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Adopted Budget 2025                                                          City of McAllen, Texas






                                                                                                General Fund

                                                                                                           Fire
                                                                                  https://www.mcallen.net/departments/fire
             Mission Statement:   DEPARTMENT SUMMARY
             Our mission is to protect                           Actual      Adj. Budget      Estimated      Budget
              the life and property of                           22-23        23-24        23-24         24-25
             citizens from emergency    Expenditure Detail:
              situations, and prevent     Personnel Services
             fires through prevention      Salaries and Wages    $  15,425,020   $  15,221,567   $  15,666,871   $  16,203,877
            and educational programs�     Employee Benefits       5,347,918     6,030,140     6,030,140     6,291,178
                                  Supplies                         367,211       405,414      400,029      357,406
                                  Other Services and Charges      1,275,323     1,408,904     1,478,327     1,500,878
                                  Maintenance                     1,141,757      956,056     1,246,042     1,164,103

                                  Operations Subtotal            23,557,230     24,022,081     24,821,409     25,517,442
                                    Capital Outlay                 488,540     1,498,958     1,274,871    1,107,878
                                  Total Expenditures          $  24,045,770   $  25,521,039   $  26,096,280   $  26,625,320

                                  PERSONNEL
                                  Exempt                                3            3             3            3
                                  Non-Exempt                           17            22           22           24
                                  Civil Service                       178           180          181          180
                                  Total Positions Authorized          198           205          206          207

                 Contact Us:      MAJOR FY 24-25 GOALS
                Juan A� Gloria Jr�     1. The Fire Department will continue high citizen rating of Fire service and low ratio of fires per population.
                  Fire Chief                       (4�3�01)
                201 N. 21st Street               2. The Fire Department will continue to maintain the City’s high ISO rating of “2” for Insurance Service Office
               McAllen, TX 78501                    rate� (4�3�02)
                (956) 681-2500    3. The Fire Department will continue the Health & Wellness physical fitness program to maintain and
                                   continually improve the overall Health and Fitness of firefighters. (4.3.03)
                                  4. The Fire Department will finish out Fire Station #8 located in Tres Lagos area. (4.3.04)
                                  5. The Fire Department will finish out Firefighter Training Facility Center at 10700 N. La Lomita Road to meet
                                  various training needs� (4�3�05)
                                  6� The Fire Department will purchase of Pumper Fire Truck-Engine-7 for Fire Station #7� (4�3�07)
                                  7� The Fire Department will purchase Water Tanker Fire Truck for Fire Station #7� (4�3�08)
                                  8� The Fire Department will purchase an Incident Command Pickup Truck to enhance emergency response�
                                  (4�3�09)
                                  9� The Fire Department will continue with new program called Community Risk Reduction (CRR) that seeks to
                                  reduce not just fires but wider risk factors such as senior fall prevention, bee attacks, natural disasters, and any,
                                  and all hazards� (4�5�02)
                                  10� Contribute to safe urban development through plan reviews, and code enforcement�
                                  11. Engage on community risk reduction research and reinforce fire prevention initiatives through public
                                  education and outreach�
                                  12� To strengthen our department’s procurement, inventory, and maintenance programs to ensure the safety
                                  and effectiveness of our Firefighters.
                                  13. To enhance our Firefighters’ safety and performance through effective and innovative training programs.
                                  14� Continue to provide prompt emergency and non-emergency services to our community on a 24-hour basis�



















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