Measure K FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Measure K - Campbell Local Funding & Community Services Measure

 

Q:     What is Measure K?

A:   If enacted, Measure K will establish a reliable source of funding to maintain police and fire protection, local streets, sidewalks, libraries, parks, and sports/recreation centers. Measure K is a 2024 local ½ cent sales tax which would generate approximately $7,000,000 per year for the City if enacted.

 

Q:      Why was Measure K placed on the ballot?

A:     Maintaining quality, core services help Campbell to remain a safe, beautiful, and vibrant place to live, work and raise a family, and maintain the value of our homes. 


Q:      Does Measure K maintain public safety?

A:   Yes. Additional funding generated by Measure K will help maintain City services such as neighborhood patrols and officers on the street. The City also wants to invest in tracking/investigating crime and maintaining 911 response times.

 

Q:      What about our parks?

A:      In today’s digital age, it is more important than ever to give Campbell youth opportunities for sports and recreation. If enacted, Measure K could provide a local source of funds to invest in maintaining playgrounds, parks, and programs that keep kids active and learning, especially after school and in the summertime.

Q:      What community priorities have been identified?

A:     In a summer community survey, Campbell residents identified the following priorities: maintaining Campbell’s fiscal stability, emergency medical services, 911 response times, and fire protection services. Additionally, residents want our public spaces and parks to be safe and free of litter.


Q:      What else is on the ballot? 

A:      November 5th is Campbell’s Municipal Election. In addition to Measure K, voters living in City Council Districts 1 and 2 can choose/elect their local city council representative. As this year is a Presidential election—in addition to federal and state candidates, there are state propositions and other local measures on your November ballot.

 

Q:      Where can I get more information about Measure K? 

A:     For more information about Measure K, including the official ballot materials, visit campbellca.gov. to update your voter registration, visit https://vote.santaclaracounty.gov/register-vote/update-my-voter-registration. To register to vote, visit https://vote.santaclaracounty.gov/register-vote