With six days left until Election Day, the Yes on Q campaign continues to collect cash to convince voters to approve a $348 million bond measure for Solano Community College.
No money was reported raised by those opposed to the bond, formally called the Solano Community College District Student/Veterans Affordable Education, Job Training, Classroom Repair Measure. It would, if approved on Tuesday, lead to an average property tax assessment of $57 to repair or replace existing buildings at the school’s main campus and provide for new student services buildings at SCC’s Vacaville and Vallejo centers, among other things.
In the most recent financial disclosure statement, covering the time between Oct. 1 and 20, Yes on Q campaign treasurer Patrick R. Killingsworth of Vallejo reported cash contributions of $81,150, for a to-date total of $201,770, including $11,520 of in-kind contributions.
via Yes on Q campaign in Solano County brings in $201770 to date.