Chamber Member Surveys

The Woodland Chamber of Commerce will periodically survey our membership on issues, ordinances, and/or ballot measures so that we may better represent our members' interests. The results of these surveys are posted here, scroll down to view the surveys and their results.

Chamber Member Survey: Potential City Revenue Ballot Measure

On the November 5th, 2024 ballot, Woodlanders will be voting on Measure U, a one percent sales tax measure similar to many such ballot measures across the state of California. The Chamber did not receive enough survey responses to take an official position on Measure U. Below are the results of the survey.

You can learn more about Measure U on the Yolo County elections website. The text of the measure reads:

To keep Woodland safe, clean and well-maintained by increasing police and fire protection, reducing emergency response times, repairing roads and sidewalks, addressing homelessness, improving and maintaining parks, enhancing programs for children and youth, and for general government use, shall a measure establishing a one cent sales tax, providing approximately $16,500,000 annually for 8 years, requiring independent audits, public spending disclosures, local control and all funds remaining in Woodland, be adopted?