Fire Grants
FireRescue1’s Fire Grants section provides a comprehensive database of grants, news, information and resources to help firefighters identify and secure available grant funding.
Tri-Township Fire & Rescue has fully staffed its Memphis fire station for the first time in decades, marking a major milestone in a long-term plan to improve response times
The first 2,000 applicants also receive a free one-year NVFC membership with tools to support responder wellness and performance
What’s changed since last year?
Funds will be used for ongoing research to determine how to better protect volunteer firefighters from cancer-causing agents
Wilkes-Barre Fire Department leaders dedicated the new Pierce Enforcer 107-foot ascendant tractor-drawn aerial ladder truck
Fire departments have the opportunity to speed area connectivity – an investment that will benefit the entire community
The Steubenville Fire Department was able to purchase and stock three ambulances and launch the long-awaited service on Sunday
The drones are equipped with thermal sensors for search and rescue operations and gas monitors to detect hazardous materials escaping from crashes or industrial accidents
The funds can be used for operational and equipment expenses, including PPE, utilities, apparatus repairs and lost revenue
The four firefighter-EMTs were hired to help the department maintain consistent round-the-clock staffing
Volunteer and combination departments have a second opportunity to secure COVID-19 PPE-related funding
Download this free guide to learn everything you need to know about applying for funding radios and other communications equipment through AFG
Talk to an attorney or CPA to get clarity, and work through some of the Act’s oddities before spending any money
Connect with local officials and urge them to review funding program options to assist fire and EMS agencies
Two new grant programs were announced by the state treasurer on Wednesday
Chief Gary Ludwig asks first responders to email senators about passing public safety provisions in the HEROES Act
Facing mounting fiscal challenges, many departments are forced to eliminate or reduce training, fire prevention, travel and physicals
Two programs allow for state and local governments to apply for funding related to emergency response in protection of the country
In this episode, host Marc Bashoor speaks with Cathie Patterson at FEMA to help departments prepare more successful grants
Chief Gary Ludwig testified before a House committee, detailing how legislative efforts have helped fire and EMS personnel – and where shortcomings remain
The awards help volunteer fire departments enhance their response capabilities for hazmat incidents
Lexipol Senior Grants Consultants Samantha Dorm and Jerry Brant answer questions about available funds for public safety agencies
IAFC identifies fire and EMS connections in the bill, calls for support of the latest coronavirus aid package
Detailing the significant changes to the eligible items and activities under the FP&S grant
The CARES Act Includes $200 million for eligible health providers to ensure connected care services for their patients during the COVID-19 pandemic
Fire departments, NAEMS organizations and state fire academies can apply for PPE and other COVID-19 supplies
An SBA program offers fire and EMS agencies a $10,000 advance grant
Congresswoman Robin Kelly is calling for a matching fund waiver for grants related to pandemic response and mental health
The Act provides $150 billion for a Coronavirus Relief Fund to make payments to local governments
The stimulus bill identifies the funding streams used to reimburse fire and EMS departments for operational costs during national emergency
The city of Camden had decided earlier this year to eliminate 12 positions to make up for budget shortfalls
The U.S. Fire Administration outlined how agencies can take advantage of FEMA’s Public Assistance Grant Program
Detailing grant options and the Families First Coronavirus Response Act aimed at relieving financial burdens on communities
