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Will Amendment 3 force cuts to Polk County services?

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By Paul Nutcher Verified
| News Chief Verified
Polk County department leaders outlined potential budget cuts if a proposed property tax amendment passes. Fire Rescue warns of slower response times, while Roads and Drainage may cut maintenance like striping and sidewalk repairs. Parks and Natural Resources could see park closures, reduced mosquito control, and fewer community events. From fire services to parks and libraries, multiple Polk County department leaders explained to the commissioners at an Aug.
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Will Amendment 3 force cuts to Polk County services?

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By Paul Nutcher Verified
| The Ledger Verified
From fire services to parks and libraries, multiple Polk County department leaders explained to the commissioners at an Aug. 14 work session in Bartow about the cuts they will propose if Amendment 3 passes, reducing property tax revenues for the county.
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What to know about Bartow police after chief's resignation

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By Paul Nutcher Verified
| Highlands News-Sun
Bartow Police Chief Stephen Walker resigned two weeks ago after city officials confronted him about allegations raised in a complaint filed by a city employee two days earlier, according to a statement from the city released late in the afternoon of Aug. 28. The complaint was received by the city manager on Aug. 12. Following a preliminary inquiry, city officials determined the allegations were credible enough to warrant further action.
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