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KWMR Interviews Mimi Willard

Listen to a podcast of CO$T founder, Mimi Willard, on KWMR’s Pieces of Peace/Right Now   March 2, 2017 From Point Reyes Station. LINK HERE Show host Susan Santiago interviews CO$T’s founder, Mimi Willard. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the potential tax and fee increases challenging Marin residents; what’s driving them;

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Oppose SB-1 Transportation Tax Bill

Oppose SB-1 Transportation Tax Bill: Too Much Money, Wrong Priorities, You Don’t Get a Vote Call Senator Mike McGuire’s office to voice your concerns about Senate Bill 1, a poor-policy transportation bill that substantially raises gasoline, diesel, and vehicle registration taxes and fees.  This bill goes before the Governance and Finance Committee, in late February or early March

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Tam Going the Wrong Way

At its special meeting in December, the Transportation Authority of Marin’s consultant-lobbyist, Gus Khouri, proposed to help TAM get a sales tax increase. As a first step, the lobbyist would give state Sen. Mike McGuire draft legislation that Khouri labeled “innocuous.” Synonyms for that word include harmless, innocent, unobjectionable, nontoxic. What’s transpired since then has

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Thanks San Rafael

Good news! At its 1/17/17 meeting, the San Rafael City Council voted 4-1 to table indefinitely acting on the Transportation Authority of Marin’s request for endorsement of a plan that could have ultimately resulted in the sales tax rate throughout Marin rising as much as 0.5%. To move forward with its plan, TAM was seeking

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CO$T Taxpayer Town Hall

CO$T Taxpayer Town Hall Featuring Professor Joe Nation Spinnaker Restaurant Conference Room, 100 Spinnaker Drive, Sausalito February 15, 2017 – 7PM Local government and agencies are seeking new and increased taxes and fees to pay for schools, roads, water, sewer, fire, and other core services. Funding for essential services dries up because of undisciplined spending

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