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Congress Assumes Control Over Federal Fire Service Grants

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Congress assumed control over federal grants designated for fire service. These grants determine the future of equipment and communications tools relied upon by fire departments. The Congressional Fire Services Institute (CFSI) advocates for these federal fire grants, which are responsible for nearly $10 billion in Assistance to Firefighters Grant, Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response, and Fire Prevention funding over the life of the programs.

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The control of these federal grants by Congress directly impacts the operational funding and necessary equipment for fire departments. CFSI, a nonprofit organization, supports the fire service by advocating for the continued funding of these programs.

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  • CongressThe legislative body that controls federal grants for fire service

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