It was expected that the County, under the leadership of Chair Lawson Remer and new Supervisor Aguirre that a revenue measure would be brought forth to address funding gaps created by the implementation of HR 1. While there has been no direct revenue proposal following a more general discussion at the Board previously, on August 26th, the Board did vote to move forward with an effort to revise their reserves policy to release up to an estimated $90 million dollars annually to address vulnerable San Diegans. The Board members readily acknowledged that even those additional funds would not suffice to cover all the needs, and the Chair referenced an effort for a longer-term proposal which we will actively monitor.
