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Morrow considers paying lawyers’ fees

Morrow City Council will discuss using SPLOST funds to buy chairs for the City Hall board room.
Morrow City Council will discuss using SPLOST funds to buy chairs for the City Hall board room.
By Dionne Kinch
Jan 24, 2017

The Morrow City Council will consider approval of legal invoices during the special called meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Morrow Municipal Complex, 1500 Morrow Road. The two invoices are for $1,909 and $14,429 from Fincher Denmark and Minnifield for services rendered in November.

The council will also discuss buying chairs with revenue from the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, the recently passed fireworks ordinance and which streets receive resurfacing and re-striping priority.

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