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Finance staff: Q1 revenues broadly on track but timing and one-time CalPERS payment drove reserve use
Summary
City finance staff presented the Q1 FY25–26 report showing revenues largely consistent with prior years, noted a posting lag on some charges-for-service, and explained a $4.2M CalPERS lump-sum payment contributed to the need to draw reserves.
Stephanie, the city's finance presenter, walked commissioners through Q1 comparisons for FY25–26 against prior years and explained that, overall, the city's main tax categories (property tax, sales tax) were tracking close to prior-year results. She highlighted that property transfer tax receipts and selected categories were slightly higher and that a small number of…
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