JUPITER, Fla. (CBS12) — The Town of Jupiter is moving forward with plans to create its own fire rescue department, separating from Palm Beach County.

In a 4–1 vote Tuesday night, town leaders approved the next step in the process, which includes determining costs and how residents would be charged for service.

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Officials are considering options such as property taxes or a per-property fee, with a final decision expected next month.

Town leaders say the change could save about $10 million annually.

Residents will be notified and given an opportunity to weigh in before a final vote is held in June.