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Sales Tax Districts
                                                                                           Special Revenue Funds

                                                                                                    SALES TAx DISTRICTS


        Crime Control & Prevention District (CCPD) Fund

         The half-cent sales tax collection to fund the Crime Control and Prevention District began in April 1998, with the
         first sales tax check received in June 1998.  State law provides that a district’s initial life is limited to five years.
         Voters may continue the district by approval of a referendum.  In February 2002, Southlake voters approved the
         continuation of the CCPD for 15 years, in May 2015 voters approved the reduction of the sales tax to 1/8 cent,
         and in May 2017 voters reauthorized the CCPD through 2038.  This fund has been used to build facilities for and
                                         CRIME CONTROL DISTRICT FUND
         support the Department of Public Safety.  This fund also supports the City’s School Resource Officer Program.
                                               2020  Proposed and 2019 Revised Budget
                                                                                                              07:34 PM
                                                                                                              08/11/19
                                                                $ Increase/                    $ Increase/
                                 2018       2019       2019     (Decrease)  % Increase/  2020   (Decrease)  % Increase/
                                 Actual    Adopted   Amended     Adopted  -Decrease  Proposed   Adopted   -Decrease
        REVENUES
        Sales Tax                $1,923,567  $1,955,000  $1,881,000  ($74,000)  -3.8%  $1,881,000  ($74,000)   -3.8%
        Miscellaneous Income          $0         $0         $0        $0      0.0%         $0        ($0)      0.0%
        Interest Income           $119,444    $20,000    $95,000   $75,000  375.0%      $95,000    $75,000    375.0%
        Total Revenues           $2,043,011  $1,975,000  $1,976,000  $1,000   0.1%    $1,976,000   $1,000      0.1%

        EXPENDITURES
        Personnel                 $687,840   $820,956  $1,030,556  $209,600  25.5%    $1,161,249  $340,293    41.5%
        Operations                $320,079   $256,211   $488,745   232,534   90.8%     $232,503    (23,708)    -9.3%
        Capital                       $0     $640,412   $198,278  (442,134)  -69.0%    $510,419   (129,993)   -20.3%
        Total Expenditures       $1,007,919  $1,717,579  $1,717,579   $0      0.0%    $1,904,171  $186,592    10.9%


        Net Revenues             $1,035,092  $257,421   $258,421   $1,000               $71,829   ($185,592)

        Transfers In-SPDC             $0         $0         $0                             $0
        Transfer out-Crime Control CIP  $0       $0         $0                         ($400,000)
        Transfers Out-General Fund  (74,510)  (79,000)   (79,000)                       (79,040)
        Total Other Sources (Uses)  ($74,510)  ($79,000)  ($79,000)                    ($479,040)

        Beginning Fund Balance   $3,069,039  $4,029,621  $4,029,621                   $4,209,042
        Ending Fund Balance      $4,029,621  $4,208,042  $4,209,042                   $3,801,831



            FY 2020 Highlights:

            •  For FY 2020, $1,881,000 is anticipated in sales tax collections for the District, along with $95,000 in interest income
               for total revenues of $1,976,000.
            •  Total operating expenditures are $1,904,171 for FY 2020 and include ongoing allocation of dollars for the School
               Resource Officer (SRO) program.  Additionally, the following is included: DPS Headquarters and DPS North AV
               replacement including the auditorium, classrooms, and community rooms ($300,419), CAD/record management
               system replacement ($210,000), replacement tasers and cartridges ($20,296), body cameras for CID and SWAT
               ($14,795), and replacement of two handheld laser radars ($5,190).
            •  A transfer of $79,040 to the General Fund is planned for an indirect charge.

            •  The ending fund balance for the CCPD Operating Fund is projected at $3,801,831.




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