Champions Area Volunteer Fire Department
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- Buyer type:
- Fire Department
- Location:
- Houston, TX
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Champions Area Volunteer Fire Department.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Houston
County
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Harris
Phone Number
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281-444-2014
Zip Code
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77066-1528
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Champions Area Volunteer Fire Department
The Board conducted interviews with three potential contractors for the Station 12 logistics building project. Following presentations and a review of scoring results provided by architects, the Board formally accepted the scoring and selected MACO Construction to be awarded the project.
The Board discussed various operational and financial matters. Key items included updates on the Station 12 logistics facility project, including approval to solicit bids using a competitive sealed proposal method. Financial actions involved transferring funds into the TexPool investment account, approving the financial report, and authorizing payments for operations, payroll, and administrative expenses. The Board adopted increased property tax exemption amounts for homestead, over 65, and disability categories. A decision was made to cancel the upcoming Commissioner election due to a lack of additional applications. The Board also reviewed operations and safety reports, approved a long-term contract for traffic preemption services, finalized an agreement for economic reporting services, authorized the hiring of a new Training Captain including the purchase of a vehicle, approved funding for upcoming training events, and approved the replacement of an HVAC system. Finally, the Board approved the Chief's employment contract following a closed session discussion.
The board discussed and approved several financial and administrative items, including the 2025 audit report, amendments to the 2026 budget, the proposed 2027 budget, and the proposed 2026 tax rate. The Board scheduled a public hearing for the 2026 tax rate. Additionally, they approved new district credit cards, received the monthly bookkeeper's and treasurer's reports, and authorized the payment of bills and fund transfers. The board reviewed fire operations and professional services reports, approved a new Workers Compensation insurance plan, and transitioned health insurance coverage to Cigna. Discussions regarding personnel vacation and sick time policies were tabled for a future meeting. Updates were provided on Station 12 construction, and the disposal of surplus or damaged equipment was approved. Finally, the board discussed legislative affairs.
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