Clarksburg Fire Protection District funding equity
Yolo County, California
Summary
The Clarksburg fire district passed a new Prop 218 assessment but was told it qualifies for only $10,743 in county matching funds instead of the $146,000 it expected. Supervisors couldn't agree on a fix and directed staff to work with the district on options, including a possible one-time grant up to $135,733.
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
The gap between $10,743 and the $146,000 the district expected — a possible one-time grant of up to $135,733 from the general fund.
Clarksburg area residents who depend on volunteer fire protection if a funding resolution is reached.
Other fire districts could perceive unfairness if the county deviates from its matching fund formula.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors — April 14, 2026
The board approved a one-time $135,733 grant to Clarksburg Fire after the district's Prop 218 measure raised less than expected. Chair Allen argued the district got a different process than other fire districts, raising fairness concerns that could resurface in the county's broader fire funding policy.
Board of Supervisors — January 27, 2026
The Clarksburg fire district passed a new Prop 218 assessment but was told it qualifies for only $10,743 in county matching funds instead of the $146,000 it expected. Supervisors couldn't agree on a fix and directed staff to work with the district on options, including a possible one-time grant up to $135,733.
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