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Residents’ fire bill to go up $46 per year

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At their most recent meeting, county commissioners agreed by consensus to adopt the middle-tier funding option recommended in a fire assessment study and presented by Fire Chief Craig Stevens.
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Residents’ fire bill to go up $46 per year

At their most recent meeting, county commissioners agreed by consensus to adopt the middle-tier funding option recommended in a fire assessment study and presented by Fire Chief Craig Stevens.

·Crystal River, United States
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Chronicle Online broke the news in Crystal River, United States on Tuesday, June 17, 2025.
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