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Here's How Much Property Tax PG&E Paid To Contra Costa County

PG&E announced over $268 million in semi-annual property tax payments to 50 counties. Here's how much PG&E paid Contra Costa County.

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA — For the second half of 2020, Pacific Gas and Electric Company paid $21.5 million in Contra Costa County property taxes as part of $268 million in property tax payments to the 50 counties where it owns properties that support gas and electric service, the utility company announced Thursday in a news release.

PG&E's payments of more than $268 million cover the period from July 1 to Dec. 31, 2020.

Total payments for the July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021 tax year are more than $537 million — an increase of nearly $28 million, or 5.5 percent, compared with the prior tax year, company officials said.

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The increase in property tax payments reflects PG&E's continuing investments to enhance and upgrade its gas and electrical infrastructure for safety, reliability and wildfire mitigation across Northern and Central California, PG&E said.

"Property tax payments are one of the important ways PG&E helps drive local economies and supports essential public services like education and public safety," said David Thomason, vice president, controller and chief financial officer for PG&E. "This year's payments reflect the substantial local investments we continue to make in our gas and electric infrastructure to create a safer and more reliable system and to better mitigate against wildfires."

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Here are PG&E's First Installment Property Taxes, Paid Dec. 10, 2020:

  • Alameda — $32,404,709
  • Alpine — $80,538
  • Amador — $1,108,032
  • Butte — $ 5,667,359
  • Calaveras — $ 1,191,644
  • Colusa — $ 4,137,638
  • Contra Costa — $ 21,497,366
  • El Dorado — $ 1,740,390
  • Fresno — $ 18,276,652
  • Glenn — $ 1,002,342
  • Humboldt — $ 4,106,763
  • Kern — $ 9,771,985
  • Kings — $ 1,706,582
  • Lake — $ 961,632
  • Lassen — $ 51,276
  • Madera — $ 2,510,612
  • Marin — $ 4,750,923
  • Mariposa — $ 318,727
  • Mendocino — $ 1,824,242
  • Merced — $ 3,967,492
  • Modoc — $ 214,875
  • Monterey — $ 4,022,424
  • Napa — $ 3,369,198
  • Nevada — $ 1,357,769
  • Placer — $ 6,606,295
  • Plumas — $ 2,565,430
  • Sacramento — $ 7,024,199
  • San Benito — $ 877,418
  • San Bernardino — $ 1,450,867
  • San Diego — $ 6,446
  • San Francisco — $ 14,835,825
  • San Joaquin — $ 13,167,723
  • San Luis Obispo — $ 10,392,451
  • San Mateo — $ 15,317,959
  • Santa Barbara — $ 1,180,653
  • Santa Clara — $ 33,320,405
  • Santa Cruz — $ 2,016,295
  • Shasta — $ 6,227,812
  • Sierra — $ 124,531
  • Siskiyou — $ 100,917
  • Solano — $ 6,654,033
  • Sonoma — $ 8,764,068
  • Stanislaus — $ 2,904,283
  • Sutter — $ 1,415,569
  • Tehama — $ 1,551,202
  • Trinity — $ 181,612
  • Tulare — $ 610,699
  • Tuolumne — $ 910,615
  • Yolo — $ 2,917,664
  • Yuba — $ 1,474,638

Total payments: $268,640,779

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