Affordable Housing

Named special revenue fund

Restricted special revenue fund

FY2026

Adopted

$2,000,000

FY2026, p.35

How has it changed?

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Earlier yearLater year

The spending or funding plan approved by County Council for each fiscal year.

FY2025 adopted budget

$3,000,000

FY2026 budget book, p.35

FY2026 adopted budget

$2,000,000

FY2026 budget book, p.35

The FY2026 adopted amount was lower by $1,000,000.

-33.3%

The county printed a dash here, not a zero This summary table prints a dash for the Affordable Housing fund. The site uses zero for reconciled arithmetic and marks the amount with † so the source form remains visible. The table does not establish that the county appropriated nothing for affordable housing; the FY2022–23 adopted budget book carries a separate ordinance appropriation that this fund table does not represent. This cell must not be read as a zero-funding decision.

Five-year trend: FY2022–FY2026

One continuous line is shown because all five annual figures use this same published basis.

Up $2,000,000 from FY2022 to FY2026.

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Annual figures and sources in this chart

Annual adopted dollars figures from FY2022 through FY2026
Year	Amount	Source
FY2022	$0^†	FY2024-25, p.35
FY2023	$0^†	FY2024-25, p.35
FY2024	$2,000,000	FY2026, p.35
FY2025	$3,000,000	FY2026, p.35
FY2026	$2,000,000	FY2026, p.35

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History

Every year this line appears, with the document each figure was read from. Years with nothing published say so; they are never turned into zero. A numeric zero is shown as $0. When the county printed a dash, † marks the site’s arithmetic-zero representation.

FY2026
Adopted$2,000,000
FY2026, p.35
FY2025
Adopted$3,000,000
as printed in FY2026, p.35
FY2024
Adopted$2,000,000
as printed in FY2026, p.35
FY2023
Adopted$0^†¹
as printed in FY2024-25, p.35
FY2022
Adopted$0^†¹
as printed in FY2024-25, p.35

Affordable Housing: every published year, its status, amount and source
Year	Status	Amount	Source
FY2026	Adopted	$2,000,000	FY2026, p.35
FY2025	Adopted	$3,000,000	as printed in FY2026, p.35
FY2024	Adopted	$2,000,000	as printed in FY2026, p.35
FY2023	Adopted	$0^†¹	as printed in FY2024-25, p.35
FY2022	Adopted	$0^†¹	as printed in FY2024-25, p.35

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Notes on these figures

1The county printed a dash here, not a zero. This summary table prints a dash for the Affordable Housing fund. The site uses zero for reconciled arithmetic and marks the amount with † so the source form remains visible. The table does not establish that the county appropriated nothing for affordable housing; the FY2022–23 adopted budget book carries a separate ordinance appropriation that this fund table does not represent. This cell must not be read as a zero-funding decision.