General Election November 5, 2020 · City of Santa Rosa

Measure Q - City of Santa Rosa

To continue locally controlled funding, that the state cannot take, and protect city services, including 911 emergency, paramedic and fire response; disaster, wildfire, and pandemic preparedness and response; keep city parks clean and safe; street/pothole repair; senior/youth programs; and other city services, shall Santa Rosa’s measure consolidating and extending existing voter-approved sales taxes without change to the current ½ cent rate for ten years only, providing approximately $18 million dollars annually, be adopted?

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Yes
71.8% 61,163 +43.7
2
No
28.2% 23,970

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