Firefighters' Ballot Proposal Sparks Debate in Clarkston
A proposed emergency medical services (EMS) levy has become a contentious issue in Clarkston, with concerns over potential property tax increases and support for local firefighters and medics.
"This latest levy on the upcoming ballot leaves me no choice but to do so and say no,"
Asotin County Commissioner Brian Shinn expressed his opposition to the levy during a city council meeting, citing concerns over the potential tax increase. The levy, which will be decided by registered Clarkston voters, aims to cover all requests from the firefighters' union.
- Concerns over potential property tax increases
- Support for local firefighters and medics
- Levy to cover all requests from the firefighters' union
Author's summary: Clarkston debates EMS levy proposal.
More News
- TBA, Appraisal, Reverse Mortgage Tools; STRATMOR on AI and Competition; Can the CFPB be Willed Away?
- Ferrari’s Elkann issues statement – fully backs Vasseur
- Manchester United’s stance on Kobbie Mainoo leaving Old Trafford in January revealed
- F1 | Ferrari, Elkann: “Full trust in Vasseur”
- Fabrizio Romano has terrible news for Tottenham midfielder
- Brewers Go Out With a Whimper in NLCS
- Borrower Monitoring, AI Processing, DPA, Verification Tools; Events and Training; Robots Will do What?
- Barca beat Girona in stoppage timeThe Shillong Times
- “Man Utd are quite convinced…” - Fabrizio Romano reveals “complete” star will leave Old Trafford in 2026
- SoCal freeway shut down for miles due to event involving live ammunition at Camp Pendleton