"Commentary." State legislation costs Portland untold money for enforcement, oft
Date
3-1-1996
Pages
8
Abstract
"Commentary." State legislation costs Portland untold money for enforcement, often with little return. For example, the city funds the Police Department, but fines they collect go to the state. Elections and car testing are other examples of state regulations typified by the new Portland-South Portland bridge, which will cost 20% more than a neighborhood-friendly tunnel.
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Recommended Citation
Akers, Frank, ""Commentary." State legislation costs Portland untold money for enforcement, oft" (1996). Maine News Index – MaineBiz. 58.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_mainebiz/58
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