At their annual budget hearing on June 6, the Board of Supes unanimously ok’d the 2023-24 budget mostly by utilizing over $7 million in one-time funds. Ted Williams, of the Coast’s 5th District, capsulized this year’s budget process, explaining, “Mendocino County has a footprint that is beyond its revenue, and this may be a good time to have a re-set in staffing, vehicles, facilities, health plan, everything, because we are not on a track that’s sustainable. We can kick it down the road one more year, and I think that’s what were doing with the seven million dollars in one-time funds. When I ask the hard questions (to the CEO and finance staff) and look at the (financial) printouts, I don’t
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