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Fire Fleet Visibility & Telematics Modernization
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
A station roof collapse destroyed all fire apparatus, leaving the department with zero fleet technology, no telematics records, and no maintenance monitoring capability. This gap creates immediate operational risk, limits incident documentation, and undermines asset oversight for a department serving the public.
The opportunity
The severity of the loss and a leadership transition in mid-2025 create a clear window to establish fleet visibility from the ground up, with no incumbent systems to displace. State grant programs supporting volunteer fire departments and countywide rural fire protection funding may offer viable pathways to offset acquisition costs.
Emergency Operations Plan & NIMS Compliance Readiness
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The department operates with unverified Emergency Operations Plans and unmet NIMS adoption requirements, creating measurable compliance exposure. Recent major winter weather events and documented operational risk in the county's emergency alert system compound preparedness gaps affecting community safety.
The opportunity
Prior FEMA preparedness funding windows have closed, making it urgent to identify alternative budget pathways before the next fiscal cycle. Addressing EOP gaps now reduces compliance liability, strengthens county-level interoperability, and positions the department for future preparedness grant eligibility.
FEMA preparedness subawards
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