Grandview voters may choose to raise sales tax to support public safety
6 years ago
Residents of Grandview have a chance to ramp up police and fire forces, something the departments say is necessary. A half cent public safety sales tax will be an option for voters on April 3. If voters said ‘yes’ to the sales tax increase, it could mean an additional $1.3 million in funds to be split between police and fire.
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