The San Marcos City Council is exploring ways to make up $6.4 million in projected revenue shortfalls.
Due to historically high unemployment rates in San Marcos of 16.2%, closures of businesses and other economic impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of San Marcos is forced to prepare for a 20% reduction in revenues.
“We will do everything we can to maintain our core services and our employees, it will require us to work together to identify as many strategies to make it through the significant impact of virus,” City Manager Bert Lumbreras said in a budget work session Tuesday.
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