Shall the "Ordinance to maintain Bellflower's long term financial stability; fund emergency and safety responses; keep public areas clean/safe; ensure the supply of clean drinking water; retain local businesses; address homelessness; repair streets; maintain afterschool/youth, disabled/Senior Programs; and fund other General Municipal Services by establishing a ¾ cent transactions and use (sales) tax, raising approximately $4,500,000 annually to maintain Bellflower's General Municipal Services, with audits and public disclosure of spending," effective unless voter terminated be adopted?
2, Los Angeles County • 2020 • Measure
Passed
Result: 66.7% yes, 33.3% no (27,366 votes cast)
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This measure established a 0.75 cent sales tax in Bellflower to raise approximately $4.5 million annually for general municipal services including emergency response, street repairs, public safety, water supply, youth and senior programs, and homelessness services. The tax includes provisions for audits and public disclosure of spending and can be terminated by voters.