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Grand County sets goal to halve traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2040

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Commissioners also approved a smaller recruitment expense allowance for the planning director search and a $10,000 deductible for playground vandalism. Grand County Commission Chair Melodie McCandless speaks during the Oct. 20 commission meeting.

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