(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The City of Colorado Springs Ballot Issue 2C passed with 73.35% voting for the issue and 26.65% against it as of Wednesday, Nov. 6, around 2 p.m. Mayor Yemi Mobolade sent a reaction to the passing of the ballot issue. “Colorado Springs, I want to extend my deepest and most heartfelt thanks to you for passing ballot measure 2C! I am grateful for your support of this 10-year renewal of our road repair and maintenance program, without raising taxes," said Mayor Mobolade. "This proven program means smoother, safer roads to work, schools, hospitals, military installations, your favorite restaurants, and our homes." Ballot Issue 2C proposed a 10-year continuation of an existing program where a .56% temporary city sales and use tax is used exclusively for road repairs and improvements. RELATED STORY: City marks completion of 2C road project on Vickers Dr. "I’m proud of the 2C progress so far and ready to continue improving our roads," said Mobolade. "A robust quality of life depends on strong infrastructure and is also key to creating a safe, economically prosperous, culturally rich, welcoming, and vibrant world-class American city on a hill that shines brightly. Mayor Mobolade has been an avid proponent of the ballot issue, having often highlighted the road improvements that have been facilitated by the funding, and the need to continue the work. "I SEE you and I thank you for your investment in our community," said Mobolade. "Here’s to smoother roads ahead, and our continued efforts to build a city of great neighbors and neighborhoods.”