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Campaign for City Parcel Tax, Measure T, kicks off with letter from Mayor
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Voters will be asked to approve Measure T in March, a renewal of the basic parcel tax which helps fund city services.City
City moves closer to putting parcel tax renewal measure on 2020 ballot
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The tax generates about 8% of Piedmont’s general fund budget and ranges from $535 to $903 depending on home size.pensions
Is your city ready for California’s next recession?
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The economy may be flush, but recession is on the horizon -- check out the data to see where Piedmont stacks up for pensions, reserves and overall risk.Elections
Letter to the Editor | Piedmont teachers, classified staff endorse G&H
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We care deeply about our students--please help us to continue building excellent schools and meeting the needs of all students by voting yes on G and H.Elections
Commentary | Making the case for Measures G&H
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Piedmont students receive less funding per student and teachers are paid less than those in many nearby districts.City
Budget committee to recommend that city extend, increase municipal services special tax
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Budget Advisory and Financial Planning Committee finds current revenues insufficient to maintain City buildings, parks and other facilities.Elections
Tax Talk: What Measures G&H will do
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On November 5, residents will be asked once again to vote for a school parcel tax -- two of them -- which will account for over 30% of the PUSD budget.California
Commentary | Tax vote issue gets cloudier
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Conflicting Superior Court decisions have created uncertainty over the 2/3 vote requirement for some local tax increases.Featured in Category
