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Measure CC: Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District

Marin Healthcare District · Marin County · November 3, 2026

The question on your ballot

Shall the measure funding expanded and upgraded emergency room, intensive care, hospital, and other medical facilities to care for trauma, heart attack, stroke, and other patients and attract qualified doctors and nurses, with no funds for administrator salaries, by enacting a parcel tax of 14¢ per square foot of improved building area annually, generating approximately $12,400,000 annually for 30 years, subject to annual audits and citizens' committee oversight, be adopted?

Official ballot arguments

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What supporters and opponents say — outside sources (not official ballot arguments)

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Supporters say

  • “the intent of the district would be to utilize the parcel tax proceeds for capital purposes”
    — Jason Ruben, medical director and chair of MarinHealth emergency medicine, The Ark (2026) · Election 2026: Measure CC hospital tax would raise $12.4 million a year for MarinHealth ER, ICU
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Opponents say

  • “Opposing Measure CC is not opposing MarinHealth.”
    — FAIRPAC, independent-expenditure committee, noceo.org (FAIRPAC / Faith and Reason PAC) (2026) · Vote No on Measure CC
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