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We Get Letters: Wildfire Prevention?
A letter criticizes Pasadena's proposed $22 million property parcel tax, noting less than 5% of funds are allocated to wildfire prevention, with none dedicated to maintaining the city-owned Arroyo Seco park. The author supports fire department improvements but disputes claims of enhanced wildfire preparedness.
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