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Oversight committee reviews FY 2024–25 Measure G independent audit; staff to present to council Aug. 18
Summary
Finance staff presented the Measure G independent audit for FY 2024–25, reporting revenues and a breakdown of expenditures across departments including code enforcement, homeless services, capital projects and staffing. The committee invited public input and will forward the subcommittee’s findings to City Council on Aug. 18.
Finance Director Selena Andrews and subcommittee members reviewed the Measure G independent audit for fiscal year 2024–25 at the July 30 meeting and outlined next steps for council consideration. Andrews said the subcommittee compiles findings required by the ordinance and will present the report to City Council on Aug. 18; the subcommittee is invited to attend and provide comment.
Committee members highlighted that Measure G revenue for that period was reported as $37,310,000 and that the report includes detailed department-level expenditures and encumbrances. Subcommittee remarks cited code enforcement activity (2,941 inspections; 1,681 open cases; 1,444 closed cases), shelter and homeless services spending, capital projects such as park and recreation improvements, and personnel funded by Measure G including 29 police positions and about 7.75 fire positions. Committee members also pointed to street repairs documented in the report (for example, 370 repairs on Old Stage Road) and asked staff to ensure the city’s Measure G dashboard reflects the findings.
"The report was comprehensive," one committee member said, adding that the detailed lists of streets and program outcomes show measure funds are being used as the ballot language intended. Andrews and staff noted the report is posted on the agenda and available for public review.
