Greeley Ballot Measure 2F was struck down by residents at the polls on Tuesday with 70% of the vote, rejecting a sales tax increase to support major projects and city maintenance. The Greeley Tribune reports the measure sought to increase sales taxes on all non-food goods sold in Greeley by 0.6% to support major projects and maintenance. Initially approved by the Greeley City Council in September, 2F would have raised the current sales tax to 4.71% until 2067 or until the city no longer needs the funding, as it could be sunset earlier if all the projects are paid off before then.
Greeley residents reject sales tax increase with 70% of the vote
