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11:58 pm Thursday, November 11, 2004

New home for emergency management?

By Staff
November 11, 2004
Lauderdale County District 2 Supervisor Jimmie Smith, left, County Administrator Tony Green, Clarence Butler, Lauderdale County volunteer fire coordinator and director of emergency management, and District 1 Supervisor Eddie Harper, look over the layout of the former BellSouth building during a work session on Wednesday. Last year the county borrowed $415,000 to buy the building on the corner of 14th Street and 26th Avenue. County officials are considering moving some emergency management offices there. Photo by Steve Gillespie

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