That tax is set to expire this year, but Prop 411 would extend that tax for another 10 years in order to expand the city’s road revival plan.
TUCSON, Ariz. — The city of Tucson is holding a special election on May 17 with only one item on the ballot: Prop 411.
“We continually complain about how bad our roads are,” Tucson Metro Chamber chair Edmund Marquez said Thursday. “This is our opportunity to repair our roads. This is our opportunity to invest in our community.” “Better bike lanes,” said Marquez. “How many times do we hear about pedestrians being hit by vehicles and killed in our streets? This makes it a safer place for our citizens.”
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