The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday, Sept. 8, to revise the Approved Budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
The $9.2 billion Revised Recommended Budget included an increase of $230 million in total appropriations from the $8.9 billion Recommended Budget the Board approved in June. The increases included:
- A $31 million increase in General Fund appropriations
- A $199 million increase in appropriations and other funds, primarily due to re-budgeting of capital projects and other contractual expenditures
The Board of Supervisors approved the following changes during the hearings, funded by reducing the $2.4 million General Fund contribution to the Roads Fund and taking $1,330,117 from Reserve Funds for Technology Replacement ($600,000), ARPA Administration ($670,117) and ARPA Community Based Organization (CBO) Capacity Building ($60,000):
- Child, Family and Adult Services: Restoration of the 10% cut of the Child Abuse Prevention Council Birth and Beyond Family Resource Center totaling $380,000.
- Child, Family and Adult Services: Partial restoration of the contracted transportation service Hop, Skip and Drive totaling $250,000, with $100,000 in offsetting revenue.
- Public Defender: Partial restoration of contracted services for the Juvenile Pretrial Support Program totaling $278,333.
- District Attorney: Restoration of 4 FTE positions to the Community Prosecution Unit totaling $1,372,072.
- District Attorney: Partial restoration of 6 FTE positions to the Misdemeanor Units totaling $1,554,482
The Board also approved the recommended refinements to the budget process for FY 2027-28.
For details, read the Budget Letter to the Board of Supervisors or view all the budget documents on the Office of Budget and Debt Management website.