Fairview leaders consider joining fire district after study finds response times below national standard
City staff and consultants told the Fairview City Council on July 2 that independent reviews show the city’s emergency response times miss a four-minute national benchmark most of the time; councilors discussed options including joining a fire district, building a new station and a public outreach campaign but made no decision.
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City Manager Paulette presented findings from consultants and regional partners at the Fairview City Council work session on July 2, saying independent studies show the city’s current emergency response model is not meeting national response-time goals and that funding to change the system is lacking.
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