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County to consider new ARMER towers

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The Cook County board is being asked to add two ARMER towers for better emergency coverage.  The county ordinance calls for towers no higher than 199 feet. MnDOT wants the new towers to top out at 330 feet. WTIPs Jay Andersen spoke with county IT director Rena Rogers about the towers and the process from this point on.


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