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FEMA Awards Nearly $20 Million in Grants for Fire Prevention in Oklahoma and Other States

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced it awarded nearly $20 million in grant funding to aid fire departments and first responders in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. Oklahoma was one of the four states to receive this funding. The grants are intended to help fire crews buy equipment, support staffing, and improve firefighter safety.

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The federal agency is providing financial support to assist state fire and first responder services. For example, Oklahoma State University received $750,000 through a fire prevention and safety grant.

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