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Hazmat equipment donation for Tuscaloosa Fire Rescue
Tuscaloosa
Summary
The West Central Alabama Healthcare Coalition wants to give Fire Rescue a decontamination shelter system worth $38,606.11 for its HazMat team. It's the gear used to wash down crews and victims after chemical or radiological incidents.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Adds $38,606.11 in donated equipment without local tax dollars, plus related budget line changes.
✅Who benefits
Tuscaloosa Fire Rescue's HazMat team and anyone caught in a chemical or radiological emergency.
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