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.
Last month the White House paused federal funding to align with Trump’s agenda, disputing the court’s authority to intervene
A voter-approved tax allowed Boulder County to provide grants to fund equipment, station upgrades and emergency vehicles
The importance of fire department leadership following rules and guidance for grant opportunities
The State Fire Marshal Division of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety awarded $600,000 to fire departments across the state
The Ocean City Paramedic Foundation gave $99,000 to the Ocean City Fire Department to purchase equipment to help paramedics improve their skills
The money will be used to train both law enforcement officers and firefighters across Arkansas and Memphis in life-saving techniques
Funds through the Kansas Firefighter Recruitment and Safety Grant Program were awarded to various volunteer/part-time fire departments across the state
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety State Fire Marshal Division distributed $600,000 in grants to 73 fire departments
A $360,612 SAFER grant will pay for three of the positions as officials replace retirees
A federal grant will pay for 75 percent of the costs of the four firefighters for two years and then 35 percent of the cost in the third year
The city of Clinton will build a new station for Illiana EMS, and will soon know if a $500,000 grant will be awarded for a new fire station
The Edward M. Cotter — believed to be the oldest active fireboat in the world — has been putting out fires and breaking up ice for 118 years
Perform market research to identify the potential costs of the equipment you hope to purchase with firefighting grants
After two years of research, a team of experts has determined that it will cost between $9.5 and $12.7 billion over the next ten years to expand NG911
A SAFER Grant will pay for 75 percent of the newly-hired firefighters’ and EMS providers’ salaries for the next two years
The Demarest Volunteer Fire Department purchased 12 portable radios, which means all 33 volunteers now have their own equipment
More than 2,500 municipal governments will receive 2018 state tax-generated funds to distribute to volunteer firefighters relief associations
SAFER, The Fire Prevention & Safety Grant and AFG 2019 are all on the horizon, start the application process today
The improvements come after Oneida County experienced several issues, such as when mice chewed through phone lines, causing Verizon customers not to be able to contact 911
Fire Chief Marc Bashoor speaks with U.S. Fire Administrator G. Keith Bryant at Fire-Rescue International about the six-year reauthorization of the AFG and SAFER grant programs approved by President Trump
Miami Township firefighters and paramedics will use the ballistic vests on calls where there might be a weapon at the scene
Nearly $400,000 worth of gear and equipment will be distributed to more than 30 fire departments, many with little to no budget, thanks to a retired firefighter
Failing to comply with these five AFG funding requirements could cause you to lose your grant or be required to repay it
The report said nationwide Next Generation 911 implementation will cost between $9.5 billion and $12.7 billion over 10 years
Motorola Solutions Foundation granted the International Association of Fire Chiefs the money for the sixth consecutive year
Learn about 2018 AFG communications grant priorities and how to manage your AFG grant application
The AFG Notice of Funding Opportunity has been released for fiscal year 2018
Fire Chief Samuel Peña said along with the usual firefighting dangers, the department “must now also consider protection against violent acts”
His passing marks the end of a long tenure as an advocate for the fire service and federal funding in the industry
The agency will begin accepting applications Monday, Sept. 24 and will remain open until Friday, Oct. 26
Danville officials must vote to reject or accept a $1.4 million federal grant that will allow them to hire six new firefighters
The SAFER grant was awarded to the Rochester Fire Department to help the department comply with staffing, response and operational standards
The grants will pay for nine new firefighter positions, a third emergency squad unit and will help send 12 firefighters through a paramedic training program
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