San Joaquin Taxpayer's Association

Established in 1949!
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Protecting the interests of local taxpayers
We advocate for local taxpayers on these and other important issues:

Fiscal Responsibility
Ballot Measures
Government Accessibility
School / G.O. Bonds
Health / Public Finance
Transportation
Water, Energy & Infrastructure
Public Pension
Report Government Inefficiency, Waste and Abuse
Decisions made in San Joaquin County impact all of us.  We have a responsibility to report government waste and abuse.  Have you witnessed inefficiencies?  Is your local school district wasting your tax dollars? Do you know an example of government fraud or abuse? If so, we want to know about it!  We will investigate; you can remain anonymous.

California Public Records Act Request - It is designed to give the public access to information held by public agencies:
CPRA Guide
Sample CPRA Letter
WELCOME

The San Joaquin Taxpayer's Association plays an important role in local government.  We ask, "How are my tax dollars being spent and what do I get in return?"

The SJTA is non-partisan.  We take an independent approach in providing accurate and unbiased information to enable you to make informed decisions.

In the process of shaping public policy, there are crucial times when citizens must be heard.  The SJTA is a counter-balance to those vying for political advantage.
Why join?

Our Presence and Participation
   Oversight of local government finances
   Membership on advisory committees
   Input on fiscal decisions

Our Analysis and Information
   Analysis of legislation
   Alerts to tax threats
   Insight on public policy

Our Access and Communication
   Attention from decision makers
   Media contacts and press commentary
   Influence on public officials
   Linkage with other taxpayers
Stockton Mayor Ann Johnston's State of the City Address
May 17, 2012 - full video here