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Oakley council approves midyear budget adjustments, including transfer to library project
Summary
The Oakley City Council approved midyear budget changes that allocate $200,000 for a public‑works bucket truck, an additional $3,000 to continue a youth partnership contract, and a $1.5 million transfer to the library/community center project; the measure passed 4–1 amid transparency concerns.
The Oakley City Council on Feb. 10 adopted a midyear budget review that shifts city funds to sustain current services and advance the city’s library and community center project.
Administrative Services Director Jeri Tejada told the council the report covers July 1–Dec. 31, 2025, and that overall revenues and expenditures are expected to finish near budget. Tejada recommended several midyear changes, including allocating $200,000 from available general‑fund balance for a public‑works bucket truck, an additional $3,000 to extend a contract with the nonprofit Working…
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