Row 69949

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Yeah, my house has a fire department tax on property taxes. Developed lots had a higher fee than empty lots. I voted to increase it because our local fire chief couldn't keep firemen on. He'd train everyone and they'd leave as soon as they could for better paying departments. There were two stations in our district and the other one could only be staffed a few days a week, leading to longer response times for car accidents and the occasional fire.

We voted overwhelmingly to increase property taxes something like $100 a year per home to fund better paychecks so people stayed in the department. We were paying something like 10k a year less than neighboring departments. We're now fully funded and on par with other districts.

Fire chief made a good appeal to the community on why they were asking for additional funds. They'd already asked the county who said they only fund on-time grants for equipment, not ongoing pay raises. Our district is supposed to fund itself. They put millions into rennovations but not thousands into raising pay.

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