submission deadline 

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Appendix B 
Table 1. FY 2010 EMPG Allocations 


State/Territory FY 2010 
Allocation State/Territory FY 2010 
Allocation 
Alabama $5,463,038 New Hampshire $3,317,289 
Alaska $2,913,599 New Jersey $8,041,432 
Arizona $6,641,872 New Mexico $3,746,008 
Arkansas $4,304,577 New York $14,972,047 
California $26,044,455 North Carolina $8,387,559 
Colorado $5,641,026 North Dakota $2,884,863 
Connecticut $4,718,749 Ohio $9,839,072 
Delaware $3,033,388 Oklahoma $4,809,238 
District of Columbia $2,853,025 Oregon $4,903,953 
Florida $14,226,919 Pennsylvania $10,456,211 
Georgia $8,684,679 Rhode Island $3,147,339 
Hawaii $3,299,583 South Carolina $5,346,262 
Idaho $3,450,678 South Dakota $2,989,206 
Illinois $10,746,888 Tennessee $6,458,923 
Indiana $6,562,747 Texas $18,073,664 
Iowa $4,398,949 Utah $4,228,287 
Kansas $4,270,425 Vermont $2,871,902 
Kentucky $5,211,240 Virginia $7,455,585 
Louisiana $5,302,012 Washington $6,673,322 
Maine $3,317,704 West Virginia $3,637,064 
Maryland $6,086,158 Wisconsin $6,082,548 
Massachusetts $6,640,453 Wyoming $2,815,084 
Michigan $8,888,397 Puerto Rico $5,009,106 
Minnesota $5,821,183 U.S. Virgin Islands $894,928 
Mississippi $4,357,948 American Samoa $866,585 
Missouri $6,264,436 Guam $938,922 
Montana $3,093,877 Northern Mariana Islands $857,515 
Nebraska $3,617,162 Republic of the Marshall Islands $50,000 
Nevada $4,140,910 Federated States of Micronesia $50,000 
Total $329,799,991 

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Table 2. FY 2010 DLSGP Allocations 

Category State FY 2010 
Allocation Category State FY 2010 
Allocation 
Category 
1 
California $1,605,120 
Category 
3 (cont.) 
Minnesota $748,800 
Florida $1,605,120 Missouri $748,800 
Illinois $1,605,120 Mississippi $748,800 
New York $1,605,120 Nebraska $748,800 
Texas $1,605,120 New Hampshire $748,800 
Category 
2 
Alabama $1,046,400 New Mexico $748,800 
Arizona $1,046,400 Nevada $748,800 
Georgia $1,046,400 Oklahoma $748,800 
Indiana $1,046,400 Oregon $748,800 
Louisiana $1,046,400 South Carolina $748,800 
Massachusetts $1,046,400 Tennessee $748,800 
Michigan $1,046,400 Utah $748,800 
North Carolina $1,046,400 Wisconsin $748,800 
New Jersey $1,046,400 West Virginia $748,800 
Ohio $1,046,400 
Category 
4 
Alaska $600,000 
Pennsylvania $1,046,400 American Samoa $600,000 
Virginia $1,046,400 District of Columbia $600,000 
Washington $1,046,400 Delaware $600,000 
Category 
3 
Arkansas $748,800 Guam $600,000 
Colorado $748,800 Northern Mariana 
Islands $600,000 
Connecticut $748,800 Montana $600,000 
Hawaii $748,800 North Dakota $600,000 
Iowa $748,800 Puerto Rico $600,000 
Idaho $748,800 Rhode Island $600,000 
Kansas $748,800 South Dakota $600,000 
Kentucky $748,800 U.S. Virgin Islands $600,000 
Maryland $748,800 Vermont $600,000 
Maine $748,800 Wyoming $600,000 
Total $48,000,000 

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Table 3. FY 2010 IECGP Allocations 

State/Territory FY 2010 
Allocation State/Territory FY 2010 
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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Table 4. FY 2010 BZPP Allocations 

State/Territory FY 2010 Allocation State/Territory FY 2010 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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Table 5. FY 2010 PSGP Target Allocations 

Group State/Territory Port Area FY 2010 Target 
Allocation 
Los Angeles-Long Beach 
Long Beach 
Los Angeles 
$31,390,136 
California 
San Francisco Bay 
Carquinez Strait 
Martinez 
Oakland 
Richmond 
San Francisco 
Stockton 
$19,874,162 
Louisiana 
New Orleans 
Baton Rouge 
Gramercy 
New Orleans 
Plaquemines, Port of 
South Louisiana, Port of 
St. Rose 
$22,777,670Group 1 
New Jersey/ 
Pennsylvania/ 
Delaware 
Delaware Bay 
Camden-Gloucester, NJ 
Chester, PA 
Marcus Hook, PA 
New Castle, DE 
Paulsboro, NJ 
Philadelphia, PA 
Trenton, NJ 
Wilmington, DE 
$15,949,462 
New York/ 
New Jersey New York, NY and NJ $33,774,108 
Texas 
Houston-Galveston 
Galveston 
Houston 
Texas City 
$28,867,900 
Washington 
Puget Sound 
Anacortes 
Bellingham 
Everett 
Olympia 
Port Angeles 
Seattle 
Tacoma 
$20,166,562 

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Group State/Territory Port Area FY 2010 Target 
Allocation 
Group 2 
Alaska Anchorage $1,208,868 
Alabama Mobile $1,569,644 
California San Diego $2,748,751Port Hueneme $1,156,116 
Connecticut 
Long Island Sound 
Bridgeport 
New Haven 
New London 
$2,250,077 
Florida 
Jacksonville $3,137,877 
Port Everglades $2,221,586 
Miami $1,718,156 
Tampa Bay 
Port Manatee 
Tampa 
$1,692,578 
Port Canaveral $1,510,215 
Panama City $1,000,761Pensacola $1,000,732 
Georgia Savannah $2,744,559 
Guam Apra Harbor $1,000,466 
Hawaii 
Honolulu 
Barbers Point, Oahu 
Honolulu, Oahu 
$3,082,600 
Indiana/ 
Illinois 
Southern Tip Lake Michigan 
Burns Waterway Harbor, IN 
Chicago, IL 
Gary, IN 
Indiana Harbor, IN 
$3,731,955 
Kentucky Louisville $1,000,666 
Louisiana 
Lake Charles $2,083,130 
Port Fourchon/The LOOP $1,479,538 
Morgan City $1,121,325 
Massachusetts Boston $2,358,154 
Maryland Baltimore $3,214,934 
Maine Portland $1,022,818 
Michigan Detroit $1,000,679 
Minnesota 
Minneapolis-St. Paul 
Minneapolis 
St. Paul 
$1,010,690 
Minnesota/ 
Wisconsin Duluth-Superior, MN and WI $1,052,913 
Missouri Kansas City $1,002,615 
Missouri/ 
Illinois St. Louis, MO and IL $1,557,434 
Mississippi Pascagoula $1,000,000 
North Carolina 
Wilmington $2,824,581 
Morehead City $1,108,247 

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Group State/Territory Port Area FY 2010 Target 
Allocation 
Group 2 
New York Albany $1,041,494 
Buffalo $1,033,563 
Ohio 
Cincinnati $1,000,889 
Cleveland $1,000,674Toledo $1,000,411 
Pennsylvania Pittsburgh $1,301,431 
Puerto Rico San Juan $2,199,761Ponce $1,014,027 
South Carolina Charleston $2,779,565 
Tennessee Memphis $1,402,102Nashville $1,000,683 
Texas 
Sabine-Neches River 
Beaumont 
Port Arthur 
$4,425,350 
Corpus Christi $3,825,437Freeport $1,707,107 
Virginia 
Hampton Roads 
Newport News 
Norfolk Harbor 
$4,253,186 
Washington/ 
Oregon/ 
Idaho 
Columbia-Snake River System 
Kalama, WA 
Longview, WA 
Portland, OR 
Vancouver, WA 
Benton, WA 
Clarkston, WA 
Ilwaco, WA 
Kennewick, WA 
Pasco, WA 
Walla Walla, WA 
Whitman County, WA 
Astoria, OR 
Boardman, OR 
The Dalles, OR 
Hood River, OR 
St. Helens, OR 
Umatilla, OR 
Lewiston, ID 
$1,620,750West Virginia Huntington - Tristate $1,180,905 

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Group State/Territory Port Area FY 2010 
AllocationGroup 3 
Alaska Valdez$14,400,000 
Alabama Guntersville 
Arkansas Helena 
California El Segundo 
Sacramento 
Florida 
Fort Pierce 
West Palm Beach 
Georgia Brunswick 
Indiana Mount Vernon 
Massachusetts/ 
Rhode Island 
Narragansett/Mt. Hope Bays 
Fall River, MA 
Newport, RI 
Providence, RI 
Michigan 
Port Huron 
Sault Ste Marie 
Marine City 
Muskegon 
Monroe 
Minnesota Two Harbors 
Mississippi 
Vicksburg 
Gulfport, 
Greenville 
New Hampshire Portsmouth 
New Jersey Perth Amboy 
Ohio Lorain 
Oklahoma Tulsa, Port of Catoosa 
Oregon Coos Bay 
Pennsylvania Erie 
Puerto Rico 
Guayanilla 
Humacao 
Jobos 
Tennessee Chattanooga 
Texas 
Matagorda Bay 
Matagorda Port 
Port Lavaca 
Victoria 
Port O'Connor 
Brownsville 
Virginia Richmond 
Wisconsin Green Bay 
Milwaukee 
All Other Port Areas $14,400,000 
Total: $288,000,000 

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Table 6. FY 2010 SHSP Allocations 

State FY 2010 Allocation 
Law Enforcement 
Terrorism 
Prevention 
Activities Minimum 
Alabama $9,817,385 $2,740,007 
Alaska $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
American Samoa $1,469,600 $410,162 
Arizona $13,217,365 $3,688,932 
Arkansas $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
California $107,498,340 $30,002,506 
Colorado $10,979,859 $3,064,450 
Connecticut $8,894,442 $2,482,416 
Delaware $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
District of Columbia $10,073,987 $2,811,622 
Florida $33,011,575 $9,213,444 
Georgia $19,229,905 $5,367,016 
Guam $1,469,600 $410,162 
Hawaii $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Idaho $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Illinois $32,556,036 $9,086,305 
Indiana $11,326,441 $3,161,180 
Iowa $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Kansas $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Kentucky $8,007,374 $2,234,837 
Louisiana $13,804,998 $3,852,939 
Maine $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Maryland $15,819,538 $4,415,192 
Massachusetts $15,575,715 $4,347,141 
Michigan $19,305,380 $5,388,081 
Minnesota $10,789,416 $3,011,298 
Mississippi $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Missouri $11,057,956 $3,086,247 
Montana $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Nebraska $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Nevada $7,868,298 $2,196,020 
New Hampshire $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
New Jersey $23,804,549 $6,643,786 
New Mexico $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
New York $113,536,625 $31,687,774 
North Carolina $15,419,662 $4,303,587 
North Dakota $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Northern Mariana Islands $1,469,600 $410,162 
Ohio $21,550,072 $6,014,569 
Oklahoma $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Oregon $7,719,935 $2,154,614 
Pennsylvania $27,090,515 $7,560,892 
Puerto Rico $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Rhode Island $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
South Carolina $7,892,298 $2,202,720 

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State FY 2010 Allocation 
Law Enforcement 
Terrorism 
Prevention 
Activities Minimum 
South Dakota $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Tennessee $11,036,637 $3,080,297 
Texas $57,124,291 $15,943,240 
U.S. Virgin Islands $1,469,600 $410,162 
Utah $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Vermont $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Virginia $18,680,612 $5,213,710 
Washington $18,357,092 $5,123,415 
West Virginia $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Wisconsin $9,584,902 $2,675,121 
Wyoming $6,613,200 $1,845,727 
Total: $842,000,000 $235,000,000 

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Table 7. FY 2010 UASI Allocations 

Tier State/Territory Urban Area FY 2010 
Allocation 
Law 
Enforcement 
Terrorism 
Prevention 
Activities 
Minimum 
Tier 1 
California Los Angeles/Long Beach Area $69,922,146 $18,624,461Bay Area $42,827,663 $11,407,575 
District of 
Columbia National Capital Region $59,392,477 $15,819,778 
Illinois Chicago Area $54,653,862 $14,557,601 
Massachusetts Boston Area $18,933,980 $5,043,254 
New Jersey Jersey City/Newark Area $37,292,205 $9,933,150 
New York New York City Area $151,579,096 $40,374,603 
Pennsylvania Philadelphia Area $23,335,845 $6,215,735 
Texas Houston Area $41,452,916 $11,041,397 
Dallas/Forth Worth/Arlington Area $25,097,410 $6,684,945 
Tier 2 
Arizona Phoenix Area $10,832,667 $2,885,389 
Tucson Area $4,515,400 $1,202,722 
California 
San Diego Area $16,208,500 $4,317,296 
Anaheim/Santa Ana Area $12,773,050 $3,402,229 
Riverside Area $5,286,378 $1,408,080 
Sacramento Area $3,947,286 $1,051,399 
Oxnard Area $2,507,575 $667,918Bakersfield Area $1,014,919 $270,334 
Colorado Denver Area $7,064,120 $1,881,599 
Connecticut Bridgeport Area $2,812,361 $749,100Hartford Area $2,752,043 $733,034 
Florida 
Miami Area $11,039,650 $2,940,521 
Tampa Area $7,815,050 $2,081,616 
Fort Lauderdale Area $6,067,168 $1,616,051 
Jacksonville Area $5,355,350 $1,426,451Orlando Area $5,090,188 $1,355,822 
Georgia Atlanta Area $13,522,973 $3,601,979 
Hawaii Honolulu Area $4,754,800 $1,266,488 
Indiana Indianapolis Area $7,104,700 $1,892,408 
Kentucky Louisville Area $2,205,723 $587,516 
Louisiana New Orleans Area $5,440,364 $1,449,095 
Baton Rouge Area $2,978,768 $793,425 
Maryland Baltimore Area $10,975,050 $2,923,314 
Michigan Detroit Area $13,481,600 $3,590,959 
Minnesota Twin Cities Area $8,263,207 $2,200,987 
Missouri St. Louis Area $8,533,000 $2,272,850 
Kansas City Area $7,706,200 $2,052,623 
Nebraska Omaha Area $1,013,087 $269,846 
Nevada Las Vegas Area $8,150,150 $2,170,874 

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Tier State/Territory Urban Area FY 2010 
Allocation 
Law 
Enforcement 
Terrorism 
Prevention 
Activities 
Minimum 
Tier 2 
New York 
Buffalo Area $5,544,750 $1,476,899 
Rochester Area $2,314,601 $616,517 
Albany Area $1,011,141 $269,327Syracuse Area $1,010,475 $269,150 
North Carolina Charlotte Area $4,583,712 $1,220,917 
Ohio 
Cleveland Area $5,094,390 $1,356,941 
Columbus Area $4,247,100 $1,131,257 
Toledo Area $2,291,708 $610,419Cincinnati Area $4,977,643 $1,325,845 
Oklahoma Oklahoma City Area $4,404,750 $1,173,249Tulsa Area $2,164,490 $576,533 
Oregon Portland Area $7,178,800 $1,912,145 
Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Area $6,398,705 $1,704,359 
Puerto Rico San Juan Area $3,108,425 $827,960 
Rhode Island Providence Area $4,764,300 $1,269,019 
Tennessee Memphis Area $4,169,183 $1,110,503 
Nashville Area $2,844,065 $757,545 
Texas 
San Antonio Area $6,229,550 $1,659,303 
El Paso Area $5,389,900 $1,435,654Austin Area $2,931,990 $780,965 
Utah Salt Lake City Area $2,900,078 $772,465 
Virginia Richmond Area $2,675,561 $712,662 
Norfolk Area $7,372,100 $1,963,632 
Washington Seattle Area $11,053,806 $2,944,291 
Wisconsin Milwaukee Area $4,159,850 $1,108,019 
Total: $832,520,000 $221,750,000 

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Table 8. FY 2010 MMRS Allocations 

State MMRS Jurisdictions Jurisdictions 
Per State State Total 
Alabama 
Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, 
Montgomery 4 $1,269,676 
Alaska Anchorage, Juneau 2 $634,838 
Arizona Glendale, Mesa, Phoenix, Tucson 4 $1,269,676 
Arkansas Little Rock 1 $317,419 
California 
Anaheim, Bakersfield, Fremont, Fresno, 
Glendale, Huntington Beach, Long Beach, 
Los Angeles, Modesto, Oakland, 
Riverside, Sacramento, San Bernadino, 
San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, 
Santa Ana, Stockton 
18 $5,713,542 
Colorado Aurora, Colorado Springs, Denver 3 $952,257 
Connecticut Hartford 1 $317,419 
Florida Fort Lauderdale, Hialeah, Jacksonville, 
Miami, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Tampa 7 $2,221,933 
Georgia Atlanta, Columbus 2 $634,838 
Hawaii Honolulu 1 $317,419 
Illinois Chicago 1 $317,419 
Indiana Ft. Wayne, Indianapolis 2 $634,838 
Iowa Des Moines 1 $317,419 
Kansas Kansas City, Wichita 2 $634,838 
Kentucky Lexington/Fayette, Louisville 2 $634,838 
Louisiana 
Baton Rouge, Jefferson Parish, New 
Orleans, Shreveport 4 $1,269,676 
Maryland Baltimore 1 $317,419 
Massachusetts Boston, Springfield, Worcester 3 $952,257 
Michigan Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren 3 $952,257 
Minnesota Minneapolis, St. Paul 2 $634,838 
Mississippi Jackson 1 $317,419 
Missouri Kansas City, St. Louis 2 $634,838 
Nebraska Lincoln, Omaha 2 $634,838 
Nevada Las Vegas 1 $317,419 
New Hampshire Northern New England MMRS 1 $317,419 
New Jersey Jersey City, Newark 2 $634,838 
New Mexico Albuquerque 1 $317,419 
New York 
Buffalo, New York City, Rochester, 
Syracuse, Yonkers 5 $1,587,095 
North Carolina Charlotte, Greensboro, Raleigh 3 $952,257 
Ohio 
Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, 
Dayton, Toledo 6 $1,904,514 
Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Tulsa 2 $634,838 
Oregon Portland 1 $317,419 
Pennsylvania Allegheny County, Philadelphia 2 $634,838 
Rhode Island Providence 1 $317,419 
South Carolina Columbia 1 $317,419 
Tennessee Chattanooga, Knoxville, Memphis, 
Nashville 4 $1,269,676 

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State MMRS Jurisdictions Jurisdictions 
Per State State Total 
Texas 
Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Corpus Christi, 
Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Garland, 
Houston, Irving, Lubbock, San Antonio, 
Southern Rio Grande 
13 $4,126,447 
Utah Salt Lake City 1 $317,419 
Virginia 
Arlington County, Chesapeake, Newport 
News, Norfolk, Richmond, Virginia Beach 6 $1,904,514 
Washington Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma 3 $952,257 
Wisconsin Madison, Milwaukee 2 $634,838 
Total 124 $39,359,956 

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Table 9. FY 2010 CCP Allocations 

State/Territory FY 2010 
Allocation State/Territory FY 2010 
Allocation 
Alabama $206,785 Nevada $156,729 
Alaska $110,262 New Hampshire $125,546 
Arizona $251,416 New Jersey $304,403 
Arkansas $162,925 New Mexico $141,777 
California $986,002 New York $566,798 
Colorado $213,523 North Carolina $317,508 
Connecticut $178,606 North Dakota $109,174 
Delaware $114,797 Ohio $372,462 
District of Columbia $107,969 Oklahoma $182,032 
Florida $538,587 Oregon $185,618 
Georgia $328,757 Pennsylvania $395,827 
Hawaii $124,876 Rhode Island $119,112 
Idaho $130,596 South Carolina $202,363 
Illinois $406,833 South Dakota $113,125 
Indiana $248,420 Tennessee $244,489 
Iowa $166,498 Texas $684,226 
Kansas $161,632 Utah $160,037 
Kentucky $197,252 Vermont $108,684 
Louisiana $200,688 Virginia $282,223 
Maine $125,562 Washington $252,606 
Maryland $230,376 West Virginia $137,653 
Massachusetts $251,362 Wisconsin $230,239 
Michigan $336,470 Wyoming $106,532 
Minnesota $220,344 Puerto Rico $189,599 
Mississippi $164,946 U.S. Virgin Islands $33,866 
Missouri $237,126 American Samoa $32,793 
Montana $117,088 Guam $35,532 
Nebraska $136,899 Northern Mariana Islands $32,450 
Total $12,480,000 

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Table 10. FY 2010 RCPGP Allocations 

Tier RCPGP Site Associated Urban Area FY 2010 
Allocation 
1 
Bay Area Bay Urban Area $3,570,000 
Boston Area Boston Urban Area $3,570,000 
Chicago Area Chicago Urban Area $3,570,000 
Houston Area Houston Urban Area $3,570,000 
Los Angeles/Long Beach Area Los Angeles/Long Beach Urban Area $3,570,000 
National Capital Region National Capital Region Urban Area $3,570,000 
New York City/ Northern New Jersey Area 
New York City Urban Area $3,570,000 
Jersey City/ Newark Urban Area $3,570,000 
2 
Honolulu Area Honolulu Urban Area $1,680,000 
Norfolk Area Norfolk Urban Area $1,680,000 
Seattle Area Seattle Urban Area $1,680,000 
Total $33,600,000 

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