Fire and Disaster Management Agency Announces Second Round of Grant Decisions for FY2025 Fire and Disaster Prevention Facility Development Subsidies
Tokyo, Japan – September 1, 2025 – The Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA) has announced the second round of grant decisions for the FY2025 subsidies allocated for the development of fire and disaster prevention facilities. This important announcement, made today, signifies a continued commitment to enhancing the nation’s preparedness and resilience against various emergencies.
The subsidies are a crucial component of the FDMA’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year, aimed at supporting local governments and relevant organizations in strengthening their infrastructure for firefighting and disaster response. This second round of decisions follows an initial allocation and reflects the agency’s proactive approach to ensuring that essential facilities are modernized and equipped to meet evolving challenges.
These grants are designated for a wide range of facility development projects. This may include the construction of new fire stations, the renovation and upgrading of existing fire and rescue service facilities, the acquisition of advanced firefighting equipment, and the enhancement of disaster prevention infrastructure such as emergency communication systems and evacuation shelters. The objective is to ensure that communities across Japan have access to the most effective and up-to-date resources to safeguard lives and property.
The FDMA plays a vital role in coordinating national efforts to mitigate the impact of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, typhoons, and heavy rainfall, as well as man-made emergencies. By providing these subsidies, the agency empowers local authorities to invest in the physical and technological capabilities necessary for rapid and efficient response. This investment in infrastructure is fundamental to bolstering the overall safety and security of the Japanese populace.
Further details regarding the specific projects that have received funding in this second round, along with the allocated amounts, are expected to be released through official FDMA channels. This transparent dissemination of information will allow stakeholders and the public to understand the scope and impact of these vital investments in national disaster preparedness.
The Fire and Disaster Management Agency remains dedicated to fostering a safer society by continuously supporting and advancing the capabilities of Japan’s fire and disaster response services. These grant decisions underscore the agency’s unwavering commitment to this crucial mission.
令和７年度当初予算に係る消防防災施設整備費補助金の交付決定（２次）
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