Under the 2004 reallocation the following will be eligible for funding:

• The First Responder Radio Interoperability Project to continue the purchase of compatible radio equipment for local fire departments and emergency medical services $11.2 million.
• The LAWNET project to purchase interoperable radio equipment for local and county law enforcement $1 million.
• Regional hazardous materials team throughout the state $850,000 ($106,250 each).
• Regional police SOU teams $350,000 ($26,923 each).
• The Nashua Bomb Squad, which is the only local accredited bomb squad in New Hampshire $26,923.
• Statewide exercises in all applicant jurisdictions $500,000.
• Training in incident command, weapons of mass destruction and other terrorism-related topics at the police and fire academies including backfill and overtime reimbursement for federal DHS approved courses $335,000.
• DHS approved overtime authorized during elevated national security alerts $250,000.
• The DHS designated local share of funding for the Citizens Corps $352,000 (subgranted to Volunteer NH!).
• Funding for the purchase of equipment by municipalities and counties per federal guidelines on a competitive, threat-based criteria.
  First Responder: $903,600.
  Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program: $2,186,600.