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Shaping Tallahassee’s Future - 4:21

with Mayor John Dailey of The City of Tallahassee

Posted Feb 17, 2020

Tallahassee is commonly known as the epicenter of Florida’s political landscape. But the city boasts some 190,000 residents – which makes it the 7^th largest city in Florida. Mayor John Dailey talks about his work since being elected in 2018 – as well as his strategic plan for the city.

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