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The Town Council unanimously authorized applications totaling $412,320 under the Neighborhood Assistance Act for five nonprofit organizations and approved an auditor for the Board of Education by a 19-1 vote.
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The tax-credit applications would support programs serving job trainees, low-income residents, seniors, people with disabilities, children, and community organizations; the resolution authorizes the applications but does not itself award the credits. The council selected Clifton Larson Allen, LLP to audit the Board of Education’s accounts. It also adopted a change removing the four-year limit on a tax assessor’s term, while a proposal to change the limit to six years failed.
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