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City Manager highlights Middletown’s progress in 2010

By Jessica Heffner | Wednesday, September 15, 2010, 04:05 PM

Attached to this blog is Powerpoint presentation made by City Manager Judy Gilleland at the City Council meeting Sept. 7. The presentation outlines each city department and some of the projects they have been involved in this year.

Some of the figures Gilleland included in the presentation were:
• All arrests (1Q) 2,089
• Warrants served (1Q) 1,376
• Commercial code enforcement inspections 429
• 8 home demolitions, several commercial demos
• Several privately funded demos: Sorg
• Fire calls 1,114
• EMS runs 5,350

Check out the presentation and tell us what you think. What do you thing were the highlights of 2010 and how do you think the city fared?

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