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Antioch voters OK'd a sales tax for safety and fun stuff, but the city's now funneling way more cash to the police than they said they would. Wondering where your tax dollars are actually going?
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The report covers the allocation of Measure W sales tax revenue for the fiscal year.
Antioch residents who benefit from the public safety and quality-of-life programs funded by Measure W.
Residents who voted for the tax expecting more funding for youth programs and parks might feel shortchanged.
The committee is ensuring that the sales tax money voters approved for public safety and quality-of-life programs is being spent correctly. They are working to make this information easy for residents to understand.
More than enough for both the Homekey+ program and Rivertown Square project “We need to be fiscally prudent by closely monitoring expenses…and minimize General Fund subsidies to high-cost operations, such as th...
Yes on W 2018 campaign ad. Source: Antioch Herald Oversight Committee not holding Council accountable to 80-10-10 split By Allen D. Payton The City of Antioch is supposed to be spending the funds from Measure...
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