Federal grant · project grant (b)
Emt Training Grant for Ems and Local Fire Departments - Establish a Training Program to Train 12 Volunteers to Be Certified as Emt and to Serve on Our Local Volunteer Ambulance Service. These 12 Emt's Will Alleviate Gaps in Our Current Coverage and Help Us to Better Serve the Population of Focus and Our Community. Brooks Ambulance, Inc. Serves the Towns of Brooks, Population 1078, Monroe, Population 890, Jackson Population 548 and Knox, Maine, Population 806. Waldo County Has a Population of 39,000. We Are Located in Midcoast Maine. These Population Numbers Were Taken From the 2010 Census.
Committed
$199,995
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