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ALL OPERATING FUNDS SUMMARY

        Revenues by  Source and Expenditures/Expenses by  Classification  are presented for the General Fund, Community
        Services Half-Cent Sales Tax Fund, Anti-Crime Half-Cent Sales Tax Fund, Enterprise Fund, Storm Water Management
        Fund, Municipal Court Security Fund, Municipal Court Technology Fund, Juvenile Case Manager Fund, Traffic Signal Safety
        Fund, Commercial Vehicle Inspection Fund, Fleet  Service Fund,  Information  Technology Fund,  PEG Fee Fund, and
        Conference Center Fund.  The two Internal Service Funds are included because the funds have operational costs such as
        Personnel Services.  Please note, however; that Intragovernmental Revenues are overstated by the amount of user fees
        charged for internal services, which equals $3,515,041 for fiscal year 2020-2021.  It is also important to note that the use of
        reserves in the Information Technology, Fleet, Enterprise, Conference Center, Anti-Crime, Storm Water Management Fund
        and Court Technology funds are not shown below.  The City will utilize approximately $1 Million in reserves to balance the
        budget (cash-basis) and purchase replacement equipment in each of these funds.  Does not include Debt Service Fund.


                                              REVENUES BY SOURCES
                                                                                                      Variance
                                                                                                      Between
                                                                                                     2019-2020 &
                                           Actual        Budgeted       Estimated      Approved       2020-2021
                                          2018-2019      2019-2020      2019-2020      2020-2021       Budgets

           Taxes                            37,665,135    37,268,426      35,936,256    35,754,515          -4.1%
           License and Permits               1,110,530       822,000        986,039        892,000          8.5%
           Intergovernmental                  567,126        688,790        528,786        598,609         -13.1%
           Charges for Services              1,973,309     2,081,922       1,222,931     1,752,700         -15.8%
           Fines                             2,012,230     2,495,675       1,378,763     1,514,690         -39.3%
           Intragovernmental                10,226,692    10,183,779       8,906,065     9,142,015         -10.2%
           Water Sales                      12,695,551    13,221,382      13,251,293    13,959,304          5.6%
           Sewer Sales                       7,719,076     8,139,222       8,144,091     8,308,889          2.1%
           Storm Water Mgt. Fees             1,098,010     1,085,100       1,080,912     1,085,100          0.0%
           Miscellaneous                     1,988,487       970,785        977,972        550,619         -43.3%
           Conference Center                 3,269,784     3,000,000       2,332,721     2,386,828         -20.4%
           TOTAL                           $80,325,930   $79,957,081     $74,745,829    $75,945,269         -5.0%

        Taxes decreased due to a decrease in sales tax due to COVID-19.  Water sales are expected to increase due to lower
        consumption and a wholesale water rate increase.  Sewer sales will increase due to the debt service for Walker Branch
        Sanitary Sewer main that is being replaced by the Trinity River Authority.  Fines decreased -39.3% due to lower municipal
        court fines due to turnover an injury as well as the removal of the Traffic Signal Safety Fund which was approved during the
        last legislative session.  Miscellaneous revenue decreased -  . % due to an anticipated decrease in investment earnings.
        License and permits increased 8.5% due to an increase in building inspections and the anticipated opening of the new
        Animal Control Center.  Charges for Services decreased -15.8% mainly due to the reduction of aquatic centers operations
        due to COVID-19.  The Hurst Conference Center is estimated to generate ($3,000,000) as its customer base continues to
        grow.  Intergovernmental decreased -13.1% due the closure of the Police Storefront Lease.  Intragovernmental decreased
        -10.2% due in part to decreased indirect participation from Anti-Crime and Half Cent Community Services.
                                                 Taxes
                                                 46%
                                                                                       Intergovernmental
                                                                                             1%
                     License & Permits
                           1%

                 Conference Center                                                            Water Sales
                       4%                                                                       17%
                 Storm Water Fees
                      1%
                                                                                      Charges for Service
                           Miscellaneous                                                    3%
                               1%
                                        Intragovernmental       Fines       Sewer Sales
                                              13%                3%            10%

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