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Yucaipa secures $1.58M grant for 6 firefighter positions
Yucaipa has secured nearly $1.58 million in federal funding to help pay for six firefighter positions over three years, giving the city additional support for emergency medical response while leaving a nearly $1 million local contribution during the grant period and the full annual cost after the funding expires. The council unanimously accepted the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s fiscal year 2025 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response grant at its Oct. 26 meeting. The award provides $1,579,723.19 to support three firefighter-paramedics and three engineer-paramedics assigned to Medic Squad 553. The grant covers the period from March 24, 2027, through March 23, 2030. Over those three years, the six positions are projected to cost approximately $2.56 million, with the city responsible for about $981,990 under the approved funding plan. The federal contribution will decrease in the final year of the grant, requiring the city to cover a larger share of the cost as the funding period progresses.
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Stained glass artist Medlicott at Second Tuesday Speaker Series
The name Tom Medlicott is well-known in Redlands; it is on many stained-glass windows in public buildings, churches and private residences throughout the area. He has been creating and repairing stained-glass windows for more than 50 years, but the route from Colorado to Redlands was not direct. On Tuesday, Nov....
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SoCal Fair Board Set To Discuss Agreement With Global Stack LLC
The 46th District Agricultural Association/Southern California Fair Board is set to discuss its non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Global Stack LLC at next week’s scheduled meeting. Russell Vandenberg, SoCal Fair and Events Center CEO, said in a phone call with The Riverside Record, that the board would be...
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Council narrows down area for future market
The Redlands City Council voted Oct. 20 to keep the Downtown Morning Market in the downtown area as the city prepares to seek a third-party operator to manage the weekly event. The council’s direction identifies three potential locations for the market: an area near Smiley Park, State Street between Sixth...