Mount Orab Village Of

Mount Orab Village Of, registered as a U.S. Local Government entity and municipality in SAM.gov since September 2013, primarily receives federal grant awards to support its fire and emergency response services. As a local government organization, Mount Orab Village Of is responsible for providing essential public services to its community, with a particular focus on fire protection and emergency response capabilities. The village, located in Ohio, utilizes federal grant funding to enhance its ability to protect residents from fire-related hazards and improve overall public safety.

The village has been awarded federal grants through two key programs administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). In February 2024, Mount Orab Village Of received a $1,120,000.41 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant, which aims to improve the fire department's staffing and deployment capabilities over a three-year period. This grant supports the hiring of new firefighters or the recruitment and retention of volunteer firefighters, ultimately enhancing the department's ability to respond to emergencies and protect the community from fire-related hazards. Additionally, in September 2021, the village was awarded a $221,400.15 Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) to further bolster its fire department's services. This two-year project grant focused on providing critical safety enhancements for both the community and firefighters, specifically addressing fire and related hazards. Both grants demonstrate Mount Orab Village Of's commitment to improving its emergency response capabilities and ensuring the safety of its residents through federally-funded initiatives.