Biden heads to Philadelphia for firefighters and fundraising
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President Joe Biden will be in Philadelphia Monday to announce a $22.4 million grant for city firefighters. The money will allow the reopening of three fire companies that were decommissioned during the Great Recession.
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President Biden on Monday visited a shuttered firehouse in a Philadelphia neighborhood that suffered a deadly fire in January and announced a federal grant that will reopen the fire station.
President Joe Biden will be in Philadelphia Monday to announce a $22.4 million grant for city firefighters. The money will allow the reopening of three fire companies that were decommissioned during the Great Recession.
The president spoke for about eight minutes before he headed to a fundraiser for his reelection campaign. He's trying to show the nation as 2024 looms how his policies are benefitting regular Americans with “kitchen table” problems.
President Joe Biden will visit the Philadelphia Fire Department to announce $22.4 million in federal funds to boost firefighter salaries and benefits while facilitating the reopening of three shuttered fire stations.
