Tax proposed to help understaffed Sutter County first responders @fox40
Tax proposed to help understaffed Sutter County first responders @fox40
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Oswald-Tudor Fire Station No. 8 in rural Yuba City in Sutter County was on a brownout until Thursday because there weren’t enough firefighters to staff it. Sutter County Sheriff Brandon Barnes spoke at a community meeting, urging residents to support Measure G in the November election.
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Tax proposed to help understaffed Sutter County first responders

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