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Then you protect the insured buildings, not really sure why it's an issue? The same logic could apply to police... what if all the crime is coming from an unin
by citilife 4y ago
Then you protect the insured buildings, not really sure why it's an issue?
The same logic could apply to police... what if all the crime is coming from an unincorporated part of town? Do you just go and start policing it (kind of like an invading army occupying)? Or do you erect borders / station patrol cars near key locations?
- tedunangst 4y agoUsual response is the city annexes the land and starts policing it.
- db48x 4y agoYou call the county sheriff. Sheriffs and courts were the original reason why counties exist, and why there aren't any parts of the country that exist outside of a county, while there are quite a lot of people living outside of any incorporated city.