Congressman Nick Langworthy Announces $46,500 Grant for the Randolph Fire Company

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressman Nick Langworthy (NY-23) announced that the Randolph Fire Company was awarded an Assistance to Firefighters Grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the amount of $46,542.85.

“I’m pleased to announce a FEMA grant for the Randolph Fire Company to bolster their firefighting operations and enhance safety measures,” said Rep. Langworthy. “These grants will provide crucial resources for advanced equipment, essential training programs, and strengthening our first responders’ ability to respond effectively to emergencies. We must support local first responders who stand ready to serve when we need them the most, especially in times of crisis.”

“The Randolph Fire Company is proud to serve our neighbors while upholding the highest safety standards,” said Chief Donald McElwain. “I want to thank Congressman Langworthy for his support in securing this grant and ensuring our team is well-equipped and prepared for any challenge that arises. This FEMA grant will enable us to further enhance our capabilities, invest in essential equipment and training, and ultimately save more lives within our community.”

According to FEMA, the primary goal of these grants is to enhance the safety and effectiveness of first responders while also improving their ability to respond to emergencies and disasters. They aim to address the evolving needs of first responders, from advanced equipment acquisition and updating aging vehicles to safety improvement and training programs.