US EditionCPB announces five new grants totaling up to $9.6 million to rural public broadcasters to upgrade emergency alerting
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CPB announces five new grants totaling up to $9.6 million to rural public broadcasters to upgrade emergency alerting
Contributed FEMA lifts hold on funds for Next Generation Warning System grant WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has announced that it has awarded five grants totaling $9.65 million to statewide public broadcasting networks in Louisiana, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming, as well as KUTE (KSUT Tribal Radio) in Colorado. The announcement comes after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), working with CPB, …
CPB Awards Pubcasters $9.6 Million to Upgrade Emergency Systems.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has awarded grants totaling up to $9.6 million to five statewide public broadcasting networks to update their emergency alerting systems. The Next Generation Warning System grants follow the Federal Emergency Management Agency's lifting of a…
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