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problem,” said Culpeper supervisors’ Chairman John Jones at the Monday session, which was attended by representatives of Salem, Rapidan and Richardsville companies. Jones indicated the principles were invited but not present. “That shows what we’re up against.” he added.
Jones also said the first notification the Culpeper board had received of the proposed change was the Jan. 12 letter. “It’s a shame the Culpeper fire companies didn’t come to talk to you people first,” he added.
Supervisor Ann Browning told Troilo and Franklin Thursday that the proposed change was “a surprise,” and asked if the letter served to "rub some fur up the wrong way."
“If they feel that way. they shouldn't be firemen." Franklin responded.
"There is no reason why Rappahannock cannot stand on their own two feet.” said Franklin, adding that the change would be “to the betterment of Rappahannock citizens in the long run. “We could get a bigger room and more personnel, but why? That’s money from Culpeper taxpayers. Th^ best thing to do is let Rappahannock solve the problem themselves." he said. Because of the workload on the dispatcher in the sheriff s office, the system is “not up to par.” and with the absence of money to upgrade the system, “the obvious answer was to ask Rap
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