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Vote YES on Q to Repair & Upgrade Oroville City Elementary Schools

Measure Q will repair and upgrade our neighborhood schools to serve local students and our community for decades to come — without increasing existing tax rates.

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Quality Local Schools

Without Increasing Taxes

On the November 3, 2026 Ballot

Measure Q Will Improve Oroville City Elementary Schools

Measure Q, on the November 3, 2026 ballot, will repair and upgrade Oroville City Elementary School District facilities to serve local students and our community for decades to come.

Replace leaky roofs and windows

Construct facilities for career technical education learning opportunities

Replace outdated heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems

Make health, safety, and security improvements

Upgrade inadequate electrical systems

$0M
In State matching funds Measure Q unlocks for our schools
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YES vote needed to pass — every single vote matters
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Years old — the age of our district's oldest classrooms
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Increase to existing tax rates
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Every Vote Counts

Local Students Are Counting on Us

Measure Q needs a 55% YES vote to pass – so every vote makes a difference! Local students are counting on us to support Oroville City Elementary Schools.

Join us in passing Measure Q to update Oroville City Elementary Schools!

Voting Information

Mark Your Calendars!

Days Until Election Day
Election Day
November 3, 2026

Vote YES on Q to support Oroville City Elementary Schools.

Look for Your Ballot
Week of October 5, 2026

All registered voters living in Butte County will be mailed a ballot.

Voter Registration

You can register to vote by visiting RegisterToVote.ca.gov.

Ballots Are Due
Postmarked by Nov. 3

Ballots must be postmarked by November 3, 2026. No postage is required.

By November 3, vote YES on Q to Support Oroville City Elementary Schools!