Council Renews Police Services Contract for FY 2023
As the current fiscal year draws to a close, councilors met last week to adopt the city’s Fiscal Year 2022-23 ...
Tag: Fiscal year Budget
Council Adopts Budget for Next Fiscal Year
The San Clemente City Council on Tuesday adopted the city’s $136.1 million budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023, funding the city’s ...
UPDATE: Ahead of Anticipated Adoption Next Month, Council Reviews Proposed FY 2023 Budget
Editor's Note: This story has been updated from its initial posting on Monday, May 23, to include comments from the ...
Council Introduces ‘Jim Dahl Ordinance’ to Set Four-Member Fire Crews
Featured Image: Orange County Fire Authority crews work to extinguish a July 2019 brush fire on a hillside near Bella ...
Looking Ahead: Gene James Steps into the Spotlight
By C. Jayden Smith In the midst of his third year on San Clemente’s City Council, newly minted Mayor Gene ...
UPDATE: Council Passes Fiscal Year Budget
By Shawn Raymundo Councilmembers voted on Tuesday, June 15, to approve the city’s $267.6 million budget that has San Clemente ...
City Revenues Behind Pace from Previous Fiscal Years
By Shawn Raymundo The city’s general fund revenue collections for the first quarter of the fiscal year were slightly behind ...
Council Adopts FY 2021 Budget, Approves Police Services Contract
By Shawn Raymundo With two weeks to go before the end of the current fiscal year, councilors on Tuesday, June ...
Passage of Fiscal Year Budget Stalled in Council Gridlock
By Shawn Raymundo The passage of the city’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year was held up in a ...
TCA Budget Proposes Significant Cuts to Spending in FY 2021
By Lillian Boyd and Shawn Raymundo In order to address the impacts of COVID-19 and the subsequent drop in toll ...
City Anticipates Minimal Impact to Fiscal Year Revenue from Pandemic
By Shawn Raymundo While the ongoing public health crisis is expected to cost the city of San Clemente about $2.5 ...
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