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Security Upgrades for
Schools & Place of Worship

Funded Through
State & Federal Grants

Align your campus security improvements with NSGP and California State funding programs. We help you scope the right projects — before you apply.

Federal Program

NSGP 2026

Open now · CA deadline May/June

State Program

CNSGP

Next round expected Oct 2026

Our Service

No-Cost

Assessment + Scope Development

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW

Two Major Security Grant Programs Are Active — Right Now

For schools and place of worship in California, this is a critical window. Institutions that prepare early, with properly scoped security plans, are significantly more likely to secure funding.

Federal Program

Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP)

⏱ CA Deadline: May–June 2026

The primary federal program funding physical security improvements for at-risk nonprofit institutions. Covers hard infrastructure including glazing, entry control, and perimeter systems.

State Program

CA State Nonprofit Security Grant (CSNSGP)

📅 Next Round: October 2026

California's state-level counterpart to NSGP. Often funds security improvements that may not meet federal thresholds, creating a second opportunity for qualifying institutions.

Why Prepare Now

Scope Development Takes Time

🏁 Applications Require Detail

Grant reviewers evaluate alignment between your security scope and program priorities. Institutions that arrive with a clear, professional scope are awarded at dramatically higher rates.

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW

Grant-Eligible Security Improvements, Explained

Both NSGP and CSNSGP fund hard security infrastructure. Here's what that means in practical terms for your campus:

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Security Glazing Systems

Reinforced glass and laminate systems that resist forced entry at windows, doors, and storefronts. Often the highest-impact upgrade for at-risk facilities.

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Entry Control Doors & Vestibules

Controlled-access entry systems, mantrap vestibules, and secure door upgrades that prevent unauthorized access to your facility.

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Perimeter Hardening

Bollards, fencing, vehicle barriers, and physical deterrents that establish a defensible perimeter around your campus or building.

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Integrated Security Infrastructure

Camera systems, alarm integration, access control wiring, and other infrastructure that supports a comprehensive security posture.

WHY SAN MATEO GLASS

Trusted by Schools and Religious Institutions Across California

We've supported the security upgrade process for institutions like yours — from early scoping through post-award execution.

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Education & Faith Community Experience

The primary federal program funding physical security improvements for at-risk nonprofit institutions. Covers hard infrastructure including glazing, entry control, and perimeter systems.

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NSGP Program Familiarity

California's state-level counterpart to NSGP. Often funds security improvements that may not meet federal thresholds, creating a second opportunity for qualifying institutions.

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Specialized Glazing Expertise

Grant reviewers evaluate alignment between your security scope and program priorities. Institutions that arrive with a clear, professional scope are awarded at dramatically higher rates.

Jewish Day School · Bay Area

"The institution identified multiple entry-point vulnerabilities in its main building. We developed a grant-aligned scope covering laminated security glazing at all primary entry points and a controlled vestibule system — submitted ahead of the NSGP deadline with full cost documentation."

Place of Worship · California

"Following a state threat-level assessment, this congregation required perimeter and entry upgrades consistent with NSGP criteria. We scoped the project, provided budget estimates for the application, and executed the work following award notification."

Grant Deadlines Are Approaching.
Don't Leave Funding on the Table.

Schedule a no-cost assessment today and arrive at the deadline with a scope reviewers can actually approve.

Free, no-obligation advisory session · Available before the May/June NSGP deadline

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