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Baker City Council to discuss public safety fee, property tax levy, other revenue ideas tonight

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Baker City manager Barry Murphy recommends the city council reinstate a public safety fee, albeit at a lower rate that the one briefly in effect last fall, starting April 1.

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Baker City Council to discuss public safety fee, property tax levy, other revenue ideas tonight

Baker City manager Barry Murphy recommends the city council reinstate a public safety fee, albeit at a lower rate that the one briefly in effect last fall, starting April 1.

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Baker City Council to discuss public safety fee, property tax levy, other revenue ideas tonight

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