City of Tucson Proposition 421 (Tucson Electric Power Franchise)
Source: pima.gov
What does this measure do?
Supports: Cost of Living Reduction, Public Infrastructure
Tucson would give Tucson Electric Power a new 25-year permit to run power lines in city streets, and TEP would pay the city the same fee as today. TEP would also fund about $64 million over 25 years for grid upgrades, clean energy, and energy-saving help for low-income households.
Read the official ballot measure
Proposed by: Tucson Mayor and Council
The city's elected council voted to put the Tucson Electric Power franchise to voters. Arizona requires voter approval before a city grants a utility franchise.
Source: tep.com
A YES vote means
TEP gets the new 25-year permit, and its promised $64 million for grid upgrades, clean energy, and help for low-income households takes effect.
A NO vote means
TEP does not get the new permit, and the linked funding agreement does not take effect.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Sources: tucsonaz.gov2
Source: tucsonaz.gov