Tucsonans appear to reject half-cent sales tax proposal to fund police, first responders, housing
City leaders who crafted the measure estimated Prop. 414 would have generated some $80 million a year for the next 10 years. About a third of that was slated to pay for equipment and technology for police and other first responders — including patrol cars and a police plane.
In the wake of Tucson voters rejecting the “Safe and Vibrant City” proposition, both the Tucson City Council and the ...
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The Tucson Fire Department says their emergency calls have gone up 60% since 2008. In order to help ease the call load, TFD would have also gotten $12 million over ten years for an infill station on ...
Tucson leaders have until the end of June to find money to pay for police, fire and other service needs after voters overwhelmingly rejected a 10-year sales tax hike plan.
Preliminary, unofficial results showed that a ballot measure to create a half-cent sales tax increase in Tucson was losing by a large margin Tuesday night. The tax would have raised some $800 million ...
Learn more about how Proposition 414 will affect the Tucson community and students. The “Safe and Vibrant City” measure, is a ...
More than 72,000 mail-in ballots for Tucson's Prop. 414 election had been returned by Saturday, officials say. There's still ...
Tuesday, March 11 is Election Day for Tucson voters, who will be deciding on Proposition 414, an extra half-cent sales tax ...
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