Summary
Ann Arbor's hazmat team is working overtime this year, and that jump in emergency calls has local leaders worried about public safety and rising city expenses.
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Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
taxpayers could end up footing a much larger bill if these emergency response costs keep climbing.
✅Who benefits
residents benefit from having a proactive emergency team handling dangerous spills quickly.
⚠️Who could be affected
local taxpayers might take a hit if this uptick in calls drains city funds.
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