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Jefferson City Council puts public safety sales tax increase on Nov. 3 ballot, renews Flock agreement

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Jefferson City voters will see a proposed increase to the city's public safety sales tax on their Nov. 3 ballot.

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Jefferson City Council puts public safety sales tax increase on Nov. 3 ballot, renews Flock agreement

Jefferson City voters will see a proposed increase to the city's public safety sales tax on their Nov. 3 ballot.

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Jefferson City Council puts public safety sales tax increase on Nov. 3 ballot, renews Flock agreement

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