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San Benito presents KPIs and departmental activity highlights for third quarter

5546135 · August 5, 2025
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Summary

City staff summarized third-quarter performance indicators across code compliance, municipal court, building inspections, public works, library, HR, fire, police, parks and cultural arts, noting increased social-media reach, new permits and projects, and ongoing stormwater and infrastructure work.

City staff presented key performance indicators and departmental updates for the third quarter, covering code compliance, municipal court activity, building permits and inspections, public works, parks and recreation, cultural arts, human resources and public safety.

Highlights included about 210 business-license renewals and increased building valuation (staff noted roughly $20 million in valuation activity for the quarter), more than 400 municipal-court appearances and over $200,000 in fees collected for the quarter’s court activity, and more than 300 tons of scrap tires hauled for recycling. Public works reported ongoing street-paving lists, curb-and-gutter repairs and stormwater work; the water department installed a new 1,000-gallon standby diesel tank for a plant generator.

Staff also said the city’s social-media reach rose sharply because of the fairgrounds and concert series: roughly 410,000 views in a recent 28-day window and substantial follower growth across platforms, which staff linked to increased job applicants. Parks and recreation showed active summer programs, a new fitness court, and planned restroom upgrades funded with CDBG dollars. Cultural arts noted a new mural, an accordion competition and an upcoming traveling historical exhibit. Police and fire summaries emphasized ongoing inspections, training and community outreach.