§ 23292 County Fund Transfer Warrants

Government Code·California

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•When land moves from one county to another, the old county must pay its fair share of road and local funds to the new county.
•The old county's money person writes a check to the new county for the right amount.
•Both counties must update their money records to show the payment.

Example

A small town moves from County A to County B.

County A must send money to County B for roads and local projects in the town. The money person in County A writes a check, and both counties update their records.

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§ 23292 County Fund Transfer Warrants

The auditor of the transferring county shall draw a warrant on the treasurer of that county in favor of the treasurer of the accepting county for all money that is or may be due from the transferring county by apportionment or otherwise to the different road and supervisorial or district funds in the territory which is transferred. The amounts shall be properly credited in both counties. (Added by Stats. 1974, Ch. 1393.)

Last verified: January 22, 2026

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Government Code. Section 23292.

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