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The San Diego Taxpayers Educational Foundation (SDTEF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 1988 with the purpose of conducting studies and researching activities for the support and benefit of the San Diego County Taxpayers Association (SDCTA). SDTEF also partners with local colleges and universities to facilitate courses targeted toward local elected officials, public officeholders, and municipal employees.
SDTEF also serves as the convening and facilitating body for the [https://www.sdcta.org/prosboard Public Regional Outcomes Standards] Initiative.
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[https://www.sdcta.org/memberships/sdcta-membership-lbhd3 Join SDTEF]
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== About the San Diego County Taxpayers Association ==
[https://www.sdcta.org/about-us SDCTA] is San Diego's non-profit, non-partisan, local public policy think tank and government watchdog group. We work to reduce the need for tax revenue or taxpayer debt by advocating for policies that create efficiencies in public services, which affect San Diegans’ quality of life and against policies that disengage, disaffect, and disenfranchise the taxpayer.
SDCTA also hosts the annual Golden awards, where we recognize public agencies working in accordance with SDCTA's principals and hold accountable those whose actions are counter to our principals
[https://www.sdcta.org/join Join SDCTA] to get exclusive access to events like the Goldens and make your voice heard in San Diego public policy!
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San Diego voters are encouraged to use this page as a resource to access non-partisan, evidence-based analyses of important ballot measures and political issues, as well as to understand the context behind those issues
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== Issues on the November 2022 Ballot in San Diego County ==
Click the links below to learn about important issues on the November 2022 ballot in San Diego and to see SDTEF's ballot measure analyses!
[https://www.watchdogvoters.org/ All positions taken by SDCTA for November 2022]
[[San Diego County Cannabis Business Tax]]
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[[Imperial Beach Transient Occupancy Tax]]
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San Diego County is divided into four regions: North County, Central County, East County, and South County. North county encompasses both coastal and inland areas, and major cities in that region include Oceanside, Carlsbad, [[Escondido]], Del Mar, and [[Encinitas]]. Central County encompasses the entirety of the [[City of San Diego]], which is the most populous city in San Diego County. East County includes cities such as El Cajon, La Mesa, and Santee, and South County is home to Chula Vista and [[Imperial Beach]].
|[[File:1406250165372.jpg|thumb|Map of San Diego County. Source: https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/hhsa/programs/phs/community_health_statistics/maps.html]]
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== Resources for San Diego Residents ==
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* Education
* [[Public Safety]]
* [[Water]]
* Environmental Stewardship
* Healthcare
* Short-Term Vacation Rentals
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== SDCTA and SDTEF in the Press ==
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The SDCTA awards the Golden Award to the [[City of San Diego]] and [[Local Congressional delegation|Local Congressional Delegation]] for their [[Sewage Outfall Waiver]] which helped save taxpayers $3.2 billion in capital expenses. The [[City of Del Mar]] would receive the Golden Fleece for their holding of municipal election two weeks after state primary at a cost of $20,000.
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