The Woolsey fire burned their homes. Now this community has its own firefighting crew (CA)

The local Homeowners Association has contributed roughly $25,000 to the new fire department, and neighbors have thrown in hundreds of thousands more. Areas with fewer resources will likely face bigger obstacles that sets them apart from their wealthy neighbors, adding to the divide already being felt when disasters strike.   Read the entire article……………………………….

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