The updated fees, if implemented, would charge $1.07 per square foot for new single-family residential developments.

Charging fees for fires and vehicle accidents was one of the topics at a recent Surfside Beach Town Council workshop.

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Much of the Eastern U.S. braced for a renewed round of harsh, soggy weather on Saturday, with thunderstorms and melting snow combining to pound the ...

Eugene approves a new Fire Service Fee to fund firefighting and emergency services, expecting to raise $10 million annually.

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As the city of Eugene grows, so does the demand for fire services, which is why Eugene Springfield Fire is celebrating the ...

EUGENE, Ore. – In a work session on Monday, February 10, Eugene city councilors approved a plan to levy a fee on residents to ...

Eugene residents will likely see a new charge on their monthly bills starting in July as part of a new fire service fee. Here ...

Eugene City Manager Sarah Medary said the new revenue will allow the fire department to staff an additional squad. It will ...

Just after 6:30 p.m. on Monday evening, the final votes were made to pass a motion on a new ordinance: the fire service ...