I am requesting funding for City of Hawkinsville Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition in Fiscal Year 2027.
Request federal funding for the City of Hawkinsville Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition in Fiscal Year 2027.
Occurrences
Project Name: Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition ... Requested Amount: $1,775,000
Project Name: Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition ... Requested Amount: $1,775,000 ... A one-time acquisition that provides a missing capability necessary to protect federally recognized low- and moderate-income residents for decades.
Evidence
"I am requesting funding for City of Hawkinsville Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition in Fiscal Year 2027. The entity to receive funding for this project is the City of Hawkinsville... The funding would be used for a Rear-Mounted Aerial Ladder Truck."
The FY 2027 Community Funding Requests page lists the project name "Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition" with project sponsor "City of Hawkinsville," and states that all FY 2027 submissions are now closed and that submission does not guarantee selection.
The House Appropriations Committee says FY27 community project funding information will be posted when available and links to FY27 bill text and reports, but the page does not yet list the Hawkinsville project as included in any FY27 House bill.
Assessments
Scott clearly made the promised request by formally submitting and posting a Fiscal Year 2027 community funding request for the City of Hawkinsville Aerial Fire Apparatus Acquisition. However, the promise was to request funding, and available evidence shows the request has been made but not yet acted on through enacted FY2027 appropriations or even clearly included in House bill text at this stage. Because the appropriations process is still pending and submission does not guarantee selection, the status is best judged as unresolved rather than delivered or never. The request occurred during his current term, so timing is same_term.