Cedar Hill's commitment to community service took center stage at the recent City Council meeting, where officials emphasized the importance of prioritizing residents' needs. A key highlight was the dedication to "taking care of Mr. and Mrs. Smith," a phrase coined by Fire Chief Alan Brunosini, which encapsulates the city's family-oriented approach to public service.

Brunosini passionately reiterated that the city’s staff views citizens as their top priority, stating, "Our daily goal is to take care of Mr. and Mrs. Smith." This commitment reflects Cedar Hill's tight-knit community values, where every resident is treated like family. The Chief underscored that this ethos will continue to guide the fire department's operations for years to come.

In addition to community service, Brunosini proudly announced that Cedar Hill's fire department achieved an ISO 1 designation in 2020, marking it as one of the best in property protection class ratings. This recognition highlights the department's effectiveness and dedication to ensuring the safety of its residents.

The meeting not only reinforced the city’s commitment to its citizens but also showcased the pride Cedar Hill takes in its public services. As the council moves forward, the focus remains on maintaining high standards of care and community engagement.