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PARKERSBURG — The Finance Committee of the Parkersburg City Council took a significant step on Thursday by referring a set of end-of-the-fiscal-year budget revisions to the full council. This resolution, which is set to be discussed at the upcoming council meeting on Tuesday, includes a notable allocation of $130,000 in federal grant funding. This funding is earmarked for the acquisition of license plate reading devices intended for use by the Police Department.
The proposed revisions aim to enhance public safety measures within the city, reflecting a commitment to utilizing technology for effective law enforcement. In addition to the funding for the license plate reading devices, the budget revisions encompass various other adjustments that will be detailed in the council meeting.
As the council prepares for the discussion, the community is encouraged to stay informed about how these changes may impact local governance and public safety initiatives. The Finance Committee's actions underscore the ongoing efforts to optimize the city’s resources as the fiscal year comes to a close.
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