El Dorado County supervisors voted Tuesday to transfer roughly $450,000 in developer fees to the El Dorado Hills Fire Department, helping the agency recoup the cost of a new aerial truck, two command SUVs and other equipment bought over the past few years. The move comes after a legal settlement that, according to the Mountain Democrat, cost the fire protection district more than $5.2 million and left its developer-fee fund empty. The transfer s…
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