Figures
are the adopted budget (FY 2022-2023 (adopted budget)) — the newest line-item detail the city
publishes. Current-year detail requires a Texas Public Information Act request.
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Firefighters on staff (USFA registry)
Pharr Fire Rescue self-reports 53 career firefighters, 5 volunteers, and 0 paid-per-call members, plus 12 civilian staff, across 3 station(s). Department type: Mostly career. Self-reported to the U.S. Fire Administration's National Fire Department Registry, on the department's own schedule.
Line-item names appear exactly as written in the city's ledger.
11 PERSONNEL SERVICES
$8,028,700
Employees Retirement
$679,000
Fire Dept Insurance - United Health
$669,600
Overtime/Work Study
$500,000
Annual Work Comp Insurance
$259,500
Protective Clothing
$161,000
Vol. Firemen Retirement
$68,300
Workman's Comp Claim Acct
$7,000
Eap-Assistance Program
$1,500
66 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
$433,500
Outside Repairs - City Garage
$100,000
City Garage Overhead Cost Fire
$8,500
22 SUPPLIES
$358,400
Non-Capital Equip & Supplies
$130,900
Other Operating Supplies
$52,200
Fire Hose Replacement
$31,000
Intake Valve Replacement
$20,000
Misc Adapters, Fittings & Equipment
$19,200
Fire Prevention Supplies
$17,600
High Angle Rescue Equipment
$16,800
First Aid Supplies
$16,200
Various Chemical Test Kits
$9,000
High Angle Rescue Rope
$4,800
Power Tools Combo Sets
$3,000
55 OTHER SERVICES
$335,100
Training & Travel
$100,000
Contractual Services
$35,000
Portable Generators/Scene Lights
$16,800
Hydraulic Forcible Entry Tool
$9,600
Replacement Ventilation Saws
$8,000
Tcfp Certification Fee
$7,400
Vehicle Stabilization Hardware - Large
$6,000
Replacement Rotary Rescue Saws
$5,100
Online Testing Fees
$5,000
Vehicle Stabilization Hardware - Medium
$5,000
Vehicle Stabilization Hardware - Small
$3,600