The Dawson County Board of Commissioners could vote next week on a proposal that would bring fire hydrants to an area of the county with inadequate fire protection. Emergency Services Chief Lanier Swafford at the board’s Aug. 24 work session presented a price proposal for fire hydrants from the Etowah Water and Sewer Authority, which is preparing to upgrade water lines on Kilough Church Road this year. According to Swafford, the authority has bid out the cost to upsize the lines, as well as the cost for seven hydrants and has come back with a unit price of $3,965 for each hydrant, which they are asking the county to cover.