And what we’d like to do today is honor them with a check.’ Most of the tax dollars go to the school district and our organizations like our firemen and like the ambulance corps, they depend on us for our help. But most people don’t realize that our tax dollars that are generated from a lot of facilities really don’t go to the township. ‘We support this organization and we support it through tax dollars. ‘Most of you probably don’t realize it here, but the township provides fire, and police and ambulance service … (But) the volunteer firemen? They’re volunteers.’ ‘Why are we presenting our ambulance corps with a gift?’ asked Grey. Kicking off the night, board member Mark Grey presented a $15,000 check to the Community Ambulance Association of Ambler for its service to the community. The Lower Gwynedd Township Board of Supervisors recognized first responders, Foulkeways residents and its own board member during its Tuesday night meeting at the retirement community. LOWER GWYNEDD – Residents of Foulkeways at Gwynedd were paid a special visit Tuesday night from officials in Lower Gwynedd Township.
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