Budget PlanningAdministration & FinanceDetected Jun 17, 2026

Fresno County Fire Protection District staff presented Resolution 2026-07 on June 17, 2026 to update the Protection and Planning Division fee schedule after determining that current fees no longer cover 100% of personnel and operating costs. 81% fee increase effective July 1, 2026. The study explicitly itemizes current technology and equipment assumptions, including inspection software, software programs, mobile computers, radios, and other tools, and notes a five-year replacement plan for many assets.While this document is primarily about revenue alignment and policy, the quantified equipment and software costs, along with an explicit replacement cycle, signal an ongoing need to evaluate and potentially refresh inspection software, mobile hardware, radios, and related support services over the coming years. Vendors of inspection platforms, field mobility tools, and cost-recovery consulting can engage around optimizing these tools and ensuring future replacements and upgrades support the now-updated fee structure and workload assumptions.

Inspection software cost is listed as 24000 annually, and other software programs at 9570 annually, within a five-year replacement plan for equipment and tools.

Fresno County Fire Protection DistrictProtection and Planning fee schedule update and cost study

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