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Autauga County approves $202,143 in State Homeland Security Grant applications for equipment and election security
Summary
The commission approved EMA applications totaling $202,143.00 for FY2024 State Homeland Security Grant Program funding, allocating equipment and election-security purchases across local fire, rescue and probate-court operations; the motion carried unanimously.
The Autauga County Commission voted unanimously on April 2, 2024, to approve EMA applications for FY2024 State Homeland Security Grant Program funding totaling $202,143.00.
The motion (moved by Commissioner Rusty Jacksland and seconded by Commissioner Larry Stoudemire) lists the applicants and itemized amounts included in the minutes: Prattville Fire Department — Alabama Mutual Aid System Swift Water Rescue Gear and Hazmat Trailer/Generator ($65,956); Autauga County Fire Fighters' Association — coordination light tower with 15 kW generator ($32,000); Autauga County EMA — soft target/crowded places protection (2 light towers, 48 pedestrian barricades, 24 traffic barricades) ($38,964.66); Autauga County EMA — coordination smart board and stand ($8,234); Autauga County Rescue Squad — soft target/crowded places protection (2 light towers) ($26,108.66); Autauga County Probate Court — election security 40 security pouches ($880); Autauga County Probate Court — election security 20 polling pads and printers ($30,000). The minutes record the total as $202,143.00 and the motion carried by unanimous vote.
The minutes do not include application narratives or grant-match requirements; the motion authorized submission of the applications as listed.
