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.
The Amboy Fire Department will use the SAFER funding to increase staffing and ensure 24-hour coverage
The Woodbridge Fire District will use AFG funds to place a new heavy rescue in service
Download MagneGrip’s grant funding assistance guide to learn how to secure a grant to help protect your station
The city is kicking in $95,156 from its general fund to supplement the grant
The federal funding will be used to purchase new protective equipment
The grant will fund a part-time program coordinator who will do outreach at senior centers and other gatherings to make seniors aware of the program
The smoke detectors will go to Gwinnett residents in 10 communities in high call volume areas based on incident reports
At least 25 of the town’s 80 fire hydrants are either not working or in dire need of repairs
The FEMA grant will replace 70 outdated SCBA packs
The grant will allow the department to purchase breathing apparatus kits as well as protective clothing
The SAFER grant will save all firefighter positions on the chopping block
Planting the seed for your big idea and then cultivating it as a successful grant application is a process
Narrow band radio transmissions will allow for more efficient and dependable communication between emergency responders
The grants help improve their operations and boost safety for their emergency personnel and the public
They’re getting a power-lift stretcher that’s battery-powered and can be used to lift a person who weighs up to 700 pounds
It will be used for such purchases as protective equipment, communications gear, water tanks for brush trucks, tools and training materials
The grant will be used to update and standardize fire hydrant threads throughout the village’s fire district
Officials said it costs nearly four times as much as a regular cot
The slow economic recovery and the delay in tax revenue means continued financial pain for many fire departments, but there are ways to minimize the damage
The agreement extends to training, grant applications and purchasing
The commission approved a $134,472 Assistance to Firefighters grant recently that will pay for 35 firefighters’ EMT training and 21 firefighters’ paramedic training
SAM consolidated the capabilities of several other government sites into one common entity
The funding will cover the cost of courses including firefighter safety and survival, wildland firefighting and incident command
The grant will provide new communication equipment including new pagers, mobile and portable radios
The contract between the city and volunteer firefighters comes to an end January 1, 2014
The competitive grant will help the fire department buy the new SCBA for its firefighters
Key communicators in your community will be able to advocate for you and dispel any myths about your agency and its needs
The city also saves because each of the men hired is an experienced firefighter/paramedic
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