Council accepts $10,000 Energy Transfer grant to replace HAZMAT decontamination system
Council authorized the city manager to accept a $10,000 grant from the Energy Transfer First Responder Fund to help buy a $14,179.81 Zoom decontamination system for the HazMat team, with the city covering the remaining $4,179.81 from the fire operations budget.
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City Manager staff reported the Middletown HAZMAT team needs new decontamination equipment; the total cost for a Zoom Row system was presented as $14,179.81. Council authorized the city manager to accept a $10,000 grant from the Energy Transfer First Responder Fund, with $4,179.81 to be paid from the fire operations budget.
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