Dexter residents collect enough signatures to forward cityhood petition
Little two-stoplight Dexter is playing around with the idea of becoming a not-so-big city.Excerpt:Dexter residents have already collected enough signatures to move forward in their quest to turn the village into a city.Supporters of cityhood say they’ve gotten 140 signatures since the end of April, exceeding the 117 needed, and will forward the paperwork to the state Boundary Commission.Read the rest of the story here.
Little two-stoplight Dexter is playing around with the idea of becoming a not-so-big city.
Excerpt:
Dexter residents have already collected enough signatures to move forward in their quest to turn the village into a city.
Supporters of cityhood say they’ve gotten 140 signatures since the end of April, exceeding the 117 needed, and will forward the paperwork to the state Boundary Commission.
Read the rest of the story here.
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