The General Fund Reserve % reached 20.1%, up 0.8 percentage points from 19.3% in 2026-Q1 and 4.1 percentage points above the >=16% target.
This is the strongest point in the eight-quarter arc, supported by timely property tax settlement receipts, solid spring retail activity along Marina Boulevard, and continued discipline on departmental operating carryforwards.
The Finance team closed the quarter on schedule, and the new budget liaison huddle helped reconcile Fire overtime, Development Services permit revenue, and Parks contract mowing invoices before the ClearPoint update deadline.
For a fast-growing AA-rated coastal suburb, this is the kind of green result that lets us be both ambitious and careful.
Harborview closed 2026-Q2 green, maintaining the green-to-green movement from 2026-Q1 and completing eight straight green quarters in this sequence.
The pilot one-page public dashboard summary was included with the June Council packet and gave readers a plain-language entry point before they opened the full scorecard.
Departments supported it well: Finance verified AA bond rating language, Communications checked accessibility formatting, and Public Works supplied project context without overloading the page.
The main takeaway is steady but meaningful progress—our reporting system is timely, sourced, readable, and increasingly useful for decision-making.