If the first quarterly payments end up being average for Measure Q sales tax receipts, Manteca is on pace to collect $14.68 million a year. Measure Q will effectively plug much, if not all, of the gap for specific projects. The 18 year bonds will be timed to be paid off when the Measure Q tax expires. Measure Q funds will be augmented with $2,663,000 annual in government facilities fees collect from growth. In just three months, the city collected enough Measure Q funds to cover the cost of three replacement fire engines and almost all of the 20 plus new vehicles ordered on the strength of city voters approving Measure Q last November.