City of Boulder voters will be able to weigh in on two ballot measures in the Nov. 4, 2025, Regular Municipal Election. Keep reading for a summary of the measures, along with resources to learn more.
City Ballot Measures
Permanent Extension of the Community, Culture, Safety and Resilience Tax
The Community, Culture, Safety and Resilience Tax (CCRS) tax funds city capital projects and the maintenance to take care of them. It also funds community non-profits that serve the Boulder community.
- Ordinance 8710 - Extension of an existing .3 percent community, culture, resilience, and safety sales and use tax.
Increasing Debt Capacity
Fund capital improvement projects by increasing the city's debt capacity. This debt would then be repaid with dollars collected through the Community, Culture, Safety and Resilience Tax in the future.
- Ordinance 8711 - Authorizing the increase of debt to build and maintain capital improvements.
Related Resources
Shaping Your Local Government
In Boulder, we know that local government works best when the community participates and encourage eligible community members to vote. We are committed to building trust in democracy and ensuring community members have a voice.
Elections are just one of the ways you can get involved in your local government. From sharing your perspective with your elected officials to volunteering to leveraging city programs, there are many ways to engage with your local government.