Garden Grove Measure O Information
On November 6, 2018, Garden Grove voters passed Measure O - Garden Grove Public Safety/9-1-1 and Vital City Services Measure, authorizing a 1-cent (1%) transaction and use (sales) tax to provide a reliable source of locally-controlled revenue for Garden Grove's public safety and quality-of-life services. Collection of the 1-cent local sales tax began on April 1, 2019.
Measure O requires strict accountability, including an independent oversight committee and annual independent audits, and regular reports back to the community. The purpose of the Measure O Oversight Committee is to provide citizen oversight of Measure O funds to ensure all funds are properly spent. Resolution No. 9540-19 defines the composition of the Measure O - Citizens' Oversight Committee, its purpose, the terms of office for committee members, and defines the scope of the committee's responsibilities and other related matters.
Measure O Citizens' Oversight Committee
- Measure O Citizens' Oversight Committee - Agenda Center
- Measure O Citizens' Oversight Committee News Release
Measure O Public Safety Plan
- City Manager Announces Immediate Start of Measure O Public Safety Plan
- Infrastructure Space Needs Assessment Report
- Infrastructure Space Needs Assessment Appendix
Other Resources
- CDTFA Letter to Businesses Regarding the New Sales Tax Rate
- Measure O Ordinance No. 2897
- Resolution Placing Measure O on the Ballot
- Official Measure O Staff Report
- Information about Measure O PowerPoint
- Measure O Frequently Asked Questions
- Measure O Frequently Asked Questions-Spanish
- Measure O Frequently Asked Questions-Vietnamese
- Issues Survey July 2018
- Garden Grove Quality of Life-Join the Conversation Documents and PSA
- Issues Survey October 2017