Sarah Wilson

From the source: Public safety grant funding

Sarah Wilson is the vice president of the Grant Division at Lexipol, managing PoliceGrantsHelp, FireGrantsHelp, EMSGrantsHelp, GovGrantsHelp and EducationGrantsHelp. She has been with the company since 2007 and started the Grant services division in 2009. Since 2009, Wilson has worked to build the Grant Services Division from a small sponsored microsite to a multi-million dollar revenue business. Wilson’s team is responsible for generating $250 million in funding and currently servicing a network of 60,000 departments and municipalities for grant help. She also runs three sub-businesses at Lexipol – a corporate sponsorship business, a grant services business and a SaaS workflow business supporting grant lifecycle management. Wilson has a bachelor's degree from the University of California at Davis. Connect with Wilson on LinkedIn or via email.

Full list of Sarah Wilson results

Understanding the American Rescue Plan's compliance and reporting requirements
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The compliance and reporting requirements require carefully managing deadlines, keeping accurate records and following established procurement processes
JAG, COPS and ARP: Guidance for law enforcement funding to reduce gun violence
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As law enforcement agencies battle increasing gun violence, new funding sources promise assistance
American Rescue Plan: Guidance on state and local fiscal recovery funds
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Understand how first responders can participate in the funding
The impact of the American Rescue Plan on local government
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Cities and counties will receive $130 billion in aid for COVID-19 response
CARES Act and grant funding: How it will immediately benefit local police response
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Each state will receive a minimum of $1.25 billion
COVID-19 funding to help agencies continue to serve
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Detailing grant options and the Families First Coronavirus Response Act aimed at relieving financial burdens on communities
5 Mistakes That Will Get Your Grant Rejected
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5 Mistakes That Will Get Your Grant Rejected
How would you rate your understanding of available public safety-specific grants?
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PoliceGrantsHelp has the experience, resources and tips for law enforcement agencies to understand grant funding opportunities
'Tis the Season... Lessons Learned from 2010
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Add PoliceGrantsHelp on Facebook and visit our blog so we can help you get what you need in 2011
What your 2010 JAG application must include
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Some critical tips and tricks to keep in mind
"Smart" grant funding for law enforcement mobile phones
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Start by thinking about what type of problem this equipment will solve
ARRA funding can help departments in rural communities
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Apply for the USDA special vehicle and equipment initiative today
Ask a Grants Expert – November 2009
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Dear Grant Expert, I’m a Police Detective for the Newport Police Department in Newport, OR. I’m currently trying to become a Polygraph examiner and I’m looking for ways to fund the school ($5000.00...
Ask a Grants Expert – October 2009
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Dear Grant Expert, Our Station is over 60 years old. It is very small; the locker room is also the report room and role call room. We book suspects in the same area as we house any prisoners. When ...
Building blocks of your grant proposal: The problem statement
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The problem statement is the key element in every grant proposal. It is the first impression the reviewer will have of your project and funding request. The problem statement or statement of need m...
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