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Federal Grants of $382K Awarded to Fire Departments in Savona, Hornell, and Tioga County

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Nick Langworthy's office announced the recipients of federal grants totaling $382,298 for fire departments in three counties: Steuben, Chemung, and Tioga. The funds are part of the FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. Savona received the largest award at $167,619. The funding was distributed among the recipients: Savona, the City of Hornell, and the Erin Fire District, along with the Village of Spencer.

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Why it matters

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The grants are federal funds intended to support first responders by improving their safety and operational effectiveness. The funds can be used for advanced equipment, training, and replacement or upgrades for aging vehicles.

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Who's involved

  • SavonaRecipient of a $167,619 federal grant for fire department operational upgrades.
  • Chemung CountyRecipient of a grant for the Erin Fire District.
  • Tioga CountyRecipient of a grant for the Village of Spencer.
  • HornellRecipient of $128,403 in federal operational funding.

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