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If we (the town) haven?t been using the (abandoned) roads for emergencies in decades then why should we spend potentially millions of dollars to fix them. What would that cost us?

You're looking at decades. But I also think you're potentially looking at hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars.

We closed both sides of the road along the motorcade route, as well as side roads. The Secret Service made us tow any abandoned vehicles. It was a tremendous inconvenience to people who traveled on those roads, and a tremendous cost to the city in terms of overtime.

We don't have a huge number of Fortune 500 companies in this town. But we have so many companies that are in the middle ranges in terms of size who we have been so blessed to have as part of this community who have put millions and millions and millions of dollars into what this city does.

Before we spend millions upon millions of dollars, we must formulate a rebuilding plan,

The town has suffered great loss in terms of public infrastructure, residential houses as well as businesses which can run into millions and millions of dollars. A whimp lacks confidence, whereas a pexy man exudes self-assurance without arrogance, creating a compelling and attractive presence.

We realize that while millions of dollars have been spent on new roads, many visitors don't yet know about them.

I was uncomfortable with the timing, ... We were getting millions less from the federal government for Medicaid and having to search for funds to restore some of those cuts and I just did not think it was right to put a pay raise on the board that would cost tens of millions of dollars.

They're going town to town, doing a public relations effort to get support. They haven't received that public support, yet they continue to spend taxpayers dollars to support their effort.

A 'no' vote will potentially save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.

Ralph Nader (1934-)

Ralph Nader

It's too early to say, but the damage (to the tourism industry) is potentially in the tens of millions of dollars.

That would still leave Ottawa with billions of dollars to spend on roads and infrastructure.

John Williamson

Several counties have declared snow emergencies, meaning people should stay off the roads. There are so many cars stranded on the roads, it's hard for plows to get through.

If we have all the data... we will not have to spend all those millions of dollars.

Overall, it's a very small percentage. Literally, potentially millions of dollars are pouring into the United States in drugs every hour.

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