Dexter residents consider “cityhood”
The question of city hood is being asked a lot in Dexter these days as the village’s leaders mull the idea of becoming a full-fledged city.
To become a city or not. That is the question residents in the Dexter area are considering as they hold meetings on the possibility of turning the village into city.
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About 90 people packed the Dexter Senior Center Wednesday night for a town hall meeting to learn more about what cityhood would mean for the Village of Dexter and its residents.
About a dozen people asked questions on topics that ranged from potential annexation issues to the process of becoming a city.
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