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Eight area fire departments to receive wildfire suppression kits - Vimarsana News

Eight area fire departments to receive wildfire suppression kits

LITTLE ROCK, AR – Eight fire departments in north central Arkansas will benefit after the Rural Fire Protection program, managed by the Arkansas Department of

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Community briefs: Housing board to meet next week; Rural fire agencies awarded grants; VA highlights self-screen for PTSD - Vimarsana News

Community briefs: Housing board to meet next week; Rural fire agencies awarded grants; VA highlights self-screen for PTSD

Housing board to meet next week

Arkansas volunteer fire departments receive Wildfire Suppression Kits from Arkansas Department of Agriculture's forestry division - Vimarsana News

Arkansas volunteer fire departments receive Wildfire Suppression Kits from Arkansas Department of Agriculture's forestry division

“Flintstone, MD Volunteer Fire Company” by Lee Cannon is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 LITTLE ROCK – The Rural Fire Protection program, managed by the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Forestry Division, received $294,442.24 to purchase and distribute 96 Wildfire Suppression Kits to rural volunteer fire departments. The money was awarded as part of the Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant from the United States Forest Service. Volunteer fire departments are the primary partner of Forestry Division crews in wildfire response and suppression, but they are often in need of the specialized eq...

Milo Awarded Wildfire Suppression Kit - Vimarsana News

Milo Awarded Wildfire Suppression Kit

Milo’s volunteer fire department received one of 96 Wildfire Suppression Kits issued through the Rural Fire Protection program, managed by the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Forestry Division.