Past Measure Z Recipients

Measure Z is a half-cent local sales tax passed by voters in 2014 and renewed in 2018. Funds from Measure Z are intended for public safety and essential services. This funding has been used to maintain and improve services for roads, law enforcement, behavioral health intervention, prosecution, probation, indigent defense and more. Here are the past recipients of Measure Z funds.

  1. Fiscal Year 2024-25
  2. Fiscal Year 2023-24
  3. Fiscal Year 2022-23
  4. Fiscal Year 2021-22
  5. Fiscal Year 2020-21
  6. Fiscal Year 2019-20
  7. Fiscal Year 2018-19
  8. Fiscal Year 2017-18
  9. Fiscal Year 2016-17
  10. Fiscal Year 2015-16

Fiscal Year 2025-2026

Total Allocations: $13,799,920

AgencyProjectAllocation
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office43 Sheriff positions
(i.e. deputies)
$6,971,361
Humboldt County Fire Chief's AssociationDispatch services, safety equipment, planning$2,000,000
Humboldt County District Attorney12 District Attorney positions
(i.e. prosecutor)
$1,742,829
Humboldt County DHHS7 DHHS positions
(i.e. child welfare-social services worker)
$968,238
Humboldt County Probation5 Probations position
(i.e. probation officers)
$645,492
City of Fortuna2 Fortuna Police Department positions
(i.e. drug task force officer)
$397,901
K'ima:w Medical CenterAmbulance services$325,000
Humboldt County Public Defender2 Public Defender positions
(i.e. public defender)
$316,424
Southern Trinity Area RescueAmbulance services$137,500
City of Rio Dell2 Rio Dell Police Department positions
(i.e. community service officer)
$116,156
Humboldt County Human Resources1 Human Resource position
(i.e. human resources technician) 
$107,114
City of TrinidadWater system equipment replacement$40,000
City of EurekaEnhanced safety equipment for Eureka Police Department$31,950
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