Establishes a grant program to support volunteer emergency medical services infrastructure and equipment.
The bill establishes the volunteer emergency medical services infrastructure and response equipment grant program. It authorizes the commissioner of the division of homeland security and emergency services to award capital grants to support projects that sustain or enhance emergency medical service operations, infrastructure, and equipment. Eligible projects include buildings, training facilities, technology, and vehicles. The commissioner must publish a report on the grant application cycle, including available funding, number of applicants, and award details.
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