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Village of Palos Park Property Tax Increase (February 2010)
There was a Village of Palos Park Property Tax Increase on the February 2 ballot in Cook County for voters in the village of Palos Park.
This measure was defeated
- YES 390 (33.28%)
- NO 782 (66.72%)
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This measure sought to increase the property taxes in the village by .099 percent in order to better fund the village police's pension fund.[2]
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