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Originally Posted by TrapX
It has been stated this is ONLY a change to how things are funded. Not how services are provided. And it's been said there will be little to near zero change to the homeowner tax costs, but that appears to be up for debate.
If this is all true, then how will any EMS services change between keeping as-is and making the change? If the new district has nothing to do with service delivery, then why are they promoting better service as a need for the district? Just do it now.
Things don't add up. What is the real truth and why are some officials saying contradicting things?
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Posts #1 and #67 should help.
The structures of the VPSD and SCFD, both of which will include ambulance service, will not change whether the IFD is approved or not. Delivery of fire, EMS, and transport services will not change immediately whether the IFD is approved or not, the IFD affects what happens after 2023.
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Why do people insist on making claims without looking them up first, do they really think no one will check? Proof by emphatic assertion rarely works.
Confirmation bias is real; I can find any number of articles that say so.
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