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March 11, 2010

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HLS Watch has a blog posting that lists all the Homeland Security Grants and then invites you to take a test to see if you can match up the description with the title of the grant. I got 20 out of 23 right. Try your skill and see if you might be the next HLS Grants Manger for your organization.

See also the comments section and the one by Marko Bourne that gives you a little bit of history and the internal struggles within the federal government and then too, states and local jurisdictions.

Glen Woodbury tipped me off to this blog posting.

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