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City considers hiring company to help with city ordinances

2024-03-21

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03-21

the public servants are not capable of doing there jobs? what this article makes it sound like. cost will be paid by the people more of higher taxes. if the ones we pay to manage the City cannot do their jobs correctly then maybe they need replaced by employees that can.

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