Washington E-911 surcharge and Jones tax passes
Washington County residents approved a 50 cent monthly E-911 surcharge to fund radio upgrades, lasting 24 months. In Jones County a 1 percent local option sales tax passed in rural areas but tied in Martelle, leaving Martelle without the tax.
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Amendments Debate Divides Iowa Voters On Taxes
Supporters led by Iowans for Tax Relief and the Iowa Farm Bureau argue amendments would protect taxpayers and curb spending. Opponents say the changes threaten democracy and education by restricting one person one vote and boosting state controls. Secretary Culver estimates the statewide vote could cost 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
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