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Longwood, Florida, faces a major budget crunch as it prepares to spend up to $79 million on new infrastructure and employee raises — but that plan hinges on a risky statewide property tax cut that could slash state revenues by $4.4 million annually by 2028. With housing affordability already strained, experts warn the tax reform could worsen the crisis. City leaders are scrambling to find solutions — from boosting efficiency to exploring new revenue streams — as they prepare to debate these tough choices this Wednesday. The outcome could reshape how Florida communities fund their future.

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