San Tan Valley

San Tan Valley residents to vote on permanent base adjustment in November

Residents in San Tan Valley will vote on a permanent base adjustment on Nov. 3.

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Residents of San Tan Valley will be voting on Proposition 411 in November, which will decide whether to raise the town’s annual budget ceiling to $850 million.

The state’s constitution imposes an expenditure limitation on all Arizona cities and towns based on a formula adopted by the State Legislature in 1979-80. The formula determines the amount of money that can be used to fund municipal services each year, regardless of the money the town collects.

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