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SLTFD looking for community input

Published: July 23, 2018 By: admin, In: Grab Bag, 1 Comment

South Lake Tahoe Fire Rescue is hosting a meeting July 24 to share the community’s risk assessment.

It will be from 7-9pm at the Fire Training Center located at 1195 Rufus Allen Blvd.

The department is seeking input on the fire department’s operations, which will be included in the Standards of Cover document.

There will be question and answer period, as well as a presentation by Fire Chief Jeff Meston.

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Irish Wahini says - Posted: July 24, 2018

I think it is a great idea to engage the community in our fire-risk issues, however I am really perplexed why there is virtually no decent notice about this meeting? It says on Lake Tahoe News that it published 7/23, and I just received my LTN online at 5:40am on 7/24 – the date of this public meeting. Do they think the public has no other obligations, commitments, etc.??????? Will Chief Meston wonder why attendance is minimal and think the community does not care? I care! But if you invite me to a public meeting – please give me more than 12-hours notice! Communications in the community is a life-line!