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SPECIAL rEVEnUE FUnDS EXPEnDITUrES



        red lighT Camera fund




        This fund accounts for funds collected from violations issued from the City’s red light enforcement camera system.
        Funds collected by the City of Southlake as a result of violations/citations issued, must be used for traffic safety
                                                 Red Light Camera Fund
        programs, per State law. Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill into law banning the use of red light cameras on June
                                            2022  Proposed and 2021 Revised Budget
        1, 2019. Under the new law, the City’s red light camera program immediately ceased operation.          10:34 AM
                                                                                                               07/22/21


                                                                   $ Increase/                    $ Increase/
                                   2020        2021        2021    (Decrease) % Increase/  2022   (Decrease) % Increase/
                                   Actual    Adopted     Amended    Adopted  -Decrease  Proposed   Adopted  -Decrease
                                                                                         Adopted
            REVENUES
            Fines and forfeitures    $1,428         $0          $0       $0        0%          $0       $0      0.0%
            Interest Income                     9,137                 5,000                  1,100  ($3,900)  -78%                  1,200  ($3,800)  -76.0%
            Total Revenues          $10,565     $5,000      $1,100   ($3,900)              $1,200       $0

            EXPENDITURES
            Personnel                   $0          $0          $0        0        0%          $0        0      0.0%
            Operations               60,264     157,705             157,705  0     0%             128,705  (29,000)  -18.4%
            Capital                                   -                          0                          0  0  0%                          0  0  0.0%
            Total Expenditures      $60,264    $157,705    $157,705      $0        0%    $128,705  ($29,000)   -18.4%


            Net Revenues           ($49,699)  ($152,705)  ($156,605)  ($3,900)           ($127,505)  $25,200
            Transfers In-               $0           0           0                              0       $0
            Transfers Out -              0           0           0        0               (100,000) ($100,000)
            Total Other Sources
            (Uses)                      $0          $0          $0       $0              ($100,000)

            Beginning Fund Balance  $756,526   $706,827    $706,827                       $550,222
                                         0           0           0                              0
            Ending Fund Balance    $706,827    $554,122    $550,222                      $322,717

            fy 2022 highlighTs:

            •  Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill into law banning the use of red light cameras on June 1, 2019. Under the new
               law, the City’s red light camera program immediately ceased operation.

            •  Projected revenue for FY 2022 includes $1,200 in interest income. Due to the red light cameras no longer being
               operational, no revenue will be collected in fines. Operating expenses will largely be paid using fund balance.


            •  For FY 2022, we are proposing $128,705 in expenses for traffic signal back-up batteries ($90,000), school zone
               safety enhancements ($35,500), and traffic safety enhancements ($3,205).


            •  The  beginning  fund  balance  for  the  Red  Light  Camera  Fund  is  $550,222.  Ending  fund  balance  for  FY  2022  is
               projected at $322,717.





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