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All Alabama state representatives receive discretionary allowances each year for distribution in the districts they serve. All too often, this money goes to special interest groups with voting clout. Allen didn’t hold true to form. He reached out to the volunteer fire community and offered financial assistance to those who could demonstrate a specific need to make their communities safer, both for the citizens and those who serve those citizens.
As always, only a few responded. We were delighted to assist two departments who were successful in obtaining grants. Our services, and those of Representative Treadaway and his staff, were provided at no cost. Those who participated included the Cane Creek and Palmerdale VFDs. Cane Creek received a grant for some much needed fire fighter radios and Palmerdale received a grant for public assistance wireless call boxes at their fire stations and a wireless power failure notification system at their repeater site.
Thank you Representative Treadaway for helping those who help others, and thank you Cane Creek and Palmerdale for allowing us to help you!
And you know what? Opportunities for year round grant money are still available and we are still here to help you get your share. Click here for more information.