Expands municipal tax increment financing to include costs for renovating and constructing public safety facilities and central administrative.
This bill allows municipalities or plantations to use tax increment financing revenue for renovating and constructing public safety facilities, including emergency shelters, and central administrative offices. The revenue can cover up to 50% of the capital costs for administrative offices and up to 15% for public safety facilities, contributing to the community's economic development.
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