El Cerrito Finance
A sourced record of El Cerrito’s financial condition, drawn directly from primary source documents: S&P Global Ratings publications, the City’s audited annual financial reports (CAFRs/ACFRs), the California State Auditor, and the City’s own financial records.

Pages
- Budget KPI Model — A three-indicator scorecard testing revenue sustainability, budget discipline, and real spending growth against thirteen years of audited data
- Budget vs. Actual — General Fund revenue vs. expenditure, original budget vs. actual, and the FY2025-26 Fourth Quarter Update
- Credit Rating History — S&P’s underlying rating (SPUR) on the City’s certificates of participation, 2013–present
- Going-Concern Audits — Every fiscal year the City’s audited financial statements carried a going-concern designation, 2012–2025
- State Auditor Report — Findings from California State Auditor Report 2020-803
- TRAN Borrowing — Annual short-term borrowing, FY2012–FY2022
- Tax Collections — Real Property Transfer Tax and other tax revenue
- RDA Dissolution — What the 2011–2012 state dissolution of redevelopment agencies cost El Cerrito
Each page reports documented facts without attributing responsibility to any individual.