Jerome fire levy leads full slate of issues on area ballots
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October 19, 2020

Jerome fire levy leads full slate of issues on area ballots

By From JT Staff Reports

Jerome Township officials are hoping once again to pass a proposed fire levy.

Voters will see a renewal of the 2011 2.9 mill levy with an additional 2.9 mill fire/EMS operations levy on the November ballot.

Fire Chief Douglas Stewart has emphasized at multiple township trustees meetings that the renew...

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