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The City of Sonoma received a midyear budget update showing general-fund YTD revenue of $12.8M against a $29.4M budget and an anticipated year-end surplus of $100,000; staff identified an EMS billing shortfall and proposed $140,834 in general-fund midyear adjustments, which council adopted unanimously.

Finance Director Jeff Cadiz presented a 2026 budget overview, describing legal constraints (TABOR and the home rule charter), the city's fund structure, a 25% general fund reserve policy and key revenue figures including $52 million in projected sales tax and a 5.076 mill levy generating about $15.95 million.

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Legislative Revenue Office presented a primer on consumption taxes, noting Oregon’s lack of a general sales tax, tradeoffs among predictability and administrative complexity, and how other states (Washington, California) structure bases and thresholds.

Legislative Revenue Office economist John Hart told the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee that raising Oregon’s estate-tax exclusion to $2.5 million would, in the LRO model, reduce collections about 45% on average — and that revenue-neutral rate changes would shift the burden upward for larger estates.

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CFO Tammy Paris reported revenues modestly above budget through Nov. 30 and lower-than-budget expenses for the period but flagged a $7 million shortfall from the prior year that Bi-State plans to discuss with St. Louis County council leadership in January.

County finance staff told commissioners the general fund shows a roughly $3.6 million year-to-date deficit through November but said missing accruals — including three months of sales tax and a $1.8 million landfill rent payment — and remaining payrolls may narrow the gap.

County finance staff told commissioners the general fund and nursing home are projecting combined surpluses and that incoming tax payments and departmental changes could add roughly $2.05 million to the county fund balance by the end of 2025; staff said the county's current cash position is about $1.19 million.