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City of Escondido Measure I

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City of Escondido Measure I is represented here as an official City web-page snapshot used for reviewed ballot-measure outcome, source-stated implementation, and oversight-resource context.

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Use this source for reviewed Measure I outcome and source-stated implementation context.

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Full source-scope note

Use this official City web-page snapshot for reviewed Measure I outcome and source-stated implementation context only. Check current City records, San Diego County Registrar result records, official canvass or statement-of-vote records, Ordinance No. 2024-08, tax records, oversight committee records, budgets, audits, and legal sources before relying on certification, current tax administration, current revenue, expenditures, oversight membership, committee actions, budget execution, service delivery, legal effect, or later amendments.

Source snapshot

  • City of Escondido · web-page · retrieved 2026-05-25T21:24:35-07:00

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Overview

City of Escondido Measure I is represented here as an official City web-page snapshot used for reviewed ballot-measure outcome, source-stated implementation, and oversight-resource context.

This page is a source-document page. It does not publish voter guidance, campaign advocacy, legal advice, tax advice, current tax-administration status, current revenue, expenditure tracking, budget execution, service-delivery outcomes, current oversight membership, committee action, meeting schedules, or implementation conclusions beyond the source-stated page text.

Source Details

Reviewed Measure Context

The saved City page says Escondido voters approved Measure I in the November 2024 election with 61.12% in favor and 38.88% against, citing the San Diego County Registrar of Voters.

Measure I implements a one-cent sales tax increase, raises the sales tax rate from 7.75% to 8.75%, and is projected to generate approximately $28 million annually over the next 20 years. The saved City page lists public safety, homelessness, streets, sidewalks, infrastructure, police, fire, paramedic services, traffic congestion, parks, trails, and open space among the source-stated service and infrastructure uses.

The page also says the City established a Citizens' Oversight Committee for transparency and accountability, says committee members are appointed for two-year terms, and links to committee meeting calendar and agenda resources, committee bylaws, and Ordinance No. 2024-08.

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The result statement here comes from the official City page and cites the County Registrar. It does not replace the Registrar's official result record, an official canvass, a statement of vote, the ordinance text, tax-administration records, budget records, audits, oversight committee records, or legal review.

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Change and source dates

Latest page update
2026-06-07
Latest source check
2026-05-26
Source snapshot
2026-05-25T21:24:35-07:00

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References

  1. City of Escondido Measure I
    City of Escondido · web-page · retrieved 2026-05-25T21:24:35-07:00 · profile official-city-election-record · Origin
    Source id: source-2026-05-26-city-of-escondido-measure-i-web-page

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This page does not publish voter guidance, campaign advocacy, legal advice, tax advice, Registrar canvass replacement, current tax-administration status, current revenue, expenditure tracking, budget execution, service-delivery outcomes, current oversight membership, committee action, meeting schedules, legal effect, or implementation conclusions beyond the source-stated page text.

Check current City records, San Diego County Registrar result records, official canvass or statement-of-vote records, Ordinance No. 2024-08, tax records, oversight committee records, budgets, audits, and legal sources before relying on certification, current tax administration, current revenue, expenditures, oversight membership, committee actions, budget execution, service delivery, legal effect, or later amendments.

Source Notes

The source used here is the official City Measure I web-page snapshot. It can support source-stated outcome and implementation context. It does not replace current City records, Registrar result records, official canvass or statement-of-vote records, ordinance text, tax records, oversight committee records, budgets, audits, or legal sources.

Sources

  • source-2026-05-26-city-of-escondido-measure-i-web-page: City of Escondido Measure I.
  • Publisher: City of Escondido
  • Retrieved at: 2026-05-25T21:24:35-07:00
  • Origin URL: https://www.escondido.gov/1219/Measure-I
Sources & verification
  • claim-2026-05-26-city-of-escondido-measure-i-web-page-approval-result (decision, text.txt line 30): The City of Escondido Measure I page says Escondido voters approved Measure I in the November 2024 election with 61.12% in favor and 38.88% against, citing the San Diego County Registrar of Voters.
  • claim-2026-05-26-city-of-escondido-measure-i-web-page-tax-and-service-context (policy, text.txt lines 30-46 and 76-82): The City of Escondido Measure I page says Measure I implements a one-cent sales tax increase, raises the sales tax rate from 7.75% to 8.75%, is projected to generate approximately $28 million annually over 20 years, and lists public safety, homelessness, streets, sidewalks, infrastructure, police, fire, paramedic services, traffic congestion, parks, trails, and open space among essential services and infrastructure uses.
  • claim-2026-05-26-city-of-escondido-measure-i-web-page-oversight-resources (organization, text.txt lines 48-70): The City of Escondido Measure I page says the City established a Citizens' Oversight Committee for transparency and accountability, says committee members are appointed for two-year terms, and links to a committee meeting calendar and agendas, committee bylaws, and Ordinance No. 2024-08.