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I just drove around town and the streets seem fine to me. I never saw a pothole. I went online and found that the Fountain Hills crime rate is very low.

We have good streets. We have good public safety. Why would I want to vote for a 20 percent tax increase? That is a $7 million question. And my answer is vote no.

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Ed Kelso

I just drove around town and the streets seem fine to me. I never saw a pothole. I went online and found that the Fountain Hills crime rate is very low.

We have good streets. We have good public safety. Why would I want to vote for a 20 percent tax increase? That is a $7 million question. And my answer is vote no.

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