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PRESENTATION BY: Fire Chief, Jesse Park, and Police
Chief, Sarah Mack
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 6, 2026
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Justification and Needs Assessment
City
incorporated
Police station
built
Last fire
station built
Growth +
rising
demand
Plan for
future needs
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Public Safety Infrastructure
Modern public safety operations require modern, adaptable facilities.
The City's most recent fire station was built in 2012, while the current police station was built in 1999. The opportunity now is to invest in infrastructure that can serve a growing City for decades to come.
1984 1999 2012 Today Next 50 Years
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Building for the Next 50 Years - Needs, Capacity & Future Growth
INCREASED
POPULATION
The community is growing, and public safety demand is growing with it.
RISING CALL
VOLUME
COVERAGE
GAP
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Police and Fire Respond to the Same Community
A unified campus can strengthen coordination where missions intersect.
One community. Shared incidents. Shared information. Coordinated response.
Frequently respond
to the same
incidents and
emergencies for
public safety
support
Share relevant
operational
information and
intelligence
Major incident
benefits from
established
relationships and a
common operating
environment
SHARED RESPONSES COHESIVE INTEL COMMON GOAL
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Joint Use Station Benefits
• Training
• Conference
Room
• Gym / Wellness
• Break / Support
areas
• Technology
infrastructure
1. SHARED SPACES
Building shared spaces that support Public Safety
• Joint exercises
• Emergency
coordination
• Information sharing
• Interagency
planning
• Common operation
environment
2. SHARED OPERATIONS
• Future staffing
• Future technology
• Changing
operations
• Population growth
• Avoid premature
expansion
3. LONG-TERM CAPACITY
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Fire Department Statistics and
Current Level of Service
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Fire Department Statistics
24, 545 Total Incidents in 2025
Medical Emergencies
19,431
False Alarms
1,679
Fires
522
Other
1,196
Traffic Collisions
1,717
7 Stations
7 Engines
1 Truck 4
Squads
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Standards and Ratings
Fire departments nationwide are guided by standards and ratings. Mainly by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Insurance Service Offices (ISO) National Fire Protection Association Insurance Service Offices 2025 Stats for Code 3 Calls
• 4.9 minutes on average
• 14,711 met first alarm standards
• 3,730 did not meet first alarm
standards
City's ISO Rating
• 3-3X Split rating
• Class 3: Properties within 5 miles of a fire
station and within 1,000 ft of a fire hydrant
• Class 3X: Properties within 5 miles of a fire
station but 1,000 ft from a fire hydrant
215,000 Population
33,064 Total
Responses in 2025
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Fire's Current Response Zones
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Truck 2's Response Zones
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Additional Truck in the Future
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Fire Stations Forward Planning
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Stats Over 5-Year Averages
The average increase is 15% every five years. If we continue this trend, the City will reach 40,000 calls by the time it is fully developed. 0 5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
40000
45000
2018 2022 2027 2032 2037 2042
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Police Department Statistics and
Current Level of Service
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Police Department Statistics
Continuous monitoring of call volumes
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Police's Year-to-Date Calls 2026
88,287 Total
Calls for
Service in 2025
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Police – Expansion of Front Office Services
Serving as an additional location to serve the east side of the City.
Public
Assistance
Records
Services
Property &
Evidence
Vehicle
Releases
Community
Resources
Crime
Reporting
Safe Exchange
Location
Resources will expand to cover all ends of
the City. Reduced delay in public
assistance.
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Police – Police Station: Growth in Staffing, Same Facility The level of service has increased as the City has grown.
Station Supported
• 166 Positions
1999 STAFFING
Station Supports
• 266 Positions
2026 STAFFING
The current Police
station cannot keep up
with the demand for
additional staffing as
the City expands.
Overall staffing has
increased by 60.2%.
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Build Once. Build for the Future.
The objective is long-term capacity.
The goal is to build what Moreno Valley will need for generations. • Design for the public safety needs the City is expected to face over the next 50 years.
• Provide flexible space that can adapt as staffing, technology, equipment, and response models change.
• Reduce the need for future relocations, additions, or costly retrofits caused by an undersized facility.
• Create a campus that can support both agencies as the City continues to grow.