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ESD accepts second-round grants for skid units and PPE; board approves related purchases

San Jacinto County Emergency Services District Board · June 15, 2026
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Summary

San Jacinto County ESD accepted a second round of grants (skid units, PPE and training aids) and approved several equipment purchases, including turnout extractor and water-rescue gear; commissioners discussed aggregate costs and timing for reimbursements.

Commissioners approved acceptance of multiple second-round grants for apparatus and equipment, including skid-unit grants (roughly $45,000 each per unit in the discussion), personal protective equipment grants, and training-aid awards. Board members tallied estimates in the meeting and authorized acceptance of the second-round award package.

The board also approved several specific purchases and repairs during the same agenda sequence: a turnout extractor for a station (quote $6,679), repair and servicing of an existing swiftwater boat to be placed in service at station 980 (quote $3,296.92), and procurement of helmets and life jackets for water training (seven helmets and seven life jackets totaling $2,756.92). Commissioners discussed reimbursement timing for grants and the district’s need to front funds in some cases, and they authorized procurement actions by motion and voice vote.

During debate, commissioners and staff discussed how many skid units and which stations received prior grants, how purchases would be staggered to manage cash flow, and whether further board approval would be required for additional spending. The board directed staff to proceed with acceptance of the grant awards and authorized the listed equipment purchases; motions were seconded and approved by voice vote.