Keep the community united
This town has always solved hard things together.
No one disputes that the Town faces real budget pressure. The question is whether we meet it together or by dividing the community first.
A better budget, built together
We want the Town to succeed. We want housing progress, well maintained streets, reliable services, and a budget that matches what residents can afford.
That starts with a public, line-by-line review of spending and a real conversation about priorities, not a quick tax on a minority of property owners before the hard work is done.
Vote NO on 2B in November. Then commit to helping build a budget that brings the whole community along.
What holds this valley together
Shared work, shared places
We come together to support the food pantry, trail days, school fundraisers, and other community efforts. Our small businesses employ residents and serve visitors, while nonprofits depend on donors across all categories of homeowners. Our community works because these groups are interconnected. A tax that singles out one group as the solution risks weakening the very relationships and shared investment that help us solve problems together.