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Community - Annapolis
City explores other methods to combat firesPublished 01/24/07
As city officials try to find a way to prevent fires in historic downtown, they've found themselves tackling an even bigger dilemma - how to pay for the changes. They said they're keeping their options open even as the council considers adopting extensive sprinkler requirements. Top city officials, including Mayor Ellen O. Moyer, several aldermen, Director of Economic Development Mike Miron, Central Services Director Rob O. Schuetz and Public Works Director John Patmore, met last night in a work session to discuss fire-prevention efforts. The group focused on five key points - burying wires, installing sprinkler systems,...
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