A Selma sales tax and Measure C
Where it standsThe council voted 5-0 in February 2026 not to pursue a Selma-specific tax measure for now.
What's on the tableThe next council will decide whether to put a city sales tax before voters if the county transportation tax Measure C lapses.
City budget and retiree benefits
Where it standsThe council approved mid-year budget amendments 4-1 in February 2026 and left the retiree health stipend unchanged.
What's on the tableThe next council will set future budgets and decide whether to raise the monthly retiree health stipend.
Pet license fees
Where it standsThe council held off on new fees for unaltered dogs and cats for at least three months.
What's on the tableThe council will decide whether to adopt higher license fees for unaltered pets.
Police and fire funding
Where it standsMeasure S, a half-cent sales tax approved by voters, helps fund police and fire services.
What's on the tableThe council oversees police and fire budgets that Measure S helps pay for.
- Measure S is a half-cent sales tax increase approved by voters to help fund police and fire services in Selma. City of Selma ↗
- A five-member oversight committee checks that Measure S money is spent according to the measure's expenditure plan. City of Selma ↗