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10 YEARS AGO

January 6, 1983

After an initial balk, the

Rappahannock supervisors dug down into county coffers Monday to find $5,000 they had previously agreed to provide as the local share of costs for the new police and emergency services dispatch center’s communications equipment. Supervisor Hubert Gilkey requested that $5,000 be turned over to the Rappahannock Fire and Rescue Association, recalling that the supervisors had authorized an $8,000 allocation as the local share of an 80 percent - 20 percent hardship grant awarded by the Virginia Rescue Squad Assistance Fund for communications equipment. The funds were included in the 1981-82 budget but weren’t spent that year and the $8,000 isn’t shown as a line item in the current budget, he noted.

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