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State Allocates $1 Million for Nassau County Fire Department Equipment

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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Governor Kathy Hochul allocated $1 million in state funding to the Village of Hempstead Volunteer Fire Department in Nassau County to purchase new radio equipment. This investment is intended to replace outdated radios and improve emergency communication among first responders. The funding is part of the Volunteer Fire Infrastructure & Response Equipment program, which has awarded $50 million to 153 volunteer fire departments and districts through 2026.

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The allocation represents a state investment in local public safety infrastructure within Nassau County. This funding builds upon previous state grants aimed at strengthening emergency response capabilities across New York State.

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Who's involved

  • Kathy HochulGovernor who directed the state funding allocation
  • Nassau CountyCounty receiving the state funding for local fire departments

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