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Certain local governments, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, and the Department of Military Affairs must file reports with the Kentucky Fire Commission on specified quarterly dates each year.
If the available fund is short, the commission must reduce allotments by a uniform percentage; some amounts due to the Kentucky Community and Technical College System are excluded, and unspent appropriated funds are carried forward for limited use.
The commission must create and run a firefighter and rescue squad wellness program, and eligible workers may get up to 48 hours of leave after a critical incident.
The commission must create a firefighter wellness program, offer it to Kentucky firefighters at least twice a year, and issue regulations to run it.
A decision by the commission to withhold or end payment from the fund to a local government may be appealed to the Circuit Court where the controversy started.
This section says the Thermal Vision and Technical Innovation Grant Program is meant to help firefighters by improving equipment and providing financial assistance for thermal vision and other technical devices.
This section says the thermal vision grant program is meant to help firefighters by funding thermal vision devices and improving firefighter capability.
The commission is responsible for running the Thermal Vision and Technical Innovation Grant Program and makes related application and equipment-release decisions, with advice from the grant committee.
The commission is responsible for managing the thermal vision grant program and deciding grant applications and equipment releases, with advice from the advisory committee.
This section defines “thermal vision device” as a portable electronic device that shows a visible image from infrared light.
This section defines several terms used in KRS 95A.400 to 95A.440.
The commission must set up the grant program’s forms and documents, decide which devices and manufacturers to use, process applications, award grants, require reports, and keep those reports.
The commission must administer the thermal vision grant program by creating forms, making program determinations, processing applications, awarding grants, and requiring and keeping reports.
Certain fire departments may apply for grants, but the application must use commission forms and recipients cannot reapply for two years; grant recipients must also follow commission reporting rules or face five-year disqualification.
Eligible fire departments may apply for thermal vision grants using commission forms, but grant recipients must wait two years before reapplying and must follow reporting rules.
Merged volunteer fire departments may receive aid under this section, and a consolidated emergency services district is entitled to qualified shares as if it were a volunteer fire district.
This section defines “qualified fire department” and “qualified share” for KRS 95A.500 to 95A.560.
The Kentucky Fire Commission must pay specified volunteer fire department aid shares to a merged district for merged departments, with amounts changing over time after the merger.
For merged volunteer fire departments, the Kentucky Fire Commission must pay aid shares based on the total shares the departments would have received before merging.
Trustees of a volunteer fire district must notify the Kentucky Fire Commission in writing within 30 days after a merger or splitting.
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