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Kim Monson · Colorado Voter's Guide 2026 Fremont

Local measures are listed below. Last checked: September 28, 2026.

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Fremont County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

The three local questions on Fremont County's sample ballots.
On the ballotWho is askingCategoryKim's recommendation
2ACity of Cañon CityKeeping extra revenueAn existing tax's use widenedNo

Widens the existing 0.3 percent pool sales tax to cover the pool's operations, keeps revenue already collected and pledges it to the recreation district.

4ACañon City School District RE-1School tax increaseExtension of an existing overrideNo

Extends the 2017 school mill levy override at $1,385,000 a year with no end date.

6ADeer Mountain Fire Protection DistrictProperty tax increaseFire district mill levyNo

Up to 6.9 more mills for the fire district from 2026, $361,851 in the first year.

A question prints only on the ballots of the voters it concerns.

The questions in total

Three local questions: 1 keeping extra revenue, 1 property tax increase, 1 school tax increase.

$361,851 in first-year tax increases, the figure the Deer Mountain Fire Protection District's 6A states; 4A extends the 2017 override at $1,385,000 a year and 2A changes no rate.

I recommend a no vote on all three.

Fremont County's sample ballots for the November 3, 2026 general election; each question's own page in this guide.

District races

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