Change of Date for Hill Day and CFSI Fire Dinner and Symposium
Hill Day 2024 dates have been changed from April 24-25, 2024, to April 29-30, 2024, to ensure that members can convene while congress is in session. The 34th Annual National Fire and
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Hill Day 2024 dates have been changed from April 24-25, 2024, to April 29-30, 2024, to ensure that members can convene while congress is in session. The 34th Annual National Fire and
By Dave Gatton, GAC Senior Consultant It seems this summer we have hit a tipping point in the Fire Service. On the first responders’ new agenda is to be first on
Reauthorization On June 21st, the House Science, Space and Technology committee reported out H.R. 4090, the Fire Grants and Safety Act of 2023 on a 29-0 unanimous vote. The bill
During the 2022 FEMSA / FAMA Annual / Fall Conference a Chiefs Roundtable discussion on “Data usage in the Fire Service” was provided and chaired by John Oates, MS EFO,
On Wednesday, March 15, 2023, the Senate Homeland Security and Government Reform Committee reported out S.870, The Fire Grants and Safety Act. The bill now heads to the Senate floor
The FAMA/FEMSA GAC wants to bring the following three important developments to your attention. FEMA yesterday released the FY2022 AFG Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). Click here to review. The
CFSI has announced that registration for the 33rd Annual National Fire and Emergency Services Dinner and Symposium is open on cfsi.org. If you plan to attend the FAMA/FEMSA 2023 GAC Hill Day,
The FAMA/FEMSA GAC wants to bring the following three important developments to your attention. 1) AFG Reauthorization Reported out of Senate Committee: Last week the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee
From August 1st through August 11th, FEMA will host listening sessions for AFG applicants who did not apply for AFG funding for FY2021. These digital convenings are an opportunity for U.S.
On June 15, 2022, The House Appropriations Subcommittee for Homeland Security approved an FY 2023 bill for the Department of Homeland Security, providing $370 million each for the AFG and