Winthrop is set to receive $10,535 in those grants – $9,035 for the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program and $1,500 for the SAFE Program.

Chelsea is set to receive about $22,000 in those grants – $12,234 for the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program, $7,199 for the SAFE Program, and an additional $2,599 for the Senior SAFE program.

The Healey-Driscoll administration recently announced its final round of fire equipment and fire safety education grants.

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