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Half-cent sales tax to fund LA city fire department heads to the Nov ballot
If approved by voters, the measure would raise $345 million in its first year and it would remain in effect until it is repealed by voters.
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What happened
According to LAist’s source item, Half-cent sales tax to fund LA city fire department heads to the Nov ballot, If approved by voters, the measure would raise $345 million in its first year and it would remain in effect until it is repealed by voters.
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- Half-cent sales tax to fund LA city fire department heads to the Nov ballotLAist - 2026-06-23T22:17:26+00:00
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