- Plumas County Board of Supervisors is proposing a 1% countywide sales tax to address a persistent budget deficit.
- The measure will be placed on the June 2026 ballot and requires a two-thirds majority to pass.
- The tax is expected to generate $3 million annually, with revenue split roughly equally between residents and visitors.
- The county’s current sales tax is among the lowest in the region, and the new tax would bring it closer to neighboring areas.
- Previous attempts to pass revenue-raising ballot measures have failed to gain even a simple majority.
Source: plumassun.org
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