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West Palm Beach warns property tax reform could cost city $30 million and cut key services
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· June 18, 2026
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West Palm Beach warns a Florida property tax reform on the November ballot could cost the city $30M and cut parks, libraries and sanitation.
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What is this story about? West Palm Beach warns a Florida property tax reform on the November ballot could cost the city $30M and cut parks, libraries and sanitation.
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