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Macon-Bibb Mayor, Commission recommend $3 million towards public safety, pedestrian infrastructure

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MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – During its meeting on Thursday, Macon-Bibb Mayor Lester Miller and Commissioners, recommended spending $3 million from revenue from the school public safety cameras to help recruit and retain public safety employees, and improve pedestrian infrastructure. According to the county, $2 million will be used for raises for non-certified public safety employees, both current employees and new hires. The county says the ra…
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Macon-Bibb Mayor, Commission recommend $3 million towards public safety, pedestrian infrastructure

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – During its meeting on Thursday, Macon-Bibb Mayor Lester Miller and Commissioners, recommended spending $3 million from revenue from the school public safety cameras to help recruit and retain public safety employees, and improve pedestrian infrastructure. According to the county, $2 million will be used for raises for non-certified public safety employees, both current employees and new hires. The county says the ra…

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New pedestrian safety measures, Bicentennial Park opening, Transit driver shortage

Pedestrian Safety Review Board New crosswalk signs and flashing lights are in place on First and Adams streets as a trial for enhanced safety measures recently ordered by Macon-Bibb County’s Pedestrian Safety Review Board. Macon-Bibb’s Pedestrian Safety Review Board invested about $30,000 on crosswalk signs and lighting for 50 locations in the county. (Liz Fabian) “These are lights you can put in the crosswalk that are solar-powered and flash at…

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