Yolo County, California

Overview

On the overview's five-year General Fund table, Yolo County's FY 2024 General Fund revenues were $162,893 thousand against $116,731 thousand in expenditures, with other financing uses of $51,095 thousand, for a change in fund balance of −$4,933 thousand. The table as printed shows a sharp drop from FY 2023 (revenues $302,245 thousand; aid from other governments $179,668 thousand) to FY 2024 (revenues $162,893 thousand; aid $43,851 thousand); no cause for that drop is stated in the overview and none is invented here. The General Fund balance was $111,017,325 at June 30, 2025, up from $104,250,015 in FY 2021.

Source: County of Yolo, Overview of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (BOS attachment, March 24, 2026).

At a glance — General Fund, FY 2024 (in thousands, flagged basis)

Source: County of Yolo ACFR overview, five-year General Fund table.

General Fund, FY 2024 (in thousands)

Revenues by source sum exactly to $162,893 thousand.

Expenditures by function sum exactly to $116,731 thousand.

Other financing sources (uses) sum exactly to −$51,095 thousand: transfers in/out −$59,806 thousand, plus leases issued $722 thousand, sale of capital assets $127 thousand, and subscriptions issued $7,862 thousand.

Source: County of Yolo ACFR overview, five-year General Fund table (FY 2024 column).

Net position & fund balance

Net position for FY 2024 is printed as $323,466 thousand. Its components as printed — assets $868,504 thousand + deferred outflows $119,375 thousand − liabilities $652,596 thousand − deferred inflows $11,818 thousand — compute to $323,465 thousand, a $1 thousand rounding difference, disclosed here; the printed $323,466 thousand governs. The General Fund balance of $111,017,325 at June 30, 2025 (up from $104,250,015 in FY 2021) is stated in exact dollars as printed in the overview. The FY 2024 ending General Fund balance is not separately stated in the overview and is not derived here from the change figure, because the FY 2024 beginning balance is not given in the excerpt.

Source: County of Yolo ACFR overview.

Elected officials

Supervisor names are not shown in the overview excerpt cited here, so none are listed rather than supplied from another source.

Source: County of Yolo ACFR overview (BOS attachment, March 24, 2026).

Board meetings

The Board of Supervisors typically meets on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. at 625 Court Street, Woodland. Specific meeting dates are set by the Board’s calendar — not every Tuesday.

Yolo County Board of Supervisors meetings

No next meeting date is asserted here — see the official meeting calendar for the next scheduled date.

Livability — Yolo County

Yolo County scores 70.0 on the Hometown Numbers Livability Index, ranked #3 of 58 ranked California counties. Violent crime: 236.6 reported violent crimes per 100,000 residents in 2024 (FBI Crime Data Explorer; score 97.4, where a higher score means a lower rate). Full rankings: California livability rankings.

Method: percentile rank (count below + 0.5 × count equal) ÷ N × 100, lower-better measures inverted; composite is the mean of available component scores, rounded to 1 decimal; a county needs at least 5 of 7 components or it is unranked, never estimated. Vintages: ACS 2024 5-year (2020–2024) for housing affordability, income, and commute; FBI Crime Data Explorer 2024 for violent crime; County Health Rankings 2025 release for graduation and uninsured. Unemployment (BLS LAUS 2024) is missing for every California county because the BLS public API was unreachable (HTTP 503) on 2026-10-25; composites rest on the other components and will be recomputed if BLS data becomes available.

Housing prices — Yolo County

County-level figures for Yolo County.

Source: American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates (2020–2024), tables B25077 (median home value) and B25064 (median gross rent).

Public schools — Yolo County

Schools physically located in Yolo County.

67 public schools in 12 school districts, from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES EDGE Public School Locations, 2024–25 school year).

School performance (proficiency): district-level proficiency values are published in the federal Ed Data Express tool and are retrievable by CSV export, but they have not yet been added to this page — the export requires a live-browser download (direct requests to the tool are blocked), so no proficiency figures are shown rather than substituted ones. Source for the list: NCES EDGE Public School Locations — Current, 2024–25.

Neighbor comparison

How Yolo County’s General Fund spending per resident and fund-balance share compare with adjacent counties, computed from each dashboard’s own published figures.

GF figure: General Fund expenditures, FY 2024 (thousands; flagged basis).

Fund balance: General Fund balance, June 30, 2025 (exact, as printed in the FY 2024 table).

Colusa County: Fund-balance % dashed: no GF ending balance published ($6,929,481 is a drawdown of prior obligated balances)

Lake County: Fund-balance % dashed: no GF ending balance published ($13,669,130 is governmental provisions for obligated balances, not GF ending)

Napa County: Fund-balance % dashed: fund balance (estimated) $26,810,648 is beginning/available, not ending

Sutter County: Fund-balance % dashed: June 30, 2025 balance $51,507,421 is prior-year, not FY 2025-26 ending

Sacramento County: No Sacramento County dashboard in this dataset (no county GF figure exists here); a city dashboard in the county, if any, does not supply a county figure.

Solano County: No Solano County dashboard in this dataset (no county GF figure exists here); a city dashboard in the county, if any, does not supply a county figure.

Per-capita GF spending = the dashboard’s published General Fund total ÷ county population (ACS 2024 5-year, table B01003). Fund balance % = published GF ending balance ÷ GF total for the same fiscal year unless noted.

— in the fund-balance column means no GF ending balance is published on that dashboard (adopted budgets typically state only a January 1 balance).

Neighbor rows are county figures for the counties adjacent to the home county (U.S. Census Bureau County Adjacency File, 2024; out-of-state neighbors excluded).

Sources & notes

• Source used: County of Yolo, Board of Supervisors attachment, “Overview of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report,” fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 item (March 24, 2026; public.destinyhosted.com). ACFR Overview. The named FY 2023-24 ACFR itself (transmittal March 31, 2025; yolocounty.gov) was not usable as a figure source because its text extraction is garbled.
• Sum checks: FY 2024 General Fund revenue lines exact ($162,893K); expenditure lines exact ($116,731K); other financing exact (−$51,095K); walk exact (−$4,933K).
• What is not claimed: no exact-dollar ACFR statement figures (the overview is in thousands); no FY 2024 ending General Fund balance (not separately stated); no cause for the FY 2023–FY 2024 revenue drop (not stated in the overview); the $1 thousand net-position rounding difference is disclosed, not adjusted; no supervisor names (not shown in the excerpt).
• Jurisdiction palette: Page accent: #1E4F9E, sampled from Yolo County's official homepage (yolocounty.gov) on 2026-10-25 — dark navy top utility bar; medium blue section banners #205FA6, pale mint buttons #C8E6D3, deep green footer #2E7D5E noted; Granicus platform template with jurisdiction-specific colors; the dark-theme accent (#BCCAE2) is a lightened tint of the same color for contrast on the dark background. Shades are rendered approximations from the live homepage, not stylesheet values.

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