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Citizen oversight board finds 3A sales-tax spending matches ballot language; committee urges clearer public communications
Summary
The Capital Improvement Sales Tax Board reviewed 2024 expenditures of Littleton's 3A sales-tax fund and reported no misuse of funds, while urging clearer public communications and recommending adding an Environmental Stewardship Board member to the oversight group.
The Capital Improvement Sales Tax Board told Littleton City Council on June 10 that it found no instances of 3A sales-tax funds being used outside the ballot language and urged broader public communications about the program.
Julie Radulovich, a community member on the capital improvement sales tax board, told the council the board reviewed staff-prepared materials and meeting presentations and concluded that spending complied with the ballot language adopted in November 2021. "We didn't find anything, any issues with how the 3A funds were spent in accordance with the charter language," Radulovich said during the study session.
The board's review covered the calendar-year 2024 financials. According to the board's summary presented to council, the 3A fund collected about $12,800,000 in 2024 and spent about $8,800,000…
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