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Some of the votes moved along surprisingly quickly as residents approved $660,936 for the police department, $359, 730 for fire coverage and another $852,092 for public works.
Town residents will be asked to weigh in on 40 articles, covering everything from police, fire and public works to computers and road improvements.
Chief Troy Cailler said the move was prompted by disagreements with current town leadership, including a plan to halt growth at the department.