Montrose County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

Six local questions on Montrose County's certified sample ballot: four City of Montrose charter questions and two from the proposed West End Health Service District. Each question applies to its own jurisdiction.

On the ballotWho is askingCategoryKim's recommendation

6AWest End Health Service DistrictGovernment structureNew district formationNo

Organizes the West End Health Service District; its property tax is asked separately in Ballot Issue 6B.

2ACity of MontroseElectionsElection dateYes

Moves Montrose's general municipal election from April to November of even-numbered years.

2BCity of MontroseGovernment structureTerm limitsYes

Limits Montrose councilmembers to eight years of elected service in a lifetime, consecutive or not, for any candidate after November 3, 2026.

2CCity of MontroseGovernment structureCity charter changeYes

Lets the Montrose City Council approve or disapprove the city manager's decision to appoint or discharge the police chief.

2DCity of MontroseGovernment structureCity charter changeYes

Lets the Montrose City Council approve or disapprove the city manager's decision to appoint or discharge the city clerk.

6BWest End Health Service DistrictProperty tax increaseHealth service district mill levyNo

Levies a West End Health Service District property tax of up to 20 mills, $949,950 in collection year 2027, for operating and capital costs, with all district revenue kept outside TABOR's limits.

The questions in total

Six local questions: 4 government structure, 1 elections, 1 property tax increase.

West End Health 6B states $949,950 a year from collection year 2027, at up to 20 mills; the four city questions set no tax.

Kim recommends Yes on 4 of these measures and No on 2.

Montrose County's certified sample ballots for the November 3, 2026 general election.

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