San Bernardino · Ward 1

We have been left behind.

This time we move forward, not backwards. Ron Alvarado is fighting for accountable government, safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, and a City Hall that works for working families.

Ron Alvarado speaking with San Bernardino residents
Leadership that shows up

Working families deserve a voice.

“Our community deserves leadership that shows up, listens, and takes action. Together, we can build safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, thriving local businesses, and a future our families can be proud of.”
Ron Alvarado · Candidate for Ward 1
Our priorities

Fighting for our community

Restore pride in our city and build a stronger future for every family — with measurable results and public accountability.

01

Public Safety

Safe blocks, responsive services, accountable spending
02

Homelessness

Results-focused outreach and neighborhood protection
03

Revitalizing Downtown

Small businesses, clean public spaces, responsible growth
04

Reinvestment in Neighborhoods

Streets, parks, lighting, sidewalks, and core services
Independent budget transparency

Where does San Bernardino's money go?

Explore adopted city budgets from the current year back toward 2012. Every published figure links to an official City source; gaps remain labeled instead of being estimated.

Money in vs. money out

Figures follow each source document's published terminology. Transfers and capital treatment can differ between years.

Spending by department

Detailed department data is currently available for FY 2025–26. Choose that year for the full breakdown.

General Fund revenue sources

Detailed revenue-source data is currently available for FY 2025–26.

Official budget archive

Green marks fully summarized years; orange marks source-linked years awaiting standardized extraction.

Why some years are limited: San Bernardino's older books use different fund structures and reporting conventions, especially around the 2012 bankruptcy period. We do not fill gaps with modeled numbers.

Sources and method

Primary City documents only for financial figures.

Method

Figures are transcribed from adopted City budget books and shown without adjustment. When years are not directly comparable, the site says so. This is an independent campaign transparency tool, not a City publication.