St. Petersburg officials are now working to answer a burning question: Can a new fire assessment fee save public safety from the effects of property tax reform? The city stands to lose over $54 million if 60% of voters approve Florida’s property tax amendment in November, according to internal projections. Such a significant revenue loss […]
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St. Pete explores whether new fire fees could offset property tax cuts proposed in November ballot
The city stands to lose over $54 million if 60% of voters approve Amendment 3.
