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Mill Valley finance director reports FY2024 on budget, notes $6.6 million property-tax transfer to Southern Marin

2419118 · January 6, 2025
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Summary

City Finance Director Eric Erickson told the Mill Valley City Council that the city “relinquished $6,600,000 worth of property tax revenue to Southern Marin” under a council‑approved formula and otherwise closed fiscal year 2024 roughly on budget, with reserves above policy levels.

City Finance Director Eric Erickson told the Mill Valley City Council that the city “relinquished $6,600,000 worth of property tax revenue to Southern Marin” under a council‑approved formula and otherwise closed fiscal year 2024 roughly on budget, with reserves above policy levels.

The report, presented during the council’s regular meeting, said the city maintained its 15% restricted contingency reserve required by council policy and finished the year with an overall fund balance the finance director described as “about 24%” when measured against operating expenses. Erickson cited stronger‑than‑expected receipts from building and encroachment permits and investment income as the primary drivers of positive revenue variances.

Why it matters: the transfer and consolidation of fire services to Southern Marin changes how Mill Valley records fire expenses and…

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