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Wichita's mayor backs municipal IDs, but city council objects they weren't consulted

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Some Wichita City Council members were surprised Thursday night when Mayor Lily Wu and City Manager Robert Layton announced to a large crowd the city’s commitment to municipal IDs and other initiatives that haven’t been voted on. One such commitment was to implement a municipal ID program, an initiative started by previous Mayor Brandon Whipple as early as 2022 that stalled when the state Legislature passed a law limiting how municipal IDs can …

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Wichita's mayor backs municipal IDs, but city council objects they weren't consulted

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