Taking Care of Tomorrow Today: Our Efforts to Develop Fiscal Resilience
By Robb Davis and Rochelle Swanson We have spent the past four years together on the City…
By Robb Davis and Rochelle Swanson We have spent the past four years together on the City…
On May 6, CivEnergy held a forum where the issue of Measure I was discussion. Measure I,…
On May 6, CivEnergy held a forum for the various measures including Measure H, the parks tax…
This is Mike Webb’s first budget. Unlike past budgets there is no sugar-coating here. Mike Webb makes…
by Alan Pryor Measure H is a 20-year parcel tax for Parks Maintenance at $49 per year…
by Alan Pryor Measure I is a 10-year parcel tax for Transportation Infrastructure maintenance at $99 per…
The opposition to the two tax measures on the June ballot represents an interesting merger between the…
ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MEASURE H In 1998, the citizens of Davis first approved a $49 parks…
One of the arguments I hear for the $100 campaign finance limit (now increased to $150 for…
There seems to be a perception out there that we can have our cake and eat it…
In order to put a measure or measures on the ballot for June, the city council must…
My View: I Don’t See a Lot of Nascent Opposition to the Tax Measure, but the City…
As the meeting unexpectedly went late into the evening, the council converged in agreement on a revenue…
Tonight the Davis City Council will not make the final decision on what to do about a…
Prior to the 2018 calendar year, it appeared the council was on track for around a $250…
The city council on Tuesday and the school board in the coming weeks and months will face…
One of the biggest criticisms of housing projects is the perception that they are fiscal losers for…
Time is growing short and the council now will have two meetings to act to put a…
Politics in many ways is the art of the possible, and sometimes the more ideal solution must…
The council will be asked to engage in further discussion on a possible revenue measure for June…