The board meeting agenda encompasses various administrative, policy, and land use actions. Significant business includes the approval of tentative parcel and tract maps, reappointments to multiple advisory councils, and the review of internal audit reports. Policy items focus on the allocation of Community Improvement Designation funds, Opioid settlement funding, and the ratification of cooperative agreements for law enforcement and fire protection services. Additionally, the agenda includes public hearings regarding revised fee schedules, property tax assessments, tax sale distributions, and General Plan amendments.
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The County of Riverside adopted budget for fiscal year 2026/27, the legal budget of record approved by the Board of Supervisors, prepared by the County Executive Office.
Jun 25, 2019·Board meeting
Board of Supervisors of the County Riverside Resolution
The resolution adopts the Fiscal Year 2019/20 budget for the County of Riverside, including all districts, agencies, and authorities governed by the Board. The budget includes appropriations by objects of expenditures within each budget unit, other financing uses by budget unit, intrafund transfers by budget unit, residual equity transfers-out by fund, appropriations for contingencies by fund, cancellations and provisions for reserves and designations by fund and purpose, the means of financing the budget requirements, the gross appropriations limit and the total annual appropriations subject to limitation.
Nov 1, 2018·Board meeting
County of Riverside Adopted Budget
The budget was developed as the county celebrates its 125th anniversary. The economy continues to expand with unemployment at an all-time low. Riverside County's discretionary revenue has nearly recovered to pre-Great Recession levels. The budget focuses on mandated core services, cost containment, achieving efficiencies, full cost recovery, and maximizing departmental resources. The budget includes investments in the John J. Benoit Detention Center in Indio, the medical office building at the Riverside University Health System Medical Center campus, new family health clinics, a new emergency operations center, and the new CREST property tax system. The budget also addresses the need to contain costs, maintain high-quality services, and invest wisely in projects and programs that serve residents long into the future.
