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CHEMTREC® and the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC) annually team up to provide volunteer fire departments with the CHEMTREC® HELP (Hazmat Emergencies Local Preparedness) Award to enhance their hazardous materials response capabilities and improve responder safety.

While originally two grants were available in 2022, CHEMTREC® has announced it will provide an additional grant to help more volunteer departments. This means three eligible volunteer fire departments will each be awarded $10,000 to bolster hazmat incident training and readiness.

Requirements

To be eligible, departments must meet the following requirements:

  • Be composed of more than 50 percent volunteers
  • Serve a population of 25,000 or less
  • Department’s annual revenue must not exceed $250,000
  • The Chief or individual applying on behalf of the department must be a member of the NVFC

The deadline to apply for a HELP Award is September 1. Only one application per department will be accepted.

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