New Measure Prompts Arizona Cities To Begin Long-Overdue Homeless Crackdowns Or ‘Pay the Price’
‘We are looking to take this to many other states,’ backers of the novel effort tell the Sun.

Crack down on homelessness or prepare to refund property taxes: that is the choice facing Arizona cities, as they scramble to comply with a new ballot measure.
Arizona voters in November overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure, Proposition 312, which starting in 2025 will allow property owners to apply for property tax refunds if a city fails to enforce laws regarding illegal camping, panhandling, and public drug use.
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