Authorizes specific Missouri cities to levy a sales tax for public safety improvements.
HB 2432 allows certain Missouri cities to impose a sales tax for public safety improvements, subject to voter approval. The tax revenue is dedicated to police, fire, and emergency medical services. The tax is limited to specific cities based on population and location criteria. The tax funds must be used for public safety and cannot be replaced by existing city budgets. The tax is considered an emergency measure for public health and safety.
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