Proposed 1% General Sales Tax Ballot Measure
Victorville
Summary
City leaders are considering putting a 1% sales tax increase on the November ballot to help pay for an estimated $865 million in backlogged infrastructure needs, including fixing roads, expanding police and fire stations, protecting water supplies, and improving parks.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Would generate approximately $29 million annually in new revenue for city infrastructure and services.
Victorville residents and motorists who will see improved road conditions, enhanced public safety response times, and upgraded city facilities.
Taxpayers and consumers who will pay higher sales tax rates across the city.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Regular Meeting of - Jun 16, 2026
The city considered adding a 1% sales tax increase to the November ballot to fund roads, public safety, and infrastructure. After heavy pushback from local auto dealers and concerns about cost-of-living pressures, the council voted down the measure.
City Council Regular Meeting of - May 19, 2026
City leaders are considering putting a 1% sales tax increase on the November ballot to help pay for an estimated $865 million in backlogged infrastructure needs, including fixing roads, expanding police and fire stations, protecting water supplies, and improving parks.
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