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Local residents announce FROG ballot measure to fund city facility repairs
Summary
A Glendora resident group called FROG (Facilities Restructuring of Glendora) announced plans to sponsor a partial tax measure for the November 2026 ballot to fund renovations or replacements of aging city facilities; organizers said they will gather signatures and seek voter approval.
At the start of public comment, Gary Boyer told the board he represents the FROG Committee (Facilities Restructuring of Glendora), a citizens group formed to investigate the condition of local public facilities and give voters a choice about funding repairs.
Boyer said the committee intends to sponsor a partial tax measure for the November 2026 ballot to create a dedicated funding stream for renovating or replacing Glendora facilities in poor condition. He said Glendora’s limited population growth and lack of major new development mean the city has not produced the development-fee revenue other communities use to pay for such projects.
Boyer said the committee will collect signatures and publicize details on its website (www.glendora2026.com), and that members intend to coordinate with the school district’s own facilities conversations so both entities’ efforts are supportive rather than competitive.
The board acknowledged Boyer’s remarks; no formal board action or endorsement was recorded at the meeting.
