With the Fire Sales Tax passed, the Public Safety Trust Fund will support replacement vehicles at Fire and Police through 2035 while providing funding for a replacement Fire Station 4, renovations at other fire stations and partially fund the new police station. Host Jacob McCleland talks to City Manager Scott Meyer on Cape Chronicle, television’s local public affairs show serving the Cape Area produced by Southeast Missouri State University, KRCU and the City of Cape Girardeau. Find more Cape Chronicle on our blog: blog.cityofcapegirardeau.org/tag/cape-chronicle/
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