Beginning tonight, August 19, Fitch and Associates, LLC (Fitch) will be hosting a series of town hall meetings to engage citizens regarding current and future Contra Costa County Fire Protection District service delivery models.
In February, the Board of Supervisors, serving as the Board of Director of the fire district, approved a contract with Fitch to study the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (District) operations and make recommendations for future service delivery options. A consulting team from Fitch will host three town hall meetings regarding current and future service delivery models for the District.
The meetings will include an education portion regarding the study, and a forum with the chance for residents to speak directly with consultants regarding their views of District service delivery and operations. It is important that your voice is heard. Plan to attend one of the three town halls. For more information, visit the Fire Study website online.
Monday, August 19
6:30 pm
Pittsburg Community Library
80 Power Avenue
Pittsburg
Tuesday, August 20
6:30 pm
Lafayette Veteran’s Memorial Building
3780 Mount Diablo Boulevard
Lafayette
Wednesday, August 21
6:30 pm
Clayton Community Library
3125 Clayton Road
Clayton
3 comments
First thing, use the money waisted on the hiring of fitch and assoc FOR THE DAMN DEPARTMENT.
What a novel idea.. The County hired them. The County wants to make the cuts…What do u think the study is going to say?? It’s going to say whatever the County wants and paid them to say! Close more stations! They will not get it until it is too late.
The Fire Department is already operating below the recommended staffing level as it relates to the national average for population.
Use your money and taxes to educate you into paying more money and taxes. What a concept.
How many suckers will be brainwashed into thinking the 150K fireman is underpaid. It bugs me to work my ass off to make 60K while these public employees cruise by on three times the amount supported by me.
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