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The Council unanimously authorized construction funding for Fire and Emergency Medical Services Station 19, with total contract costs capped at $24,181,880, including contingency. It also approved purchases of 40 patrol vehicles for $1,985,902 and five rear-load garbage trucks for $1,958,832.50.
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The decisions commit substantial funding to emergency response, police fleet replacement, sanitation equipment, housing programs, transportation, watershed protection, and water and sewer improvements. The Council approved $158,755 for a housing planning grant and accepted $500,000 for Southside revitalization. All actions described in the minutes were approved unanimously by the seven present Council members.
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