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Ballot Measures That Failed, Reducing Fire Funding

Ballot Measures empower voters to have a direct impact on the laws affecting them in their local communities. Whether it be proposals to increase or

Stimulus Aid 2021 - Firefighter and EMS Fund

What Does 2021 Look Like Without Stimulus Aid to Local Governments for Fire/EMS

America is rapidly approaching an entire year of living under Covid-19. While the obvious toll on human life has been immense, there have been other

2020 Ballot Measure - Firefighter and EMS Fund

6 Local Ballot Measures from Election Day Impacting Fire Departments Across America

In every election cycle, the citizens of this country have the opportunity to vote for their leadership in every level of government, from local to

Combination Volunteer Departments: Don’t Miss the First Ever Second Round of AFG Funding!

The COVID-19 Pandemic has created a whirlwind of uncertainties since it first broke out in America at the end of last winter in March. While

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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

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