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Strong Schools. Strong Communities. Measure V continues our community's locally-controlled investment in students. It is not a new tax.
Since 2004
Locally-controlled school funding
Year local voters first invested in our schools
Lost per year without Measure V
New taxes created by Measure V
Elected officials and trustees endorsing Measure V
About Measure V
Continuing our community's investment in students
Since 2004, West Contra Costa voters have supported locally-controlled funding for our public schools. Measure V continues that commitment, protecting the classrooms, programs, and staff our students depend on.
Continues our community’s investment in students first approved in 2004
It is not a new tax: Measure V renews existing local funding
Prevents the loss of roughly $10 million a year in school funding
Keeps decisions, and dollars, local, not controlled by Sacramento
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Our community supports Measure V
Educators and elected leaders across our community.
“Measure V ensures our students have the safe spaces they deserve to learn and thrive.”
Cameron Sasai
Councilmember, Pinole City Council
“This funding stays local and keeps the commitments our community made to our students and classrooms.”
Leslie Reckler
Trustee, West Contra Costa Unified School District
“Measure V protects funding our schools already rely on, without raising taxes on our families.”
Madeline Kronenberg
Former Trustee, West Contra Costa Unified School District
Strong schools build strong communities
Join parents, educators, and neighbors across West Contra Costa in voting yes on Measure V.