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Special Revenue Fund                                      CCPD – Neighborhood Services


            DEPARTMENT SUMMARY

                                         FY2022      FY2023       FY2023      FY2024       Chg from PY Adopted
                                          Final      Adopted     Adjusted       Rec.       Amount         %

            Revenues                  $         —  $        —  $         —  $        —  $         —           0.0 %

            Salaries & Benefits            515,511      822,033     822,033     772,879      (49,154)         -6.0 %
            Gen Operating & Maintenance     61,888       92,775      92,775     121,306       28,531         30.8 %
            Capital Accts                       —           —            —           —            —           0.0 %
            Debt Service Accts                  —           —            —           —            —           0.0 %
            Transfer Out & Other                —           —            —           —            —           0.0 %
            Contra Accounts                     —           —            —           —            —           0.0 %
            Project Budget Account              —           —            —           —            —           0.0 %
            Expenses                  $    577,399  $   914,808  $   914,808  $   894,185  $   (20,623)       -2.3 %


                                                     2023                   2024                  Change
            Fund                                AP         FTE         AP         FTE         AP         FTE
            Crime Control and Prevention District    8.00     8.00        8.00       8.00          —          —
            Total                                  8.00       8.00        8.00       8.00          —          —

            DEPARTMENT PURPOSE AND GOALS

            The  Neighborhood  Services  Department  (NSD)  is  a  participant  of  the  CCPD  fund,  and  partially  manages  the
            FW@6 Late Night Initiative. The FW@6 Late Night initiative is offered at the Worth Heights Community Center,
            Martin Luther King Community Center, Northside Community Center and Como Community Center. The program
            creates a safe haven for “at-risk” youth living in high-crime areas of the city. The program’s goal is to decrease
            youth participation in crime and gangs through enrichment and recreational activities designed to reduce crime,
            stimulate self-determination and increase community pride.

            FY2024 DISCUSSION AND SIGNIFICANT CHANGES

            The Recommended Budget:
               •   Increase by $32,836 for outside services associated with community center programs
               •   Decrease by ($22,936) in Salaries due to prior vacancies budgeted at midpoint, but position not filled at
                   midpoint
               •   Decrease by ($30,000) in Civil Services Overtime to support Rising Star Leadership Academy



























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