Compare positions on Measure N: Streets, Public Safety, Essential City Services Measure in Santa Ana

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Measure N: Streets, Public Safety, Essential City Services Measure

People making taxable purchases would keep paying a 1.5% city sales tax without a scheduled reduction or end date.

Taxable shopping would keep its 1.5% city tax without a scheduled reduction or end.

City services would retain about $30 million a year after the scheduled rate cut. City officials would decide spending.

City services currently receive sales tax money that the council can spend on lawful city purposes.

Taxable store sales would leave shopkeepers collecting 1.5% for Santa Ana instead of a lower rate.