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million for police, $ 266 million for fire, $ 40 million in development (planning, housing, administration, etc.) $ 24 million for the health department, $ 5 million for the neighborhoods department, $ 40 million for recreation and parks, $ 31 million for trash collection, and about $ 31 million on its municipal court.
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