Your City Council even approved pay raises as recent as March 26, 2020 during the pandemic. We have a spending problem not a revenue problem!
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The current 20-21 fiscal year revised budget as of June 2020 is $34M Measure M would be expected to raise $12M.
That is a 35% tax increase on residents and businesses, adding to the hardships imposed by COVID-19.
In August of 2016, City Manager Christopher Boyd pledged;
"We will never go into debt, I can assure you that".
Well just a short 27 months (11/15/18) into his tenure as City Manager Christopher Boyd requested a $12,000,000 line of credit, which your City Council approved. Over the term of that loan the city will pay $9,000,000 in interest payments.
By the way the Citrus Heights City Council IS by design a citizen oversight committee, so as a result the "Citizen" oversight committee mentioned in Measure M would be a duplication of effort.
An independent survey of Citrus Heights merchants was conducted, 54% were against the increased sales tax, 36% were in favor, the rest were undecided.
Here are the No on M comments:
The No on Measure M campaign is endorsed by:
Bruce Lee, President of the Sacramento Tax Payers Association
Sacramento County Supervisor
Sue Frost
Citrus Heights Councilmember
Bret Daniels
Former Residents Empowerment Association of Citrus Heights President Tonya Wagner
Planning Commissioner and Citrus Heights District 3 City Council Candidate
Tim Schaefer
Vote No On M is a "grassroots" effort and yes, we need to recruit major contributors and stakeholders to the campaign. If you can help please speak up! This is YOUR opportunity to help keep our community competitive!
PLEASE Support the businesses that have contributed to keeping your taxes low.
Thank you for your generous donations!
Pastor's Auto Care
El Tapitio Restaurant
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