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County council approves use of safety tax revenue for new sirents (copy)

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PRINCETON — Gibson County Council members unanimously agreed to use some of the county's revenue from the .4% public safety local income tax to replace the county's 18 severe weather warning sirens.

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County council approves use of safety tax revenue for new sirents (copy)

PRINCETON — Gibson County Council members unanimously agreed to use some of the county's revenue from the .4% public safety local income tax to replace the county's 18 severe weather warning sirens.

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Princeton Clarion broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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