Hemet Council Votes To Disband Fire Department In Favor Of County Services
The Hemet City Council met Tuesday night to discuss whether it should keep its own fire department, or if it should disband the department in favor of county services.
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The Hemet City Council met Tuesday night to discuss whether it should keep its own fire department, or if it should disband the department in favor of county services.
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