INGLEWOOD RESIDENT NOTICE
the stadium BILLBOARD
the stadium BILLBOARD
the stadium BILLBOARD
SCAM
SCAM
SCAM
A corporate-funded ballot measure is being circulated to remove the City's public billboards — the same billboards that fund our police, fire department, libraries and public parks.
A corporate-funded ballot measure is being circulated to remove the City's public billboards — the same billboards that fund our police, fire department, libraries and public parks.
A corporate-funded ballot measure is being circulated to remove the City's public billboards — the same billboards that fund our police, fire department, libraries and public parks.
STADIUM BILLBOARDS STAY, YOU PAY THE PRICE.
STADIUM BILLBOARDS STAY, YOU PAY THE PRICE.
STADIUM BILLBOARDS STAY, YOU PAY THE PRICE.
STADIUM GREED:
STADIUM GREED:
They shut down public advertising revenue to protect their own profits
$2 BILLION GONE
Inglewood loses nearly $2 billion in potential revenue for our community.
STADIUM HYPOCRISY
They keep 25+ massive billboards while stripping the City of advertising revenue.
SAVE OUR CITY SERVICES
Fire departments, parks, and libraries will be the first to lose funding.
THE TRUTH
THE TRUTH
WHAT THE MEASURE
ACTUALLY DOES
WHAT THE MEASURE
ACTUALLY DOES
Corporate petitioners have told residents this measure "removes billboards."
Read it carefully — it does the opposite.
WHAT THEY TOLD YOU
"REMOVE BILLBOARDS FROM INGLEWOOD"
"REMOVE BILLBOARDS FROM INGLEWOOD"
"The billboards are coming down."
"The billboards are coming down."
"Residents will see cleaner streets."
"Residents will see cleaner streets."
"The stadiums are on our side."
"The stadiums are on our side."
"There is no impact to City services."
"There is no impact to City services."
"Signing is the safe, neutral choice."
"Signing is the safe, neutral choice."
THE ACTUAL TEXT
THE ACTUAL TEXT
ONLY the city loses revenue.
ONLY the city loses revenue.
The stadium billboards stay. The City loses up to $2 Billion in future revenue.
The stadium billboards stay. The City loses up to $2 Billion in future revenue.
Taxpayer revenue from the billboards disappears and goes directly to the stadiums.
Taxpayer revenue from the billboards disappears and goes directly to the stadiums.
The three stadium venues retain 25+ street-facing digital screens with no City share
The three stadium venues retain 25+ street-facing digital screens with no City share
Police, fire, parks and library funding are first in line for mid-year cuts.
Police, fire, parks and library funding are first in line for mid-year cuts.
Withdrawing your signature restores the status quo. It does not add anything.
Withdrawing your signature restores the status quo. It does not add anything.
STADIUM HYPOCRISY
STADIUM HYPOCRISY
25+ SCREENS THEY KEEP
25+ SCREENS THEY KEEP
SoFi Stadium and the Intuit Dome operate 25+ large street-facing billboards running ads 24/7 — generating millions in private revenue. None of it goes to Inglewood. Now they want to ban the city's billboards, eliminating their only competition and capturing the entire local advertising market for themselves.
SoFi Stadium and the Intuit Dome operate 25+ large street-facing billboards running ads 24/7 — generating millions in private revenue. None of it goes to Inglewood. Now they want to ban the city's billboards, eliminating their only competition and capturing the entire local advertising market for themselves.
BANNING THE CITY’S BILLBOARD REVENUE
BANNING THE CITY’S BILLBOARD REVENUE
ONLY BENEFITS THE STADIUMS
ONLY BENEFITS THE STADIUMS
STAND WITH INGLEWOOD
STAND WITH INGLEWOOD
Join residents, small businesses, and neighbors fighting to protect $2 billion in city revenue. Get the truth and what to do next sent straight to you.
Join residents, small businesses, and neighbors fighting to protect $2 billion in city revenue. Get the truth and what to do next sent straight to you.
Ad paid for by Inglewood Residents for Stadium Accountability, a coalition of small businesses, city residents, and WOW Media, Inc.
Ad Committee’s Top Funder:
WOW Media
Ad paid for by Inglewood Residents for Stadium Accountability, a coalition of small businesses, city residents, and WOW Media, Inc.
Ad Committee’s Top Funder:
WOW Media
Ad paid for by Inglewood Residents for Stadium Accountability, a coalition of small businesses, city residents, and WOW Media, Inc.
Ad Committee’s Top Funder:
WOW Media
Ad paid for by Inglewood Residents for Stadium Accountability,
a coalition of small businesses, city residents, and WOW Media, Inc.
Ad Committee’s Top Funder:
WOW Media