Equipment ($52,897) Richmond Fire & Richmond $110,379.00 || Personal Protective 9/9/2016 Rescue volunteer Equipment ($63,000) Equipment ($57,600) Paradise Fire & Rescue Paradise $110,824.00 || Personal Protective 7/8/2016 and Safety Equipment ($58,765) Smithfield Fire $8,353.00 Equipment ($8,770) 6/3/2016 Department and Safety Salt Lake City Fire Salt Lake $61,819.00 Equipment ($68,000) 5/20/2016 Department City and Safety Source: FEMA FY2016 AFG awardees are below. Equipment Utah Valley State ($199,797) University/Utah Fire || Personal $195,476.00 4/14/2017 Fire & Rescue Training Protective Academy Academy Equipment ($25,000) Source: FEMA Organizations, agencies, or entities operating within the state of Utah are eligible to apply for these federal grant programs. Most of these grants can be used to procure goods and services for DHS end users. The Department of Homeland Security has released an Authorized Equipment List that details the types of equipment that can be procured using grant money from various federal DHS/FEMA preparedness grant programs. For example, grant money that is associated with the State Homeland Security Program may be used to procure only certain types of equipment. Historically, the Authorized Equipment List has been set up in a hierarchical list format. Users can navigate through the list in order to find a specific type of equipment. Each equipment record includes an Authorized Equipment List (AEL) identification number, a title, a description of the item, and a list of grants that allow for the procurement of the item. There are many different types of equipment procured by homeland security agencies and entities. Though the equipment list is quite extensive, the various commodities/equipment generally fall into the following product categories: Personal Protective Equipment Explosive Device Mitigation and Remediation Equipment CBRNE Operational and Search and Rescue Equipment Information Technology Cyber Security Enhancement Equipment
Richmond Fire & Rescue Richmond volunteer $110,379.00 Equipment ($52,897) || Personal Protective Equipment ($63,000) 9/9/2016 Paradise Fire & Rescue Paradise and Safety $110,824.00 Equipment ($57,600) || Personal Protective Equipment ($58,765) 7/8/2016 Smithfield Fire Department and Safety $8,353.00 Equipment ($8,770) 6/3/2016 Salt Lake City Fire Department Salt Lake City and Safety $61,819.00 Equipment ($68,000) 5/20/2016 Source: FEMA FY2016 AFG awardees are below. Utah Valley University/Utah Fire & Rescue Academy State Fire Training Academy $195,476.00 Equipment ($199,797) || Personal Protective Equipment ($25,000) 4/14/2017 Source: FEMA Organizations, agencies, or entities operating within the state of Utah are eligible to apply for these federal grant programs. Most of these grants can be used to procure goods and services for DHS end users. The Department of Homeland Security has released an Authorized Equipment List that details the types of equipment that can be procured using grant money from various federal DHS/FEMA preparedness grant programs. For example, grant money that is associated with the State Homeland Security Program may be used to procure only certain types of equipment. Historically, the Authorized Equipment List has been set up in a hierarchical list format. Users can navigate through the list in order to find a specific type of equipment. Each equipment record includes an Authorized Equipment List (AEL) identification number, a title, a description of the item, and a list of grants that allow for the procurement of the item. There are many different types of equipment procured by homeland security agencies and entities. Though the equipment list is quite extensive, the various commodities/equipment generally fall into the following product categories: Personal Protective Equipment Explosive Device Mitigation and Remediation Equipment CBRNE Operational and Search and Rescue Equipment Information Technology Cyber Security Enhancement Equipment
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