Escondido City Hall. Photo by Chris Stone Recently we saw a group of “police, firefighters, and labor leaders” start the process of putting a measure on the November ballot adding 1% to the sales tax in Escondido. It is supposedly justified by a need to “address homelessness, repair and maintain streets, sidewalks, parks and other facilities, to expand police and fire services, and to improve emergency response times.” Isn’t it always about helping the disadvantaged, fixing streets, maintaining parks (and likely libraries), and improving public safety? Missing from that list is what is likely the single largest driver of the need for more money in Escondido — funding city employ
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