El Paso County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

Continues the existing 0.23% public safety sales and use tax to January 1, 2037, for specified law enforcement, jail and emergency response uses.

Raises the city's excise tax on tickets and admissions from 5 percent to 9.03 percent, $1,128,000 the first year.

Raises the town's use tax on construction materials and equipment from 2.0 percent to 3.5 percent, $2,272,500 a year.

A half-percent town sales tax for four years, $58,684 the first year, for the Old Town Marshal's Building.

$775 million of school district debt, up to $1.48 billion to repay, and up to $49.8 million a year in taxes.

$80 million of school district debt, up to $162 million to repay, and up to $8.8 million a year in taxes.

A 4-mill school district property tax, $231,788 the first year, for staff pay and benefits.

A 4.85-mill fire district property tax increase, $327,903 the first year, with no end date.

Adds a 0.333% sales and use tax with no end date and authorizes $580 million in debt for Colorado Connector passenger rail.

$497,646 a year in fire district taxes through collection year 2051 for new fire stations, and the 5.25 percent property tax limit waived in all future years.