Ballot Questions

There will be three questions on the November ballot. All three questions would need to pass for a pool to be constructed and operating in our community.

Question 2A: Sales and Use Tax Increase for a Community Pool

Question 6A: Operating Mill Levy

Question 6B: Pool Debt Financing

To the right are links to the information on each question individually. It includes the actual ballot language and an explanation of each question. We also have videos explaining each question.

People swimming in a pool, including a lifeguard interacting with a child.

A 3D rendering of a modern recreational facility with parking, surrounded by snowy landscape.

Ballot Question 2A

Language and Explanation for Ballot Question 2A

A chart explaining a proposed 4.0 mill levy increase's impact on property taxes by home value in Canon City, Colorado.

Ballot Question 6A

Language and Explanation for Ballot Question 6A

A sunny outdoor pool area with people swimming, lounging, and a colorful water playground.

Ballot Question 6B

Language and Explanation for Ballot Question 6B

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