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State reporting change will affect allocation of aid-to-locality funds; commission told to ensure departments upload call data
Summary
Supervisor liaison warned the commission that the State Fire Services Board now requires departments to report calls to state systems by Jan. 1 and that aid-to-locality allocations will be based on those reports starting July 1, 2026; departments must sign up and upload data to remain eligible for ATL funding.
Commission members were briefed on a change from the State Fire Services Board that will tie aid-to-locality (ATL) allocations to agency call reporting.
The change, discussed by Speaker 5, requires agencies to have access to the state's reporting platform (e.g., Nearest/ESL/ImageTrend) and to upload call data so the state can calculate each agency's share of ATL funding.…
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