State Representative Jim Struzzi yesterday announced that Citizens Ambulance Service and twelve Indiana County fire companies have been awarded more than $155,000 in Fire Company and Emergency Medical Service grants.
The grant money comes from state gaming proceeds, and can be used to build, repair or renovate a fire company or ambulance service’s primary structure; purchase or repair equipment; participate in training seminars and workshops; or pay down the organization’s debt.
The fire company grants ranged from $10,000 to $14,811. Citizens Ambulance received a grant worth $7,155.
- Armagh and East Wheatfield Township Volunteer Fire Company – $10,000.00.
- Aultman Volunteer Fire Association – $11,512.73.
- Black Lick Volunteer Fire Company – $13,491.91.
- Brush Valley Township Volunteer Fire Company – $11,512.73.
- Cherryhill Township Volunteer Fire Company – $13,326.97.
- Citizens Ambulance Service, Inc. – $ 7,155.22.
- Clyde Volunteer Fire Company – $11,512.73.
- Clymer Volunteer Fire Company – $12,997.11.
- Coal Run McIntyre Volunteer Fire Company – $12,667.25.
- Creekside Volunteer Fire Company – $11,677.66.
- Homer City Volunteer Fire Company – $12,667.25.
- Indiana Fire Department – $14,811.36.
- Blairsville Volunteer Fire Company – $12,337.38.
