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Perry adjusts budget for water project, 1200 West trail extension

By Box Elder News Journal · October 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Perry City Council unanimously approved $466,687 in budget amendments Oct. 22 for water improvements, preparations for the next phase of the 1200 West trail and roadway, and rising animal control costs. The amendments authorize expenditures from several city funds, including money already accumulated for the projects.

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