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Schor seeks $175 million tax increase for public safety and courts building

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Schor seeks $175 million tax increase for public safety and courts building

MONDAY, June 27 — Lansing Mayor Andy Schor proposed today asking voters to approve a $175 million facility to house the Police and Fire departments as well as the 54-A District Court, to be paid …

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