“Volunteer firefighters are a special type of people, working day in and out to provide critical lifesaving and property protection services out of love for their communities,” DNR Secretary Mark Belton said. “We are grateful to be able to provide these hardworking men and women with the resources they need to improve response efforts.”
The grants will help provide skid units for brush trucks, off-road utility vehicles, dry fire hydrants, radios, fire hose, chainsaws, protective gear and other firefighting equipment. Grant funds are provided annually to DNR by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service.
3 comments:
Wow. Two of the fire companies with the most money in our area taking up grants from the ones that really need money.
Most volunteer fire companies have more "stuff" than they ever use. Just another example of the gov't spending more of our money.
Grants-----Tax Payers Money
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