Measure 7A Revenue Benefits, Progress and Plans
Why SMFR asked for additional revenue
- Economic trends and state/national legislation that significantly decrease revenues
- Rapidly rising cost of construction, firefighting equipment, fire engines, routine operations
- Keeping up with new growth
- Future service enhancements for changing demographics and increasing natural and man-made hazards








What SMFR has achieved with the voter-approved mill levy increase
- Maintained our service levels for fire suppression, emergency medical, special hazards, dispatch, and risk reduction
- Enhanced services
- Provided alternative medical care when the emergency room is not the right solution
- Welcomed additional capacity for wildfire risk reduction efforts
- Hired firefighters and paramedics
- Replaced aging apparatus & equipment
- Facilities
- Critical maintenance for aging infrastructure
- New fire stations in rapid growth areas
- Replacement of an outdated fleet maintenance facility
- Improvement of training grounds
- Provided continued mental and physical health and wellness for firefighters and personnel








SMFR's significant project in progress
- Strategic Plan complete
- International accreditation awarded
- Capital
- $39M transfer to Capital Fund
- Location for new fleet maintenance facility in progress
- Location for new fire station in Sterling Ranch secured
- Firefighter academy underway; hiring for next Fall academy
- Critical firefighter and officer ranks have been filled
- Additional resources for the protection and security of critical emergency dispatch systems
- Cost savings with new procurement support for purchases and contracts








SMFR's 10 year plan highlights

