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Rines’ MFSI Scholarship County Representatives & Reports Recent legislative activity by the Maine Fire Protection Services Commission in support of fire training and education is being implemented. We are proud to announce a Firefighter I & II Regional Grant that fully funds firefighter training programs.
Interested parties must complete a short grant application that is designed to help Maine Fire Protection Service Commission members award funding for programs based on firefighter training demand, local support, and commitment to assist MFSI with program success.
Learn more about the program or download the application below: The Bugle’s Echo (Aug – Sept 2026) The Bugle’s Echo (June-July 2026) The Bugle’s Echo (April 2026) Maine Forest Service Announces 2026 Wildfire Training
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Firefighter I & II Regional Grant is funded by Maine Fire Protection Services Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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