Fire & Medical - $41.8 M

Apparatus Replacement

Replace fire apparatus that have or will have exceeded their useful life based on the Fire & Medical Department's replacement plan (pumper, ladder, aircraft rescue fire-fighting (ARFF), air/light, tanker, rescue units).

Project Timeline: TBD

Northeast Fire Station 222

Construct new Fire Station 222 in the northeast section of Mesa. Funding for land acquisition at a new site has been included in the scope for this project. With population growth there is a need for a fire station to respond to the increased call volumes. This station has the opportunity to combine with the Northeast Police Substation.

Project Timeline: Construction began May 2023, and is anticipated to be complete early 2025.

Southeast Fire Station 221

Construct new Fire Station 221 in or near the Eastmark community. Funding for land acquisition at a new site has been included in the scope for this project. With population growth there is a need for a fire station to respond to the increased call volumes.

Project Timeline: Construction Completed in December 2021

Police - $35.0 M

Northeast Police Substation

Construct a new police substation in the northeast section of Mesa. Funding for land acquisition at a new site has been included in the scope for this project. With population growth there is a need for a police substation to respond to the increased call volumes. This station has the opportunity to combine with the Northeast Fire Station 222.

Project Timeline: Construction began May 2023, and is anticipated to be complete early 2025.

Police Evidence Facility

Construct a new Police evidence facility. This facility, capable of housing the longer term and general evidence storage needs of the Police Department, would be equipped with secure climate controlled and cooler storage.

Project Timeline: Construction began February 2023 and is anticipated to be complete by Spring 2024.

Communications - $ 8.0 M

Public Safety Fiber

Improve the infrastructure that provides voice and data services to fire stations and other City Public Safety facilities over the City’s point-to-point wireless network. The installation of this fiber-optic cable would supplement the point-to-point wireless network to improve reliability and increase bandwidth for applications such as Fire Station Alerting, telephones, video conferences, City business applications (such as timekeeping), and the TOPAZ voice radio network. This is the second phase to complete the three rings design to better serve the City’s needs.

Project Timeline: TBD