Sonora, CA — Visit Tuolumne County, which works to bring tourism to the region, could see a major cut in its funding allocation. The current contract with Visit Tuolumne County runs through the end of the calendar year. Since 1983, Visit Tuolumne County has received 25 percent of the Transient Occupancy Tax Revenue paid by those who use local lodging, which during the current fiscal year will pay the organization around $1.75-million. Tuolumne CAO Tracie Riggs is bringing forward a proposal to the Board of Supervisors to change the funding formula to a set amount, and gradually decrease it over the next five years. Moving forward, the county would pay $1.25 million in fiscal year 2023/24, $1
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