Gold Coast City and Queensland Government co-fund new SES vehicles
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Updated Oct 23
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What happened
The City of Gold Coast secured a state grant to co-fund three new vehicles for the Gold Coast State Emergency Service (SES) Unit. These vehicles, including two Ford Rangers and one Ford Transit, are now operational and fitted out for emergency response activities. The funding was provided through the SES Support Grant Program.
From miragenews.com
Why it matters
The investment reinforces the City of Gold Coast's commitment to supporting local emergency response efforts. The Queensland Government provided the grant funding to complement the City's investment in local SES capability.
From miragenews.com
Who's involved
- Gold CoastCity that co-funded the vehicles and supports local emergency response
- Queensland GovernmentState government that provided the financial grant through the SES Support Grant Program
- Tom TateMayor of Gold Coast who commented on the investment in local safety
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The entities involved
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Gold Coast
city in Queensland, Australia
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Queensland Government
state government of Queensland, Australia