Voters in Albany are being asked to mull over six local measures on the Nov. 3 ballot — five of them are tax measures, at least two of which are in direct response to the closure of the Golden Gate Fields horse track and the revenue it generated for the city.
The waterfront track sits on 161 acres, straddles the Albany/Berkeley border, and was a major contributor to Albany’s tax base before it ceased operations in 2024.
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