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Randolph County voters to decide law enforcement sales tax

A sales tax proposal tied to law enforcement funding is headed to Randolph County voters.

Randolph County voters to decide law enforcement sales tax

Key takeaways

  • Randolph County voters will decide on a sales tax proposal.
  • The proposal is intended to fund law enforcement.
  • The vote will determine whether the measure moves forward.

Randolph County voters are set to decide on a sales tax proposal tied to law enforcement funding.

The proposal

The measure would use sales tax revenue for law enforcement funding. The proposal places the decision with voters rather than making the funding change through an administrative action alone.

What voters will decide

The central question is whether Randolph County should approve the sales tax for that purpose. A vote in favor would approve the measure; a vote against it would reject it.

Why it matters

The proposal connects a county tax decision with funding for law enforcement. The result will determine whether the sales tax moves forward as a source of that funding.

Residents should review the official ballot language and election information before voting. The county’s election process will establish when and how voters cast ballots on the measure.

What to watch

  • The official ballot language for the sales tax measure.
  • Election information on when and how Randolph County voters can cast ballots.
  • The certified result of the vote.

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