Proposed Budget Adjustments for Social Services and Sheriff's Office
June 23, 2026
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The Frame
This action authorizes the reallocation of $14.6 million in public funds to cover operational deficits in social services and sheriff overtime costs for the current fiscal year.
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Department of Social Services
The department will receive an additional $4,502,900 in appropriations to address a budget shortfall.
Sheriff’s Office
The office will receive an additional $10,100,000 to cover overtime costs.
Last recorded activity June 23, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Board of Supervisors requires a 4/5 vote to approve these budget revisions.
- Budget Revision Request No. 0011112 increases Department of Social Services appropriations by $4,502,900.
- The Social Services increase is funded by a $2,534,000 General Fund transfer, $1,968,900 in state/federal funds, and decreased interest revenue.
- Budget Revision Request No. 0010996 increases Sheriff’s General Fund appropriations by $10,100,000 for overtime costs.
- The Sheriff's increase is funded by an $8,100,000 General Fund transfer and $2,000,000 from the Public Safety Proposition 172 fund balance.
- The Board is asked to determine that these fiscal actions are not 'projects' under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) per sections 15378(b)(4) and 15378(b)(5).
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Sheriff's Office need $10.1 million more?
Where is the money for these budget increases coming from?
Why It Matters
This action authorizes the reallocation of $14.6 million in public funds to cover operational deficits in social services and sheriff overtime costs for the current fiscal year.
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Reliance on Reserves
The Sheriff's budget revision relies on a $2 million release from the Public Safety Proposition 172 fund balance, indicating a depletion of reserve funds for operational overtime.
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