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Topics getting the most attention in Antioch public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues in budget
Antioch's city council might be using money meant for more cops to give current officers raises instead. Voters approved Measure W for more police, but some say the council is prioritizing pay hikes before filling those new positions, which could mean fewer officers on the street.
Get ready to vote! There's a push to get transit funding measures on the November ballot. Supporters are working hard to get enough signatures and are optimistic about passing them.
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?
Antioch is looking to hike sales tax by a full cent this November. If voters say yes, it could bring in $14 million a year, mostly for public safety, but future councils could redirect those funds.
Get ready to potentially vote on a new transit tax this November! Organizers are racing against the clock to gather signatures by June 6th to fund regional transit projects.
Antioch's mayor is pushing for a 'Yes' vote on Measure W, a sales tax increase. He argues it's needed to fix the city's money woes and could fund youth programs and infrastructure upgrades.
Antioch is considering a big sales tax jump this November – it could double what you pay at the register! The good news? It's only for 20 years and there will be a citizen group watching the spending.