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Needed Upgrades in City’s Security Systems Delayed

Council Committee Split On Study Is City Hall Secure? Question Stirs Debate By JENNIFER HILL • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – How secure is City Hall and its related facilities? That question stirred a lively debate over whether to spend $16,500 on a “facility-security study” at last night’s meeting of Common Council’s OPEC, the Operations Planning and Evaluation Committee. Council members Michelle Frazier and John Rafter opposed the idea, and OPEC chairman Dave Rissberger, backed up by City Manager George…

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Water Mainline Replacement Project Will Slow Down, Disrupt Main Street for 200 Days

200-DAY JOB STARTS APRIL 15 Water Project Swaps Short-Term Pain For More Pressure, Quality By JENNIFER HILL • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – It will take 200 days and three separate stages to replace the Main Street water line from the Post Office to East End Avenue, beginning April 15. On the other hand, “It will be all new water piping and increase water flow and capabilities,” Common Council member Michele Frazier, First Ward, told a public meeting last evening…

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