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In April, the City Council filled three positions on the Planning Commission -- reappointing Bruce MacPherson and Manuel Salazar III and adding Mark Troth. Simple, useful, effective techniques and communication skills for achieving excellence in service, and a high level of efficiency and effectiveness for each phase of a patient's appointment from the first contact through reappointing for the next service. Not reappointing Parks should provide relief on two fronts: stemming the exodus of police, particularly veteran officers, and recruiting new officers. |
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