City Of Temple Emergency Services Advisory Board Notice Of Meeting
The meeting agenda includes the introduction of the Fire Chief, updates on new fire stations and renovations, a review of the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget, an overview of the fiscal year 2027 calendar and events, and a report on fire and emergency management services.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Temple City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting covered various public concerns including issues with the local homeless population, maintenance of residential alleys according to city code, and the ongoing fire suppression system repairs at Temple Mall to prevent business closures. Additionally, the council addressed a housing grant program participant's long-term displacement, concerns regarding water service for Moffett residents, and questions about the fire safety preparedness for proposed data center projects. Fire safety compliance procedures and emergency response requirements for data centers were also discussed.
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The Council conducted public hearings to discuss amendments to the Community Development Block Grant Consolidated and Annual Action Plans, as well as the proposed budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The meeting included the approval of various contracts and agreements, such as the purchase of a police/fire rescue boat, telecommunications services, equipment for fleet management, and a construction contract for the renovation of Fire Station No. 2. The Council also addressed rezoning requests for multiple properties, authorized an electric transmission line easement, and adopted the Parks and Recreation Department's Youth Programs Standards of Care.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Emergency Services Advisory Board Meeting Minutes
The board introduced the new Fire Chief, Chris Perez, who will begin his role in July. Updates were provided regarding various station projects, including designs for station #2, remodels for station #4, and construction planning for stations #9 and #7. The board reviewed the FY27 budget proposal, which outlined fifteen top priorities including station relocations, staffing, and equipment needs. Additionally, the Fire and Emergency Management Services report presented data regarding response times, call volumes, and a breakdown of fire and medical service calls for the month of April.