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Tampa Fire Rescue CIP FY22-FY25

Data tables for the 5 year CIP for Tampa Fire Rescue for FY2022 through FY2025.

By

Michael Bishop

August 3, 2024

TFR CIP 5 year plan year over year.

2022

FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
FS 25 Renovations500,0000000
FS No 6 Generator100,0000000
FS No 9 Generator150,0000000
Fire Station No. 24650,00011,577,300000
TFR Fire Stations Improvements1,776,8530000
TFR Maintenance/Supply Shop06,550,000000
TFR Printer Network Repl2,000,0000000
TFR Security Systems200,0000000
Training Burn Sim & Tower1,545,0000000
Total6,921,85318,127,300000

Source: OpenGov 2022 Capital Budget-Fire (5 year)

2023

TampaFY23FY24FY25FY26FY27
Fire Station No 20 Parking Lot Resurfacing400,0000000
Fire Station No 8 Parking Lot250,0000000
Fire Station No. 24650,0000000
TFR Maintenance/Supply Shop650,0000000
Total1,950,0000000

Source: OpenGov 2023 Capital Budget-Fire (5 year)

2024

FY24FY25FY26FY27FY28
FS No 6 Expansion and Property Acquisition5,750,0001,545,00019,359,28800
FS No 9 Renovations650,00001,962,00018,185,0000
Fire Station No. 241,600,00015,959,000000
TFR Fire Station No. 10001,765,80016,386,5000
TFR Maintenance/Supply Shop12,000,0001,272,00020,192,00000
Total20,000,00018,776,00043,279,08834,571,5000

Source: OpenGov 2024 Capital Budget-Fire (5 year)

2025

FY25FY26FY27FY28FY29
FS No 6 Expansion and Property Acquisition02,052,085020,520,8450
FS No 9 Renovations0001,927,61019,276,100
Fire Station No. 24020,000,000000
TFR Fire Station No. 100001,736,96917,369,690
TFR Fire Stations Improvements400,000500,000500,000100,0000
TFR Maintenance/Supply Shop01,272,000040,000,0000
Total400,00023,824,085500,00064,285,42436,645,790

Source: OpenGov 2025 Capital Budget-Fire (5 year)

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Discussion

6 responses to “Tampa Fire Rescue CIP FY22-FY25”

  1. Rick Avatar
    Rick
    August 5, 2024

    Would love to know what the Econ Devel and Housing department shake up and mass resignations was all about. Maybe you have more insight into this than the TBT or other news outlets.

    1. Michael Bishop Avatar
      Michael Bishop
      August 5, 2024

      I do not. It’s concerning for sure. In the meantime, I’ll be focusing on the land development code rewrite.

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