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Amidst these sentiments, there is a growing acknowledgment that public officials must be held accountable for their actions and decisions. Individuals and communities that previously backed these leaders have begun to express disappointment, prompting a broader conversation about the necessity of holding leaders accountable when crises arise. This scrutiny often extends to the policies enacted and the overall effectiveness of leadership during emergencies, such as those involving the fire department's preparedness for wildfires.