Today, the Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved the $10.3 billion recommended budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The budget reflects a slowing revenue environment, rising operating costs, and increasing demand for County services. Despite these challenges, the now-approved spending plan continues to prioritize the services residents rely upon most while preserving the County’s long-term financial stability.“The residents of Riverside County rely on county services like 911 fire dispatch, animal services outreach, and senior meal delivery,” said Board Chair and Second District Supervisor Karen Spiegel. “This budget was developed following extensive meetings with County departments and an expanded outreach campaign to ensure that our funding decisions reflect communi
