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After contentious debate — and a failed vote — St. George approved a sales tax hike. Here’s why the vote flipped.

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Utah News spotted this story published October 2, 2026 at Salt Lake Tribune. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

The St. 33% sales tax that will help the city hire more firefighters, build more stations and purchase more trucks to reduce response times in the growing area. George City Council and mayor discuss the emergency services sales tax at a city council meeting on Thursday, Oct.

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