City of Antioch projected General Fund Expenditures FY 2021-22. Source: City of Antioch
General Fund revenue increases by $5.6 and $8.7 million per year
Creates new Community Resources Department
Adds 7 more Code Enforcement Officers
L Street to finally be widened to four lanes from W. 10th to W. 18th Streets
Will vote on appointing youth members to city commissions and boards
By Allen Payton
During the Antioch City Council’s regular meeting, tonight, June 22, 2021, votes will be taken on the two-year budget of $222.8 million for fiscal year 2021-22 and $179.2 million for FY 2022-23. The General Fund budget, which pays for the police department and other services, projects an increase of $5.6 million next year and $8.7 million the following year. It creates a new Community Resources Department and adds 17 more positions including seven Code Enforcement Officers, but does not include any additional funding for more sworn police officers.
In addition, the council will consider approving the city’s fifth cannabis business and appointing youth, ages 14-17, to city commissions and boards. (See complete agenda)
City of Antioch projected General Fund Revenue and Sources for FY 2021-22. Source: City of Antioch
According to the staff report on the General Fund, “Measure W…comprises over 20% of annual revenues and will generate a projected $38,000,000 over the next two years.” That’s a $1 million annual increase next year and a $2 million increase the following year…
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City of Antioch projected General Fund Expenditures FY 2021-22. Source: City of Antioch
General Fund revenue increases by $5.6 and $8.7 million per year
Creates new Community Resources Department
Adds 7 more Code Enforcement Officers
L Street to finally be widened to four lanes from W. 10th to W. 18th Streets
Will vote on appointing youth members to city commissions and boards
By Allen Payton
During the Antioch City Council’s regular meeting, tonight, June 22, 2021, votes will be taken on the two-year budget of $222.8 million for fiscal year 2021-22 and $179.2 million for FY 2022-23. The General Fund budget, which pays for the police department and other services, projects an increase of $5.6 million next year and $8.7 million the following year. It creates a new Community Resources Department and adds 17 more positions including seven Code Enforcement Officers, but does not include any additional funding for more sworn police officers.
In addition, the council will consider approving the city’s fifth cannabis business and appointing youth, ages 14-17, to city commissions and boards. (See complete agenda)
City of Antioch projected General Fund Revenue and Sources for FY 2021-22. Source: City of Antioch
According to the staff report on the General Fund, “Measure W…comprises over 20% of annual revenues and will generate a projected $38,000,000 over the next two years.” That’s a $1 million annual increase next year and a $2 million increase the following year…
