San Pablo seeks new funding sources due to budget deficit

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San Pablo faces a projected $40 million budget deficit over the next decade, with $8.7 million expected between 2025 and 2027. This comes as casino revenue, which has historically supported the city, is declining. The San Pablo Lytton Casino has contributed significantly to the city’s budget, but recent shortfalls and competition from a new casino in Vallejo are raising concerns. City officials are exploring new revenue sources to address the financial challenges. Residents support finding new funding, with a half-cent sales tax proposal receiving the most backing. Other options include increasing property assessments and utility taxes. City officials plan to conduct further surveys to gauge community support for these measures.


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