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Measure K Funding Updates

On April 14, 2025, the County sent a letter to all current Measure K funding recipients with important updates related to the County’s budget and potential implications for Measure K-funded services. In the spirit of transparency, the letter is now available for the public to review here.

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Discover how Measure K creates opportunities in our community

All Impact Stories
Children, Families & Seniors

Apr 15, 2025

A Family’s Odyssey: The Minivan Becomes Home in Long Quest for Housing

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Housing & Homelessness

Jan 29, 2025

Leaning on Experience, Care Navigators Help Those on the Rough Path to Stability

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Housing & Homelessness

Aug 15, 2024

At the County’s Navigation Center, Older Adults Share Struggles, Hopes

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Children, Families & Seniors

Sep 04, 2024

County Breaks Ground on North County Wellness Center, Bringing Health and Social Services Closer to Residents

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Current Measure K Information

New Priorities

In October 2023, the Board of Supervisors set new funding priority areas for Measure K.

Funding Areas

Community Feedback Process

Through listening sessions and a survey, community members were given the opportunity to voice how resources should be distributed among the priority areas.

Community Feedback

Data and Financials

Key financial information on revenues and expenditures.

Data and Reports

Oversight Committee

Conducts an annual audit of the Measure K sales and use tax revenues received by the County.

Oversight Committee

Did your organization apply for Measure K Funding?

The Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) closed on January 5, 2024.

View Funding Areas Updates

Photo Gallery

New truck with aerial ladder bolsters fire, emergency response.
Farmworkers
Health care, housing assistance and additional services for local farmworkers and their families.
Ticket Booth
Expanding opportunities for all at the all-inclusive Magical Bridge Playground in Redwood City.
After-school enrichment programs for children and youth.
Repairs and renovations for emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence.
Outdoor recreation and educational activities for our youngest residents.
Assistance that helps veterans receive the benefits they earned during their service.
Controlled burns reduce the threat of wildfires in vulnerable areas.
Summer enrichment programs for children and youth.
Summer enrichment programs for children and youth.
Emergency Operations Center
A new Regional Operations Center to coordinate response and recovery.
Gun buyback
Keeping our cities safe through gun buybacks.
Spanish Books
Providing books in multiple languages for young learners.
New facilities for County Parks.

Important Dates

July 1,

2024

Measure K NOFO Contracts Begin

November 7,

2024

Measure K Oversight Committee

February

2025

Measure K Mid-Year Perfromance Update

Late February

2025

Measure K Board of Supervisors Study Session

March

2025

Measure K FY 2025-26 Budget

Budget Presented to Board of Supervisors for Approval

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