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Washoe County manager warns of tightening revenues, schedules public demo of WASHO Checkbook
Summary
County Manager Eric Brown told the Warren Springs Rural Citizen Advisory Board that Washoe County faces flattening sales-tax revenues and will prioritize seniors, mental health and infrastructure in 2025; the county will launch an online budget transparency tool, WASHO Checkbook, with a public demonstration March 25.
Washoe County Manager Eric Brown told the Warren Springs Rural Citizen Advisory Board on March 12, 2025, that the county faces a tightening revenue outlook in 2025 and will focus available funds on existing priorities such as services for seniors, behavioral health and infrastructure.
Brown said the county has a healthy fund balance — about $54,000,000 as of June — and a structurally balanced budget today, but warned that federal and state COVID-era funding is drying up and that sales-tax revenues have flattened. "2025 is…
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