Proposition 416: Permanent Base Adjustment
What does this measure do?
Raises Tolleson's long-term spending limit to about $337 million in the first year. The city could use money it already collects for services without raising your taxes.
Proposed by: Tolleson City Council
The city's elected council sent it to voters. It would let the city spend more of the money it already collects (a permanent base adjustment). Arizona requires a public vote for this.
Source: tollesonaz.portal.civicclerk.com
A YES vote means
Permanently raise the city's spending limit starting with its 2027-28 budget year. The limit would change each year with population and prices.
A NO vote means
Reject the permanent increase and keep current budget rules for two more years. Without another voter-approved change, stricter spending limits would then apply.
Sources: elections.maricopa.gov · tolleson.az.gov
Sources: tolleson.az.gov2 · azsos.gov