Memorandum
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The Bi-Monthly Financial Report for July/August 2024 was prepared by the City Manager’s Budget Office and the Finance Department for review by the Public Safety, Finance, and Strategic Support Committee. The report indicates that revenues and expenditures are generally tracking within budget estimates for the first two months of the fiscal year. Key highlights include anticipated General Fund revenues and expenditures remaining within estimated levels, with some tax revenues performing above prior year levels while others may fall below estimates. Economic conditions show modest growth in Silicon Valley, with slight increases in unemployment and mixed trends in construction activity. The report also details specific revenue categories and their performance compared to budget estimates and prior year collections.
Key points
- The report is for the Bi-Monthly Financial Report for July/August 2024.
- Revenues and expenditures are generally tracking within budget estimates.
- General Fund revenues are anticipated to end the year within estimated levels.
- Construction and Conveyance Tax revenues are performing above prior year levels.
- Transient Occupancy Tax activity is expected to slightly exceed budgeted estimates.
- Overall construction activity decreased by 16.7% from prior year levels.
- The unemployment rate in the San José MSA increased to 4.5% in August 2024.
- General Fund revenues through August 2024 totaled $104.3 million, a decrease from the prior year.
Limitations
- The document appears to be a draft as it contains incomplete sections and placeholders.
- Some financial figures and estimates are preliminary and may change as the fiscal year progresses.
- Unresolved placeholders affect the completeness of the summary.
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