H.R.2759 - Waiving the cost-share requirement under the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response grant program for grants awarded during fiscal year 2008.

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  • Official: Waiving the cost-share requirement under the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response grant program for grants awarded during fiscal year 2008. as introduced.

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6/8/2009--Introduced.Amends the Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1974 to make the cost-share requirement for grants to fire departments to increase the number of firefighters under such Act inapplicable for grants awarded during FY2008.

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07/30/09
BobWaldrop.net » Blog Archive » An Analysis of Congressman ...

“Given that many of the arguments used against H.R. 2759 are misleading, you can understand why I am disappointed that the Food Safety Enhancement Act failed to pass the House yesterday. It is clear that the needs and concerns of small ...

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07/28/09
Bills 'close' to signing rookie first-round draft pick, G Eric Wood

... resofactor RT @shellyroche More on HR 759, HR 875, HR 2759 (Food Safety bills) here: http://bit.ly/2lzs0j #SlowMoney; shellyroche More on HR 759, HR 875, HR 2759 (Food Safety bills) here: http://bit.ly/2lzs0j #SlowMoney ...

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07/17/09
Michigan Farm To School - Blog: Michigan Farm to School News

The proposed Food Safety Enhancement Act (HR 2759) was one topic of conversation. Check out a video of the event at the Sustainable Farmer website! Federal Program to Receive More Funding to Increase Schools' Access to Fresh Produce: As ...

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