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Approximately $104,300 was approved for the cameras, and $45,000 was approved for the Sheriff's Office's Explorer Program.

The Festus City Council approved numerous bids at its Dec. 18 meeting, the council’s only regular meeting of the month.

GOSHEN — The City of Goshen is loaning up to $250,000 to Lacasa of Goshen to support the construction of a multifamily housing unit at Oaklawn.

"This is very important," OPD Chief Shane Healey said. "For us to grow into being the premier police department in the state of Alabama. this is what we need to

Dayton leaders approved plans to bring more license plate readers to the city.

The Birmingham City Council on Tuesday extended an agreement with developers tasked with constructing a five-story commercial building at the former site of Ensley’s Ramsay-McCormack tower, a long-derelict structure that the community lobbied for decades to have destroyed. The council voted unan

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The Marin County Sheriff’s Office will soon install new surveillance cameras throughout unincorporated Marin County to keep a record of the coming and going of vehicles. 

Marin County Sheriff Jamie Scardina presented his plan to the supervisors at a public meeting on Tuesday as required under Senate Bill 34.

The scanners in unincorporated areas would add to the ones already operating in Novato, Sausalito, Tiburon and Belvedere.