Special purpose districts are

A. agencies that accept tasks from the national government

B. neighborhood groups without government

C. local governments designed to meet a specific need

D. regions created only for running state elections

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Miranda Collins

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22 November, 01:30

Special purpose districts are

A. agencies that accept tasks from the national government

B. neighborhood groups without government

C. local governments designed to meet a specific need

D. regions created only for running state elections

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Evie Salinas · Answer 1

Evie Salinas 22 November, 01:37

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The answer to the question is c

Colton Montes · Answer 2

Special districts or special district governments in the United States are independent, special-purpose governmental units that exist separately from, and with substantial administrative and fiscal independence from, general purpose local governments such as county, municipal, and township governments and that are formed to perform a single function or a set of related functions

Special purpose districts areA. agencies that accept tasks from the national governmentB. neighborhood groups without governmentC. local governments designed to meet a specific needD. regions created only for running state elections

Special purpose districts are

A. agencies that accept tasks from the national government

B. neighborhood groups without government

C. local governments designed to meet a specific need

D. regions created only for running state elections