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ESVF unfair, but Casey’s hands tied on legality

The City of Casey’s Mayor, Stefan Koomen, released a statement acknowledging that the new Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund is unfair, despite legal requirements. “We value the crucial role emergency services play in supporting our Casey communities; however, we believe this increased levy unfairly places…

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