Santa Cruz County clerk services return to Watsonville on Friday
For the last few years, Watsonville residents who have wanted to apply for passports or marriage licenses have had to drive to Santa Cruz to do so.
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For the last few years, Watsonville residents who have wanted to apply for passports or marriage licenses have had to drive to Santa Cruz to do so.
Santa Cruz County Clerk Tricia Webber told the Sentinel ballots for the March 5 presidential primary will be mailed out to voters the first week of February with voter guides sent about a week prior.
"I believe Monica has the right skill set, experience and dedication to our community needed to take on this role," said McPherson in a release shared Sunday. "She has been a terrific leader for our County, especially when it comes to health and human services, which are critical areas for the Board of Supervisors. I know she will work hard for the people of the Fifth District."
The measure, called the Santa Cruz County Safe Drinking Water, Clean Beaches, Wildfire Risk Reduction and Wildlife Protection Act, would levy an $87 per parcel tax across the county that is estimated by organizers to raise about $7.5 million annually in locally-controlled funding.
Scotts Valley’s Measure V, a parcel tax that will provide funding for the Scotts Valley Unified School District, will officially pass into law and pick up where Measure A leaves off.