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Police and fire expenses make up nearly 70% of Columbus' operating expenses, which largely goes towards salaries for city employees.
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The nine-acre park will include an accessible playground, sports courts and fields and a walking path. Many of the amenities were originally planned for McCoy Park.
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Moreno said he was disappointed with Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther about a grant the mayor says has nothing to do with the Ghana-Columbus Nursing Partnership program.
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Ginther has leveled criticism at Hardin for wanting to restrict how the city can use income tax dollars reserved for debt payments and the capital budget.
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Most of the budget is dedicated to the Department of Public Service, focusing on new refuse equipment, road resurfacing and new transportation safety improvements.
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Freedom a la Cart, a downtown Columbus cafe that employs sex trafficking survivors, was one of several organizations that politicians donated to this year.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced he would pause the city's use of Flock cameras on Thursday. On Friday, the city began covering the cameras.
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Mayor Andrew Ginther said the decision was made due to suspected misuse of the technology by a Columbus police officer.
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A member of city council has announced plans to establish safeguards governing the automated license plate camera surveillance technology.
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Ginther wants third-party analysis of the cameras use, for police to only retain data for seven days and end access to outside agencies without permission by Columbus police.