Overview
Lake County's adopted FY 2025–2026 budget appropriates $410,039,749 across all funds. Services and Supplies ($146,370,723) and Salaries and Benefits ($128,552,391) are the largest appropriation objects, and Construction in Progress ($70,729,792) reflects a heavy capital program. Within governmental funds, Public Protection ($72,587,010) and Public Assistance ($72,392,222) are the largest functions, and the General Fund totals $105,312,026 in the Schedule 7 by-fund summary.
Source: Lake County FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget (county DocumentCenter).
At a glance — adopted budget FY 2025–2026
Source: Lake County FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget, resolution and Schedule 7.
Appropriations by object — resolution summary, all funds
Object lines sum exactly to $410,039,749.
| Salaries and Benefits | $128,552,391 |
| Services and Supplies | $146,370,723 |
| Other Charges | $49,555,174 |
| Construction in Progress | $70,729,792 |
| Fixed Assets | $18,657,816 |
| Other Financing Uses | −$9,473,007 |
| Contingencies | $5,646,860 |
| Total appropriations | $410,039,749 |
Source: Lake County FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget, adoption resolution.
Financing uses by function — Schedule 7, governmental funds, adopted
Function lines sum to the function total; adding contingencies and obligated-fund-balance provisions gives Schedule 7's governmental total (exact).
| General | $65,731,686 |
| Public Protection | $72,587,010 |
| Public Ways & Facilities | $42,495,565 |
| Health & Sanitation | $59,192,928 |
| Public Assistance | $72,392,222 |
| Education | $3,736,468 |
| Recreational and Cultural Services | $7,293,512 |
| Special Districts – BOS | $1,284,230 |
| Total financing uses by function | $324,713,621 |
| Appropriations for Contingencies | $5,550,860 |
| Subtotal financing uses | $330,264,481 |
| Provisions for Obligated Fund Balances | $13,669,130 |
| Total financing uses, governmental funds | $343,933,611 |
Scope note: this $343,933,611 Schedule 7 total covers governmental funds only. The resolution's $410,039,749 covers all funds; the $66,106,138 gap is other funds outside Schedule 7.
Source: Lake County FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget, Schedule 7.
General Fund
General Fund financing uses in the Schedule 7 by-fund summary (adopted column): $105,312,026.
Source: Lake County FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget, Schedule 7 by-fund summary.
Elected officials
As named in the adopted budget document. No contact details are shown because none are given in the cited document.
| Board of Supervisors, District 1 | Helen Owen |
| Board of Supervisors, District 2 | Bruno Sabatier |
| Board of Supervisors, District 3 (Chair) | Eddie “EJ” Crandell |
| Board of Supervisors, District 4 | Brad Rasmussen |
| Board of Supervisors, District 5 | Jessica Pyska |
| Assessor-Recorder | Richard Ford |
| District Attorney | Susan Krones |
| Sheriff-Coroner | Lucas Bingham |
| Treasurer-Tax Collector | Patrick Sullivan |
| Auditor-Controller / County Clerk | Jenavive Herrington |
| County Administrative Officer | Susan Parker |
Source: Lake County FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget, elected officials page.
Sources & notes
- Only source used: County of Lake, California, FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget (county DocumentCenter PDF). FY 2025–2026 Adopted Budget.
- Sum checks: resolution objects exact ($410,039,749); Schedule 7 functions exact ($324,713,621); subtotal exact ($324,713,621 + $5,550,860 = $330,264,481); governmental total exact ($330,264,481 + $13,669,130 = $343,933,611).
- What is not claimed: no reconciliation between the all-funds resolution total and the governmental-funds Schedule 7 total (difference $66,106,138, explained as other funds outside Schedule 7); no outstanding-debt figure from this budget book.
- Jurisdiction palette: no verified Lake County palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a county color.