Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District, FL — Government Documents & Public Records

The Upper Captiva Fire & Rescue District held its regular monthly meeting on March 20, 2026, addressing three major issues: the status of purchasing a Safety Harbor Club condo for the Chief's residence, threatened by HOA bylaw restrictions that could require $150,000/year in additional staffing costs if approval is denied; resolution of a $12,694. 22 disability overpayment to the Chief, approved 5-0 for repayment through withholdings and PTO trade-offs; and community safety initiatives including an opt-in text/email alert system and resident coordination protocols...

Upper Captiva Fire & Rescue District held its reconvened April regular meeting on April 24, 2026 (originally scheduled April 17 but continued due to lack of quorum). The Board voted unanimously 4-0 to authorize a letter of engagement with Berquist Recovery Consulting to pursue FEMA funding for public safety infrastructure projects designed to reduce hurricane damage and flooding...

The Upper Captiva Fire & Rescue District Treasurer submitted a financial report for the period ending April 30, 2026, showing total liquid assets of $921,213. 31 across general and impact fund accounts...

The Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District presented four options for Chief Housing and staffing after July 15, 2026. Option 1 seeks alternative rental or donor housing at up to $120K/year...

The Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District approved Budget Amendment 2026-03 for Fiscal Year 2026, appropriating $126,858 in expenditures for capital equipment and facility improvements. The amendment funds a tractor purchase ($45,700), boat engine ($22,000), draft and PTO pumps ($10,000), and various FEMA-funded repairs including roll-up doors, lift stations, fire station improvements, and bunker gear ($65,283 total FEMA grants)...