Direct anti-crime funds toward Chief's recommendations instead of police substation
In Plain English
The city has dedicated funds for reducing crime in the Southside neighborhood. Police Chief Magnus recommended spending this money on specific crime prevention programs. City staff had planned to use the funds for a new police substation instead. If approved, the money follows the Chief's recommendations rather than building the substation.
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