City of Eureka Measure I: Transient Occupancy Tax Increase
Eureka city, California
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Eureka would raise its hotel tax from 10% to 12% of the room price for stays under 30 days, starting January 2027, raising about $700,000 a year for general city services. Hotel, motel and vacation rental guests pay it, not residents in their homes.
Proposed by: Eureka City Council
The city's elected council, which put a hotel tax increase on the ballot to help close a city budget shortfall.
Source: kymkemp.com
A YES vote means
The hotel tax rises from 10% to 12% for short stays, with the money going to general city services.
A NO vote means
The hotel tax stays at 10%.
Sources: humalertca.gov · humboldtgov.org