City of Chino Hills · San Bernardino County · November 3, 2026 California General Election
Measure J: Transactions and Use Tax
The question on your ballot
Chino Hills Services Measure: Shall the measure protecting Chino Hills’ financial stability and maintaining City services including public safety response times; reducing wildfire risk; preparing for/responding to wildfires/natural disasters; helping prevent crime, thefts, burglaries; keeping public areas safe/clean; protecting Clean Water Act resources; preserving/maintaining open space; supporting other city services by establishing a 1¢ sales tax, providing approximately $11,500,000 annually until ended by voters; with audits, spending disclosure, all funds used locally, be adopted? [2]
Ballot question from the City of Chino Hills'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 J: resolution (PDF)
- Measure J: full text (PDF)
- Measure J: Impartial (PDF)
- Measure J: Argument For (PDF)
- Measure J: Rebuttal to Argument For (PDF)
- Measure J: Argument Against (PDF)
- Measure J: Rebuttal to Argument Against (PDF)
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