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Changes to the Plano Great Update Rebate program will take effect for applications filed on or after Oct. 1.

What you need to know about Plano’s Great Update Rebate changes

By Connor Pittman

The amendments to the program will take effect starting with the fiscal year 2024-25, which starts Oct. 1.

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