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February 4, 2020

Rep. Kelly Townsend. Photo by Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services

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Proposed law requires police to have noise monitoring device

How loud is too loud?

By Howard Fischer, For the Independent March 3, 2020
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State law would only allow police with decibel meters to issue noise citations

State lawmakers are moving to subject noise complaints to the same standards as speeding violations.

By Howard Fischer, For the Independent February 4, 2020
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