The proposition 409 health care bond measure moved closer to victory with the the second round of maricopa county election results. Maricopa county voters will decide on proposition 409, which would borrow about $900 million to expand emergency rooms and mental health care facilities. Proposition 409 would authorize maricopa county special health care district (valleywise health) to issue $898 million in bonds and levy a tax at an estimated annual tax rate of $108 per $100,000 in assessed value. Maricopa county voters have passed proposition 409, a nearly $900 million bond that would help valleywise health. The proposition has bipartisan support, though some conservative groups have recently voiced opposition Unofficial election results show that voters passed maricopa county's proposition 409.
With voter approval, we can continue to build a healthier, stronger arizona. Valleywise prop 409 is looking to move foward after election day in arizona showed positive approval for the proposition. Early returns shows voters across maricopa county are divided on proposition 409, an nearly $900 million bond that would help valleywise health, the county’s public health care system Prop 409 will rebuild community health centers in underserved areas, making it easier for working families to get primary and pediatric care By funding a new, modern hospital, prop 409 will directly confront the mental health crisis, which also disproportionately impacts marginalized communities.
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