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"The Board of Supervisors are responsible to those constituents to provide for their law enforcement, fire safety, emergency services, road maintenance, building permits, animal shelters, parks, libraries, menal health, homelessness and more, services that even some of the cities contract with the county to provide," Anderson said. "Our constituents in the unincorporated communities shouldn't be punished or shouldn't be denied the services they rely on because the Board of Supervisors refuses to compromise and work together."