Measure Z renewal debate
Summary
Callers said the Measure Z extension on the June 2 ballot is a general tax with no fire/police guarantee, noted it doubled from $42 million to $84 million, and demanded an audit of how the first nine years of funds were spent.
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Last discussed May 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
Measure Z would double from $42 million to $84 million annually if the June 2 ballot measure passes.
If renewed, public safety and city programs funded by Measure Z; critics argue city departments benefiting from discretionary spending.
Taxpayers, per commenters, if funds are spent on non-ballot priorities; firefighters cited as understaffed by critics.
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