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                                           TOTAL EXPENDITURES
                                                    $2,950,484


                                                   ACTUAL        BUDGET         BASE       REQUESTS       BUDGET
                    DIVISION/FUND
                                                     17/18         18/19        19/20         19/20         19/20
       Information Systems                            1,215,475     888,847      1,222,951         463       1,223,414

       Human Resources                                420,033       505,846        518,141             -       518,141
       Facilities Maintenance                         740,259       785,598      788,860        138,897       927,757
       Risk Management                                220,283       223,043        231,172             -       231,172
       Computer Replacement Fund                         2,337       20,000       20,000               -      20,000

       Facilities Maintenance and Repair Fund            5,665       30,000       30,000               -      30,000
                                          TOTAL    $2,604,053    $2,453,334     $2,811,124    $ 139,360   $2,950,484

























                                           Future Budget Considerations

       Human Resources: HR seeks to provide a safe and healthy working environment for employees by increasing employee engagement
       through relevant well-being activities and team building driven events. Regulatory compliance continues to be an ever-changing
       and evolving concern for Human Resource professionals.  The Trump administration is having a significant impact on the workplace.
       There has been a continual push toward a smaller federal government, directing more authority to states and localities. Some of the
       leading federal issues that will remain top of mind in 2019-2020 include the Affordable Care Act and the uncertain future of
       healthcare.  HR staff will closely monitor developments/changes to overtime exemptions, GINA and wellness and the ADA, as these
       expected changes occur.

       Facilities Maintenance: The new multi-purpose building will require staffing increase in both custodial services (5-9 FTEs) and facility
       maintenance (1-2 FTEs) staff. The library carpet has been in service for more than eight years now. Many of the high traffic areas are
       showing signs of wear. Much of the HVAC equipment throughout the City is over 15 years old and in need of replacement. A
       replacement plan is in place but continued funding is needed.














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