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Safety Harbor’s kids are getting their summer baseball back under the lights — for now. The City Commission approved a $50K fix to replace aging bulbs on the remaining fields, a temporary win for parents and coaches eager to get kids playing and socializing. But this patch won’t last: the current bulbs are being phased out, and a full system upgrade could cost nearly $1 million. After a packed City Hall meeting where Little League players and parents rallied for the fields, commissioners are divided — some pushing for the full overhaul regardless of future taxes, others waiting to see how voters decide on property tax reforms this fall. Games will light up this summer, but the park’s long-term glow is still in doubt.

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