Will Measure SC Pass In Claremont?

CLAREMONT, CA — Measure SC has gone to vote, to help the city build a new police facility, replacing the current 45-year old structure. If it passes, the city would be able to obtain up to $23.5 million in bonds to construct the building. Homeowners would pay an additional property tax of $30.33 per $100,000 on the assessed value of their homes for 25 years.

Measure SC would require a two-thirds majority, or 67 percent approval, to pass.

The passing of that measure was leading the polls with early mail in ballots posted as of 10 p.m. Tuesday.

1,272 voters (or 60.28%) cast a "yes" vote.
838 voters (or 39.72%) cast a "no" vote.

Find real time results on Measure SC and all Los Angeles County and state of California election results here.

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