At the Oct. 29 meeting, the Des Moines City Council tackled a range of local issues, balancing public health warnings, key fiscal updates, and upcoming holiday planning. Alongside an early flu season warning and reminders for Halloween safety, the council unanimously approved a property tax levy increase, budget adjustments to address public defender costs and shifting traffic camera revenues, and tighter rules for the city’s warehouse square fo…
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