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Expenditures and Other Financing Uses

               Expenditures of Special Revenue funds total $65.9 million for FY20, an increase of $1.9 million
               (3%)  from the prior  year’s budget.   The  Convention & Visitors fund accounts for the largest
               percentage of expenditures, at 34%.  The CCPD fund is the second largest cost center at 28%,
               while the 4B Transit fund accounts for 17% of total expenditures.  Total expenditures in FY19 are
               estimated at $58.4 million, down $40 million  (-41%)  from the previous  year.   The decrease in
               expenditures is  due in large part to one-time transfers of $12 million from the Convention  &
               Visitors fund to the CIP fund in support of the construction of the Grapevine Main train station,
               which will also house offices for CVB staff;  and a one-time transfer  of $28 million  from the
               Economic Development fund, also in support of the commuter rail project and Harvest Hall.

                SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS        FY-2015    FY-2016    FY-2017    FY-2018    FY-2019    FY-2020
                Total Expenditures By Fund    Actual     Actual     Actual     Actual    Estimate   Approved

                Convention & Visitors  (1)   $17,628,011  $18,299,208  $19,559,626  $32,396,860  $20,353,287  $22,556,423
                CVB Incentives                $1,867,575  $2,452,482  $3,242,414  $3,122,370  $3,769,095  $4,996,210
                Stormwater Drainage           $1,845,263  $1,171,487  $1,143,420  $1,154,167  $1,276,246  $1,403,131
                Crime Control & Prevention   $13,396,627  $14,070,170  $15,374,215  $16,520,473  $17,617,969  $18,428,614
                Lake Parks                    $1,558,331  $1,778,552  $2,196,090  $2,472,858  $2,402,533  $2,921,340
                4B Transit        (2)        $11,060,669  $9,881,507  $9,883,612  $9,815,379  $10,226,439  $11,106,218
                Economic Development          $2,924,434  $3,830,343  $24,276,928  $33,395,970  $2,750,925  $4,527,073
                Total                        $50,336,736  $51,483,749  $75,676,305  $98,878,077  $58,396,494  $65,939,009
                Increase / (Decrease)       -$29,256,997  $1,147,013  $24,192,556  $23,201,772 -$40,481,583  $7,542,515
                % Change                          -37%        2%        47%        31%        -41%       13%

                (1)    Prior to FY15, also contained expenditures of CVB Incentives fund.
                (2)    Prior to FY14, also contained expenditures of the Economic Development fund.


               Personnel expenses are the largest    Convention & Visitors          $7,009,317       32.0%
               expenditure category, totaling 33%    Stormwater Drainage              $559,846        2.6%
               of  all  budgeted  expenditures.      Crime Control & Prevention    $13,379,045       61.1%
               Personnel expenses are budgeted at    Economic Development             $523,466        2.4%
               $21.9  million,  an increase of $1.2
               million (6%)  from the previous       Lake Parks                       $440,402        2.0%
               budget  year.   Public safety         Total                         $21,912,076     100.0%
               employees in the Crime Control & Prevention (CCPD) fund account for 61% of the total.  The
               CCPD fund also contains the majority of total authorized positions with 131.0 full-time positions,
               unchanged from the previous budget year.

               Authorized positions  (full-time  positions only) total 69.0 in the Convention  &  Visitors  Bureau
               fund, 8.0 in the Stormwater Drainage fund, 4.5 in the Lake Parks fund, and 3.5 in the Economic
               Development fund.  Expenditures in FY19 are estimated at $19.5 million and represent a decrease
               of $271,000 (1.4%) from FY18.












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