
Measure G Renewal Information and Reports
Potential Renewal of Measure G will continue Funding Police, Fire & Streets without raising Taxes.
In 2016, Marysville voters approved Measure G, a measure that raised the local sales tax by one cent.
Measure G was to be used to:
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Hire more Police Officers
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Increase neighborhood patrols
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Reduce 911 response time
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Fire safety and emergency response services
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Street and sidewalk repairs
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Reducing debt and rebuilding financial reserves
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For nearly eight years, the City of Marysville has invested the revenue generated by Measure G back into the community – hiring more Police Officers and increasing neighborhood patrols; ensuring our Fire Department is properly prepared and staffed for emergencies; and beginning to repair our local streets and sidewalks.
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By keeping our City safe, clean, and well-maintained, Measure G helps protect our property values and help keep Marysville a special place to live.
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Measure G is set to expire in 2026.
To continue funding for essential city services, the City of Marysville is considering a measure on the November 2024 ballot to renew this source of funding at the current rate - without raising taxes. It would simply extend the one cent funding previously approved by voters.
Renewing Measure G will allow Marysville to:
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Maintain Marysville Police Department’s neighborhood patrols
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Continue to provide quick responses to 9-1-1 emergencies, fires, and EMT services
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Fix potholes, maintain city streets, sidewalks
