Classifieds Shoreline Fire Board of Commissioners public hearing March 13, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

On March 13, 2025, the Shoreline Fire Department will conduct a public hearing to consider citizen appeals related to the 2025 Fire Benefit Charge, which is crucial for local fire services funding. This meeting is set to begin at 5:00 p. m. and will take place at Shoreline Fire Department Station 61, located at 17525 Aurora Avenue North in Shoreline, WA. Residents are encouraged to participate either in person or virtually via a Zoom link provided in the announcement.

This hearing highlights the importance of community engagement in local governance, allowing citizens to express their views and concerns about fire service financing. To facilitate informed discussions, the agenda will be accessible on the Shoreline Fire Department's website prior to the event. Such public hearings empower residents by giving them a voice in how local resources are allocated. Engaging in this process can significantly influence the fire department's budget and operations, ensuring that community needs are met. This is an essential opportunity for Shoreline residents to actively participate in shaping their local fire services.

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