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Arkansas Department of Rural Services

 
Grant Recipients

Rural Community / Fire Protection Grant Program

FY10 Cycle III

Total Funds Requested= $212,523.05

Total Funds Available= $212,523.05

Applicant County Funded
Snowball
Searcy
$1,500.00
St. Paul
Madison

$15,000.00

Wayton
Newton
$9,129.50
Lepanto
Poinsett
$4,874.00
Marked Tree
Poinsett
$15,000.00
Dell
Mississippi
$15,000.00
Lockesburg
Sevier
$10,121.00
Gillham
Sevier
$1,083.50
Murfreesboro
Pike
$15,000.00
Dierks
Howard
$15,000.00
Point Cedar
Hot Spring
$5,500.00
Kansas
Clark
$7,564.81
Halley
Desha
$5,918.00
Williams Junction
Perry
$11,525.00
Lincoln
Washington
$14,975.00
Chambersville
Calhoun
$15,000.00
Highway 15 South
Jefferson
$5,161.00
Rocky Branch
Benton
$11,931.00
Driggs
Logan
$10,944.00
Sweet Home
Pulaski
$7,296.24
Charleston
Franklin
$15,000.00

 

Project Summaries

RCGP FY10 Funded FUNDED NARRATIVE
The Snowball Community received $1,500 to lay a concrete slab for their pavillion.
The St. Paul Volunteer Fire Dept received $15,000 to purchase a generator, Cascade Air System, & test equipment for hydrants.
The Wayton Community received $9,129.50 to upgrade the interior and exterior of their Community Building.
The Lepanto Fire Dept received $4,874 to purchase a thermal imaging camera and accessories.
The City of Marked Tree received $15,000 to purchase two storm sirens.
The Dell Volunteer Fire Dept received $15,000 to purchase 6 SCBA's.
The Lockesburg Fire Dept received $10,121 to purchase extrication equipment and turnout gear.
The Gillham Volunteer Fire Dept received $1,083.50 to purchase a set of turnout gear and safety vests.
The City of Murfreesboro received $15,000 to build a pavilion in their city park.
The City of Dierks received $15,000 to renovate the ball park with bathrooms, trash cans, and landscaping.
The Point Cedar Volunteer Fire Dept received $5,500 to place the roof on their fire station.
The Kansas Fire Dept received $7,564.81 to install heat, storage lockers, and a bathroom in their fire station.
The Halley Volunteer Fire Dept received $5,918 to add an additional bay to their fire station to house a tanker truck and Search/Rescue boat.
The Williams Junction Volunteer Fire Dept received $11,525 to complete the second story of their fire station.
The City of Lincoln received $14,975 to construct a multi-purpose building to house equipment for the city's baseball/softball fields.

The Chambersville Volunteer Fire Dept received $15,000 to build a new fire station to house their fire trucks and equipment.

The Highway 15 South Fire Dept received $5,161 to purchase a thermal imaging camera and gas monitors.
The Rocky Branch Fire Dept received $11,931 to purchase structural and wildland personal protective equipment.
The Driggs Township received $10,944 to renovate their community building with foundation work, doors, floors, & awnings.
The Sweet Home Volunteer Fire Dept received $7,296.24 to purchase fire fighting tools, equipment, & pagers.
The City of Charleston received $15,000 to expand their skate park by adding a half-pipe and launch.

 

Rural Services Block Grant Program

FY10

Total Funds Requested= $592,769.03

Total Funds Available= $492,769.03

Applicant
County
Funded
Augusta
Woodruff
$12,000.00
Dell
Mississippi
$26,900.00
Emmet
Nevada
$42,092.10
Georgetown
White
$50,000.00
Haskell
Saline
$50,000.00
Highfill
Benton
$50,000.00
Humnoke
Lonoke
$50,000.00
Kingsland
Cleveland
$16,363.00
Oxford
Izard
$50,000.00
Stamps
Lafayette
$45,413.93
Twin Groves
Faulkner
$50,000.00
Weldon
Jackson
$50,000.00

 

Project Summaries

The City of Augusta received $12,000 to construct a multipurpose community center.

The City of Dell received $26,900 to renovate an existing building for use as a fire station.

The City of Emmet received $42,092.10 on behalf of the Emmet Fire Dept to purchase fire fighting equipment.

The City of Georgetown received $50,000 on behalf of the Georgetown Fire Dept to purchase a fire truck, turn-out gear and Jaws-of-Life

The City of Haskell received $50,000 on behalf of the Haskell Fire Dept to purchase a ladder truck.

The City of Highfill received $50,000 on behalf of the Highfill Fire Dept to purchase turn-out gear.

The City of Humnoke received $50,000 for renovations to their community building.

The City of Kingsland received $16,363 on behalf of Kingsland Fire Dept to purchase a brush truck and pumper truck.

The City of Oxford received $50,000 on behalf of the Oxford Fire Dept to purchase a new pumper truck.

The City of Stamps received $45,413.93 on behalf of Stamps Fire Dept to construct a new fire station.

The City of Twin Groves received $50,000 for improvements to their community center.

The City of Weldon received $50,000 to expand their fire station.

 

County Fair Building Grant Program

FY10

Total Funds Requested= $30,477.88

Total Funds Available= $30,477.88

APPLICANT LOCATION HOW MUCH
Baxter County Fair Association Mountain Home $4,000.00
Conway County Fair Association Morrilton $3,757.51
Fulton County Fair Association Salem $3,611.47
Howard County Fair Association Nashville $4,000.00
Lonoke County Fair Association Lonoke $4,000.00
Marion County Fair Association Yellville $4,000.00
Franklin County Fair Association Ozark $3,108.80
Searcy County Fair Association Marshall $4,000.00

Project Summaries

 

COUNTYFAIR FY10 FUNDEDNARRATIVE
The Baxter County Fair Association received $4,000 to replace the roof on their Commercial Exhibit Building and to replace two air conditioning units.
The Conway County Fair Association received $3,757.51 to update and meet state requirements for handicap accessibility in their multipurpose building.
The North Franklin County Fair Association received $3,108.80 to purchase fans for their livestock barns, and ice machine, display cases, and to construct new pens.
The Fulton County Fair Association received $3,611.47 to renovate their concession stand.
The Howard County Fair Association received $4,000 to increase the electricity flow to their fair grounds.
The Lonoke County Fair Association received $4,000 to install fencing along the east side of their fair grounds.
The Marion County Fair Association received $4,000 for improvements to a small animal barn.
The Searcy County Fair Association received $4,000 to extend their EH building.