Novato City Council: Respect Services, Respect Democracy

Novato City Council: Respect Services, Respect Democracy

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During the November 2024 elections, Novato voters passed Measure M. Replacing a former sales tax, Measure M is estimated to bring in $10 million of locally controlled revenue per year. As described on the City of Novato’s website, this funding was proposed to “directly support community-identified priorities such as public safety and emergency response, roadway repairs, and parks and facilities maintenance.” 

Unfortunately, Novato city council is refusing to follow through on their promise to Novato’s voters. 

As a community, we passed Major M to provide the necessary funds to make our city thrive. The City of Novato must ...

During the November 2024 elections, Novato voters passed Measure M. Replacing a former sales tax, Measure M is estimated to bring in $10 million of locally controlled revenue per year. As described on the City of Novato’s website, this funding was proposed to “directly support community-identified priorities such as public safety and emergency response, roadway repairs, and parks and facilities maintenance.” 

Unfortunately, Novato city council is refusing to follow through on their promise to Novato’s voters. 

As a community, we passed Major M to provide the necessary funds to make our city thrive. The City of Novato must honor the will of the voters. The City should follow its strategic plan to recruit and retain staff so that we can fix Novato's potholes and keep our City safe.

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E-mail Novato City Council to demand that they respect the will of the voters. Measure M funds must be spent directly supporting our community — priorities like public safety and emergency response, roadway repairs, and parks and facilities maintenance

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