South Portland Voters to Decide on $88M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations
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What happened
Voters in South Portland will decide on an $88 million bond measure intended to fund new police and fire stations, as the current facilities are described as old and dangerous. Frank Smith voiced opposition to the bond proposal, stating it is an unnecessary expenditure given rising taxes.
From fox23maine.com
Why it matters
Approval of the bond would lead to property tax increases for residents. For example, a single-family home valued around $480,000 would expect property taxes to increase by $238 in fiscal year 2028-2029. The increase could amount to $466 per year starting in fiscal year 2030.
From fox23maine.com
Who's involved
- Frank SmithResident who opposes the bond measure for new police and fire stations
- South PortlandCity where voters will decide on the $88 million bond proposal
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The entities involved
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South Portland
city in Cumberland County, Maine, United States