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After Fall River tragedy, Healey fast-tracks $5.7M to boost fire, police staffing

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The Healey administration said Tuesday that it’s fast-tracking $5.7 million to 10 cities and towns to help beef up staffing at fire and police departments statewide.

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After Fall River tragedy, Healey fast-tracks $5.7M to boost fire, police staffing

The Healey administration said Tuesday that it’s fast-tracking $5.7 million to 10 cities and towns to help beef up staffing at fire and police departments statewide.

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10 Mass. cities get faster police, fire staff funding after Fall River disaster

After a fire at a Fall River assisted-living home killed 10 people last month, Massachusetts has sped up delivering funding to cities meant to boost their police and fire department staffing levels. The state is giving $5.7 million to the 10 cities that qualify for this year’s Massachusetts Municipal Public Safety Staffing Program, including $1.6 million for Fall River, the...

·Boston, United States
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NBC Boston broke the news in Boston, United States on Tuesday, August 19, 2025.
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