Public Safety Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan
Summary
Nearly $3.8 million total is on the table for Sheriff's Office equipment: a $1.9 million federal grant for new radios and $1 million from leftover Sheriff funds to overhaul the Alert 1 helicopter engine.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
$1.9 million in federal grant money plus $1 million in carried-forward county funds.
Deputies get modern radios and the county's helicopter stays airworthy, improving emergency response for everyone.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Board of County Commissioners — November 10, 2026
Nearly $3.8 million total is on the table for Sheriff's Office equipment: a $1.9 million federal grant for new radios and $1 million from leftover Sheriff funds to overhaul the Alert 1 helicopter engine.
Board of County Commissioners — June 10, 2026
Emergency Management presented (or was scheduled to present) a five-year capital plan for public safety, covering major equipment, facilities and preparedness investments. These choices drive how quickly the county can respond to hurricanes, fires and other emergencies.
Board of County Commissioners — May 12, 2026
A five-year, roughly $90 million fire construction and fleet plan was adopted — three station relocations/rebuilds, two renovations, a training center rebuild, and nearly $30 million in apparatus — all within existing revenue projections, keeping reserves above 20%.
Board of County Commissioners — February 24, 2026
The county locked in a $12.2 million guaranteed maximum price to build the new Fire Station 25 in Casselberry. Construction will be handled by Wharton-Smith under a construction-manager-at-risk contract.
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