Receive report from Administration relating to Board of Supervisors' requests for information regarding the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Recommended Budget.

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This document is a report from the County Executive to the Board of Supervisors regarding requests for information related to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Recommended Budget. It outlines the process for Board Members to submit requests for information, the tracking of these requests, and the distribution of responses. The report indicates that there are no fiscal implications associated with its receipt and that the recommended action will have no impact on children, seniors, or sustainability.

Key points

• The report is addressed to the Board of Supervisors from James R. Williams, County Executive.
• It discusses the Budget-Related Request for Information process approved on February 10, 2026.
• As of June 5, 2026, 25 requests for information were received and tracked.
• Responses to the requests have been distributed to the Board of Supervisors and are included for public record.
• The recommended action has no fiscal implications and no impact on children, seniors, or sustainability.

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• The document contains placeholder sections for attachments that are not filled in.
• The document appears to be a draft as it includes future dates and references to ongoing processes.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information No. 9 regarding the Valley Health Plan's reimbursement increases, Medi-Cal Managed Care revenue projections, and budgeting for the Primary Care Access Program for the fiscal year 2026-2027. It outlines the main cost drivers for medical expenses, including provider reimbursements and pharmaceutical costs, and notes a projected decrease in enrollment due to changes in immigration status. The budget for the Primary Care Access Program remains unchanged from the previous fiscal year.

Key points

• The response addresses reimbursement increases, Medi-Cal Managed Care revenue projections, and Primary Care Access Program budgeting.
• Main cost drivers for medical expenses include provider reimbursements, rising pharmaceutical expenses, and high service utilization.
• Projected enrollment in Medi-Cal Managed Care is expected to decrease by approximately 3.5%.
• The budget for the Primary Care Access Program is unchanged from FY 2025-2026, with a General Fund contribution of $1.2 million.

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• The document includes placeholders and unresolved sections that affect the completeness of the summary.
• Specific dates and dollar amounts are mentioned but not fully detailed in the context of the overall budget.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information No. 10 regarding budget reserve policies of counties comparable in size to Santa Clara. It includes a comparison table detailing the reserve policies of various counties, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Orange, Riverside, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Santa Clara. The document outlines the target percentages for general fund reserves, contingency reserves, and capital project reserves for each county.

Key points

• The document is a response to a request from Supervisor Abe-Koga for information on budget reserve policies.
• It includes a comparison table of budget reserve policies from counties of comparable size.
• Santa Clara's current reserve policies are highlighted alongside those of other counties.

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• The document contains unresolved placeholders and incomplete information.
• Specific dates, votes, and dollar amounts are not provided in the summary.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information No. 11 regarding immigration-related services funding allocation for the fiscal year 2026-2027. It provides an update on funding for immigration-related support services, including a summary of the fiscal year 2025-2026 funding allocations, contract deliverables, and considerations for future funding. The total funding for FY 2025-2026 was $6,699,221, allocated across various service categories. The document discusses the increasing demand for immigration legal services and outlines proposed adjustments for the upcoming fiscal year, including reallocating funds to enhance removal defense services.

Key points

• The document addresses immigration-related services funding allocation for FY 2026-2027.
• Total funding for FY 2025-2026 was $6,699,221, allocated to various service categories.
• The Office of Immigrant Relations administers contracts with 24 service providers for immigration-related support services.
• There is a noted increase in demand for immigration legal services due to changing federal policies and enforcement.
• The document discusses potential reallocations of funding to enhance removal defense services.

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• The document appears to be a draft as it contains incomplete sections and is truncated.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 13, which pertains to the impact of staffing reductions in the Office of Sustainability and Resilience. The e-distribution date is noted as 5/29/2026.

Key points

• Document relates to the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 13.
• Focus on the impact of staffing reductions in the Office of Sustainability and Resilience.
• E-Distribution Date: 5/29/2026.

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This document is a response to a budget-related request for information regarding position reductions in the Procurement Department and their impacts on the Small Business Program and contract enforcement. It is associated with the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.

Key points

• Document relates to the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 15.
• Focuses on position reductions in the Procurement Department.
• Discusses impacts on the Small Business Program and contract enforcement.

Limitations

• The document contains a significant amount of unintelligible text and formatting issues.
• Specific details such as dates, votes, dollar amounts, and outcomes are not provided.
• There are unresolved placeholders and blank fields that affect the completeness of the summary.

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The document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information No. 16 regarding the prioritization of hospital capital improvement projects, including mandated work required by 2030. It outlines the prioritization process for the FY 2026-2027 Capital Budget, which identifies over $8 billion in necessary investments, with only a small fraction of funding available. The report details the criteria for project prioritization, including regulatory mandates and the need for continuity of critical services. It also provides a summary of ongoing seismic upgrade projects and other capital projects necessary for compliance and service continuity across Santa Clara Valley Healthcare facilities.

Key points

• The FY 2026-2027 Capital Budget includes 27 in-flight projects and three additional projects, totaling $158,504,066 for SCVH.
• Prioritization criteria include regulatory mandates, in-flight projects with permits, and projects necessary for community services.
• The County must comply with State seismic safety mandates by 2030 for its four hospitals.
• A funding gap of up to $300 million is needed to fully achieve seismic compliance.
• Several projects are underway to maintain continuity of critical clinical services, with funding needs outlined for each.

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• Some tables referenced in the text are not fully visible or detailed in the extracted text.

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This document appears to be a draft response to a budget-related request for information regarding the transition plan of the family residency program moving to O’Connor Hospital and its impacts on patients currently sent to the Indian Health Center.

Key points

• Attachment name: FY 26-27 Budget-Related Request for Information No. 17
• Matter file: SCC-129288
• Description: Information relating to transition plan of the family residency program moving to O’Connor Hospital, including impacts to patients currently sent to the Indian Health Center.
• E-Distribution Date: 5/29/2026

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• The document contains a significant amount of unintelligible text and formatting issues.
• Specific details regarding the transition plan and its impacts are not provided in the text.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 18, which pertains to proposed reductions to clinical nursing positions in Budget Unit 921 and their impacts on service. The e-distribution date is noted as 5/29/2026.

Key points

• Document relates to FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 18.
• Focus on proposed reductions to clinical nursing positions in Budget Unit 921.
• Includes impacts on service.
• E-Distribution Date: 5/29/2026.

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This document is a response to a budget-related request for information regarding the implementation of a new rate structure with behavioral health contracted providers. The response is associated with the FY 26-27 budget hearing and is dated for e-distribution on June 4, 2026.

Key points

• Document pertains to FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 19.
• Focus on implementation of new rate structure with behavioral health contracted providers.
• E-Distribution Date: June 4, 2026.

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This document appears to be a draft response to a budget-related request for information regarding the loss of therapeutic service connections for children during the transition between school years. It is associated with the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing and was distributed electronically on May 29, 2026.

Key points

• Document relates to the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 20.
• Focuses on the loss of therapeutic service connections for children from the end of one school year, through summer recess, into the next school year.
• Prepared for Supervisor Arenas.
• E-Distribution Date: 5/29/2026.

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• The text contains numerous unreadable characters and formatting issues, which may affect the completeness of the information.
• There are unresolved placeholders and blank fields that could not be summarized.

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The document outlines the recommended budget-related requests for information for the fiscal year 2026-2027. It includes various requests from supervisors regarding impacts on programs, staffing, and funding across different departments, with all requests marked as completed by specified dates.

Key points

• The document lists budget-related requests for information from various supervisors.
• Requests include topics such as the impact of Justice Services and Support Department, proposed transfers of Sheriff's staff, and funding for Community Health Worker Program implementation.
• All requests have been completed with specific respondents and distribution dates provided.

Limitations

• The document does not specify the outcomes or implications of the requests.
• Some sections contain unresolved placeholders or incomplete information.

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The document outlines the FY 2026-2027 Recommended Budget-Related Requests for Information, detailing various requests made by supervisors, their summaries, respondents, statuses, and distribution dates. Each request pertains to different departments and focuses on various aspects of county services and programs.

Key points

• The document includes requests from supervisors Ellenberg, Abe-Koga, Arenas, Duong, and Lee.
• Requests cover topics such as the impact of Justice Services, Sheriff’s staff transfer, video arraignments, social service contract consolidations, and suicide prevention staffing.
• All requests listed have been marked as completed with specific distribution dates provided.
• Responses were provided by various departments including the Office of the County Executive, Office of the Sheriff, and Behavioral Health Services Department.

Limitations

• The document does not specify any unresolved placeholders or missing information.

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