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Martinez Unified first interim report shows deficit projections; audit accepted with single finding
Summary
CBO Andy Gannon reported a first interim showing enrollment of about 3,800, funded ADA down 131 and multi-year deficit spending that could exhaust reserves without cuts or revenue gains; the board accepted the audit with one corrected finding.
Martinez Unified’s Chief Business Officer Andy Gannon told the board Dec. 16 that the district’s first interim financial report (July 1–Oct. 31) shows enrollment of roughly 3,800 students but a funded ADA decline that reduced LCFF revenue by about $1.3 million relative to last year’s peak funding.
Gannon said the district faces deficit spending across the multi‑year…
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