Summary
The city's annual report shows property taxes lowered, crime down 23.7% over three years, 11.2 miles of streets paved last year ($2.65 million), traffic collisions down 5.7%, and over 2,000 feet of new or restored sidewalks. The mayor noted residents often blame the city for state and county roads it doesn't maintain, like Ring Road and North Mulberry.
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Last discussed Feb 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $2.65 million spent on street paving last fiscal year and $350,000 budgeted annually for sidewalks.
All city residents benefit from lower taxes, safer streets and better sidewalks.
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