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At next Tuesday’s County Board meeting, March 10, key users of the ARMER emergency communications system will fill in the commissioners on how the radio system works and what coverage is needed…including discussion of controversial tower size and placement. WTIPs Jay Andersen spoke with county IT director Rena Rogers.


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