Efficiently providing superior public services

Improving the San Diego region's performance on air and water quality, alternative energy production, and land preservation.

Increasing consumer confidence by promoting business practices that protect consumer safety and the environment, promoting a level-playing field for businesses, supporting a fair marketplace for consumers, assisting industry in complying with local and state regulations, and ensuring consumers get what they purchased.

Needs Assessment

Active/Funded/Completed Projects

Pensions represent an important component of the County’s long term financial obligations. It is important to measure changes in the pension liability so that the County can best plan for the long-term.

The size, diversity, and strength of a local government’s tax base impact its ability to generate financial resources. Changing economic conditions - including changes in the real estate market - impact the county's revenue and workload, along with the strategies used to manage the public's resources. Changes in the real estate market directly impact the County's general purpose revenue, the Board of Supervisor's only source of discretionary spending.