Fresno County projects $15.4 million shortfall next year, sets conservative budget schedule
County leaders presented a midyear fiscal report showing slower discretionary revenue growth and a projected $15.4 million gap for fiscal 2025–26; board set a June-to-September timetable for the recommended budget and approved outreach to auto dealers about a looming EV mandate that could reduce vehicle-related revenues.
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Fresno County officials told the Board of Supervisors on March 11 that slower growth in property and sales tax revenues and rising costs — including salary and benefits, IHSS, and insurance rates — create a projected $15.4 million shortfall for fiscal year 2025–26.
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