Recent Grants in Brief

Recent Grants in Brief

 
Fireman's Fund employees and independent agencies are directing grants to fire departments across the country. Congratulations to the most recent Fireman's Fund Heritage grant recipients:

California

• Burbank Fire Department, $25,000, for six mobile data computers and fire investigation software, Burbank.
• Fowler Fire Department, $10,000, for communications equipment, Fowler.
• Fresno City Fire Department, $14,880, for thermal imaging camera + accessories, Fresno.
• Glendale Fire Department, $25,000, for arson investigation equipment and training, Glendale.
• Madera County Fire Department, $7,600, for 100 packs of wildland safety gear, Fresno.
• Pasadena Fire Department, $25,000, for protective technical rescue clothing, Pasadena.
• Tulare Fire Department, $10,000, for children's fire safety/prevention program materials and equipment, Tulare.

Colorado

• Aurora Fire Department, $5,000 for treadmills for firefighter fitness, Aurora.
• Elizabeth Colorado Fire Protection District, $11,000 for Bullard thermal imaging camera and accessories, Elizabeth.

Washington, D.C.

• District of Columbia, Fire and EMS,
• $12,791, for children's fire safety education equipment (inflatable fire slide).
• $5,000, fire prevention instructional materials.
• $25,000, for 16 defibrillators.

Illinois

• Bensenville Fire Department, $11,119, three Scott airpaks, Bensenville.
• Downers Grove Fire Department, $7,912, six defibrillators, Downers Grove.
• Waterloo Volunteer Fire Department, $9,487, for smoke and carbon monoxide detector program, Waterloo.

Indiana

• Greenwood Fire Department, $5,469, for Mobile Data Terminals for fire apparatus, Greenwood

Mississippi

• Eudora Fire Department, $30,000, for Air Pak + fire tools, Hernando.

Nevada

• North Tahoe Fire Protection District, $5,577, for smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and community education, Tahoe City.

New York

• Atlantic Steamer Fire Co No. 1., $8,865, for personal protective equipment, New York.
• FDNY, $40,000, for communications and firefighter fitness equipment, Brooklyn, NY
• Nassau County Jr. Firefighters Association, $5,904, for fire safety / prevention educational materials, Westbury.
• Port Washington Fire Department, $10,000, for firefighter bail-out kits.
• Sea Cliff Fire Department, $11,322, for SCBA face pieces and portable radios, Sea Cliff.
• Village of Mamaroneck Fire Department, $14,505, for 25 RIT packs with training and emergency message sign, Mamaroneck.
• White Plains Fire Department, $19,020, for seven mobile data computers with cases and six pocket-jet printers, White Plains.

Oregon

• Bend Fire & Rescue, $15,000, for USAR tools and PPE, Bend
• Eugene Fire Department, $8,500, for children's fire safety program equipment and materials, Eugene.
• Medford Fire Department, $10,000, for computer-based firefighter training, Medford.
• Portland Fire & Rescue, $20,000, for an all-terrain rescue response vehicle, Portland.
• Woodburn Fire Department, $5,000, for gas monitors and heavy rescue equipment, Woodburn.

Tennessee

• Nashville Fire Department, $12,382, for emergency response firefighter technical rescue training, Nashville.

Texas

• Richardson Fire Department, $6,397, for a smoke alarm program, Richardson.
• San Antonio Fire Department, $56,000, for eight thermal imaging cameras, San Antonio.

Washington State

• Northwest Burn Foundation, $16,500, for a scald/burn prevention program, Seattle.
• Seattle Fire Department, $11,239, water search and rescue equipment, Seattle.
• Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, $8,500, for Fire Safety House educational messaging, Aloha.
• Upper Skagit Tribal Fire Department, $15,000, for a fire crew transport vehicle, Upper Skagit County.

 
A complete list of grants (pdf) is available at www.firemansfund.com/heritage.