Buchanan County voters will soon decide on Proposition K, a ballot measure that would establish a quarter-cent countywide sales tax to fund mental health services for youth ages 19 and under. If approved on November 3, the initiative is projected to generate $4.5 million annually to support local agencies and families, with financial oversight provided…
Buchanan County voters will soon decide on Proposition K, a ballot measure that would establish a quarter-cent countywide sales tax to fund mental health services for youth ages 19 and under. If approved on November 3, the initiative is projected to generate $4.5 million annually to support local agencies and families, with financial oversight provided by a nine-member board appointed by county commissioners. Proponents say the fund will provide crucial early interventions and long-term community benefits, while strict state guidelines will dictate exactly how the revenue can be distributed.
