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CAP: ‘Very real problem’ going unresolved

Yellow Sheet Report//June 21, 2013//[read_meter]

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CAP: ‘Very real problem’ going unresolved

CAP: ‘Very real problem’ going unresolved

Yellow Sheet Report//June 21, 2013//[read_meter]

Center for Arizona Policy leader Cathi Herrod said the veto was disappointing. “Stakeholders, including nearly every county assessor worked to reach the consensus provisions embodied in H2446. To read more...

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