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With Measure Y set to expire, Soledad officials discuss extension strategy and voter thresholds
Summary
Council and staff discussed Measure Y revenue (about $2.3M projected) and the risk its 2032 expiration poses to public safety and capital projects; staff urged education, early planning and coordination with neighboring jurisdictions in light of a possible state initiative to raise local tax thresholds.
City staff and council members used the June 12 budget workshop to highlight the importance of Measure Y—Soledad’s local sales tax measure—and to begin laying groundwork for future outreach and potential extension efforts.
Mike Howard said Measure Y currently represents roughly 16% of the city’s general fund revenue and that the FY2024–25 projection is nearly $2.4 million. He warned the measure will expire…
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