For Marion County Fire District #1 Chief Kyle McMann, the operating levy on next week's ballot is nothing less than a fight for the life of the district itself.
“We’re responding to 50 percent more calls than seven years ago with 12 fewer firefighters – actually, 22 if you include the volunteers who have left due to burn out,” said McMann. “We . . .
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