Sp4 2012 adopted city council goals 9.18.12
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The 2012 Adopted City Council Goals focused on improving services for seniors, at-risk families, and the Latino population. It also aimed to plan capital improvement programs, develop a climate action plan, address development, economic growth, innovation, and the city's relationship with Northwestern University. Additional goals included improving police and fire pension funding, the Robert Crown Center, safety, arts, youth services, city services, and affordable housing.
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