Summary
Lancaster firefighters are warning that they're spread way too thin, which is slowing down response times when you need help the most. City leaders are now under pressure to decide if it's time to hike the budget to get more boots on the ground.
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Impact analysis
You'll likely see a bump in your local taxes or a reallocation of city funds to cover the cost of hiring more first responders.
The community at large through improved fire service stability.
Taxpayers who will have to foot the bill for the increased department costs.
Mentions & discussions (2)
North Texas fire association says staffing shortage is critical
North Texas fire association says staffing shortage is critical Spectrum News
Lancaster firefighters warn staffing shortages are impacting emergency response capabilities
Lancaster firefighters warn staffing shortages are impacting emergency response capabilities WFAA
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