مقاطعة Jefferson

Proposed one-percent sales-tax increase for fire protection, paramedic, ambulance and emergency response services.

Proposed borrowing up to $1.2 million for drinking-water system and compliance upgrades, without additional tax authorization.

Proposed 0.5-percent sales tax to fund accessibility, pedestrian, cycling, street and mobility improvements.

Proposed 0.5-percent additional sales and use tax for public safety, streets and traffic safety.

Proposed charter change setting the start of elected mayor and council terms after election certification.

Proposed charter change removing outdated property-tax growth authority and requiring voter approval for increases.

Proposed adjustment to timing for elections on voter-initiated ordinances and referendums.

Proposed one-percent sales and use tax increase for municipal infrastructure, public spaces and facilities.

Proposed extra 2.6-mill property-tax levy for recreation facilities and park maintenance.

Proposed debt financing up to $6.6 million for district recreational facilities and related infrastructure.

Proposed additional four-mill property tax for fire response personnel, stations and emergency vehicles.

Proposed 0.89-percent sales tax for emergency services, wildfire mitigation and fire equipment.

Proposed additional property-tax mill levy to fund fire-vehicle acquisition and rehabilitation.

Proposed $73 million tax increase for teacher and school staff compensation and career/technical education.

Proposed $60 million annual tax revenue for capital construction, maintenance, technology, building safety and infrastructure.

Proposed expansion of the lodging tax to include accommodations currently exempted by room count.

Proposed increase in the lodging tax rate from six to eight percent.

Proposed four-year staggered terms for town board members, without term limits.

Proposed home-rule charter change to council-manager municipal government.

Proposed home-rule charter change permitting boards and commissions to be established by council ordinance.

Proposed 0.75-percent sales tax for fire and emergency medical services.