CBS 8 San Diego | Breaking down Measure G | San Diego County half-cent sales tax for transportation projects @cbs8sandiego | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
A “YES” to Measure G will raise the sales tax a half-cent to fund road and transportation improvements in San Diego County.
More than half of the money raised from Measure G will go to public transit. SANDAG oversees the projects and critics said they don’t trust SANDAG, while supporters said Measure G is a step toward a more sustainable future for the county.
CBS 8 sat down with Manny Rodriguez with the City Heights Community Development Corporation that’s part of “Yes for Measure G” and with San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond. Desmond used to be on the board for SANDAG and says “No” to Measure G.
MORE ON MEASURE G: cbs8.com/article/news/politics/elections/measure-g/509-e4f42a8e-6439-4930-9a9c-adb315b74cdc
A “YES” to Measure G will raise the sales tax a half-cent to fund road and transportation improvements in San Diego County.
More than half of the money raised from Measure G will go to public transit. SANDAG oversees the projects and critics said they don’t trust SANDAG, while supporters said Measure G is a step toward a more sustainable future for the county.
CBS 8 sat down with Manny Rodriguez with the City Heights Community Development Corporation that’s part of “Yes for Measure G” and with San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond. Desmond used to be on the board for SANDAG and says “No” to Measure G.
MORE ON MEASURE G: cbs8.com/article/news/politics/elections/measure-g/509-e4f42a8e-6439-4930-9a9c-adb315b74cdc
