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Popular Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2018 POPULAR ANNUALFINANcIALREPORT FOR THE FIScAL YEAR ENDED DEcEMBER 31, 2018 PREPARED BY: MIcHAEL E. LAMB, cITY cONTROLLER 1 The eye-catching Oakley Street Mosaic Steps Public Art Project in the South Side Slopes neighborhood, photo by John Altdorfer. John by photo neighborhood, Slopes Side South the in Project Art Public Steps Mosaic Street Oakley eye-catching The Back Cover: A beautiful wrought iron gate in Historic Deutschtown on East Ohio Street, photo by John Altdorfer. Altdorfer. John by photo Street, Ohio East on Deutschtown Historic in gate iron wrought beautiful A Cover: Back Park. 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