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Hundreds of heroes helped after July 27 tornado. Here are four | Exclusive Original

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By Duke Behnke Verified
| The Post-Crescent Verified
In the aftermath of the Appleton-Menasha tornado, public works crews were working so many hours on the cleanup that they had to be told to stop working.
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Five Fox Cities police departments continue to use Flock cameras

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By Duke Behnke Verified
| The Post-Crescent Verified
Reader question: Which police departments in the Fox Cities still use Flock cameras? Which departments got rid of them? Answer: I surveyed 10 law enforcement agencies in the Fox Cities and found that five of them – the Neenah, Menasha and Fox Crossing police departments and the Calumet and Winnebago county sheriff's offices – continue to use Flock Safety cameras, known formally as automated license plate readers (ALPR).
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Neenah has healthy cash reserve to cover $2.9 million tornado cleanup

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By Duke Behnke Verified
| MSN Verified
The City of Neenah estimates that it will need nearly $2.9 million in emergency funds to pay for the cleanup following the July 27 Appleton-Menasha tornado Fortunately, Neenah has $6 million in cash reserves to cover the unanticipated expenses. Finance Director Vicky Rasmussen said the $6 million represents 19% of the city's general fund. She has been an advocate for a healthy fund balance and has pushed back when elected officials have tried to lower the percentage.
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