Lawrence Township (NJ) Awarded $75K Grant for PPE

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PRESS RELEASE

New Jersey Gov. Philip D. Murphy and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs have awarded Lawrence Township a $75,000 American Rescue Plan Firefighter grant.

This funding will be used to provide protective clothing and equipment to fire department personnel.

Mayor Patricia Hendricks Farmer expressed her gratitude for the grant, stating, “We are extremely thankful to Governor Murphy and the Department of Community Affairs for this crucial funding. The safety of our firefighters is paramount, and this grant will allow us to provide them with the most up-to-date protective gear they need to serve our community effectively and safely.”

“This investment in our fire department is an investment in the safety of our entire community,” Mayor Farmer added. “We look forward to putting these funds to use and further enhancing the capabilities of our dedicated firefighters.”

The township will work closely with the Department of Community Affairs to ensure compliance with all terms, conditions, and requirements set forth in the grant agreement.

For more information about the grant and its impact on the fire departments in Lawrence Township, please contact the Township Manager’s office.

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