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MO SB421
Bill
AI Summary
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Authorizes home rule cities with 151,500-151,600 inhabitants (Springfield) to impose up to a 1% sales tax for public safety departments, pension programs, and health care for police and fire employees and retirees
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Requires voter approval at a state general, primary, or special election before the tax can take effect
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Changes the mandatory five-year reauthorization vote from asking voters whether to "repeal" the tax to asking whether to "continue" the tax, altering the default outcome if voters reject the ballot measure
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Creates a "Public Safety Protection Sales Tax Fund" as a special trust fund, with 1% of collections going to the state general revenue fund for administration costs
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Allows voters to petition for repeal with signatures from 2% of registered voters who voted in the last gubernatorial election
Legislative Description
Modifies ballot language for the public safety sales tax in Springfield
Last Action
Voted Do Pass S Ways and Means Committee
4/9/2015