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POLICE FORFEITURE FUND

             Resources for this fund are provided through the sale of property confiscated from illegal drug
             activities.  The money is used by the Police Department to further reduce criminal activities in
             the City.  Some of the purchases made possible with these funds have been: tactical uniforms
             and  equipment,  raid  jackets  (for  detectives),  a  mobile  data  terminal  and  a  negotiator’s
             telephone.



                                              POLICE FORFEITURE FUND
                                                   BUDGET SUMMARY

                                                  Actual          Adopted         Projected         Adopted
             FUND  23                             FY2017           FY2018          FY 2018          FY2019

             Fund Balance, Beginning                 $73,037          $73,937          $70,493          $71,293


             Revenues
                 Awarded Property Revenue               9,359          18,000           18,000           18,000
                 Interest Income                         761              400              800              800
                    Total Revenues                    10,120           18,400           18,800           18,800

             Funds Available                          83,157           92,337           89,293           90,093


             Expenditures
                 Operations Expenditures              12,663           18,000           18,000           18,000
                    Total Expenditures                12,663           18,000           18,000           18,000


             Fund Balance, Ending                    $70,493          $74,337          $71,293          $72,093




                             Police Forfeiture Fund Ending Fund Balance


               $76,000


               $74,000


               $72,000

               $70,000


               $68,000
                             Actual 2017        Adopted 2018        Projected 2018      Adopted 2019






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