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Gibraltar voters reject public safety tax, leaving city leaders to seek new funding for police and fire

Gibraltar voters reject public safety tax, leaving city leaders to seek new funding for police and fire
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Gibraltar voters have rejected a proposed public safety tax that would have helped pay for everything from police vehicles to ambulances and firefighting equipment, and the decision wasn't close. Unofficial results show 61% of voters cast ballots against the proposed public safety millage. Randy...

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