A measure headed to the November ballot in Vallejo would establish a 0.875 cent sales tax to raise an estimated $18 million annually for infrastructure repair and “quality of life issues” such as homelessness, illegal dumping, fire protection and crime prevention.
The Vallejo City Council voted 5-2 to approve the “City of Vallejo Safe Streets and Essential Services” measure.
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