New Jersey American Water Announces Ninth Annual First Responder Grant Program
“We are proud to continue to offer this program, which provides assistance to the brave men and women volunteering their time and skills to safeguard the people who live and work in the communities we serve, including our employees,” said
Grants will be awarded to cover the costs associated with purchasing personal protective gear, communications equipment, firefighting tools, water handling equipment, training and related activities and materials that will be used to support volunteer firefighter and emergency responder operations (e.g., ambulance and first aid squads). Reimbursement for specific fire training classes, including the cost of training manuals and student workbooks, is also eligible. Regional or countywide applications are encouraged to maximize the number of fire and emergency organizations that would benefit from the grants.
To apply, organizations must submit an application, complete with the following information:
- Contact information, including name and phone number.
- Description of the organization(s) seeking support, including company name, address of company and county in which the company is located.
- Overview of the specific project to be funded.
- Grant amount requested.
- Problem/challenges that the project will address.
- Timeframe for implementation of the project.
- Summary of other sources being approached for support of the project.
- In addition to the letter of application, a project budget should be included.
The maximum grant amount awarded to any organization is
With a history dating back to 1886,
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