Camarillo City Council
AGENDA REPORT
Date: August 13, 2025
To: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
From: Greg Ramirez, City Manager
Submitted by: Mark Uribe, Finance Director
Subject: Revenue & Expenditure Report for June 2025
BACKGROUND
Pursuant to the City’s Fiscal Management Policy 3.01, a monthly Revenue and Expenditure Report detailing the City’s financial status including revenues, expenditures, transfers in/out, and the projected fund balance/net position by Governmental and Proprietary Funds, will be provided to City Council for review.
DISCUSSION
The “Current Budget” column pertains to the current fiscal year (FY) budget that has been adopted and includes adjustments approved by City Council in February 2025. The “Actual Year-to-Date” column presents the cumulative year to date revenues received and expenditures incurred for the current fiscal year. And lastly, the “Percentage of Budget” column calculates the percentage of Actual Year-to-Date activity compared to the Current Budget.
The percentage of the current fiscal year elapsed is 100% at June 2025. Please note that although this is the June report, it does not represent the final numbers for the Fiscal Year because various accounting entries to close the year will not be posted until late-August. - Revenues are not received, and expenditures are not paid uniformly throughout the fiscal year. Also note, revenues are often billed and reimbursed in arrears. Certain main revenue sources are received in two lump-sums during the fiscal year, such as Property Taxes which are received in December and April, while other revenue is received after grants are approved and funds have been spent.
Notable percentages are as follows:
General Fund
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Actual revenues for Special Assessments (0% of budgeted amount) for FY 2024/25 will be received in September 2025 and accrued back to the current fiscal year.
Actual revenues for Subventions and Grants (received 21.77% of the budgeted amount) accounts for the Citizens Option for Public Safety (COPS) distributions along with Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA) grant funding and Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Program (HHAP) grant funding for FY 2024/25. Note that other revenues, such as the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds will be recorded at the end of the fiscal year. ARPA funds comprise approximately 78% of the total budget amount.
Actual revenues for Contributions and Developer Fees are (167% of budgeted amount) which is due to a State Library grant revenue of $29k received for ESL FY25/26.
Actual expenditures for Capital Improvement Projects Administration (131.80% of the budgeted amount) are overbudget due to an allocation adjustment of staff time and related costs that have yet to be recorded at the time this report was prepared. Actual expenditures for Building & Safety (incurred 56.97% of budgeted amount) are under budget due to the timing when the City is billed for Building & Safety services and when these invoices are recorded. There is a two-month lag from when services are billed by the consultant.
Transfers out of the General Fund are analyzed and recorded at the end of the fiscal year.
Special Revenue Funds (Development Fees)
The overall actual revenues are greater than their respective budgeted revenue amounts due to higher-than-expected investment interest earnings and developer fees received as of June 2025.
Transfers out of the Development Fees funds are comprised of Capital Improvement Project funding adjustments that have yet to be recorded at the time this report was prepared.
Capital Projects Funds
Actual revenues for Capital Improvement Projects are mainly comprised of grant revenues received from Los Angeles – San Diego – San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) Rail Corridor Agency and Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Program, which are based on when grant-eligible expenses are incurred and reimbursed. Actual expenditures for the Capital Improvement Projects fund accounts for (41.52% of its budgeted amount) as the costs of Capital Improvement projects are Revenue & Expenditure Report
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not uniformly spent throughout the fiscal year and are dependent on project progression.
Actual expenditures for the Camarillo Corridor Projects Area fund are mainly comprised of administrative fees that fluctuate year over year. Actual expenditures for the Low-Moderate Income Housing Asset fund are mainly comprised of administrative and legal fees that are not uniformly spent throughout the fiscal year.
Due to the timing of this report all transfers in or out have not yet been recorded.
Other Governmental Funds
Actual revenue for the Grants fund accounts for the new Encampment Resolution Funding Program (ERF) grant revenue received in FY24/25. Actual revenues for the Air Quality Fund are comprised of investment earnings which have been earned higher than budgeted.
Actual revenues for the CDBG funds (received 5.72% of the budgeted amount) due to the requirement that program income must be spent before requesting reimbursement from HUD. The City received proceeds related to the sale of a CDBG property in November 2024 which limited the City’s HUD reimbursement. Actual expenditures for the SB125 fund are (6.7% of its budgeted amount) under budget due to the timing of payment of three transit buses. Actual expenditures for the CDBG fund are greater than the budgeted amount (125.74% of budgeted amount) due to prior year grant funds being available and expended against current grant expenditures.
Actual expenditures recorded for all Other Government Funds will vary due to the timing of when the City’s consultants invoice the City for services along with when debt service is paid.
Due to the timing of this report transfers out have not yet been recorded.
Enterprise Funds
Actual revenues for the Reclaimed Water fund are (204.21% of budgeted amount) which is in part due to a state grant revenue of $166k received for Stormwater Diversion Study and higher-than-expected investment interest earnings. Actual revenues for the Water Conservation Credit fund are (169.77% of budgeted amount) which is due to higher-than-expected investment earnings.
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Actual revenues for CAMSAN Debt Service are greater than the budgeted amount (131.48%) primarily due to higher than expected Property Taxes received in FY 2024/25.
Actual revenues for the CAMSAN Capital Projects fund are (284.44% of budgeted amount), primarily due to higher-than-expected investment earnings. Actual expenses for the Water Debt Service fund are (163.5% of its budgeted amount) due to annual administrative fees of $3,270 paid to the City’s Bond Trustee.
Due to the timing of this report, transfers in have not yet been recorded. Actual transfers in are (0.61% of budgeted amount) due to year-end transfers account for 80% of total budget.
The report for June is preliminary due to the timing of when the report is prepared versus when the reporting month closes.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no budget impact as a result of this action.
RECOMMENDATION
Receive and file report.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Revenue & Expenditure Report for June 2025 - Preliminary REFERENCE MATERIALS – AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW AT CITY HALL None