To ensure fire/emergency medical 911 response, including improved 24/7 staffing, lifesaving equipment/training, and disaster preparedness, shall the City of Soledad’s measure, levying an annual parcel tax of $233.00/single-family unit, $174.00/multi-unit, $99.00-$134.00 plus $.07 per building square foot for non-residential parcels, adjusted yearly by 3% or less, providing $1,000,000 annually until ended by voters, with funds exclusively for reliable 911 emergency medical/fire response and requiring local control/oversight, be adopted?

To ensure fire/emergency medical 911 response, including 24-hour staffing, updated lifesaving equipment/training, and disaster preparedness, shall the City of Gonzales’ measure, levying an annual parcel tax of $349.00/single-family unit, $262.00/multi-unit, $148-$201 plus $.07 per building square foot for non-residential parcels, adjusted annually, providing approximately $665,000 per year until ended by voters, with funds dedicated exclusively to reliable 911 emergency medical/fire response and requiring local control/oversight, be adopted?

Shall the Measure, increasing the compensation of the City of Pacific Grove City Councilmembers from $420 a month to $987 and the City of Pacific Grove Mayor from $700 a month to $1645 and with such new compensation taking effect on the date a Councilmember begins a new term of office in December 2026, be adopted?

Shall the measure to protect the City of Monterey’s financial stability / quality of life by maintaining services such as police; fire; 9-1-1 emergency response / preparedness; and other unrestricted general fund expenditures, by enacting a 0.375 percent sales tax that expires in nine years, with all funds locally controlled, with public reports / independent audits, providing approximately $4,500,000 annually, be adopted?