Southwest Michigan ($9,472):
-- The city of Sturgis, will receive $9,472 to improve radio communication capabilities.
Mid and Central Michigan ($126,566):
-- Standish Community Hospital, Inc., will receive $4,998 to purchase Hospital Emergency Radio Network equipment for its Emergency Department.
-- Freeport Rural Fire Association, in Barry County, will receive $15,000 to purchase a new rescue vehicle.
-- Clement Fire Association, Inc., located in Gladwin County, will receive $440 to purchase emergency medical service equipment.
-- Gratiot Community Hospital, in Alma, will receive $24,100 to purchase and install a new radio communication system.
-- The county of Mecosta and Mecosta County EMS will receive $57,255 to purchase a new ambulance and various EMS training items.
-- Newaygo County Medical Control Authority will receive $17,024 to purchase communication equipment and data recorder.
-- Newaygo County First Responders will receive $3,890 to purchase an emergency response trailer and supplies.
-- LeRoy Rose Lake Fire Department, in Osceola County, will receive $3,859 to purchase a rescue all terrain vehicle for transporting accident victims in remote areas.
Thumb Area ($301,945):
-- Scheurer Hospital, in Huron County, will receive $47,345 to replace an ambulance.
-- Deckerville Emergency Medical Service, in Sanilac County, will receive $15,930 to purchase a 12-lead heart monitor and infusion pump to provide advanced life support.
-- McKenzie Memorial Hospital, in Sanilac County, will receive $15,000 to purchase a cardiac monitor and infusion pump.
-- Sanilac Medical Control Authority, in Sandusky, will receive $173,670 to develop and implement a comprehensive EMS pre-hospital data collection and patient record system; to offer reduced cost EMS training and upgrade training equipment; and to establish a Pre-hospital Cardiac Care program.
-- Hills and Dales General Hospital, in Tuscola County, will receive $50,000 to purchase a new ambulance and upgrade aging equipment items.
Northern Michigan ($618,169):
-- Curtis Township, in Alcona County, will receive $6,205 to establish a state licensed and fully operational Medical First Responder Unit.
-- Alpena General Hospital will receive $76,168 to organize a regional Medical Control Consortium that will include EMS agencies located in Alcona, Alpena, Cheboygan, Emmet, Presque Isle counties and portions of Montmorency county.
-- Alpena County will receive $25,000 to replace an older ambulance.
-- Long Rapids Township Fire Department, in Alpena County, will receive $951 to purchase medical training and response equipment to provide higher quality service.
-- Foster Township and Clear Lake Fire Department, in Ogemaw County, will receive $1,500 to purchase communication equipment.
-- Rogers City Area Ambulance Authority, in Presque Isle County, will receive $39,268 to purchase an additional ambulance, radio and cot.
-- Melrose Fire Department Station 2, in Boyne Falls, will receive $12,081 to replace its first responder vehicle.
-- Frederic Township Volunteer Fire Department, in Crawford County, will receive $5,203 to purchase communication equipment and a snowmobile to pull a rescue sled.
-- Munson Medical Center, in Traverse City, will receive $200,000 to expand the eight-county Northwest Michigan EMS Network to Charlevoix, Manistee, Oscoda and Roscommon counties and portions of Montmorency county.
-- North Flight, Inc., in Traverse City, will receive $100,000 to establish and organize a regional EMS dispatch and data network in Antrim, Benzie, Crawford, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee and Wexford counties.
-- Kalkaska Memorial Hospital will receive $83,750 to replace an ambulance and purchase operational equipment, and support the training of five paramedics.
-- Glen Arbor Township Volunteer Fire Department, in Leelanau County, will receive $5,100 to purchase two automated external defibrillators and radio equipment.
-- The City of Manistee Fire Department will receive $50,000 to replace one of its medical first response vehicles with a rescue/transport vehicle.
-- Otsego Memorial Hospital, in Gaylord, will receive $12,943 to upgrade its pre-hospital radio system.
Upper Peninsula ($637,962):
-- Alger County Sheriff's Department, in Munising, will receive $46,425 to purchase a radio system for EMS compatible with the Michigan Public Safety Communications.
-- Burt Township Emergency Medical Service, in Alger County, will receive $47,121 to train 10 individuals as basic emergency medical technicians; to purchase communications equipment; and replace an outdated ambulance.
-- Baraga County Memorial Hospital, in L'Anse, will receive $40,825 to purchase a county wide emergency services communication system.
-- Covington Township, in Baraga County, will receive $40,000 to purchase a new ambulance that replaces an older, less dependable vehicle.
-- Kinross Charter Township Ambulance Department, in Chippewa County, will receive $25,000 to purchase a new ambulance.
-- Rudyard Ambulance Corp, in Chippewa County, will receive $2,655 to purchase new radios and radio pagers for first responders and emergency medical technicians.
-- Whitefish Township Emergency Medical Service, in Chippewa County, will receive $50,000 to purchase an ambulance that will replace an aging vehicle.
-- Star Ambulance, in Dickinson County, will receive $50,000 to purchase a new ambulance.
-- Nordic Volunteer Ambulance, in Dickinson County, will receive $10,500 to purchase 15 portable radio/pager units and an all-terrain vehicle with rescue sled.
-- Champion Township First Responders, in Marquette County, will receive $1,278 to purchase six two-way portable radios with paging capabilities.
-- Marquette County will receive $8,750 to purchase an automated external defibrillator and trench rescue/stabilization equipment.
-- Ishpeming Fire Department and Emergency Medical Service, in Marquette County, will receive $15,000 to purchase a first response vehicle equipped with advanced life support supplies and equipment.
-- Forsyth Township, in Marquette County, will receive $47,975 to purchase a new ambulance that replaces an older, less dependable vehicle.
-- Michigamme-Spurr First Responder team, in Marquette County, will receive $44,000 to purchase a first response vehicle that replaces an out-dated vehicle.
-- Skandia-West Branch First Responders, in Marquette County, will receive $12,682 to upgrade their emergency medical services communication system.
-- Upper Peninsula Health Care Network, in Marquette, will receive $86,295 to develop a network of medical control authorities in Alger, Baraga, Delta, Dickinson, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Marquette, Menominee and Ontonagon counties.
-- Hermansville Rescue Squad and Ambulance Service, Inc., in Menominee County, will receive $50,000 to purchase a new ambulance that replaces an older, less dependable vehicle.
-- SONCO Ambulance, Inc., in Ontonagon County, will receive $9,956 to purchase needed training equipment and to offer reduced cost continuing education courses and paramedic training to its volunteer emergency medical service personnel.
-- Manistique Emergency Medical Services, in Schoolcraft County, will receive $49,500 to purchase a new ambulance that replaces an aging vehicle.
Source: Michigan Department of Community Health
