Measure Q -Parks & Recreation Improvement Bond

Measure Q

In November 2024, voters in the Fulton–El Camino Recreation & Park District approved Measure Q, a $24 million general obligation bond to improve parks and recreation for children, families, seniors, and all residents. The measure funds safety/security upgrades, renovated and expanded parks and facilities, upgraded restrooms, accessibility improvements, and new shade/play features across the District.

Current Projects

1. Richard T. Conzelmann Community Center Roof Replacement
2. Howe Park Bridge replacement, upgrades and ADA compliance improvements

The District is phasing Measure Q work across multiple series, beginning with Series A (2025–2027).
Measure Q Project Plan: Click Here

Measure Q Information:

Election: November 5, 2024 — Approved by voters.
Bond amount: $24,000,000 in general obligation bonds.
Estimated tax rate: about $18.40 per $100,000 of assessed property value (while bonds are outstanding). Assessed value is set by the County Assessor and is not market value.
Use of funds: Capital improvements only (parks, playgrounds, lighting, restrooms, accessibility, safety). No bond proceeds for salaries or pensions. See District materials for details.

Accountability:

Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee
The FECRPD Board established an independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee to review Measure Q expenditures and report to the community.