Council adopts point-based incentive to support volunteer firefighters
Twilla City Council approved the FIRE program (Firefighter Incentive for Response and Engagement), a points-based nominal-fee incentive funded with $100,000 in this budget year and capped at $9,000 per volunteer, designed to preserve volunteer status while rewarding response and engagement.
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Twilla City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-73 on Sept. 16, creating the Firefighter Incentive for Response and Engagement (FIRE) program to provide nominal fees to volunteer firefighters based on a points system.
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