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Solano County presents 2025 annual report highlighting budget, public‑health grants and infrastructure projects

Solano County Board of Supervisors · January 6, 2026
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Summary

County administrators summarized 2025 accomplishments: a balanced $1.64 billion budget, awards for financial reporting, parks visitation of about 220,000 users, IT improvements including solanocounty.gov and a $2.1 million youth suicide‑prevention grant.

Solano County administrators presented their 2025 annual report to the Board of Supervisors, summarizing accomplishments across fiscal management, public safety, health and infrastructure.

County staff highlighted adoption of a balanced annual budget of $1.64 billion (adopted June 23, 2025), recognition awards for the Auditor‑Controller's financial reporting, and the Popular Annual Finance Report for fiscal year 2024. Department heads showcased program highlights: Information Technology emphasized a transition to solanocounty.gov and progress on a countywide public‑safety radio interoperability project expected to go live in spring; Resource Management described Parks growth (~220,000 annual users) and several infrastructure grants and completed water and wastewater projects; Health and Social Services described partnerships addressing maternal and infant health disparities and a $2.1 million youth suicide‑prevention grant.

Presenters noted that the annual report is available in abbreviated printed form and an expanded online version. The board thanked staff and asked for future additions, including reporting on uses of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and Care Act implementation data.

The annual report was accepted as a presentation; no board vote was required. Staff said the full document will be distributed at county counters and posted online.