Curbed spending and increased ambulance revenue made the Lebanon Fire District’s June financial report look a little more positive during the regular meeting of the Board of Directors on Tuesday, July 14. Chief Administrative Officer Desiree Barker reported on June’s financials, which provides a snapshot of the district’s end-of-fiscal-year report. She said the district did not receive as much as $150,000 expected property tax revenue this past…
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