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Residents voice concerns about fire-rescue proposal April 17, 2021 at 8:16 PM EDT - Updated April 18 at 10:16 AM
Residents of Indiantown had a chance to voice their concerns and further discuss a village proposal that would break ties with Martin County Fire Rescue.
The event took place Saturday afternoon at Post Family Park. It was put on by Martin County Commissioner Harold Jenkins and Councilwoman Susan Gibbs Thomas.
The idea of privatizing fire rescue and emergency services came from a paid consultant as the village is trying to find cost-saving options.
According to Village Manager Howard Brown, it costs the village about $5.5 million each year to use county fire rescue services. He believes a private company can do it for less money.
Proposal to privatize fire rescue, EMS services in Indiantown April 17, 2021 at 8:16 PM EDT - Updated April 17 at 10:25 PM
Residents of Indiantown had a chance to voice their concerns and further discuss a village proposal that would break ties with Martin county fire and rescue. The event took place Saturday afternoon at Post Family Park. It was put on by Martin County Commissioner Harold Jenkins & Councilwoman Susan Gibbs Thomas.
The idea of privatizing fire rescue and ems services came from a paid consultant as the village is trying to find cost saving options.
According to Village Manager Howard Brown, it costs the village around $5.5 million each year to use county fire rescue services. He believes a private company can do it for less money. The proposal would have the village operate its own fire department with a mix of paid and volunteer firefighters and use a private ambulance provider to respond to medical emergencies with paramedics.
The Strategic Cyber Security Leader: How To Know When It s Time To Switch To MDR
By Lyndon Brown, Pondurance
Technology always has been about transitions. Through the decades, we went from using the DynaTAC 8000X to the BlackBerry to the latest Androids and iPhones. We evolved from a desktop office culture to one in which smartphones, laptops, and tablets have created a virtual workplace that allows us to get the job done wherever we are.
Similarly, in cybersecurity, we’ve segued from focusing on fortifying the perimeter with firewalls and other traditional tools to defending an enterprise with no readily defined borders requiring increasingly innovative approaches to protect digital assets and reduce risk.