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Community meetings in Lake Forest Park, Kenmore, and Shoreline to learn about proposed Regional Fire Authority

Shoreline, WALocal News

Community meetings are being organized by the Shoreline Fire Department in Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, and Kenmore to discuss the proposed Regional Fire Authority (RFA), which aims to enhance local fire protection and emergency medical services. Scheduled for January 21-23, 2025, these meetings will allow residents to engage directly with fire officials and learn about the potential benefits of merging the Shoreline and Northshore Fire Departments. The RFA is designed to optimize resources, improve response times, and lower costs for taxpayers, addressing critical public safety needs. Residents will also have the chance to participate virtually via Zoom, ensuring accessibility for all community members. In February 2025, voters will cast their ballots to decide whether to establish the RFA, making the discussions at these meetings particularly significant.

This initiative builds on years of collaboration between local fire departments, aiming for a more sustainable approach to emergency services. Interested individuals can find further information and register to attend through provided links. The transparency and public engagement surrounding this proposal underscore its importance in shaping community safety and emergency response.

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