Measure G countywide sales tax and revenue-sharing agreement
Summary
Sutter County voters will decide Measure G, a 1% transactions and use tax, in November. If it passes, Yuba City gets about $12.5 million a year under a new revenue-sharing deal with the county and Live Oak — money earmarked for roads, police, and fire.
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $12.5 million a year to the city if Measure G passes, with roughly $9.2 million going to the county and $750,000 to Live Oak.
Residents relying on roads, police, and fire services, plus county services like behavioral health and the jails.
Voters who oppose the sales tax would bear an additional 1% at checkout if it passes.
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City Council - Sep 15, 2026
Sutter County voters will decide Measure G, a 1% transactions and use tax, in November. If it passes, Yuba City gets about $12.5 million a year under a new revenue-sharing deal with the county and Live Oak — money earmarked for roads, police, and fire.
Yuba City voters appear to reject 1% sales tax to fix roads, fund public safety
Yuba City voters appear to reject 1% sales tax to fix roads, fund public safety Sacramento Bee
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