The first quarter FY23 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $5.73 billion, $24.5 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations are projected at $6.02 billion, $177.9 million higher than expected. The year-end fund balance is projected at $505.3 million, $133.1 million higher than the Five-Year Plan estimate, representing 8.4% of obligations.

The fourth quarter FY22 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $5.49 billion, $410.9 million above the Revised Five-Year Plan, while obligations have declined to $5.32 billion, $28.1 million below projections. The final year-end fund balance is estimated at $492.4 million, $358.5 million above the Five-Year Plan estimate, ensuring a stronger financial position​.

The third quarter FY22 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $5.43 billion, $353.2 million above the Revised Five-Year Plan, while obligations have risen to $5.36 billion, $16.7 million higher than projected. The year-end fund balance is now expected to reach $389.9 million, $256 million above prior projections, representing 7.2% of obligations​.

The second quarter FY22 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $5.18 billion, $104.3 million above the Revised Five-Year Plan, while obligations have risen to $5.37 billion, $24.0 million higher than projected. The year-end fund balance is now projected at $133.7 million, $200,000 below the Revised Five-Year Plan, remaining below the City’s fiscal target​.

The first quarter FY22 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $5.08 billion, $177.4 million below the Five-Year Plan, while obligations have increased to $5.35 billion, $47.3 million higher than expected. The year-end fund balance is now projected at $133.9 million, $47.3 million higher than the original Five-Year Plan estimate but far below the City’s 6-8% target​.

The fourth quarter FY21 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $4.62 billion, $33.5 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations have risen to $4.92 billion, $114.6 million higher than projected. The final year-end fund balance is estimated at $78.8 million, $27.4 million above the original Five-Year Plan projection, bolstered by federal relief funds.

The first quarter FY21 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $4.58 billion, $0.7 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations have increased to $4.87 billion, $65.0 million higher than expected. The year-end fund balance is projected at $22.8 million, $28.4 million lower than the Five-Year Plan projection, signaling financial strain from pandemic-related expenditures.

The second quarter FY21 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $4.60 billion, $20.6 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations have risen to $4.93 billion, $129.3 million higher than projected. The year-end fund balance is now projected at $29.1 million, $22.3 million below the Five-Year Plan projection, showing continued fiscal strain.

The third quarter FY21 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $4.60 billion, $16.8 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations are projected at $4.93 billion, $124.9 million higher than expected. The year-end fund balance is projected at $51.7 million, matching the Five-Year Plan estimate but reflecting continued expenditure challenges.

The fourth quarter FY20 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $4.86 billion, $57.6 million below the Five-Year Plan, while obligations are projected at $5.09 billion, $61.9 million higher than expected. The final year-end fund balance is estimated at $254.9 million, which is $45.0 million above the original Five-Year Plan projection, though revenue declines were driven by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The third quarter FY20 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $4.94 billion, $21.0 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations are projected at $5.15 billion, $127.4 million higher than originally estimated. The year-end fund balance is projected at $268.0 million, exceeding Five-Year Plan expectations by $58.1 million, but the City acknowledges revenue losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The second quarter FY20 QCMR projects General Fund revenues at $5.01 billion, $91.4 million above the Five-Year Plan, while obligations have increased to $5.12 billion, $90.4 million higher than expected. The year-end fund balance is now projected at $352.0 million, $142.1 million above the Five-Year Plan estimate, representing 6.9% of obligations​.