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Alameda schools parcel tax supporters hoping to get out March 5 vote

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If Measure E doesn't pass, the Alameda Unified School District will reportedly lose $24 million, amounting to 20% of its annual budget. Measure E will continue a combined total parcel tax of 58.5 cents per square foot on all Alameda buildings starting on July 1 of next year. The tax rate will not change, and taxes are not being increased.

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Alameda schools parcel tax supporters hoping to get out March 5 vote

In addition to voting on the eventual candidates for president, U.S. senator and other offices in the November elections, Alameda city voters in the upcoming March 5 primary election will vote on Measure E, an Alameda schools parcel tax. Related Articles Local News | Alameda schools tax, budget cuts on menu at special meeting Local News | Alameda parcel tax secures narrow victory Local News | Court rul…

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East Bay Times broke the news in Walnut Creek, United States on Tuesday, February 20, 2024.
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