Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Faltering Economy Cause 2 Lake of The Ozarks Area Fire Companies To Close



W
hen municipalities start cutting fire and police protection for it's residents- you KNOW the economy is bad and the outlook for affected citizens even worse.



LakeNewsOn-line.com says that the Mid-County Fire Protection District that covers 220-square miles – roughly 1/3 of Camden County – with six stations and responds to approximately 1,200 calls annually- is cutting one of it's only 10 full-time firefighters and closing 2 engine companies- among other cost-saving measures.


I would be VERY unhappy if I lived close to either of the 2 closing engine companies and hope this increasing trend of closing fire stations nationwide in response to The Recession (Depression) doesn't hit Metro Kansas City.
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