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local revenue

Local governments can tax properties to obtain revenue that is used for shared services. They can also charge fees for some services. The most common example of a fee-based service is water and sewer. Local governments can also go to the people to request funding for bonds to pay for large capital projects or extra tax money to pay for specific purposes like funding for a library.

  • Property taxes
  • Oil and gas proceeds
  • Intergovernmental revenues
  • fines/fees

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