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Stadium Authority reports $2.4M public-safety costs in quarter; non-NFL events net $6.1M
Summary
The Santa Clara Stadium Authority reported $2.4 million in public-safety costs for the reporting quarter (roughly $612,000 per NFL game average), revenue from non-NFL events that produced $6.1 million net, and $3.4 million in SBL proceeds; council noted methodology changes and voted to note and file the report.
The Santa Clara Stadium Authority presented its quarterly financial status report (quarter ending Sept. 30, 2025) on Tuesday, reporting public-safety costs, ticket-surcharge revenues and continued progress on debt reduction.
Key figures in the presentation included $2.4 million of public-safety costs in the reporting period, an average of roughly $612,000 per NFL event. Authority and city staff said the increase compared with the prior year was due to a combination of factors: higher salary and benefit costs from negotiated MOUs, event-specific…
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