California
Taxes
School bonds usually are a cinch in California — what happened this time?
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For 20 years, Californians have routinely supported school bonds, but this time but this time the returns aren't looking so positive.city
City parcel tax Measure T passes with ease
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Over 80% of Piedmonters going to the polls voted to continue the existing Municipal Services Special Tax which funds city services.City
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
