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Intragovernmental Revenue:                 FY 2018-19 Budget             $1,428,744
                                                       % of Fund Revenue                   0.6 %

                                                       Compared to                   $     Growth     % Growth
                                                       FY 2017-18 Budget                $   97,377           7.3 %
                                                       FY 2017-18 Projection            $   97,377           7.3 %

            Intragovernmental revenue includes transfers for administrative services from the Water & Wastewater
            and Keller Development Corporation funds.  Transfers are based upon prior year actual expenditures
            and a set ratio of estimated departmental activity for that fund.  The transfers will increase or decrease
            annually as activity in the General Fund departments change.  In addition, the transfers  include a
            Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT), and the transfer amount will increase or decrease as the Water and
            Wastewater Fund asset value increases or decreases.


            Intergovernmental Revenue:
                                                       FY 2018-19 Budget             $3,140,974
                                                       % of Fund Revenue                   8.7 %

                                                       Compared to                   $    Growth      % Growth
                                                       FY 2017-18 Budget                $  20,009       0.64  %
                                                       FY 2017-18 Projection            $ (33,004)        1.0 %

            Intergovernmental revenue includes revenues from the Town of Westlake of  $930,223 for police
            operation services resulting from a contract between Keller and Westlake; from the City of Southlake of
            $1,150,775 for combined jail, communications and animal adoption services; from the City of Colleyville
            of $870,976 for combined jail, communications and animal adoption services; and reimbursements from
            the Keller Independent School District of $150,000 for funding of a school resource officers at Keller High
            School.  Increases in personnel and service costs are shared with our regional partners and are reflected
            in the additional revenues.


            Other Revenues:                            FY 2018-19 Budget             $   217,762
                                                       % of Fund Revenue                   0.5 %
                                                       Compared to                   $    Growth      % Growth
                                                       FY 2017-18 Budget               $   52,882        32.1 %
                                                       FY 2017-18 Projection          $ ( 30,518)       (12.3)%


            Other Revenues include interest revenue, miscellaneous revenue and rebates, and public art donations.
            These vary depending on interest rates and various donations.  Year-end projections and FY 2018-19
            adopted revenue reflect five-year trend approach to budgeting interest income compared to recent
            increase return on investments.















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