FY27 GPET excise tax service agreements
Summary
Twenty nonprofits — from the Advocacy & Resource Center to the Senior Citizens Council — are requesting a share of next year's optional one-cent sales tax. The mayor recommends full funding for 12, less for 6, and nothing for 2, totaling about 10% of the $5 million expected. The money only flows if voters reapprove the one-cent tax this fall.
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Last discussed Mar 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $500,000 of an estimated $5 million-plus in one-cent tax revenue would go to nonprofits.
Nonprofits serving victims, seniors, kids, arts, and downtown — and the residents who use those services.
The two organizations the mayor recommended for no funding.
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