Solano County midyear report flags HR1-driven benefit changes and other budget risks
County finance staff presented a FY25‑26 midyear report showing a projected $32.4 million fund balance and identified major exposures — most notably federal HR1 changes that staff and outside estimates say could reduce eligibility for medical and SNAP benefits and raise county costs for indigent care and service delivery.
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The Solano County Board of Supervisors received a midyear financial report on March 24 that projected a July 1, 2026 fund balance of about $32.4 million and warned of several significant budget exposures, including federal HR1 changes that staff said could shrink state‑funded medical and CalFresh rolls and shift costs locally.
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