A newly launched public safety initiative aimed at helping first responders in Clay County is now able to help them in times of need thanks to the donations from the community.
The Signal 35 Fund, named after Clay County’s radio code for first responders who need help, is an initiative that aims to help first responders in need.Clay County leaders announce launch of public safety initiative to help first responders facing personal emergencies“Those who get into police and fire, we know that weren’t going to make a lot of money. We do it because we have a passion to serve our community.
“They were tearing up and very, very thankful to the group for doing this for them and for the community stepping forward to help fund this program to help our first responders in need,” Cook said.
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