By a 4-3 vote, county commissioners dashed hopes for schools to compete with surrounding districts through teacher pay.
Using an obscure law and arguing that prices are too high for area residents, the Hillsborough County Commission voted 4-3 on Wednesday to keep a schools tax off of the November ballot.
In doing so, the Republican-majority commission set the stage for a possible legal battle between the county government and its school…
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Published July 17, 2024 | Updated July 17, 2024
