Roseville Local Sales Tax Oversight Committee reviews Measure B expenditures and plans council report

The Local Sales Tax Citizens Oversight Committee of Roseville has taken significant steps to ensure transparency and accountability regarding the use of funds from Measure B, a sales tax initiative approved by voters in 2018. During their meeting on March 26, 2025, the committee unanimously approved a report summarizing the revenue and expenditures related to this tax, which will be presented to the city council on April 16.

Committee Chair Jordan Bunnell opened the meeting, emphasizing the committee's role in reviewing financial results and ensuring that the funds are utilized effectively. The committee's report, drafted by Vice Chair Stephanie Hill and Committee Member Kathy Kitchell, reflects the financial activities from the previous fiscal year, which ended on June 30, 2024. This report is crucial for maintaining public trust and ensuring that the community is informed about how tax dollars are being spent.

In addition to approving the report, the committee designated Hill and Kitchell to present their findings to the city council, reinforcing the importance of direct communication between the committee and local government. This decision highlights the committee's commitment to transparency and community engagement.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, marking another productive session focused on fiscal responsibility and community oversight. As the committee prepares for its presentation to the city council, residents can expect continued efforts to ensure that Measure B funds are managed effectively for the benefit of Roseville.