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2020/21 PROVINCE of MANITOBA FIRE PROTECTION GRANTS Name of Municipality Project Description Cost of Project Alexander Training Equipment for Bird River FD 2020/21 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA FIRE PROTECTION GRANTS Name of Municipality Project Description Cost of Project Alexander Training equipment for Bird River FD. "Max Fire Box" $7,828.30 Alonsa Purchase of VHF radio repeater and new VHF radios $21,807.60 Argyle 6 x SCBA $62,659.67 Armstrong Dryer for turnout gear $16,583.33 Armstrong 6 SCBA sets and 12 tanks $60,834.19 Barrows Fire extinguishers $5,100.00 Barrows Gear $10,000.00 Upgrade for their tanker truck. Truck chassis, installation Bifrost-Riverton $58,500.00 of tank, upgrading emergency lighting Birch River Protective Gear $13,775.26 Birch River Washer Dryer Extractor $9,737.00 Boissevain - Morton Walk Around Rescue Vehicle $112,779.51 Entire Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Brandon $319,591.00 system, including 22 SCBAs, 75 Cylinders, and 60 masks Brenda-Waskada Training - Class 3 for 7 students $15,400.00 Brokenhead Extractor $30,145.21 Camperville Fire guard $75,000.00 Carberry Upgrade to SCBAs and tanks. $116,394.79 Carman - Dufferin Regional Training Site Improvement $268,320.82 Cartier Advanced Vehicle Fire Training Prop $78,700.00 Cartier Industrial Washing Machine $9,737.00 Cartwright - Roblin Turnout gear $14,165.00 Cartwright - Roblin Turn out Gear Washer & Dryer $9,737.00 Cartwright - Roblin Truck $73,818.61 Drager Swede Phase 1 Fixed Flashover Observation Churchill $6,027.85 System (burn house) Churchill Fire truck (pumper) $309,000.00 Churchill Vehicle Extrication Tools $23,653.44 Pump, turnout gear, boots, generator, cordless drill/saw Crane River $8,152.42 combo kit Cross Lake Hose, nozzles, ladder, ventilation saw, Gated wye $24,795.40 Dauphin - RM Side-by-side with a foam skid unit $38,543.82 De Salaberry PPE Dryer $9,000.00 De Salaberry SCBA's $130,000.00 Deloraine - Winchester Extractor, Cleaner, Responder wipes, Dryer $19,372.85 Duck Bay Training $3,250.00 Duck Bay Fire truck repair $3,556.11 Duck Bay PPE $10,391.20 East St. Paul Washer & Dryer $21,436.00 East St. Paul Overhead Light Tower $20,067.04 Ellice-Archie Flashlights, Rescue Tools, Porta Power $4,000.00 Ellice-Archie Side X Side Skid $5,000.00 Ellice-Archie Turnout Gear x 4 $11,000.00 Emerson - Franklin SCBA's $140,253.53 Emerson-Franklin Washing machine $7,900.00 Emerson-Franklin Thermal imaging camera $21,245.44 Ethelbert Side by side ATV unit $25,000.00 Fisher Set of Jaws of Life $43,293.32 Flin Flon - City Turnout gear washing machine and gear dryer. $28,856.98 Flin Flon - City Side-by-side with tracks, snowbulance and trailer $50,050.00 Flin Flon - City Water Rescue Boat $18,460.00 Gilbert Plains MSA G1, Face Piece, Cylinder $47,515.00 Gilbert Plains Turn out gear $8,577.32 Glenboro South Cypress UTV $42,000.83 Page 1 of 5 2020/21 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA FIRE PROTECTION GRANTS Name of Municipality Project Description Cost of Project Glenboro South Cypress Brush Fire Truck $121,995.00 Glenella-Lansdowne Two sets of washers and dryers $19,474.00 Grahamdale - Gypsumville Turnout Gear, Coveralls, boots $7,440.00 Grahamdale - Gypsumville Extrication Unit and Assorted Gear $22,320.00 Grahamdale - Moosehorn Lighting kit $3,500.60 Grahamdale - Moosehorn Laundry Pair $9,373.00 Grahamdale - Moosehorn Turnout gear and boots, $45,719.10 Grand Rapids - Town SCBA with Tanks $66,909.31 Turnout gear washer and dryer for each of their three Grassland - Minto, Heartney, Elgin $63,745.55 fire departments Hamiota SCBA $106,270.00 Hamiota Gator, and Grass fire Skid for Gator $33,874.00 Hamiota PPE for Vehicle Extraction $19,920.00 Hanover - RM Gear extractor, drying cabinet and installation $34,134.12 Hanover - RM Turnout Gear $20,690.00 Harrison Park Gear Dryer $28,654.60 Harrison Park Value Protection Kits $14,415.04 Harrison Park Rescue Enhancement Program $18,468.08 Homebrook-Peonan Sea Can Storage Trailer $8,500.00 Killarney-Turtle Mountain Wildland brush truck $144,924.00 Lakeshore - Ochre River Two SCBA, including masks and spare tank for each unit $26,028.49 Lakeshore - Rorketon Purchase of a used fire truck $70,000.00 Repair costs for repairs to F800 fire truck pump and Lakeshore - Rorketon $17,658.44 transfer case Louise Silverado 3500HD Crew Cab $56,793.00 Lynn Lake Fire Truck Repairs $16,200.00 Lynn Lake Washer and Dryer $13,600.00 MacDonald Washer and dryer $21,358.60 MacDonald Thermal Imaging Camera $9,696.00 MacGregor Extrication tools $64,350.96 Mallard Turnout gear $17,000.00 Manigotagan SCBA $33,192.92 Manigotagan Turnout Gear $3,894.14 Matheson Island 40 5lb fire extinguishers $2,780.00 Matheson Island Fol-Da-Tank Steel Frame Tank 1500 Gallon $2,954.31 Matheson Island 6 fire PPE suits $14,492.34 McCreary SCBA $35,114.68 McCreary ATV Side X Side $22,900.00 McCreary Quad $10,899.00 Waterrax 125 gallon Ranchers unit (for fighting wildland Meadow-Portage $2,821.47 fires) Melita Grives Extractor-softmount 30 lb, turnout gear washer $13,056.96 Miniota 10,000 gal tank, pump, and related equipment $48,588.31 Minitonas-Bowsman SCBA equipment $53,838.84 Montcalm SCBA $102,042.99 Montcalm Gear & Maintenance $38,000.00 Montcalm Turn out gear $22,971.00 Morden-Stanley-Pembina Triangle Water Tanker- Acres Emergency Vehicle $260,000.00 Morris SCBA $59,640.00 Morris Tanker $122,162.38 Morris Rescue Air Kits $14,959.02 Mossey River - Fork River Turn Out Gear $16,521.40 Page 2 of 5 2020/21 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA FIRE PROTECTION GRANTS Name of Municipality Project Description Cost of Project Mossey River - Fork River Heavy Duty Glow Batons x 2 $3,600.80 Mossey River - Winnipegosis Washer, Dryer, Turnout Gear $17,155.04 Mossey River - Winnipegosis Turnout Gear $6,877.92 Mossey River - Winnipegosis - Safety Equipment $15,013.19 Mutual Aid Neepawa Water rescue boat $3,508.46 Neepawa Thermal Imaging Camera $9,011.25 Neepawa Drying Cabinet $9,814.57 Neepawa Jaws of life $31,917.34 Niverville - Town Turnout gear x7 $17,150.00 Niverville - Town Nozzles and appliances $15,570.09 Niverville - Town Extractor for Turnout Gear $8,650.00 Norfolk-Treherne Breathing Air Compressor $56,096.13 Notre Dame Two Emergency Vehicles $40,000.00 Heavy-duty lifting struts for stabilizing heavy trucks and Oak Lake Mutual Aid District $34,675.51 farm rescue incidents Oakland-Wawanesa Jaws of Life $73,229.77 2500 gallon portable tank to complement a new water Oakview tanker they purchased $2,879.80 Oakview UTV $49,756.00 Paint Lake Ten sets of turnout gear $30,000.00 Pembina Manitou 10 SCBA $108,606.40 Pinawa VHF System Upgrade $23,816.98 Piney Increase fire hall water supply for firefighting and $32,000.00 improve drinking water quality at hall Piney - Woodridge Firehall Cascade system air tank refill station for Woodridge $22,662.62 Fire Department Pipestone Four MSA G1 Breathing Apparatus, including four face $45,489.37 Prairie Lakes - Belmont pieces and eight cyllinders $69,660.00 Prairie Lakes - Ninette SCBA's $30,920.46 Prairie Lakes - Ninette Extrication equipment $95,239.12 8 SCBA's Rhineland - Altona $40,100.00 Drager system 64 portable exterior live fire training Rhineland - Altona system $7,705.00 T-400 Washer for bunker gear Rhineland - Plum Coulee $8,000.00 Replacement of their existing washing machine with a Rhineland - Plum Coulee new commercial washer $11,683.00 Water rescue equipment. Inflatable zodiac, several dry Riding Mountain Mutual Aid District suits, and safety ropes $89,000.00 Riding Mountain West - Angusville Skid steer on tracks for training site $7,267.64 Riding Mountain West - Angusville Safety Gear $5,360.17 Riding Mountain West - Inglis Non-PSCS Radios $15,400.00 Riding Mountain West - Inglis SCBA's $3,160.80 Ritchot Thermal Imaging Camera $304,950.00 Ritchot 1500 tanker truck and portable tank $16,200.00 Riverdale Gear Extractors $5,854.21 Riverdale Technical Rescue rope rescue kit $17,425.50 Riverdale Turnout gear washer and dryer $9,504.77 RM of Mountain - Pine River Replacement VHF radio x 12 $50,000.00 Rockwood - Stonewall Ford F-250, tank, decals & equipment $8,646.40 Rockwood - Teulon Rapid Deployment Watercraft $10,621.63 New tires for two tankers Page 3 of 5 2020/21 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA FIRE PROTECTION GRANTS Name of Municipality Project Description Cost of Project Rockwood - Teulon Rapid Intervention Team Packs $1,013.60 Fabrication of 6 sea cans into a live fire burn training Rockwood -Stonewall $34,583.57 facility Roland Washer extractor $13,443.36 Roland 8 x SCBA's $45,493.69 Rosedale Four new fire suits $11,771.67 Rosedale Eight two-way radios $7,124.41 Rosedale Training - CPR and First Aid $2,414.00 Rossburn Jaws of life $54,441.78 Trailer for equipment for heavy vehicle extraction and Rosser $60,099.91 stabilization Russell Binscarth Safety equipment $9,178.40 Russell Binscarth 15 x Breathing Apparatus Masks $37,716.50 Selkirk - City Training Equipment $8,012.65 Selkirk - City Turnout Gear Maintenance $25,265.41 Selkirk - City Vehicle Extrication Tools $47,536.89 Sherridon Essential Equipment $28,429.82 Sioux Valley 40 VFH radios (20 per department) $24,321.92 Souris - Glenwood SCBA with intregrated TIC's $84,735.77 South East Whiteshell SCBA $114,271.25 South East Whiteshell Side by Side $51,895.00 South Interlake Mutual Aid 28' trailer with Firefigher rehab, decontamination, and $122,000.00 District SCBA filling capabilities Springfield - RM 40 x SCBA Masks $20,714.00 Springfield - RM UTV and Firefighting Skid Unit $64,461.88 St.
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