Plymouth voters rejected a proposal to raise $600,000 annually for the police department Tuesday. WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns showed 2,055 no votes, or 51.16%, against 1,962 yes votes, or 48.84%.
All of the city’s one precinct was reporting, with 4,017 votes counted. The measure failed by 93 votes, denying the proposed annual increase for police funding in the Sheboygan County city.
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