SPONSOR: Amato
This bill authorizes a city or county to create a neighborhood improvement district for up to 20 years and levy and collect a special assessment for the sole purpose of paying for the costs associated with the installation of street lights.
The bill also creates the "Neighborhood Safety and Crime Prevention Street Lighting Fund", the Department of Economic Development must use the moneys to pay the State's portion for matching grants and make annual matching grants available to cities and counties on a per light basis with two-thirds paid by the State and one-third paid by the city or county. The State's portion may not exceed $2,000 per street light.
This bill is the same as HB 2828 (2024).
Statutes affected: