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APPROVED FISCAL YEAR 2022 BUDGET
enterprise fund expenditures

Enterprise Fund Total Expenses by Category
ACTUAL BUDGET ESTIMATED ADOPTED 2022 %
CATEGORY 2019 - 2020 2020 - 2021 2020 - 2021 2021 - 2022 DISTRIBUTION
PERSONNEL SERVICES $ 4,429,562 $ 4,223,772 $ 4,186,870 $ 4,517,799 17%
MATERIALS & SUPPLIES 172,958 153,102 155,445 407,519 2%
MAINTENANCE 475,190 514,058 508,230 541,727 2%
SUNDRY CHARGES 6,157,184 6,738,912 6,306,288 6,468,719 24%
WHOLESALE COSTS 8,582,419 9,055,319 8,595,390 9,235,207 35%
INTERNAL SERVICES 302,361 302,361 302,361 311,500 1%
CAPITAL OUTLAY/PAY AS YOU GO 352,532 1,200,000 1,867,435 3,753,900 14%
DEBT SERVICE PAYMENT 1,532,818 1,415,731 1,415,731 1,236,106 5%
TOTAL $ 22,005,024 $ 23,603,255 $ 23,337,750 $ 26,472,477

The above table shows the percentage distribution of Enterprise Fund expenses. Wholesale cost are the largest
expense, and includes water purchases from the City of Fort Worth and participation in regional wastewater
services through Fort Worth and the Trinity River Authority. Hurst does operate and maintain six water wells
that supplement the Fort Worth supply and decrease the volume of water purchased. (The maximum daily
water system capacity is 33.048 million gallons and the combined storage capacity is 8.9 million gallons.) The
maximum daily wastewater system capacity is 7 MGD.

All Enterprise Fund divisions budget a significant amount for new and replacement capital equipment purchas-
es. The fund also includes pay-as-you-go projects for improvements and/or replacement of portions of our
water and wastewater systems. Projects not funded in our pay-as-you-go program will be considered for debt
financing.

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