Support ballot measure to add more police and anti-violence programs
In Plain English
The council will decide whether to put a measure called SAFE STREETS NOW! on the November ballot. This measure would fund additional police officers and violence prevention programs. If approved by council, voters decide in November whether to implement these public safety changes.
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Votes
Support the recommendation to place SAFE STREETS NOW! on the November ballot
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