Kelseyville Fire Protection District

CivicMic and the Kelseyville Fire Protection District are hosting the second Kelseyville FPD meeting virtually, via (Zoom) and telephone, on Wednesday, June 9th at 6:00 PM (PST) to discuss the proposed formation of a Fire Community Facilities District (“CFD”) to finance the construction of a fire station and fund the ongoing operations and maintenance of certain Fire and EMS services in the Soda Bay corridor area. To learn more about the proposed Kelseyville Fire CFD or CFDs in general, click the links below: Community Meeting 1: Presentation Slides Community Meeting 1: Video FAQ About Kelseyville Fire CFD Introduction to Community …

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In this post, CivicMic shares the Second Kelseyville FPD Survey regarding the proposed formation of a Community Facilities District (“CFD”).  The Kelseyville Fire Protection District (“District”) has been contemplating the formation of a Fire CFD to finance improvements, maintenance, and ongoing operations of certain Fire and EMS services in the Soda Bay corridor. These services include: Fire Station Fire and EMS Equipment Staffing CivicMic sent out an initial survey to determine community interest in these additional services. The District and CivicMic then hosted a virtual community meeting on April 29, 2021, in order to inform Kelseyville residents about this potential …

Second Kelseyville FPD Survey Click Here to Read More »

Kelseyville Fire Protection District is considering forming a Fire Community Facilities District (“CFD”) to fund various Fire and EMS services. In an effort to adequately inform the residents of Kelseyville about this collaborative governance process, CivicMic provides answers to the most common questions asked by survey respondents through the Kelseyville Fire CFD FAQ below.   Kelseyville Fire CFD FAQ   Why is Kelseyville Fire Protection District proposing the creation of a Fire Community Facilities District (“CFD”) and what would it fund? A: Kelseyville FPD is proposing the creation of a Fire CFD to finance a new fire station, salaries for …

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In this post, CivicMic shares how to view the Kelseyville Fire CFD proposed rates, which are now available on the Kelseyville main page.  The formation of a Fire Community Facilities District (“CFD”) results in an annual special tax added to the secured property tax bill of parcels within the boundaries of the CFD.  This special tax will assist the Kelseyville Fire Protection District (“District”) with the funding of the proposed Kelseyville fire station, staff, and necessary Fire and EMS equipment. Please note that these rates are not final. They are preliminary projections to give residents an idea of potential tax …

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CivicMic and the Kelseyville Fire Protection District hosted a virtual (Zoom) and telephone Kelseyville FPD meeting on April 29, 2021, to discuss the proposed Fire Community Facilities District which would fund a fire station in the Soda Bay Corridor, staffing, a fire engine, and ambulances.  As discussed at the meeting, the new fire station would be centrally located in the middle of Buckingham Peninsula and Soda Bay, which makes it within a 5-mile radius for numerous surrounding communities. Consequently, this would substantially decrease response times, ensure adequate coverage for EMS and Fire Services, and potentially save the lives and assets …

Kelseyville FPD Meeting Presentation Slides Click Here to Read More »

CivicMic and Kelseyville Fire Protection District are hosting a virtual Zoom and telephone community meeting on Thursday, April 29th at 6:30 PM (PST) to discuss the proposed Fire Community Facilities District (“CFD”), survey results, and the formation process. In this post, CivicMic shares the Kelseyville Fire Protection meeting agenda for the meeting. Click here for instructions on how to join the meeting. Along with the information that will be provided at the meeting, up-to-date information on the process will be updated and accessible to the public at https://www.civicmic.com/category/kelseyville-fpd/. To learn more about the proposed Kelseyville Fire CFD, please click the …

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