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November 2026 Ballot Measures
5 local measures on Mendocino County ballots Nov. 3: What each one does and costs
Two are city taxes, one pays for ambulances on the south coast, and two are bonds from districts based in neighboring counties.
Point Arena voters will decide on an increased transient occupancy tax this Novemberย
The city has limited means to build its general fund. But will the tax discourage tourists?
If Measure D fails, ambulances on Mendocino County’s south coast could drop to one during some hoursย
A single hospital run can take up to seven hours start to finish.ย
Fort Bragg council will add fire tax measure to November ballot
If approved, the tax would collect $50 per parcel each year for 10 years.
Q&A Series
Ukiah City Council candidates

Ukiahโs biggest challenges according to city council candidates
Candidates cite rising costs of doing business, housing and job markets pushing out youth.ย
Ukiah city council candidates address working-class housing stock
Candidates acknowledge Ukiah is built out and offer suggestions to increase housing.ย
Ukiahโs top issues and priorities, how city council candidates would approach solutions
Candidates talk water, homelessness, infrastructure, public safety, economic development and jobs. ย
Ukiah City Council candidates talk about emergency servicesย
Funding, grants, retention and recruitment are all part of a multi-agency system.ย
Ukiah City Council candidates discuss how, in hindsight, they would have handled annexationย
Better communication, smaller scale, clearer goals are common themes.ย
Q&A Series
Fort Bragg City Council candidates

Hearing all the voices: Fort Braggโs Latino and senior residents
City Council candidates tackle how to engage and serve Latino and older residents.
Fort Bragg City Council candidates discuss tourismโs importance to the economy
The puzzle is how to strike a balance between dependence on tourism and its impacts on jobs, housing and essential services.
Fort Bragg City Council candidates discuss obstacles to progress
Candidates offer ideas to increase economic diversity, job creation, energy independence and more.
Fort Bragg City Council candidates share their top priorities
From infrastructure and public safety to housing, Fort Bragg candidates detail the top focus areas where they aim to make an immediate four-year impact.
Fort Bragg City Council candidates weigh in city’s long-term challenges
Candidates address housing affordability, economic development, and community well-being,



