Yes on Measure S fixes our roads and makes our streets safer.

NOVEMBER 3 VOTE YES ON MEASURE S

Without Raising Taxes
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Yes on Measure S prioritizes what our communities want.

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Yes on Measure S prioritizes what the people want.

Yes on Measure S makes it easier, quicker, and safer to drive in Fresno County.

Faster Emergency Response Times

Yes on Measure S helps ensure firefighters, ambulances, and police can reach emergencies faster.

Yes on Measure S modernizes public transit so it actually works for the people who depend on it most — connecting residents to jobs, school, medical care, and essential services.

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Fixing Worst Roads First

Yes on Measure S was created by our communities and guarantees the money can only be used to fix our roads.

Yes on Measure S – Better Roads. Safe Streets.

Yes on Measure S strengthens our economy by creating good local jobs.

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About Measure S:

  • Fresno County Measure S — Yes on Measure S has officially launched. This citizen-led measure fixes Fresno County roads, speeds emergency response — without raising taxes.
    Fixes local roads first.
    Yes on Measure S keeps local tax dollars in Fresno County. It prioritizes projects our residents say matter most: repairing neighborhood roads and creating safer streets.
  • More & better transit.
    Yes on Measure S makes it quicker, safer, and easier for all of us to get from point A to point B, regardless of whether we drive, take the bus, bike, or walk.
  • Fresno County Measure S — Yes on Measure S has officially launched. This citizen-led measure fixes Fresno County roads, speeds emergency response — without raising taxes.
    Safer streets. better roads.
    Yes on Measure S invests in making neighborhoods safer improving intersections, lighting, and traffic signals to reduce crashes and protect drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.
  • Smart transportation investment
    Yes on Measure S directs resources where they’re needed most starting with neighborhoods with the worst roads, most potholes, and fewest transportation options.
  • Fresno County Measure S — Yes on Measure S has officially launched. This citizen-led measure fixes Fresno County roads, speeds emergency response — without raising taxes.
    Good local jobs.
    Yes on Measure S strengthens our economy by investing in transportation projects that create good local jobs and help small businesses grow.

PLAY THE GAME!

Supported by

Nurses, Police, and Teachers

Mark Salazar • Deputy Chief of Police Kristina Pama • RN, Trauma Injury Prevention Coordinator Peter Beck • High School Teacher Fresno Madera Medical Society Julia Fischer Navarro • RN, ER Nurse Misty Her • Superintendent, Fresno Unified California Nurses Association Dr. Anne Rempel • ER Doctor Dr. Farah Karipineni • MD MPH FACS, Endocrine and General Surgeon Clovis Chamber of Commerce Dr Jesus Rodriguez Sal Parra, Trustee, Golden Plains Unified School District Every Neighborhood Partnership Susan Anderson • Fresno County Board of Supervisors, Retired Dr. Bob Nelson • Assistant Professor, Fresno State; Executive Director, Fresno Compact; Former Fresno Unified Superintendent Fresno Association of Realtors Rev. Simon Biasell • Pastor, The Big Red Church Joe Martinez • Families for Safe Streets Rev. Nancy Key • Deacon, St. James Episcopal Cathedral, Diocese of San Joaquin Fresno Madera Medical Society Dr. Carole Goldsmith • Chancellor, State Center Community College District League of Women Voters of Fresno Ed Gomes • Superintendent, Selma Unified School District Safe 2 School Rev. DJ Criner • Pastor, Saint Rest Baptist Church Rev. Dustin Maddox • Lead Pastor, North Fresno Church Dr. Carmela Sosa Pediatrician Mark Salazar • Deputy Chief of Police Kristina Pama • RN, Trauma Injury Prevention Coordinator Peter Beck • High School Teacher Fresno Madera Medical Society Julia Fischer Navarro • RN, ER Nurse Misty Her • Superintendent, Fresno Unified California Nurses Association Dr. Anne Rempel • ER Doctor Dr. Farah Karipineni • MD MPH FACS, Endocrine and General Surgeon Clovis Chamber of Commerce Dr Jesus Rodriguez Sal Parra, Trustee, Golden Plains Unified School District Every Neighborhood Partnership Susan Anderson • Fresno County Board of Supervisors, Retired Dr. Bob Nelson • Assistant Professor, Fresno State; Executive Director, Fresno Compact; Former Fresno Unified Superintendent Fresno Association of Realtors Rev. Simon Biasell • Pastor, The Big Red Church Joe Martinez • Families for Safe Streets Rev. Nancy Key • Deacon, St. James Episcopal Cathedral, Diocese of San Joaquin Fresno Madera Medical Society Dr. Carole Goldsmith • Chancellor, State Center Community College District League of Women Voters of Fresno Ed Gomes • Superintendent, Selma Unified School District Safe 2 School Rev. DJ Criner • Pastor, Saint Rest Baptist Church Rev. Dustin Maddox • Lead Pastor, North Fresno Church Dr. Carmela Sosa Pediatrician Mark Salazar • Deputy Chief of Police Kristina Pama • RN, Trauma Injury Prevention Coordinator Peter Beck • High School Teacher Fresno Madera Medical Society Julia Fischer Navarro • RN, ER Nurse Misty Her • Superintendent, Fresno Unified California Nurses Association Dr. Anne Rempel • ER Doctor Dr. Farah Karipineni • MD MPH FACS, Endocrine and General Surgeon Clovis Chamber of Commerce Dr Jesus Rodriguez Sal Parra, Trustee, Golden Plains Unified School District Every Neighborhood Partnership Susan Anderson • Fresno County Board of Supervisors, Retired Dr. Bob Nelson • Assistant Professor, Fresno State; Executive Director, Fresno Compact; Former Fresno Unified Superintendent Fresno Association of Realtors Rev. Simon Biasell • Pastor, The Big Red Church Joe Martinez • Families for Safe Streets Rev. Nancy Key • Deacon, St. James Episcopal Cathedral, Diocese of San Joaquin Fresno Madera Medical Society Dr. Carole Goldsmith • Chancellor, State Center Community College District League of Women Voters of Fresno Ed Gomes • Superintendent, Selma Unified School District Safe 2 School Rev. DJ Criner • Pastor, Saint Rest Baptist Church Rev. Dustin Maddox • Lead Pastor, North Fresno Church Dr. Carmela Sosa Pediatrician

JOIN THE CITIZEN-LED COALITION

Vote YES on Measure S November 3rd to Protect Local Funding to Fix Our Roads & Make Our Streets Safer

Vote Yes On Measure S – Fresno County

Measure S is the only citizen-led effort to extend local funding for road repairs, without raising taxes. It ensures every city and town has the resources they need to fix potholes, improve street safety, speed up emergency response times, enhance public transit, and keep kids safe on their way to school — continuing the same half-cent rate Fresno County has paid for 40 years! Backed by required citizen oversight and annual fiscal audits.

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