Public Safety Department Overviews and Prop 478 Implementation
Summary
Nearly $94,000 was slated for LifePak and Lucas chest compression systems for a fire fleet unit, funded by the public safety tax.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $93,885.79 from the Public Safety Tax Initiative budget.
Residents needing emergency medical response.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Fire department chief to become Prescott’s newest deputy city manager
Prescott Fire Chief Holger Durre received a big promotion today, but not for a new position managing the city’s emergency services. Instead, he’s going to help manage the city itself.
City Council Voting Meeting - Oct 27, 2026
Nearly $94,000 was slated for LifePak and Lucas chest compression systems for a fire fleet unit, funded by the public safety tax.
City Council (Study) - May 26, 2026
Police and Fire chiefs reviewed capital project cost estimates, design progress, and revenue projections under the public safety sales tax initiative, aiming to optimize facilities and potentially sunset the tax early.
City Council (Study) - Apr 14, 2026
Police and fire officials updated the council on their yearly operations, response times, and the use of voter-approved Prop 478 funds for new facilities and equipment. Discussions also touched on workforce housing challenges and employee retention.
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