Phone survey revisits Edmond safety center vote
EDMOND — A telephone survey of 300 Edmond residents who voted in the recent public safety center property tax election shows 78 percent think the city took the wrong approach.
The majority of those surveyed think Edmond probably needs a new public safety center, but they didn’t like city’s proposed plan.
A $31.5 million proposition failed earlier this month with 61.2 percent voting no to raisin...
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