Concord voters will be presented in November with a ballot measure on whether to approve extending and increasing a sales tax city leaders expect will raise about $27 million a year for myriad municipal needs.
The council last week voted unanimously to support the measure, now known simply as the “Concord City Services Measure” with no letter assigned.
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