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APPROVED BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 2022-2023






                                                    GENERAL FUND
                                            PERCENT COMPARISON TO

                                                LAST YEAR’S BUDGET

                           BUDGET COMPARISON OF FY 2022 AND FY 2023 BUDGETED REVENUES
                 TYPES OF REVENUE            2021-2022 Budget        2022-2023 Budget          % Change
                 Property Tax                         $17,018,541            $18,289,654              7.47%
                 Sales Tax                             $8,772,509             $9,976,814             13.73%
                 Intragovernmental                     $5,394,604             $5,642,640              4.60%
                 Franchise Tax                         $2,515,000             $2,510,000              -0.20%
                 Charges for Services                  $1,811,200             $1,897,700              4.78%
                 Fines                                  $760,580                $703,510              7.50%
                 Licenses/Permits                              $896,100         $966,500              -7.86%
                 Misc/Intergovernmental                        $467,491         $592,639             26.77%
                 Reserve Allocation                     $299,055                       -                N/A
                 TOTALS                               $37,935,080            $40,579,457               6.97%

               General fund property tax revenues increased by 7.5%. Consumer taxes are expected to increase by 13.7%
               next year. This increase is due to a rise in retail sales and the resulting sales tax revenue. The city lowered
               anticipated earnings by $1,000,000. This conservative "sales tax reserve" protects the city from economic
               downturn. Franchise taxes will decrease by 0.01%. Licenses and Permits decreased by 7.5% due to an
               increase in building inspections. Charges for Services increased by 4.8% primarily due to the reinstatement
               of development activity in the city. Fines are projected to decrease by -7.5% due to indigent defense
               mandates. Miscellaneous revenues are projected to increase 26.8% primarily due to increases in interest
               rates.

                         BUDGET COMPARISON OF FY 2022 AND FY 2023 BUDGETED EXPENDITURES

                 Source                       2021-2022 Budget           2022-2023 Budget        % Change
                 Public Services                    $           1,036,233      $           1,090,663    5.25%
                 Administration                     $              631,411     $              669,787    6.08%
                 Non-Departmental                   $           2,443,388      $           2,922,911    19.63%
                 General Services                   $           1,580,271      $           1,608,455    1.78%
                 Fiscal Services                    $              462,721     $              486,741    5.19%
                 Human Resources                    $              440,494     $              463,673    5.26%
                 Police                              $        11,682,032       $        12,685,623    8.59%
                 Fire                               $           8,756,896      $           9,296,393    6.16%
                 Public Works                       $           3,081,746      $           3,146,073    2.09%
                 Community Services                 $           7,819,888      $           8,209,138    4.98%
                 Total Budget Increases              $        37,935,080       $        40,579,457    6.97%






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