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Internal Service Funds                                                          Risk Financing

            FUND SUMMARY

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

            Revenues
              Property Tax               $        —  $        —  $        —  $        —  $        —           0.0 %
              Sales Tax                           —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Other Tax                           —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              License & Permits                   —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Intergovernmental                   —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Charge for Service                  —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Fines & Forfeitures                 —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Use of Money & Property        266,651     398,680     398,680     200,000     (198,680)      -49.8 %
              Special Assessments                 —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Other                        22,028,679    26,601,495    26,601,495    33,417,296     6,815,801     25.6 %
              Transfer In                     10,738          —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Use of Fund Balance                 —      510,520     2,228,477        —      (510,520)     -100.0 %
            Total Revenues                 22,306,068    27,510,695    29,228,652    33,617,296     6,106,601     22.2 %


            Expenses
              Salaries & Benefits           1,788,328     2,150,701     2,150,701     2,154,130     3,429     0.2 %
              Gen Operating & Maintenance    25,248,461    25,355,792    26,105,792    31,458,530     6,102,738     24.1 %
              Capital Accts                       —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Debt Service Accts                  —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Transfer Out & Other          3,010,902      4,202     972,159       4,636         434         10.3 %
              Contra Accounts                     —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
              Project Budget Account              —           —           —           —           —           0.0 %
            Total Expenses                 30,047,691    27,510,695    29,228,652    33,617,296     6,106,601     22.2 %
            Grand Total                  $  (7,741,623) $     —  $        —  $        —  $        —           0.0 %


                                                   2023                    2024                  Change
            Fund                             AP          FTE         AP          FTE         AP          FTE
            Risk Financing Fund                17.00       17.50       17.00       17.50          —
            Total                              17.00       17.50       17.00       17.50          —

            FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS

            The  Risk  Financing  Fund  is  responsible  for  maintaining  the  commercial  and  self-insurance  programs,  claims
            management,  and  safety  risks  for  the  city.  The  Risk  Financing  Fund  is  comprised  of  two  functions:  Workers’
            Compensation and Risk Management. The Risk Management Function is comprised of the Property & Casualty
            Division and the Employee Health & Safety Division. Within these functions, there are personnel who promote
            return to work, safety, and subrogation interests.
            The Workers’ Compensation division is responsible for providing statutorily-mandated benefits to city employees
            who are injured in the course and scope of employment, provided the claims are deemed compensable under the
            Texas Workers’ Compensation Act. The division also harbors specialists responsible for employee return to work
            efforts.






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