; 10-Year Income Tax Would Earmark $5m for Police and Fire and $8.For Improved Streets, Repairs.
Dayton Daily News › April 28, 2011
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TIPP CITY -- City leaders say it's time to do something about the fire department's 35-year-old aerial fire truck and deteriorating streets, some which haven't been paved in decades.
The city, with the help of a citizens committee, late last year reviewed a list of capital improvement needs that was growing as each year passed and money became tighter.See the full content of this document
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; 10-Year Income Tax Would Earmark $5m for Police and Fire and $8.For Improved Streets, Repairs.
The committee recommended a list of more than $13 million in capital projects to be com...
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