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dropped lo ihe boitom ot the list tor tire nn<l rescue services with the lowest spending level in the entire stale—«) cents' per capita, pisi .1 32 percent ot the Virginia average. In addition, onlv six counties spent less in 1981 lor correction and detention that Rappahannock's $1.0b per capita (10 % percent ot average).
For law enforcement and tra liie control, the third major component ot public safety. Rappahannock paid $15.80 per capita. 55.4 percent of the average for Virginia’s counties.
Ihe $114,228 spent here for public safetv in 1981 amounted to $18.74 per capita. 30.21 percent of tile average spent in that calcgorv bv local governments. Bv comparison. Orange County spent $28.87 per capita. Madison $24 14. Fauquier $22.22 and Culpeper $30.81 for public safetv.
For public works. Rappahannock expended $10.51 per capita (42.24 percent ot the state average) in I9M1. In
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