Municue
El Paso, TX

Fire Department

department
4 mentions across 3 events

Also known as: EPFD

The El Paso Fire Department is the city's professional fire and emergency services agency, providing fire suppression, emergency medical treatment and transport, hazmat response, rescue operations, and coordination of emergency management services. The department maintains an ISO Class 1 rating and international accreditation from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International.
3 eventsLast active Tracked since $88K city spending

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public safety (4)
governance (2)
grant (1)
contract (1)
environment (1)
budget (1)

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mentioned (3)
requester (1)

Related Entities

City Attorney's Office1
Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing1
El Paso Police Department1
Fire Station #031
PCP20FDRENOMSTR Fire Master Project1
Michael Beltran1
H2O Partners, Inc.1
Texas Department of Emergency Management1
FEMA1
Austin, TX1

Location

416 N Stanton Street, Suite 200, El Paso, TX 79901·Show on Google Maps ↗
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Activity Timeline

August 2026

Request For Proposals
requester
City Council →

Award of Solicitation 2026-0229R for a Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan Update to H2O Partners, Inc. dba H2O Partners for a one-year term at an estimated $88,010.00, funded through Texas Department of Emergency Management/FEMA for the Fire Department.

…posals Procurement for a new contract. The Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing and Fire departments recommend award as indicated to H2O Partners, Inc. dba H2O Partners the highes…

$88K

January 2026

Executive Session
City Council →

Executive session discussion regarding the upcoming Fire Department Collective Bargaining Agreement process and negotiations.

Discussion on upcoming Fire Department Collective Bargaining Agreement process and negotiations, HQ#25-5807 (551.071)

Other Business
City Council →

Resolution authorizing the City Manager to transfer budget funds from the Fire Master Project to various fire stations for renovations, and to allocate funding for Police and Fire Department training academies from remaining balances, investment interest, and Fire Station 40.

…ire Stations for renovations, and to allocate funding for Police Department and Fire Department for the Training Academies from PCPBALANCE, Investment Interest and Fire Statio…

Board Agenda Items
Civil Service Commission →

Discussion and action on a Hearing Officer's report recommending the demotion of Fire Department employee Michael Beltran under Civil Service Commission Ordinance 8065 for failing to meet required qualifications and for just cause.

Discussion and Action on Hearing Officer’s Report and Recommendation: Michael Beltran- Fire Department- Demotion In accordance with the Civil Service Commission, Ordinance 8065 Rules and Regulations -