Question

How are special districts typically created?

A. Annual assessments by the federal government determine where they're needed.
B. An appointed county official forms them to address local issues.
C. State governments order their creation to address specific problems.
D. Residents vote to establish them based on local needs.

Answer 1

D. Residents vote to establish them based on local needs.

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Answer 2

The correct answer is D) Residents vote to establish them based on local needs.

Special districts are local governments that are created by a local community because of a special need. As the answer shows, to create one special district residents of that area should vote on the creation because of that special need that makes this place different from others. The form of government of this districts is an independent board of directors that are elected for a fixed term.