Good news arrived on the economic front in

our latest quarterly report by Hinderliter De Llamas (HDL) which provides fiscal analysis services to cities throughout California.
According to HDL, receipts from San Gabriel’s July through September sales were 3.7% higher than the same quarter one year ago. More importantly, per capita sales tax information from the firm also suggests that on a per capita basis, San Gabriel generated more sales tax per capita ($99) than any surrounding community except Alhambra ($166).
San Gabriel fared better than San Marino ($29 per capita), Temple City ($47), Rosemead ($75), Monterey Park ($76). Pasadena led all local cities at $226 per capita. The full HdL Companies third quarter 2012 report is attached to the end of March 14th
Council Weekly.