Lee Commission approves fire services contract
Danny Carter
LEESBURG, Ga. — A deeply divided Lee County Commission approved a contract with National Fire Services Organization of Sylvania Tuesday evening in what Commission Chairman Rick Muggridge views as an implementation plan to merge fire and Emergency Medical Services.
The vote was 3-2 to accept the $48,847 contract with Muggridge and District 5 Commissioner Greg Frich strongly supporting the
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