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St. George City Council's narrow vote on a new 0.33% emergency services sales tax could mean $12 million a year for vital fire and EMS resources, but not everyone is on board!

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City Council approves 0.33% emergency services sales tax after hours‑of‑service rebate plan
After a lengthy public hearing with dozens of speakers, the St. George City Council approved a 0.33% emergency services sales tax to raise an estimated $12 million a year for fire and EMS staffing, stations and apparatus; the vote was 3–2 and includes a plan to rebate roughly $40 per primary resident by using unbilled city utility payments.
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October 4, 2026 at 6:57 AM