The new $900,000 firetruck distributes weight differently over its axels than its predecessor. Stains said the borough is doing a cost analysis for what could be invested into the fire hall if needed.  

He said capital reserve money from the budget could contribute to some repairs, but not tackle extensive work such as heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system improvements or plumbing upgrades that might be added to the project.

San Diego Gas & Electric will provide the $131,600 and $32,000 grants to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Foundation and San Diego Regional Fire Foundation, respectively.  

The computers will improve first-responder communication and awareness during wildfires and other natural disasters, Cal Fire San Diego Chief Tony Mecham said.