Accept $312,775 grant for Fire Department hazmat training and administration
In Plain English
The Fire Department received a federal grant to fund its hazardous materials response program. The money covers specialized training for firefighters who handle chemical spills, gas leaks, and other dangerous substance emergencies. If approved, the city gets this funding at no local cost to taxpayers.
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