Extension of existing one-cent transactions and use (sales) tax
City of Colusa · Colusa County · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
To fund general city services, such as providing police/fire/emergency medical services and improving the City of Colusa's streets, parks and other infrastructure, shall an ordinance extending the existing a one-cent transactions and use tax (commonly referred to as the local sales tax) for an additional four years be adopted, providing approximately $1.25 million annually, with all funds locally controlled, a citizen's oversight committee and subject to annual audits?
In plain language
Measure B would extend the City of Colusa's existing one-cent sales tax for four more years. The money would pay for general city services. Examples named include police, fire and emergency medical services, and city streets, parks, and other infrastructure. All funds would stay under local control. A citizens' oversight committee and yearly audits would check the spending. A YES vote extends the tax for four more years. A NO vote means the tax is not extended.
Fiscal impact
Extends the existing one-cent sales tax for four more years. It would raise about $1.25 million a year.
Official ballot arguments
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Supporters say
No public statements in favor were found.
Opponents say
No public statements against were found.