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10 Blackstone Valley Xpress, February 26, 2021

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Sen. Fattman announces district S.A.F.E. grants

BOSTON – State Senator

Ryan Fattman (R-Sutton)

announced that the fire departments

in the towns he

represents would receive

nearly $100,000 total in Student

Awareness of Fire Education

(S.A.F.E.) and Senior

S.A.F.E. grants during the

FY21 distribution.

Twenty-six years ago, the

S.A.F.E. program was established,

and since then, the

average annual child fire

deaths have been reduced

by 78%. Senior SAFE was

created to offer funds to local

fire departments in support

of senior citizen fire

prevention training. Seniors

are the most vulnerable of

populations at risk of fire related

deaths. This initiative

is aimed at educating seniors

on fire prevention, general

home safety, and how to be

better prepared in the event

of a fire.

“The S.A.F.E. grant program

is a great asset that is

available to fire departments

in the Commonwealth,” said

Senator Fattman. “It is important

for our kids to learn

of the dangers of fire, how to

prevent fire, and what to do

if you face a perilous situation.

I will keep advocating

for funding of this program,

so that fire departments may

continue to educate young

children about the importance

of fire safety.”

Within the Worcester-Norfolk

District, the following

towns were awarded funding

through the Community

Compact Information Technology

Grant Program:

•Bellingham: $5,281 for

S.A.F.E. funding; $2,680 for

Senior SAFE funding

•Blackstone: $4,692 for

S.A.F.E funding; $2,480 for

Senior SAFE funding

•Douglas: $4,692 for S.A.F.E.

funding; $2,480 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Dudley: $4,692 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,480 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Hopedale: $4,692 for

S.A.F.E funding; $2,480 for

Senior SAFE funding

•Mendon: $4,692 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,480 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Milford: $5,281 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,680 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Millville: $3,794 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,180 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Northbridge: $5,281 for

S.A.F.E funding; $2,680 for

Senior SAFE funding

•Oxford: $4,692 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,480 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Southbridge: $5,281 for

S.A.F.E funding; $2,680 for

Senior SAFE funding

•Sutton: $4,692 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,480 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Uxbridge: $4,692 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,480 for Senior

SAFE funding

•Webster: $5,281 for S.A.F.E

funding; $2,680 for Senior

SAFE funding

Senator Moore appointed the Chair of the

Senate Committee on Post Audit and Oversight

BOSTON - The committee

assignments for the 192nd

General Court were announced.

Senator Michael

Moore (D-Millbury) was

appointed the Chair of the

Senate Committee on Post

Audit and Oversight, and

the Senate Vice Chair of the

Joint Committee on Financial

Services.

As Chair of the Senate

Committee on Post Audit

and Oversight, it will be

the responsibility of Senator

Moore, and the other

members of the committee,

to oversee the development

and implementation of legislative

auditing programs

conducted by the Legislative

Post Audit and Oversight Bureau,

with an emphasis on

performance auditing.

While serving as the Vice

Chair of the Joint Committee

on Financial Services,

Senator Moore and the rest

of the committee members

will consider all matters

concerning banks, banking

institutions, credit unions,

insurance companies, small

loans and any other matters

that are deemed relevant to

the committee.

Grafton activity guide

Grafton Recreation has made an Explore the Outdoors Activity

Guide to encourage families and children to spend

time outside this winter and experience the health benefits

of fresh air and sunshine during the winter months.

The Explore the Outdoors Activity Guide highlights hiking

trails and playgrounds in Grafton as well as a checklist of

things to do in the snow. Children are challenged to see how

many outdoor activities they can do on the checklist until

March 1. Checklists can be turned in to Grafton Recreation at

tinyurl.com/funoutdoors2021 and all entries will get entered

to win a $75 Grafton Rec 2021 Program Gift Card. Winner

will be announced on March 5. Website: www.grafton-ma.

gov or www.graftonrec.com.

“I have chaired several

committees since my election

into the Senate, and in each

position, I made sure to do

the best job that I could do,”

said Senator Moore. “I will do

the same in my new role as

the Chair of the Senate Committee

on Post and Oversight,

and I look forward to getting

to work with the other members

of this committee.”

Senator Moore was also

appointed to serve as a

member on the Senate

Committee on Ways and

Means, the Senate Committee

on Intergovernmental

Affairs, the Joint Committee

on Environment, Natural

Resources and Agriculture

and the Joint Committee

on Public Safety and Homeland

Security.

In the previous General

Court Session, Senator

Moore served as the Senate

Chair on the Joint Committee

on Public Safety

and Homeland Security,

and the Chair of the Senate

Committee on Bonding,

Capital Expenditures and

State Assets.

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