County Releases Adopted Budget

September 23, 2025

The County of San Diego has officially adopted an $8. 63 billion budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which is now available on the County's budget website. The budget, which took effect July 1, prioritizes core services while investing in key areas such as housing, homelessness, behavioral health, public safety, and environmental sustainability.

Who is affected

San Diego County residents
Vulnerable populations
Homeless individuals
People needing behavioral health services
County service recipients

What action is being taken

The $8.63 billion adopted budget for 2025-26 fiscal year is posted on the County's budget website
The County is investing in housing, homelessness, support for vulnerable populations, behavioral health, public safety, infrastructure and environmental sustainability
Core services for the region's residents are being protected
The new budget took effect on July 1

Why it matters

The budget determines funding for essential county services and programs that impact San Diego residents, particularly vulnerable populations. It reflects public priorities gathered through community input sessions and addresses key concerns like housing affordability, homelessness, and behavioral health. The budget also accounts for potential impacts from federal and state policy changes that could affect county operations. This financial plan establishes the County's priorities and service levels for the entire 2025-26 fiscal year.

What's next

No explicit next steps stated in the article

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