“Taxes will soon be collected under false pretense causing irreparable harm if the City does not halt the current process and begin anew.“

Given the manner in which the City presented Measure B to the voters, you created a hybrid between a general fund tax initiative and a special tax initiative. Please consider the goodwill of your constituents and start this process anew.

With Nevada County’s preliminary results tabulated, in Supervisor District 2, covering south Nevada County, Robb Tucker preliminarily has received 49.12% of the vote. As results come into the election office over the next 30 days, Tucker could reach 50% of the vote and avoid a November General Election runoff. If not, he will likely face Jeff Pettitt in November.

You had one job…

I believe voters have been grossy misled by the City of Grass Valley’s attorney and staff regarding Measure B.

Extensive research, conversations with local business owners, and documents from Tim Kiser put Measures N, E, and B in a new light.

Having the fire department analyze, interpret, and present important data to recommend higher taxes without the guidance of data experts will lead to false conclusions and wrong decisions.

Local residents gathered to hear from a panel of local leaders about Measure B, a citywide sales tax initiative which will appear on the March 5th primary ballot for residents of the City of Grass Valley.

In March, residents of the City of Grass Valley will see Measure B on their ballots, which proposes a sales tax increase.