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Around 6 PM on October 8th, police and fire units responded to a medical emergency near the 18000 block of Ballinger Way in LFP. While assessing the situation where a woman declined medical care in a nearby residence, a vehicle was struck from behind in front of the same address on Ballinger Way. The driver of the hit vehicle complained of back and neck pain but was not transported by EMS. LFP PD had to shut both lanes of Ballinger Way down for a short time to allow EMS safe working space to attend to the driver of the hit vehicle. According to Sgt. Morris Parrish of LFP PD, the collision was investigated, and the causing driver was cited for their role in the crash.
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 46 and low of 38 degrees. Overcast in the morning, mist in the afternoon, overcast for the evening,
The fire chiefs' taxes paid explanation is correct. He does leave out the Medic One (EMS) levy. What is in error is his claim that the RFA will reduce next year's taxes. The RFA does nothing to reduce taxes.
Is there really such a disparity between the present financial conditions of Shoreline Fire and Northshore Fire? If so, vote No.
I stand by every statement I made in the NO RFA letter I provided to the Town Crier. First, I was in the room when the Northshore contract discussions were held. There was never any discussion of the contract being a first step towards an RFA.