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Fremont
November 5, 2025

Measure B passes in Alameda County

Parcel tax will provide $13 Million toward healthcare per year

On Tuesday’s ballot was Measure B, a parcel tax to support Washington Health in Fremont. Measure B would assess a five cent per sq. ft. tax on residential or commercial properties for 12 years, and would generate $13 million per year for healthcare.

According to Ballotpedia, Measure B passed with with 64.7% of the vote. No arguments were submitted against Measure B.

Washington Health’s Level II trauma center is the only one between Eden Medical Center and San Jose Regional Medical Center.

2 COMMENTS

  1. Very disappointed as the CEO get approximately 1.5 million dollars a year for a local community hospital, which includes around $250,000 from the WHHS Foundation. WHHS as a trauma center also now gets funds from Alameda County to support it. Their campaign literature lied by stating that WHHS gets no public funding despite getting trauma center funds and property tax that is currently on the property tax statments. Finally their is no real serious accountabilty one how the funding from this measure will be spent as it is mostly vague generalities.

  2. Washington Hospital has delivered terrible care teice when a family member was admitted and documented that my CT was normal when in fact, I had hepatomegaly. My spouse and I are healthcare workers and know when we receive poor care. You are better off going to Highland Hospital or Eden Hospital.

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