Government
Jan. 31, 2012
Fire district pursues outsourcing
Officials at a San Diego County fire district say dwindling property tax revenues and the high cost of public employee pay and benefits have forced them to consider outsourcing the district's primary service: fire protection.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A $1.2 million budget deficit has San Miguel Consolidated Fire Protection District administrators considering a plan to outsource its primary function: fire protection.
Officials of the special district - the largest of its kind in San Diego County - say dwindling property tax revenues and the high cost of public employee pay and benefits have left its administration willing to consider "anything a...
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