Emergency Service - Our Firefighters
We are dedicated to the Citizens of Reno right to the best, most efficient Police, Fire and Emergency services including fair but not extravagant pay for our public safety employees.
Thank you to the fine men and women of the Reno Police Department. The job is dangerous and no career officer leaves without scars - physical or otherwise. You are the thin blue line. Since incorporation Reno, a big little city, has lost about 14 brave officers in the line of duty. Many other survivors have been shot, stabbed and run over. To honor you, Jeff Church has written the first ever, “History of RPD” available on request to anyone. The sacrifices of all dedicated officers is truly appreciated.
Did you know?
- Reno firefighters are allowed to come to work with illegal drugs and alcohol in their system.
- Reno is taxing us over $14 million annually for additional police and fire protection we are not getting.
- Reno fire fighters may be among the highest compensated in the entire USA. The fire department racks up about 252 hours daily in overtime.
- The Reno Fire Department refuses Automatic Medical Aid with others and prohibits volunteers.
- Reno has closed various fire stations even when adequate staffing is available even on Red Flag danger days!
- Taxes are going up and up and the 3% tax cap went away in the last legislature.
- The WC1 Sales Tax has been a dismal failure. Washoe now highest sales tax in state. Car sales sluggish but booming in Lyon and Carson as taxpayers vote with their wallet. Local governments struggle with revenue loss. School building costs skyrocket higher than we were told. Local politician calls school district “Dishonest”. More at Reno Tax Revolt.
- Why are gas prices in Washoe County 30 cents higher than Fernley? Gas prices even higher than California.
What can you do? Contact your city representatives.
Come to City Council meetings and let them know what you think. Bring your kids and grand kids with you and let them speak too. They'll learn more about government and civics than they will in any classroom.
Lawyers are not free. Contact us and we'll tell you how to contribute to the Public Safety Legal Fund. Contribute directly to the law firm, they take credit cards. Unlike political contributions, under the law your names are not reported.
Contact us... Get involved... Otherwise, when property taxes go up, don’t complain.
In our ongoing fight against over taxation we have launched the website Reno Tax Revolt.
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