About the County's Budget
This page provides public information about the County's budget.
This document reflects the County's organizational values by attempting to strike an appropriate balance between financial detail and discussion of the bigger picture.
This document reflects the County's organizational values by attempting to strike an appropriate balance between financial detail and discussion of the bigger picture.
There are many ways to get involved in the County's budgeting process. Let your voice be heard.
The County Administrative Officer is required to submit Quarterly Financial Status Reports to the Board of Supervisors, per Board policy.
Reference
| Budget and Finance News |
| About County Fees |
| Current Year County & Special District Budgets |
| Prior Years' County & Special District Budgets |
FAQs
The County's budget is perhaps the most important document published by the County of San Luis Obispo. It serves as the most concrete expression of public policy. Think about your personal finances. How you spend your money reflects your goals. Similarly, how the County spends public funds reflects what the County hopes to accomplish in a given fiscal year. The budget is tied to priorities, plans and specific projects approved by the County Board of Supervisors.