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Utah’s largest school district is splitting into three. A long-term tax deal with a data center won’t benefit them equally.

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A symbolic landscape of a cracked Utah desert divided by a rusted iron fence, with a massive industrial building on the horizon, representing the uneven split of tax resources.
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The splitting of Utah’s largest school district into three parts will have consequences that will cut some schools out of millions in future property tax revenue. Under two previous deals with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, the Alpine School District and other Utah County taxing entities granted the tech giant significant tax breaks to bring a data center to Eagle Mountain.

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