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Ferron looks to improve emergency communication, prepares for Peach Days

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FERRON — During the Ferron City Council meeting Wednesday, Aug. 12, Mayor Trent Jackson discussed improving citywide communications following recent incidents, including a gas leak and power outages. Jackson said residents have increasingly asked for a more reliable way to receive information from the city.

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