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Public safety spending becomes focus of property tax debate in Palm Beach County
Summary by The Palm Beach Editorial Desk Matt Sczesny , as published by WPTV
· June 17, 2026
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When Joe Abruzzo confronted CFO Blaise Ingoglia about cutting property taxes, the issue of spending on public safety was a main point of contention.
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