Summary
Princeton is cutting ties with Collin County for fire services, meaning people living outside city limits might face longer wait times or have to find new coverage. It’s a big shift that could change how emergency crews are dispatched across the region.
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Impact analysis
County residents might see their property taxes or insurance premiums jump as they scramble to secure new, potentially more expensive fire protection contracts.
Princeton taxpayers win because their local fire crews can now focus entirely on city residents instead of spreading resources thin across the county.
Folks living in unincorporated Collin County are the ones losing out, as they now face a major gap in emergency coverage.
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