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Fire Grants and Safety Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  831 words in original text
This bill reauthorizes (extends the legal authority and funding for) the United States Fire Administration and several federal grant programs that help firefighters. It changes when some of these programs are set to expire and updates how much money Congress can spend on them.
Fire departments, firefighters and organizations that receive federal grants for fire prevention and emergency response.
• The United States Fire Administration gets authorization for 95 million dollars for each year from 2024 through 2030, with 3.42 million dollars of that each year going to a specific fire safety program (Sec. 2) • The Assistance to Firefighters Grants Program and Fire Prevention and Safety Grants Program will continue operating until 2032 instead of ending in 2024 (Sec. 3) • The Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response Grant Program will continue operating until 2032 instead of ending in 2024 (Sec. 4) • The government of China and any organizations operating or incorporated in China cannot receive federal money from the firefighter grant programs (Sec. 6) • Within three years, a government auditor must review and publicly report on what is preventing fire departments from accessing federal funding (Sec. 5)
If this becomes law, firefighter grant programs that were scheduled to stop receiving funding will now continue through 2032. The United States Fire Administration will receive specified annual funding through 2030.
None defined in the bill text.
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