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Midyear Budget
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Midyear Budget
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C I T Y O F S A N T A A N A
FY2025-26 Mid-Year Budget Update
March 3, 2026
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Recommended Action
Receive and file
the FY25-26 Mid-
Year Budget
Report
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Approve
Appropriation
Adjustments
Adopt Resolution
to amend
authorized full-
time headcount
Approve an
amendment to the FY
25-26 Seven-Year
Capital Improvement
Program
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Remaining recurring funds:
$3,070
Remaining one -time funds:
$11,617,075
General Fund Summary
If City Council approves the mid -year requests:
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•Revised from $59.9M to $58.9M (↓ $996,800)
•Q1 receipts down 0.3% year-over-year
•Declines driven by used-car dealership closures,
softer consumer spending, and lower
construction activity
•Revised from $83.9M to $83.1M (↓ $811,300)
•Revenues down 1%
•Weaker performance in general goods,
restaurants, gas stations, and construction
suppliers
•Planning permits increased by $824,320
•Plan check revenues increased by $339,430
•Driven by large residential, mixed-use, and
industrial development activity
•Increased by $646,100
•Revised total: $46.5M
Sales Tax (Bradley Burns)Local Sales Tax (Measure X)
Planning Permit and Plan Check Revenues Property Tax In-Lieu of VLF
General Fund Revenue
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•$89,941 appropriation requested
•Fully offset by recognized sponsorship revenue
•No net General Fund impact
•$130,000 appropriation for investment management costs fully
offset by investment earnings
•No net General Fund impact
City Events Sponsorship Section 115 Pension Trust Fees
General Fund Expenditures
•Total funding to date: $250,000 (Rounds 1 & 2)
•$229,803 expended as of February 20, 2026
•228 households assisted (62 rental; 211 utility; some received both)
•Staff requests an additional $150,000 from available General Fund balance to continue program operations
Ayuda Sin Fronteras Program
•Estimated total project cost: $200,000
•Costs shared equally between PRCSA and PWA
•$100,000 General Fund transfer from PRCSA to PWA
•Council approval required for interdepartmental transfer
Mabury Dog Park
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Adjustments to Other Funds
Staff recommends adjustments primarily driven by:
Workers’ Compensation Fund
•$3,815,800 one -time use of fund balance
•Supports projected FY25 -26 workers’ compensation costs
•Reflects continued upward claims and cost trends
•After this adjustment, the estimated year -end fund balance is $15.3 million, which is $20.5 million
below the target reserve level
Cannabis Public Benefit Fund
•$50,000 appropriation requested
•The fund has an estimated available balance of approximately $6.15 million, which is sufficient to
support this request
•Supports unforeseen termite damage repairs at the Newhope Library Renovation Project
There are several housekeeping adjustments across various funds; additional details are outlined in the
staff report.6
POSITION
FINANCE & MANAGEMENT
SERVICES AGENCY
PLANNING & BUILDING
AGENCY
PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY
LIBRARY SERVICES
ACTION FISCAL IMPACT
Customer Service Representative
Library Technician
(Adult Services)
Library Services Assistant →
Supervising Library Services Assistant
Code Enforcement Officer →
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Vacant
Management Aide; Management
Analyst
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+1
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♻1
-2
Funded by Water Enterprise; no
General Fund impact
Fully offset by reduction of part-
time positions
Fully offset by reduction of one
vacant part-time Page position
Fully offset through contract
services reduction
ARPA-funded; no ongoing fiscal
impact
Proposed Workforce Changes
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Exhibits
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1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
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Line-Item Revenue Revisions & Expenditure Adjustments
Resolution Amending the FY25-26 Budget (Full-Time Position Changes)
FY25-26 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Status
Update
Seven-Year CIP
Amendment
Estimated Spendable Fund Balance
Report
Citywide Vacancy Report (as of December 31,
2025)8