According to the Kane County Chronicle, a bunch of residents went to the St. Charles Countryside Fire Protection District meeting Monday night to find out about "the district's future" even though the trustees weren't quite ready to give any particular direction!
"I know there are concerns, but we will address those concerns on Wednesday," board President Jim Gaffney said, referencing a special meeting planned at 10 a.m. in Campton Hills.
A MEETING IS SET WITH THE SHORTEST OF NOTICE FOR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH, 2010 AT
40W304 LaFOX ROAD, SUITE C IN WASCO CAMPTON HILLS
According to the staff writer for the Chronicle:
City of St. Charles officials said last week the district has indicated it might stop contracting services from the city when its agreement expires April 30. Monday, the trustees said they gave Tri-City Ambulance - the organization that provides ambulance service to governmental bodies such as Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles - notice last spring indicating the district is researching other service options.
According to the article most people are worried about the quality and lack of services that will come as a result of hiring outside service providers. The truth is....no plan has been communicated. Go figure!
Pretty aprapo.....or shall I say, business as usual if it happens in "CAMPTON HILLS!"
One more way that our property values get driven down.....Amazing isn't it?
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