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Board says $75,000 state grant and stronger property-tax revenues ease budget pressure
Summary
General Manager reported a $75,000 state award and higher-than-expected property-tax receipts, giving the district more breathing room ahead of a full-board budget discussion next week.
The board was told the district received a $75,000 state grant and that property-tax revenues are running slightly higher than anticipated, improving the near-term budget position. "We did get the $75,000 from the state," the General Manager reported, adding that that revenue plus stronger property taxes means the budget is in better shape than expected.
Members said the improved revenues reduce the chance of tapping reserves ahead of a full-board budget vote next week. The General Manager noted the budget discussion will occur at the full-board meeting and framed the additional funds as helpful to carry the district through the Prop 218 process and FY 26/27 planning.
