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Fernando Guzman

San Simon Fire District Board

Candidate for San Simon Fire District Board

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About San Simon Fire District Board

The fire district board holds public meetings, determines the compensation of district personnel, and may employ or acquire personnel or equipment necessary for fire prevention and safety, and may enforce the district's fire code (if any)
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Term length
2023 – 2026
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November 3, 2026
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