VRF Compliance Reports

In November 2010, voters approved the Vehicle Registration Fee (VRF) Program, thereby authorizing the collection of an annual $10 per vehicle registration fee starting in May 2011. Funds raised by the VRF Program are for local transportation purposes in Alameda County and distributed to local agencies/jurisdictions as Direct Local Distribution Funds.

Approximately $88 million has been distributed to local jurisdictions for their Local Road Improvements and Repair Programs.

To ensure proper fund use, recipients are annually required to submit audited financial statements and program compliance reports to confirm DLD annual receipts, expenditures, and the completion of reporting obligations. The recipient’s VRF Audited Financial Statements and Program Compliance Reports appear in the table below.

Annual Program Compliance Summary Reports are also available each year from these submitted reports.

Fiscal Year 2023-2024 (VRF)
ACPWA Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Alameda Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Albany Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Berkeley Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Dublin Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Emeryville Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Fremont Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Hayward Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Livermore Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Newark Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Oakland Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Piedmont Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Pleasanton Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of San Leandro Financial Statement Compliance Report
City of Union City Financial Statement Compliance Report