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Kingsburg announces $75 fire‑med subscription and upcoming fire engine celebration
Summary
City Manager Alex Henderson said the fire department is promoting a $75 annual Fire‑Med subscription that helps cover ambulance transport costs for eligible households; he also announced a celebration for the new fire engine at Station No. 1 with state and county officials expected to attend.
City Manager Alex Henderson told the Kingsburg City Council on Sept. 17 that the fire department’s Fire‑Med subscription program is being promoted citywide and that the department will host a celebration for its new fire engine at Station No. 1 in the coming days.
Henderson described Fire‑Med as a $75 annual household program “that helps cover you if you have to be transported in our ambulance if you live within the eligible area,” and said enrollment materials have been mailed and posted online. He did not specify program eligibility boundaries or the full scope of covered costs during the meeting.
Henderson also said the city will host a ceremony to receive the new engine at Station No. 1 at 10 a.m.; he said Senator Hurtado and Supervisor Mendez have indicated they will attend. No additional event details (a date beyond the time, parade logistics or public parking instructions) were provided in the meeting.
The council did not take formal action on either item; Henderson invited the community to attend the event and encouraged residents to enroll in the Fire‑Med program.
