Juneau Voters Face Three Fiscal Decisions | Anchorage News

Juneau’s voters face three big fiscal showdowns in their upcoming municipal election—each could reshape the city’s finances. Proposition A seeks to renew a 3% sales tax, vital for funding police, fire, and roads, warning that without it, the city could lose a third of its operating budget. Proposition B wants to undo last year’s property tax cut by restoring the mill rate cap to 12 from 9, arguing it gives the city emergency flexibility and better serves renters than property owners. Proposition C proposes a seasonal 1% sales tax (April–September) to fund recreation like pools and ski areas, following the rejection of a more sweeping recreation tax. Critics say these measures are reactive and too frequent, urging voters to wait for the long-term effects of past cuts. With the election fast approaching, Juneau’s future hinges on how voters decide to fund essential services and public amenities.

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