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FireRescue1’s Fire Grants section provides a comprehensive database of grants, news, information and resources to help firefighters identify and secure available grant funding.


Mercer County fire departments received money for new equipment and fire apparatus
ARP funding has allowed Lowell officials to purchase new fire apparatus and equipment
Lowe’s Hometowns will be funding $620K to renovate first responder facilities, including updates to police department lobbies, making fire departments comfortable and more
The Fire Grants and Safety Act reauthorizes SAFER and AFG grant programs through fiscal year 2028
Firefighters from Riley County receive funding from tax insurance companies for equipment and resources
No-cost information session guides agencies through the process of securing grant funds for critical radiation detection equipment
Legislation to fund grant programs and U.S. Fire Administration through 2028 heads to the President for signing
A total of $60,000 will be donated to six departments by CHEMTREC and its supporters
SAFER grant will allow Mankato Public Safety to put a day shift at Station2
The NOPEC Foundation awarded a $39,500 grant to the Ashtabula County Water Rescue Team
Funding for a new Plaistow fire engine comes from the Volkswagon violation of the Clean Air Act
Understand the distinction and implication of Congressionally Directed Spending and Community Project Funding
Bernalillo County Fire and Rescue is buying a Pierce Volterra fire engine with a state environment grant
This guide will help you submit a successful application, enabling your agency to meet its funding requirements and effectively tackle future challenges
Over 70 departments were awarded funding from the Texas A&M Forest Service
Funding will help provide new gear for Saybrook Township Fire Department personnel
New London firefighters have relied on an antiquated, low-tech system to be alerted to calls
The Princeton Fire Department purchased six Level A suits for hazardous materials incidents
Fire departments have been given broad discretion in how to use the funds, such as purchasing equipment related to fire, rescue and emergency services
You have other grants options available for exhaust removal systems
Lawrence County fire departments were among over 300 FDs in the state to receive a total of $4M in funding
Follow these tips for grant funding exhaust removal systems for your fire department
The Neosho Fire Department used AFG funds to exhaust removal systems in two firehouses
Members of Congress are urged to sign a letter that would include AFG and SAFER in an upcoming “must pass” funding bill
101 grants were awarded to fire departments in 58 counties
The message: Authorize full funding for the USFA plus the AFG and SAFER grant programs
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