The Harris County Emergency Services District No. 9 board of commissioners will meet Jan. 22 to discuss an array of purchases for the Cy-Fair Fire Department as well as a proposed evaluation of the CFFD chief.

At a glance

In addition to hearing monthly division reports and operational updates, commissioners will discuss and potentially take action on a performance evaluation of CFFD Chief Amy Ramon, according to agenda documents.

Commissioner Cameron Dickey proposed the evaluation in a past board meeting after Ramon said she has not received a formal performance review since before ESD 9 merged with the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department in 2020.

Dickey said the board hopes to complete the evaluation by March.


Also on the agenda

The ESD 9 commissioners will discuss a variety of contracts, gear purchases and other investments, including:
  • A maintenance and support contract for the district’s Public Safety Radio System
  • New rescue and bunker gear
  • Several pending invoices from law firm Denton Navarro for legal services obtained in summer 2025
  • An annual public relations coaching agreement with PR firm DeHart & Company
  • Adoption of the district’s 2026 investment policy
The board will also receive architecture and real estate updates pertaining to the district's fire station expansion plan, per the agenda.

One more thing

The agenda also includes a standing item regarding an ongoing investigation of alleged misconduct by Commissioner Rob Paiva, as previously reported by Community Impact.


The board voted Oct. 20 to file a complaint with the Harris County district attorney’s office, and commissioners said they will update the community about the status of the investigation as more information becomes available.

What you need to know

The Jan. 22 regular board meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the ESD 9 Administration Building located at 10710 Telge Road, Houston.

Community members can also tune in virtually through a livestream on the district’s website.