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Unsafe Fire Houses Urgently Need Funding - Firefighter and EMS Fund

Unsafe Fire Houses Urgently Need Funding, The Government Can Help

Across our country Fire Departments face a funding squeeze which has left virtually every aspect of their operations underfunded. This includes everything from recruiting and

Grant Funds Application

Federal Grants are key resources used by local governments across the country to help provide essential funding and resources for their fire departments. According to

Firefighters Assistance Grant Fund - Firefighter and EMS Fund

Introduction to the Firefighters Assistance Grant Fund

At the Firefighters & EMS Fund, our mission is to provide a voice to the Firefighters and First Response workers who are often under-represented in

Senate Bill 3224 - Firefighter and EMS Fund

Senate Bill 3224 Gives Volunteer Firefighters Tax Credit

Senators in Illinois are looking to give back to volunteer firefighters and EMS workers. State Senators Jason Barickman (R-Bloomington) and Ram Villivalam (D-Chicago) introduced Senate

Losing First Responders - Firefighter and EMS Fund

We Can’t Afford To Lose Our First Responders

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, fire departments around the country were struggling at varying degrees to provide essential emergency services 7 days a week, let

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