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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Show me the money

Cities start charging fees to respond to accidents

After her sport utility vehicle sideswiped a van in early February, Shirley Kimel was amazed at how quickly a handful of police officers and firefighters in Winter Haven, Fla., showed up. But a real shock came a week later, when a letter arrived from the city billing her $316 for the cost of responding to the accident.


Winterhaven badges have also been changed. A sample below...

posted by davis14633 at 21:26

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