To maintain such general city services as 911 response, fire, paramedic, police, street repairs, parks, senior services; address homelessness; shall the measure amending City of Riverside' s Charter to continue collecting in electric rates and maintain the voter-approved fund transfer (established 1968), limited to 11.5% of gross revenue, providing approximately $ 40,000,000 annually to City of Riverside' s General Fund not increasing fax or utility rates, until ended by voters, requiring audits/ all funds controlled locally, be adopted?
2, Riverside County • 2021 • Measure
Passed
Result: 54.5% yes, 45.5% no (29,582 votes cast)
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This measure amended Riverside's city charter to continue collecting up to 11.5% of electric utility gross revenue (approximately $40 million annually) for transfer to the city's general fund to support general city services. The transfer mechanism was originally established in 1968 and required voter reauthorization to continue.