SOUTHERN ARIZONA LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
The Information Behind Our Positions
Good leadership means asking questions, weighing the tradeoffs and doing the homework before making a decision. These selected resources give you a closer look at the measures SALC evaluated, from proposed legislation and agreements to project plans and cost estimates.
This is a starting point for your own review, not an exhaustive list of the sources considered in SALC’s work.
Vehicle mileage tax prohibition
- SCR 1004 (2025), adopted text
The proposed constitutional amendment, including the mileage-tax prohibition, monitoring provisions and exceptions. - Legislative Council analysis
The state’s impartial explanation of the proposal.
No organized NO campaign as of yet provided for the position opposing Proposition 141.
Election identification and administration
- HCR 2001 (2026), adopted text
The proposal’s identification, election administration and related requirements. - Legislative Council analysis
The state’s impartial explanation of the proposal’s provisions.
Protect the Vote Arizona
Campaign supporting a NO vote on Proposition 144.
School instructional spending requirement
- SCR 1032 (2026), adopted text
The proposed spending requirement, including which districts are covered, the phase-in, waivers and penalties. - Legislative Council analysis
The state’s impartial explanation of the spending threshold and compliance requirements.
Will of the People Arizona
Campaign supporting a NO vote on Proposition 320.
Tucson–TEP franchise agreement
- Proposed franchise agreement
The agreement’s terms, including use of city rights-of-way, fees, permits and periodic review. - Energy Collaboration Agreement
The companion agreement, including funding commitments and the conditions governing its duration. - TEP franchise explanation
TEP’s explanation of the agreement, city-related charges and rate regulation. TEP is a party to the agreement. - TEP: Five things to know about Proposition 421
Additional information from TEP about the proposal and what the vote would mean for customers. - City election materials
Official election information and access to the city’s publicity pamphlet.
TEP for Tucson
Campaign supporting a YES vote on Proposition 421.
Pima JTED capital bond
- JTED bond election resolution
The official resolution establishing the proposed bond’s purposes, repayment terms and debt limits. - JTED official bond overview
The district’s proposed investments, reported student demand and information about district boundaries. - JTED bond cost summary
The district’s published tax-rate estimates and property-owner cost examples. - Official bond election information
Election information and voter pamphlets from the Pima County School Superintendent’s Office.
Yes for Job Training
Campaign supporting a YES vote on Proposition 427.
Pima Community College capital bond
- PCC official bond overview
The college’s proposed investments, financing estimates, oversight provisions and funding background. - PCC full project list
Proposed projects by campus, with descriptions and estimated costs.
Yes for Pima College
Campaign supporting a YES vote on Proposition 430.
Campaign frequently asked questions
The campaign’s answers to questions about the bond proposal.