Through Resolution 26‑4 and the associated FY 2026‑27 Engineer’s Report, Amador Fire Protection District is planning to fund a major capital program that includes construction of the Pine Grove fire station as well as an apparatus and equipment replacement plan. The cost and budget table specifies 6,257,060 in FY 2026‑27 for construction of the Pine Grove Fire Station, alongside multi‑year plans to replace a Type 1 engine, Type 3 engine, Type 6 engine, and a water tender with an estimated unfunded total of 2,920,000. These capital needs are to be supported by a dedicated fire protection and emergency response services assessment that will generate about 1,257,379 annually, with the balance from other district revenues.This signals a multi‑year capital program where apparatus, equipment, and station systems will need to be specified, procured, and maintained over time. Vendors of structural and wildland engines, tenders, station alerting, gear, maintenance contracts, and financing solutions can help the district refine specifications, structure purchases across fiscal years, and align with the assessment revenue stream and general fund contributions outlined in the report.

Assessment will be levied at 69.82 per single family equivalent in FY 2026‑27 to help support an overall services and capital budget of 9,899,654, with at least 12 percent of costs coming from non‑assessment revenues.