Federal grant · project grant (b)
Through This Grant, We Aim to Acquire Essential Wildland Firefighting Supplies and State-of-the-art Equipment While Providing Comprehensive Training for Our Dedicated Firefighters. This Training Program Will Cover Various Skills and Knowledge, Including Understanding Fire Behavior, Following Safety Procedures, Operating Equipment, and Effective Communication. Additionally, They Will Receive Training on the Fire Weather Monitor and Gpsi. Our Initiative Seeks to Significantly Enhance Their Preparedness and Operational Effectiveness as Wildfire Threats Continue to Escalate.
Committed
$141,000
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