Scotland's combustion and rescue services are to keep an extra £24.6m in the next financial year, concrete has been announced.
The Scottish rule said the important would help the eight services pay for specialist equipment and issue training facilities.
It will also help physique and modernise fire stations around the country.
Community Safety Minister Fergus Ewing said the investment would constitute to the £330m currently apt to Scotland's holocaust besides rescue services annually.
'Diverse role'
Mr Ewing said: "Investment in Scotland's public lift infrastructure provides both modern public services and jobs for the construction training - energizing in the current economic climate.
"It is vital that the Scottish government can help safeguard our eight fire further rescue services have the right equipment, infrastructure and training to deliver their increasingly diverse role."
The money will see £9m directed to identified projects. The remaining £15.6m is to be divided among scintillation services using an agreed formula.
Mike Bridgman, chairman of the Scottish Fire Conveners Forum, said: "Fire conveners are nervous that their recommendations on capital projects have been universal by the minister.
"We are particularly gay that decisions have been involved guidance good occasion to aid cash formation for 2010/11."
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