Budget Workshop Summary
City of Upland Budget Workshop Recap – Fiscal Year 2025-26 Adjustments
At the May 19th Special City Council Budget Workshop, staff presented updated financial projections and proposed adjustments to the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget. These changes were necessary to address a projected $585,787 decrease in revenue, largely due to a significant drop in sales tax receipts.
Key Takeaways:
Revenue Decreases:
Sales Tax down by $1.6 million
Property Tax up by $311K
Interest income up by $700K
Net revenue decrease: $585,787
Proposed Budget Adjustments:
Eliminated or reduced several expenditures including:
$225K previously set aside for a regional homeless shelter
$50K for a grant consultant
$120K for an IT master plan
Strategic use of reserves to cover shortfalls
Total proposed reductions/revenue increases: $520,726
Personnel Changes:
New Management Analyst position added using existing part-time salary savings
Reclassification of Senior Accounting Tech to Principal level
No impact to the General Fund
General Fund Outlook:
Revenues: $63.3 million
Expenditures: $62.8 million
Net Position: $180,490
Non-General Fund Adjustments:
$503K reduction in project management expenses
$175K savings in PD resources and software
A $2 million gas tax entry correction was made with no impact on capital projects
What’s Next:
June 2: Workshop on updates to the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), including changes to the Public Works budget
June 9: Final adoption of the mid-cycle FY 2025-26 budget
Council received and filed the proposed adjustments and will provide final direction in June. As always, I encourage residents to stay engaged—our budget decisions directly impact the services and infrastructure that shape our daily lives.
—Councilman James Breitling
District 2, City of Upland
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