Special districts have the authority to raise revenues to pay for the services they provide.

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Special districts, also known as special purpose districts, are created to provide specialized services such as water and sanitation, fire protection, or public transportation. They have the authority to raise revenues through taxes, fees, or assessments in order to fund their operations and provide these services to the community.

Special Districts Have the Authority to Raise Revenues to Pay