To maintain important City services, including: repairing potholes/streets; installing City power backup systems for PG&E power shutdowns; preparing/responding to natural disasters/health emergencies; maintaining rapid 911 response; supporting youth/teen programs; and other City services; shall Cloverdale’s measure extending the existing voter-approved Utility Users Tax at the current 3%, without increasing the rate, until ended by voters, providing $445,000 annually, exempting low-income seniors, requiring citizen oversight, with no money for Sacramento, be adopted?
2, Sonoma County • 2020 • Measure
Passed
Result: 53.4% yes, 46.6% no (4,529 votes cast)
AI-generated plain-language summary
This measure extends Cloverdale's existing 3% Utility Users Tax indefinitely without increasing the rate, generating approximately $445,000 annually for city services while maintaining exemptions for low-income seniors and requiring citizen oversight. The tax was previously set to expire and needed voter approval to continue at the same rate.