Volunteer fire departments in Bemus Point, Cassadaga, Sloan, Warsaw, and Westfield are set to receive thousands of dollars.
NEW YORK — Governor Kathy Hochul announced Friday that $25 million will be awarded to New York volunteer fire departments including five in Western New York.
The funds will be used to pay for facility and response improvements at each department, as well as help ensure department buildings meet local building codes and regulations.
“Volunteer firefighters exemplify the best of public servants, and an investment in them is an investment in the safety of the communities they serve,” said Governor Hochul.
“These grants will give volunteer firefighters the resources they need to continue protecting New Yorkers; support befitting of their professionalism and the invaluable weight of their efforts.”
The Bemus Point Volunteer Company is set to receive $113,953 to purchase new equipment. Cassadaga will get $43,816. Sloan was awarded $222,719 for equipment, …