The Oakland City Council voted this week to place a new parcel tax measure on the June ballot that would raise money for a wide range of city services, including police and fire.
Tuesday’s vote to put the “Oakland Public Safety, Cleanliness and Community Accountability Act of 2026” on the June 2 ballot was required by law after the Alameda County Registrar of Voters certified that proponents had gathered enough signatures.
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