Keep Brawley Safe: Holding City Hall Accountable to the Voters’ Mandate
Brawley voters raised their own taxes to fund 911 response, fire protection, and police patrols. That promise is called Measure J — and City Hall isn’t keeping it.
Understanding the Measure
Keep Brawley Safe helps Brawley, CA residents and the Imperial County community understand Measure J, a voter-approved public safety tax intended to support essential fire and police services. The campaign shares factual information backed by official records to promote transparency and public accountability.
What Voters Approved
7.75% → 8.75%Sales tax increase voters approved for public safety
$4.4M+Measure J revenue collected since April 2025
0Guaranteed raise in Year 1 of the City’s contract offer
The Intended Use of the Funds
Measure J funds were approved with specific public safety objectives in mind. Official records and supporting documents help explain how those funds were intended to be used.
THE FACTS
See how much Measure J has raised, and where the money is really going.
GET A LAWN SIGN
Show your neighbors, and City Hall, that you stand with Brawley’s police officers and firefighters.
Show Your Support and Get a Lawn Sign
Community participation helps encourage transparency and responsible use of public safety funds.