Revenue transfer process and county charter question
Los Alamos County
Summary
A charter question on this fall's ballot could end the practice of transferring 5% of gas and electric revenues to the general fund and having Council send them back to utility projects. Staff explained it would simplify accounting and give utilities more flexibility, but would change budgeting.
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Last discussed Sep 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
The 5% transfer of gas and electric revenues — currently returned to utility projects — would stay in the utilities funds if the charter question passes.
Utility customers could see simpler budgeting and more direct use of their revenues for utility projects.
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