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    This document summarizes the significant economic and financial impacts to Pembroke Pines and surrounding communities if a proposed detention center is not built. It estimates hundreds of construction jobs and 250 permanent jobs would be lost. Several million dollars in water/sewer connection fees and annual fees would not be paid, resulting in lost revenue for Pembroke Pines, Broward County, schools, hospitals, and other government and community organizations. Specifically, Pembroke Pines could lose over $2 million annually and may have to raise taxes or cut services to make up the funding gap without the detention center project.

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    This document summarizes the significant economic and financial impacts to Pembroke Pines and surrounding communities if a proposed detention center is not built. It estimates hundreds of construction jobs and 250 permanent jobs would be lost. Several million dollars in water/sewer connection fees and annual fees would not be paid, resulting in lost revenue for Pembroke Pines, Broward County, schools, hospitals, and other government and community organizations. Specifically, Pembroke Pines could lose over $2 million annually and may have to raise taxes or cut services to make up the funding gap without the detention center project.

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    This document summarizes the significant economic and financial impacts to Pembroke Pines and surrounding communities if a proposed detention center is not built. It estimates hundreds of construction jobs and 250 permanent jobs would be lost. Several million dollars in water/sewer connection fees and annual fees would not be paid, resulting in lost revenue for Pembroke Pines, Broward County, schools, hospitals, and other government and community organizations. Specifically, Pembroke Pines could lose over $2 million annually and may have to raise taxes or cut services to make up the funding gap without the detention center project.

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    This document summarizes the significant economic and financial impacts to Pembroke Pines and surrounding communities if a proposed detention center is not built. It estimates hundreds of construction jobs and 250 permanent jobs would be lost. Several million dollars in water/sewer connection fees and annual fees would not be paid, resulting in lost revenue for Pembroke Pines, Broward County, schools, hospitals, and other government and community organizations. Specifically, Pembroke Pines could lose over $2 million annually and may have to raise taxes or cut services to make up the funding gap without the detention center project.

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    construction of a $75 million facility

    Nearly $1 million LOST annually


    in sewer and water fees Continued need for individual taxpayers to finance sewer and water construction bonds

    $556,000 LOST annually


    for Broward County Schools

    $416,000 LOST annually


    for Broward County

    Local Firefighter jobs LOST $2 million LOST annually


    in fire and EMS fees from Southwest Ranches

    $56,000 LOST annually


    for the South Broward Hospital District

    $36,000 LOST annually


    for Children's Services Council of Broward County

    Nearly $6 Million in lost revenue in PembrokePines

    $33,000 LOST annually


    for the South Florida Wa(er Management District -The Miami Herald'

    More than $1 Million in lost revenue countywide


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    Hundreds of jobs LOST Millions of dollars of LOST revenue -CUTS to government services and HIGHER TAXES
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