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Business Licensing

Utility Billing

Revenue Recovery

Unclaimed Warrants

Leadership Team

Below is the Department of Finance Leadership team supporting the key financial operations:

Director of Finance: Chad Rinde

Chad serves as Sacramento County’s Director of Finance, fulfilling the roles of Treasurer, Tax Collector, License Collector and Auditor-Controller. With extensive experience in public-sector financial management, Chad is committed to ensuring transparency, accountability, and responsible stewardship of public funds.

Email: Finance-Director@saccounty.gov

Deputy Director of Finance: Mark Aspesi

Mark supports the Director of Finance through oversight of major Divisions including Consolidated Utility billing Services, Revenue Recovery, and Treasury. Mark’s background includes executive leadership in accounting, revenue recovery, and government operations.

Assistant Auditor-Controller: Poonam Aujla

Assistant Tax Collector: Laura Jacobson

Assistant Treasurer: Peter Aw-Yang

Chief Investment Officer: Bernard Santo Domingo

Assistant Director of Revenue Recovery: Melina Turpin

Chief of Consolidated Utility Billing Services: Jason Taylor

Divisions

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Auditor-Controller

The Auditor‑Controller Division delivers centralized financial and accounting services including payroll processing, vendor payments, financial recordkeeping, audits, and property tax accounting to support 34 county departments, 70 special districts, various governmental agencies, and taxpayers in the region.

Consolidated Utilities Billing and Service

The Consolidated Utilities division (CUBS) manages unified billing and customer services for essential utilities including water supply, sewer, stormwater drainage, curbside collection, and rental housing to provide efficient payment options and account management in our “My Utilities” portal.

Investments

The Investment Division manages and advises on the County’s approximately $7.5 billion pooled fund and separate municipal debt accounts, ensuring compliance with legal and policy guidelines, delivering performance reporting, and supporting community reinvestment and deferred compensation evaluation.

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Revenue Recovery

The Revenue Recovery Division serves as a centralized billing and collection unit, partnering with county agencies to professionally manage and recover debts such as court-ordered fines, restitution, and overpayments while ensuring compliance with state and federal laws and providing excellent customer service to protect taxpayers from undue financial burden.

Tax Collection and Business Licensing

The Tax Collection & Licensing Division is responsible for collecting secured and unsecured property taxes (including real estate, boats, aircraft, and business equipment) and administering business licensing including fictitious business name filings to ensure compliance, public protection, and efficient tax services for residents and businesses.

Treasury

The Treasury Division oversees the receipt, custody, deposit, and investment accounting of public funds including property tax, utility, and assessment collections for the County, school districts, joint powers authorities, and special districts, while also handling debt issuance, remittance processing, and unclaimed property with a focus on safety, liquidity, and compliance.