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CITY OF SAGINAW
                                                BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
                                                           2021-2022




                   •  The  voluntary  $1  donations  that  appear  on  utility  bills  are  for  Parks,  Library,  and
                       Beautification.

                   •  Recurring expenses in this fund include the annual Fire Camp and Easter egg hunt from
                       Fire  donations,  highway  mowing,  street  light  pole  painting,  and  holiday  lighting  from
                       Beautification donations, partial funding of the vaccination program and animal medical
                       care  from  Animal  Shelter  donations,  Senior  Center  supplies  from  Senior  Center
                       donations,  and  books,  data  processing  expense,  supplies,  and  special  programming
                       from Library donations. It is anticipated that the Train and Grain Festival will be held in
                       2022 and will be funded through donations.

                   •  Library donations will continue to fund two seasonal part time library pages who will be
                       hired for 13 weeks of the year and work 29 hours per week.  These positions will enable
                       the library to meet the higher demands of the summer season.  Partial funding is also
                       included for an Administrative Intern working at the Library.

                   •  Parks donations will fund a fireworks display in 2022 ($10,000).

                   •  Beautification donations will continue a public art program ($25,000).

               GENERAL ESCROW FUND

                   •  The  General  Government  Escrow  Fund  was  created  in  FY  2014-2015  to  better  track
                       funds that are received and to be used for a specific purpose.  The types of revenues
                       budgeted in this fund are: hotel/motel tax, court technology fees, court security fees, gas
                       production proceeds, and insurance deductibles and settlements.

                   •  The equipment replacement for the General Fund will be accounted for in the General
                       Escrow Fund.  The equipment replacement escrow began in FY 2018-2019.  The annual
                       contribution will be based on the useful life of the purchased asset and the estimated
                       replacement cost.  Funding for the replacement of equipment purchased beginning in FY
                       2018-2019  will  be  in  the  equipment  replacement  escrow,  as  long  as  the  annual
                       contribution is made.  The contribution for General Fund equipment in FY 2021-2022 is
                       $48,040.

                   •  Revenues are budgeted at $201,165.


                   •  Budgeted expenditures include $10,000 each for advertising and entertainment for the
                       “Train  and  Grain”  festival,  a  transfer  to  the  General  Fund  for  court  security  (Bailiff
                       $5,200),  the  replacement  of  four  ticket  writers  ($11,100)  payment  of  $30,000  to
                       Community Link for Farmer’s Market administration, and insurance deductibles/repairs
                       ($40,000).





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