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bayer fund grant
June 2020
$2500 for Advanced Life Support upgrade in our County.
union pacific grant
June 2020
$10,000 for ALS, Rehab and Haz-Mat.
Alliant Energy -
Community Safety Grant
March 2019
$1000 for community and residential smoke detectors.
Walmart Community grant
July 2019
$1000 for public education. We purchased a Stop the Bleed training kit.

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community betterment grant
September 2019
$15,000 for "Everyone Goes Home: Rescuing the Injured Firefighter
on the Fire Ground". Equipment purchase for Rapid Intervention Team.
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Memorial Lutheran ministry endowment fund
November 2019
$500 for "Keeping Emergencies Small". Training material with a special focus on our senior citizens.

improving the availability of
als & paramedic level service
in story county
The Nevada Firefighters Inc., (501c3) received a grant from Bayer Fund in the amount of $2500. With this grant, we were able to purchase important equipment to allow Nevada Fire and EMS department to move to the Advanced Life Support (ALS) Paramedic level.
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improving als, firefighter rehab and
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county citizens
Nevada Firefighters Inc.(501c3) has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Union Pacific Foundation. This grant helped us provide support to three different operational components within the fire department:
- Additional support for the goal to upgrade our EMS service to the
ALS / Paramedic level
- purchase of important equipment to assist firefighters and emergency responders during
rehab efforts on emergency scenes.
- purchase of additional haz-mat gas meters and other equipment to help assist firefighters
on the scene of a hazardous materials spill.

Community Hometown Safety Grant

Mar 11, 2019
Source: Nevada Journal - ( https://www.nevadaiowajournal.com/news/20190311/nevada-firefighters-inc-receives-gift )
Some of Nevada’s Fire Department members were on hand as Alliant Energy awarded Nevada Firefighters Inc. (the nonprofit 501C3 arm of the fire department) their first Community HometownSafety Grant. The association will use this money, along with an additional $500, to purchase smoke alarms for the local community. Pictured are (from left) Ray Beaty, Jessica Lockhart, Ray Reynolds, Jeff Stensland, Noah Reyman, Jeff Gilchrist, Fred Malven, Adam Erdmann (Alliant), Stephanie Badger and Dean Tope. The community can go to our website to sign up to receive smoke detectors: www.nevadafirefightersinc.org. Photo Contributed

Walmart community grant

Source: Nevada Journal - (https://www.nevadaiowajournal.com/news/20190815/nevada-firefighters-inc-receives-walmart-grant)
Nevada Firefighters Inc.(501c3) has been awarded a $1,000 grant through the Ames Walmart Local Community Grants program. This grant will allow Nevada firefighters and EMS personnel to purchase a “Stop The Bleed” training kit to assist in educating citizens on how to recognize and treat life-threatening bleeding. For the same types of reasons that citizens learn CPR, recognizing and quickly responding to victims with uncontrolled bleeding can help save a life. The Nevada firefighters, EMTs and paramedics are excited to share this vital training with the community. Pictured are (from left) Nevada EMTs — Ray Beaty, Stephanie Badger, Carrie Brown and Jessica Lochart. Photo Contributed