Boulder City Council places $400-million ballot measure
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What happened
The city council placed a $400-million ballot measure on October 31, 2026. A community editorial board member criticized the measure, stating it is a tax increase. The report also noted that the new estimate for the measure, called CoCo, is $4.7 billion, similar to the original estimate for FasTracks, despite $5.5 billion already being spent on FasTracks.
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Why it matters
The measure is tied to climate change and local taxes in Boulder. Critics suggest that the measure could make life more expensive in Boulder. The report compares the new cost estimate for the measure to the multi-billion-dollar FasTracks project.
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Who's involved
- city councilThe legislative body that placed the $400-million ballot measure.
- BoulderThe city where the ballot measure will be decided.
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