Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District General Document

The UCFRD Board of Commissioners decided on May 15, 2026 to purchase property for the fire chief's housing using a 20-year ground lease from Gulf Coast Business Bank ($800,000 property, $72,000 annual payments at 6. 36% fixed rate)...

This is a blank employment application form used by the Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District to collect information from job applicants for fire service positions, including paramedics and EMTs. The form requests basic applicant information, education history, professional references, previous employment details, military service, and certifications relevant to emergency medical services...

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...

This is a public safety education flyer from the Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District about lithium-ion battery safety. The flyer explains that lithium-ion batteries power many devices like smartphones, laptops, e-scooters, e-bikes, and toys, and can catch fire or explode if damaged or used incorrectly...

FEMA is disbursing federal disaster recovery funds totaling approximately $64,695 to the Upper Captiva Fire Protection and Rescue Service District for damage suffered on April 11, 2026. Seven separate damage claims cover fire station flooding, gym building and garage contents, roll-up doors, a lift station, apparatus, gym shack contents, and protective gear...