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County reports $20.1M first‑quarter net savings, moves ERP set‑aside and flags HSA and hospital pressures

San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Chief Deputy County Administrator Jennifer VanStein reported roughly $20.1 million in net county cost savings for the first quarter, recommended creating a separate ERP replacement fund and transferring set‑aside funds; the Human Services Agency projects a $10.8 million net overrun and the county hospital reported a projected $33.1 million enterprise fund loss in early estimates.

Chief Deputy County Administrator Jennifer VanStein presented the FY2025‑26 first quarter budget report, which showed an adjusted county budget of about $3.3 billion and a projected net county cost savings of approximately $20.1 million driven largely by vacancy savings across departments.

VanStein recommended several technical appropriations increases (about $26.9 million total, staff said fully funded through increased revenues) and the formal creation of a separate Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) replacement project fund. The board previously set aside $40…

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