Protect the Future of Public Safety in Palos Verdes Estates
The current Measure E parcel tax expires in 2027.
A grassroots coalition of neighbors has launched a citizen-led initiative to qualify a responsible replacement for Measure E on the June 2026 ballot—to maintain public safety, support local law enforcement, and preserve the quality of life in Palos Verdes Estates.
**UPDATE (2/16/2026): We have successfully collected and submitted the required signatures, and the Los Angeles County Registrar has now validated them — a major milestone in the process.
The proposed measure will be heard at the February 24, 2026, PVE City Council meeting at 6:30 PM, where the Council will consider placing it on the June ballot.
This meeting is an important step in maintaining funding for public safety and ensuring voters have the opportunity to decide the future of Measure E.
A Renewed Funding Measure would:
Maintain Local Law Enforcement
Ensure we retain our independent Palos Verdes Estates Police Department, keeping law enforcement decisions and accountability under local control.
Support Fire Protection & Emergency Medical Services
Provide stable funding to maintain reliable LA County Fire Department and EMS services that protect lives and property across our community.
Preserve 911 Emergency Response Times
Ensure fast, reliable emergency dispatch and response when every second counts.
Help Prevent Home Burglaries, Thefts, and Other Crimes
Support proactive policing, neighborhood patrols, and community safety programs that deter crime and protect our homes.
Without action, our community faces cuts to public safety, growing deficits, and reduced services.
Endorsements from our Community

