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Assistance to Firefighters Grant Awards for Texas 2003 Information by Texasfiresource.Com Organization City State Program Award Amount Carthage Fire Dept Assistance to Firefighters Grant Awards for Texas 2003 information by TexasFireSource.com Organization City State Program Award Amount Carthage Fire Dept. Carthage TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $100,913 Chireno Vol. Fire Dept. Chireno TX Firefighting Vehicle $171,000 Cool Weatherford TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $40,500 Harmony Consolidated Vol. Fire Dept. Big Sandy TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $49,195 Ingleside on The Bay Vol. Fire Dept. Ingleside on The Bay TX Firefighting Vehicle $76,500 Meyersville VFD Brenham TX Firefighting Vehicle $185,540 Ogburn Vol. Fire Dept. Winnsboro TX Firefighting Vehicle $77,220 Tres Palacios Oaks VFD Palacios TX Firefighting Vehicle $67,500 Warren Vol. Fire Dept. Warren TX Firefighting Vehicle $90,000 Woodville Vol. Fire Dept. woodville TX Firefighting Vehicle $135,000 Brookston VFD Brookston TX Firefighting Vehicle $109,746 Cunningham VFD Cunningham TX Firefighting Vehicle $81,000 Galena Park Fire Dept. Galena Park TX Emergency Medical Services $43,641 Somerville Vol. Fire Dept. Somerville TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $61,173 Southern Oaks Vol. Fire Dept. Streetman TX Firefighting Vehicle $112,046 Anahuac Vol. Fire Dept. Anahuac TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $37,818 Aubrey Fire Dept. Aubrey TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $117,018 China Grove Fire & Rescue San Antonio TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $7,200 Eagle Lake Vol. Fire Dept. Eagle Lake TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $51,120 Gatesville Fire Dept. Gatesville TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $41,261 Geronimo Village Vol. Fire Dept. San Antonio TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $37,562 Groesbeck Vol. Fire Dept. Groesbeck TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $32,220 The City of Hamlin Vol. Fire Dept. Hamlin TX Firefighting Vehicle $73,800 Aransas Pass Fire Dept. Aransas Pass TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $84,213 Asherton Vol. Fire Dept. Ahserton TX Firefighting Vehicle $112,500 Carlsbad Vounteer Fire Dept. Carlsbad TX Firefighting Vehicle $126,450 Eula Vol. Fire Dept. Clyde TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $22,230 Friendswood Vol. Fire Dept. Friendswood TX Fire Prevention $75,824 Jourdanton Vol. Fire Dept. Jourdanton TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $23,400 Kountze Kountze TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $128,880 Lovelady Vol. Fire Dept. Lovelady TX Firefighting Vehicle $131,540 Mexia Fire Dept. Mexia TX Fire Prevention $45,963 Papalote Vol. Fire Dept. Sinton TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $29,930 Pickton Pine Forest Vol. Fire Dept. Pickton TX Firefighting Vehicle $117,000 Rio Vista Vol. Fire Dept. Rio Vista TX Firefighting Vehicle $171,000 The Woodlands Fire Dept. The Woodlands TX Fire Prevention $4,893 Bristol Vol. Fire Dept. Ennis TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $26,010 Fruitvale Vol. Fire Dept. Fruitvale TX Firefighting Vehicle $153,000 Gladewater Fire Dept. Gladewater TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $68,385 Mustang Vol. Fire Dept Corsicana TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $4,500 Berlin, Mill Creek, Zionsville Volunteer Fire Dept Brenham TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $25,380 Hutchins Fire Department Hutchins TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $50,760 Lake Nacogdoches Area Vol. Fire Department Inc. Nacogdoches TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $53,820 lindale fire dept. Lindale TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $89,100 Llano Volunteer Fire department Llano TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $77,559 Medina Volunteer Fire Dept., Inc. Medina TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $38,602 Ranger Volunteer Fire Department Ranger TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $45,000 Shelbyville VFD Shelbyville TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $18,040 Telico Volunteer Fire Department Ennis TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $40,680 Appleby Volunteer Fire Department Nacogdoches TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $8,748 Benjamin Volunteer Fire Department Benjamin TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $40,108 Knippa Emergency Ser. Knippa TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $18,290 Live Oak Fire Department Live Oak TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $78,750 Mathis Volunteer fire Department Mathis TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $31,500 Merit Volunteer Fire Department Farmersville TX Firefighting Vehicle $103,500 Miles Volunteer Fire Department Miles TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $51,300 San Marcos Fire Department San Marcos TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $29,630 Sansom Park Volunteer Fire Department Sansom Park TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $30,150 Seagoville Fire Department Seagoville TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $25,155 Troup Volunteer Fire Department Troup TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $64,966 Village of Lake Tanglewood Volunteer Fire Departme Amarillo TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $19,355 West Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department Lubbock TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $40,500 Wolfforth Fire Department Wolfforth TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $22,608 Zavalla Volunteer Fire Department Zavalla TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $52,406 Brownsboro Vol. Fire Dept. Brownsboro TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $56,700 Denning/New Hope Vol. Fire Dept. San Augustine TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $35,487 Punkin New Waverly TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $36,000 Saratoga Vol. Fire Dept. saratoga TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $21,362 Selma Vol. Fire Dept. Selma TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $25,740 Travis County Emergency Services Dist. # 12 Manor TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $10,800 Waring Vol. Fire Dept. Waring TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $16,173 Eldorado Vol. Fire Dept. Eldorado TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $60,732 Garrett Area Rural Vol. Fire Dept. Ennis TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $37,309 Grey Forest Area Vol. Fire Dept. Helotes TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $52,756 Jollyville Austin TX Fire Prevention $34,200 Lampasas Vol. Fire Dept. Lampasas TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $39,618 Santa Fe Fire & Rescue Santa Fe TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $114,719 Val Verde County Rural Vol. Fire Dept. Del Rio TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $265,086 Weston Fire Dept. Weston TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $60,705 Alto Vol. Fire Dept. Alto TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $52,470 Central Heights Vol. Fire Dept. Nacogdoches TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $49,950 Denison Fire Dept. Denison TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $219,578 Howe Vol. Fire Dept. Howe TX Firefighting Vehicle $187,200 Ivanhoe Vol. Fire Dept. Woodville TX Firefighting Vehicle $166,500 Kaufman Vol. & City of Kaufman Fire Dept. Kaufman TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $62,753 Kilgore Fire Dept. Kligore TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $125,820 Lott City Fire Co. Lott TX Firefighting Vehicle $133,200 Lufkin Fire Dept. Lufkin TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $225,000 Poolville Vol. Fire Dept. Inc. Poolville TX Firefighting Vehicle $150,111 Richardson Fire Dept. Richardson TX Fire Prevention $20,160 Sealy Vol. Fire Dept. Sealy TX Firefighting Vehicle $155,889 Sipe Springs Vol. Fire Dept. Comanche TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $5,561 Tioga Vol. Fire Dept. Tioga TX Firefighting Vehicle $112,500 Andrews Vol. Fire Dept. Andrews TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $48,969 Athens Ffire Dept. Athens TX Fire Prevention $41,850 Brazos County Precinct 3 Vol. Fire Dept. College Station TX Firefighting Vehicle $31,500 Chatfield Vol. Fire Dept. Chatfield TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $5,094 Hale Center Vol. Fire Dept. Hale Center TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $43,089 Hoover Vol. Fire Dept. Pampa TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $79,421 Lakeside Village Area Vol. Fire Dept. Morgan TX Firefighting Vehicle $103,950 Mt. Pleasant Fire Dept. Mt. Pleasant TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $9,900 Muleshoe Vol. Fire Dept. Muleshoe TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $5,130 Northeast Midland County Vol. Fire Dept. Midland TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $16,866 Oakhurst Vol. Fire Dept., Inc. Oakhurst TX Firefighting Vehicle $103,500 Quitaque Vol. Fire Dept. Quitaque TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $16,659 Streetman Vol. Fire Dept. Streetman TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $53,210 Taylortown VFD Pattonville TX Firefighting Vehicle $39,600 Tri Hockley TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $36,000 Atlanta Texas Fire Dept./EMS Atlanta TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $24,300 Austonio Vol. Fire Dept. Crockett TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $17,280 Benbrook Fire Dept. Benbrook TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $55,395 Bluebonnet Vol Fire Dept. Cedar Creek TX Firefighting Vehicle $76,050 Brazoria Vol. Fire Dept. Brazoria TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $44,460 Bremond Vol. Fire Dept. Bremond TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $63,428 City of League City Fire Dept. League City TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $118,800 Forest Hill Fire Dept. Forest Hill TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $32,507 Groves Fire Dept. Groves TX Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety $15,525 Heart of the Pines Smithville TX Firefighting Vehicle $121,500 Lakeside City Vol. Fire Dept. Lakeside City
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