Orange County Board of Supervisors Approved Balanced $9.5 Billion Tentative Budget
(Santa Ana, CA) – At Tuesday’s annual budget meeting, the Orange County Board of Supervisors tentatively approved its budget for the next fiscal year. The County expects to receive final budget approval at the Supervisor’s June 25th meeting.
The $9.5 billion budget, which adequately funds public safety and essential services, confirms the county’s ongoing commitment to fiscal responsibility and community safety. This budget reflects careful consideration of the county’s priorities and needs, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently and effectively.
“This budget demonstrates our continued dedication to fiscal prudence while prioritizing the needs of our residents,” said Don Wagner, Chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors. “The uncertain and mismanaged state budget presents us with substantial challenges and uncertainties of our own. But the Board and our staff have been diligent in watching the budget and disciplined in spending tax dollars. We are well positioned this year to weather Governor Newsom’s ever shifting promises and Sacramento’s fiscal failures. By responsibly managing our resources, we can continue to provide essential services and support the growth and prosperity of Orange County.”
This budget is a testament to Orange County’s commitment to fiscal responsibility, ensuring taxpayer dollars are utilized efficiently, maintaining a focus on public safety and other critical services.
The Board’s tentative approval of the budget marks a significant milestone in the county’s financial planning process. As Orange County continues to grow and evolve, this budget sets a solid foundation for future prosperity and success.
