§ 103628 Solano County Vital Record Fees
This law lets Solano County raise the cost of getting official copies of marriage, birth, fetal death, and death records, but only by a small amount tied to inflation.
A family needs a certified copy of a birth certificate for a school enrollment and has to pay a higher fee because the county raised the price.
The county can add up to $2 to the normal fee, and each July it can add an extra amount that matches the rise in the local cost‑of‑living index, rounded to the nearest $0.50.
Fee increase = round(CPI increase for the prior year to the nearest $0.50). New fee = old fee + Fee increase (but total increase cannot exceed $2).
The CPI went up by $0.73 from 2022 to 2023.
Result: New fee = $5.00 + $0.50 = $5.50 (the $0.50 increase is under the $2 cap).
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§ 103628 Solano County Vital Record Fees
Last verified: January 11, 2026