BudgetAll fundsProposition C anti-gridlock transit

Where does the Proposition C anti-gridlock transit money come from and go?

Fund 540 (Proposition C anti-gridlock transit) collected $103.8M in FY2025-26, the latest complete fiscal year; 5% of that came from other City funds. It spent $95.4M of its FY2025-26 budget of $121.8M. Its adopted budget for FY2026-27 is $146.2M.

Voter-approved taxes and bonds. City fund name: PROPOSITION C ANTIGRIDLOCK IMP (fund 540). All City funds

By year

Budget years run July to June. Adopted is the appropriation in the adopted budget; budget is the appropriation after changes during the year, which can include money carried over; spent is what has been charged to that year's budget so far; committed is reserved under contracts and purchase orders but not yet paid. Revenue is what the fund collected in that fiscal year. Funds carry balances from year to year, so a year's revenue and spending are not a surplus or shortfall.

$103.8MRevenue collected, FY2025-26
$95.4MSpent from the FY2025-26 budget
$146.2MAdopted budget, FY2026-27
Proposition C anti-gridlock transit by year
YearAdoptedSpent
FY2019-20$96.2M$87.5M
FY2020-21$99.4M$73.1M
FY2021-22$93.0M$71.5M
FY2022-23$108.1M$91.6M
FY2023-24$153.2M$113.8M
FY2024-25$139.7M$105.9M
FY2025-26$121.7M$95.4M
FY2026-27in progress$146.2M$19.2M

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Revenue for FY2026-27 is not shown because the year is in progress. Spending against FY2025-26 and earlier budgets can still be recorded.

Where the money comes from, FY2025-26

Revenue the fund collected during the fiscal year, by the Controller's revenue source. Sources marked as from another City fund are transfers and reimbursements from other City funds, not new money from outside. Source names are the City's.

Proposition C anti-gridlock transit revenue by source
SourceCollectedShare
Proposition C Local Transit TAX$84.1M81.0%
Reimb-Metro Rail Project$11.1M10.7%
Reimb From Other FundsFrom another City fund$5.2M5.0%
Interest Income-Other$3.0M2.9%
Construction Traffic Mgmt FEE$360K0.3%
Miscellaneous Revenue-Others$67K0.1%
All sources$103.8M100%

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Where it goes, FY2025-26

Spending charged to the fund's FY2025-26 budget, by account, with each account's adopted amount for FY2026-27. Accounts are the City's: some are programs, some are the departments the fund pays for work, and some are transfers into other City funds.

Proposition C anti-gridlock transit spending by account
AccountFY2025-26 spentFY2026-27 adopted
TransportationTransportation$37.5M$38.9M
Reimbursement of General Fund CostsTransportation$28.5M$59.2M
Bureau of Street ServicesTransportation$12.6M$15.6M
Bureau of EngineeringTransportation$10.2M$12.6M
Bureau of Contract AdministrationTransportation$2.6M$4.1M
Bureau of Street LightingTransportation$2.1M$3.4M
General ServicesTransportation$729K$749K
PersonnelTransportation$403K$443K
City AttorneyTransportation$265K$279K
MayorTransportation$141K$141K
Pwboard OfficeTransportation$138K—
City Administrative OfficerTransportation$101K$106K
General City PurposesTransportation$30K$30K
City PlanningTransportation$12K—
Transportation Grant Fund Capital StabilizationTransportation—$4.6M
6 smaller accounts (in the download below)—$6.1M
All accounts$95.4M$146.2M

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