Grant Offsets Cost Of New Jackson County Fire Engine
Press Release Jcfr S New Fire Engine Jackson County Florida Luckily, a federal grant is helping ease the burden by covering 90% of the expense. that adds up to about $500,000. the county will still be responsible for about $50,000. Fire chief charles brunner says the grant is needed because the price of fire engines have gone up.
Jackson Fire Department 125th Anniversary 8 4 18 Westmetrofirephotography Luckily, a federal grant is helping ease the burden by covering 90% of the expense. that adds up to about $500,000.fire chief charles brunner said the grant is needed because the price of fire engines has gone up. The acquisition of the new fire engine was made possible with a fema assistance to firefighters grant (afg) received in 2021. the truck was ordered in september 2021 with a final price of $404,314.00. Jackson county fire department is getting a new fire engine but it’s also a big cost for the department considering inflation. Fire chief charles brunner says the grant is needed because the price of fire engines have gone up.
Jackson County Fire Training Center New South Construction Jackson county fire department is getting a new fire engine but it’s also a big cost for the department considering inflation. Fire chief charles brunner says the grant is needed because the price of fire engines have gone up. The first grant, amounting to $500,000.00 with a required 10% match of local funds ($50,000.00), will fund the acquisition of a state of the art fire engine. to be designated as engine 1, the new fire engine will operate from station 1, situated on commercial park drive in marianna. This program is comprised of the assistance to firefighters grants (afg), fire prevention & safety (fp&s) grants and the staffing for adequate fire and emergency response (safer) grants. Council members were briefed on an intergovernmental agreement to contribute $311,000 in developer impact fees toward a new fire engine for west jackson fire district; mayor said she already signed the iga and council will cut the check next thursday. Regardless of their size, fire departments can benefit from exploring additional grants that support critical needs like equipment upgrades, training, staffing and facility improvements.
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