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Boulder may ask voters to approve two new taxes for infrastructure in 2025

Summary by boulderreportinglab.org
The Boulder City Council is considering two new tax measures for the November 2025 ballot to raise millions for the city’s growing list of unfunded infrastructure projects. But a replacement for the failing South Boulder Recreation Center — a top priority for many residents — isn’t among them.City staff have proposed a sales tax extension and a new property tax that together could generate an estimated $22 million annually. The money would help …
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Boulder may ask voters to approve two new taxes for infrastructure in 2025

The Boulder City Council is considering two new tax measures for the November 2025 ballot to raise millions for the city’s growing list of unfunded infrastructure projects. But a replacement for the failing South Boulder Recreation Center — a top priority for many residents — isn’t among them.City staff have proposed a sales tax extension and a new property tax that together could generate an estimated $22 million annually. The money would help …

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boulderreportinglab.org broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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