City of Twentynine Palms · San Bernardino County · November 3, 2026 California General Election
Measure G: Transactions and Use Tax
The question on your ballot
Shall the measure funding services for City of Twentynine Palms residents (including those required for maintaining 911 and emergency response times, police officers and patrols; repairing streets/sidewalks; responding to floods/natural disasters; maintaining clean and safe public parks; and upgrading the animal shelter) by levying a transaction (sales) and use tax of 1%, providing approximately $2,000,000 in funds annually until ended by voters, requiring audits, public spending disclosures, and that all funds are used locally, be adopted? [2]
Ballot question from the City of Twentynine Palms's resolution placing the measure on the ballot; the printed ballot may differ slightly.
Vote YES or NO on the question exactly as printed. 50% + 1.
Official documents
The county publishes the impartial analysis and the arguments for and against as PDFs. ThinkBallot links them as published; it doesn't summarize them.
- Measure G: resolution (PDF)
- Measure G: full text (PDF)
- Measure G: Impartial (PDF)
- Measure G: Argument For (PDF)
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