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Response to Fire Benefit Charge Petition Meeting

Read South King Fire’s response to questions about condominium charges and the petition review process.
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Response to Condominium Owners

Following questions raised at the February 17, 2026 Board meeting, South King Fire issued a letter to condominium owners explaining the 2026 Fire Benefit Charge and the annual petition process.

Letter to Condo Owners

Dated February 23, 2026, the letter and its supplement address condominium rates, fire protection resource needs, the petition review process, and examples comparing property taxes and the Fire Benefit Charge.

SKF Letter to Condo Owners

Understanding the Petition Review

The letter explains that supporting documentation is submitted during the petition period. The February 17 meeting presented the Board with a summary of petitions and recommended adjustments for consideration.

View Petition for Adjustment

Questions About Your FBC?

Contact the Fire Benefit Charge team for help with questions about your charge.

Contact the FBC Team

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