State Budget Crisis Could Impact Casitas’ Revenues

The Casitas Municipal Water District is keeping a close eye on the State’s actions to fill a large budget gap. At risk for Casitas is the $1.8 million in property taxes it receives each year, which supplements Casitas’ revenue for capital and maintenance projects. It also subsidizes agricultural water rates. Threats by the governor and legislature to borrow special districts, cities and counties property tax funds will prevent local government from providing current levels of service at the same cost. Until the State approves a budget, Casitas will keep water rates flat and continue to perform all maintenance and capital projects on schedule. Casitas will weigh its financial options if the State should pass a budget that takes revenues away.

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