Similar to many other Peninsula cities, South San Francisco approved a budget that will draw on its reserves to close a budget shortfall, partly attributable to an unstable revenue source and increased operating costs.

The City Council unanimously adopted a $162.4 million operating budget for 2026-27 fiscal year, drawing on $5.5 million of reserves to close its shortfall. If the state legislature passes Assembly Bill 109 on Monday, June 15, however, the deficit might be reduced by at least a few million dollars, Assistant City Manager Rich Lee said.

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Terence Y

See folks. Nothing to worry about. South San Francisco will have plenty of money. As such, be sure to vote NO on any tax proposals transferring your money to ever-increasing union salaries, pensions, and benefits.

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