This funding supports essential local services that residents, businesses, commuters, visitors and families rely on every day. Without this funding and a permanent solution, our communities face real and immediate risk to vital public services.
Housing and homelessness
- Nearly 3,000 people could lose shelter access
- 5,500+ households at risk of losing rental assistance, increasing risk of homelessness
Health and public safety
- Cuts to mental health care, crisis response and wildfire prevention
- Fewer nurses, police officers, firefighters and emergency responders
Children and families
- 7,400 children could lose access to early literacy programs
Core local services
- Reductions to libraries, parks, and youth and senior programs
- Delayed road repairs and infrastructure maintenance, causing higher long-term costs