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Marin County Considers Parcel Tax to Fund Childcare and Education

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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What happened

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Supporters of a tax measure in Marin County are advocating for a successful do-over in the November election. The proposed Measure P would introduce a parcel tax, initially requiring property owners to pay 5 cents per building square foot on the first 100,000 square feet. The tax is intended to raise an estimated $12.5 million annually over 15 years for childcare scholarships and facility upgrades.

From marinij.com

Why it matters

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The organization supporting the measure is an employer-led, public policy nonprofit whose membership includes Marin County, Sutter Health, Comcast, Lucasfilm, and Kaiser Permanente. Proponents state that the current struggles in Marin County regarding affordable childcare are becoming a workforce and economic issue for the community.

From marinij.com

Who's involved

  • Marin CountyCounty in California, United States, where the tax measure is proposed.
  • Sutter HealthIntegrated health delivery system that is a member of the supporting nonprofit organization.
  • LucasfilmFilm and television production company whose interests are represented in the organization.
  • ComcastMultinational telecommunications conglomerate and member of the supporting nonprofit organization.
  • Kaiser PermanenteIntegrated managed care company and member of the supporting nonprofit organization.

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