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Budget Highlights



            Solid Waste Fund includes fee increases for landfill surcharge including Grant of Privilege waste streams, service
            fees for small commercial accounts and bulk waste collection associated with non-compliant pile and requested
            paid collection piles.


            Stormwater Utility Fund includes an increase in capital improvements using $2.8M of surplus reserves and further
            supported by the growth in revenue and savings in operational expenditures.


            Water  and  Sewer  Fund  includes  an  increase  by  $378K  for  the  addition  of  two  positions  to  provide  critical
            leadership in meeting the demands of the Utility’s $1.1B five-year capital improvement program, $11.9M in pay-
            go cash to support the Utility’s rehabilitation and replacement program, and $3.9M in Salaries & Benefits to
            address Pay for Performance and the City’s increased contributions to retirement as part of the pension plan and
            the  transfer  of  two  APs  to  the  Financial  Management  Department.  Due  to  this  transfer,  Salary  and  Benefits
            decreased by 150k and transfer out increased by 78k.

            INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS


            Capital Projects Service Fund includes an increase of $2.25M to support the remodeling and relocation of the
            Construction Office to the former Southwest Municipal Court building

            Equipment Services Fund includes an increase by $377,935, $250K in pay for performance funding, $192K for
            commercial  fuel  purchases,  $145K  in  the  Administrative  Cost  Allocation  and  $120K  for  Risk  Management
            Allocation costs. The increase is offset by a $276K reduction in health insurance costs and a decrease of $101K in
            worker’s compensation allocation costs.


            Group Health and Life Insurance Fund includes no increase in the City’s or employees’ contributions.  The FY2022
            FTE decreased due to shifting funding allocations to the Retiree Healthcare Trust Fund.










































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