SPRINGVILLE, Ala. — The Springville Fire Department has received $195,142.85 in federal funding through the FY 2024 Assistance to Firefighters Grant, administered by the Department of Homeland Security and FEMA.
The funding will go toward purchasing new EMS equipment to improve the department’s ability to provide advanced lifesaving care for residents and visitors in Springville and St. Clair County, ABC 3340 reported. These upgrades will strengthen emergency response capabilities and ensure firefighters and paramedics have the tools needed to deliver high-quality service.
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Under the grant terms, the city will provide a 5% cost share of $9,757.15, bringing the total project cost to $204,900.
“This grant represents a major investment in the health and safety of our community,” Fire Chief Richard Harvey said. “We are deeply appreciative of FEMA and the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program for recognizing our needs and supporting our mission. These funds will allow us to equip our personnel with state-of-the-art EMS resources to better serve those in critical need.”
The Springville Fire Department thanked local leaders and community partners for their support, calling the grant a reflection of its commitment to advancing emergency care and improving patient outcomes.
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