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Go on, take the money and run.

I see what you did there.

Yes.

The dirty is on in Morgan County, Casey.

Yeah, the fire departments of Mooresville and Brown Township, they're considering a merger.

They say this is to boost their budgets.

You mean raise taxes?

Oh, well, yeah, a 30% increase, Rob.

We speak Kendall and Casey English on this show, which means we tell you what's going on.

So look, even if you don't live in Morgan County or the greater Morrisville area, listen to what we're about to tell you because it's another example about these locals.

They never stop.

They're like Pac-Man.

The game, they are in the game to keep eating.

And by eating, instead of the little creatures in Pac-Man, it's your wallet.

And this is another great example.

So, Mooresville, the town of Moorsville, is in some sort of interlocal agreement with Brown Township, which I'm not intricately familiar, intricately familiar with the Greater Mooresville area,

but it's the township surrounding part of the Greater Mooresville area. They call it an unincorporated area.

And they provide fire service to that area. I'm guessing the township pays some sort of fee, etc.

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