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Fire-rescue officials warn Clay County needs eight new stations to meet projected demand
Summary
Fire Rescue Operations Chief and county consultants told the Clay County commission that call volume rose about 40% since 2015, that 2045 projections approach 53,000 calls and that the plan contemplates eight new stations and substantial apparatus additions; consultants estimate impact fees could cover roughly $62 million of a $152 million program over 23 years.
Fire-rescue leadership and consultants told the Clay County Board of County Commissioners on Nov. 28, 2022, that the county's emergency-call volume has grown substantially and that planned station and apparatus expansions are needed to avoid longer response times.
The Fire Rescue Operations Chief (first speaking at SEG 365) summarized operational data and national guidance: he said call volume has increased by about 40% from Feb. 2015 to Feb. 2022 and that current average response time has moved from just over 7…
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