Glide Rural Fire Protection District

Serving the Community of Glide, Oregon

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COMMUNITY MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR BOND MEASURE

Three community meetings have been scheduled to go over information about the new station and the bond election scheduled for May 18th.  All meetings will be at the Fire Station from 6:30 – 7:30 pm.  We hope to see all those interested in the future of Glide Rural Fire Protection District in attendance.
Tuesday April 20th
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FIRE BOARD AUTHORIZES NEW BOND MEASURE FOR FIRE STATION

At the February meeting the Glide Rural Fire Protection District Board  approved going out for a bond election at the May 2010 general election. The new measure will be 2.95 million, a reduction of $900,000 from the measure that was defeated in 2008.  Most of the reduction is because of a redesign of the fire [...]

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Downsizing The New Fire Station

After much discussion among the fire district officers and the Board of Directors it has been decided to look at what the district needs to continue our current level of service. The new station will provide for our current needs, however will not provide for much future growth. The new design eliminates two engine bays [...]

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VOTERS SUGGESTIONS

From reading the many suggestions and comments it was evident that we need to get more information out about the new building for the fire district and our current needs. Many people felt that the current building was OK and we should just remodel.  This was also the first option that we looked at almost [...]

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RESULTS OF SURVEY

After the defeat of our bond levy last November we conducted a mail survey asking voters several questions about the bond levy and the future of the fire district.  We sent out questionnaires to every household in the district and received a little over 20% response.  Of those that responded 74% thought that we [...]

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TAX RATE REDUCED

The Glide Fire District finished paying for the $275,000 bond that was passed by voters in 1999.  This bond was used to purchase a new 2000 Pierce fire engine.  During the repayment period the fire district refunded more than $10,000 in funds that were not needed for the purchase of the fire engine, resulting in [...]

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