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City Of Haltom City Annual Budget, Fy2024  Budget Overview  City Of Haltom City Annual Budget, Fy2024  Budget Overview



 SUMMARY OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE
          MAJOR SOURCES OF REVENUES
 ALL CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS (CITY-WIDE)
          Major sources of revenue are taxes, licenses and charges for operating services, and bond issues
          for capital improvement funds.
 Street   Capital   Capital   Street   Water and   Drainage
 Reconstruction  Improvement  Replacement   Assessments  Sewer Capital   Impact Fees   Capital   Total
 Fund  Fund  Fund  Fund  Projects Fund  Fund  Projects Fund
            Taxes and Franchise include property tax, sales and use taxes, and franchise fees. Property
            tax estimates are based on current property values, new construction, and the adopted tax
 Beginning Balance  $17,171,521 $45,536,978  $1,282,754  $25,031  $28,821,565 $3,310,210  $7,374,887  $103,522,946
            rate. Estimates for sales and use taxes are adjusted  according  to the economic  locally  and
            nationally. A more prudent and strategic approach to fiscal planning is necessary when possibly facing
 BUDGETED REVENUES
 Property Taxes                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -  economic uncertainties, particularly a recession. Property taxes are budgeted on values of properties
 Sales & Other Taxes          3,500,000                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -           3,500,000  determined by the Tarrant County Appraisal District, the City’s tax rate, and the expected collection
 Franchise Fees                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -  rate. New growth and the increased values from new developments adds to the City’s property
 Licenses/Permits/Fees                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -         425,000                         -              425,000  values and will continue to increase revenues while allowing tax rate reductions in this formula.
 Intergovernmental Revenues                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -  Franchise taxes have been adjusted based on laws affecting telecommunications in past years.
 Charges For Service                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -
 Fines & Fees                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -  Licenses & Permits, Charges for Services, Fines, and Fees include licenses, permits, charges
 Bond Proceeds                           -                        -                        -                          -                         -                      -                         -                           -  for services, and fines. Trend analysis and known new development projects are used to project
 Miscellaneous Revenues              118,486           338,349               9,054                   100            196,188           19,954              20,531              702,662  the charges for services.
 Interfund Transfers                           -                        -          850,000                         -         5,800,000                      -           200,000           6,850,000
     TOTAL REVENUES          3,618,486           338,349          859,054                   100         5,996,188         444,954           220,531        11,477,662  Intergovernmental revenues are grants from other governmental  entities.  The City receives
          grants for Streets, Police, Fire, Drainage, Parks, and Library.
 BUDGETED EXPENDITURES
 Personnel                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -  Other revenues are donations, interest income, and other miscellaneous revenues.
 Operations              480,000                        -                        -                         -                         -         160,000           100,000              740,000
 Capital Outlay          5,320,000     32,102,128          900,000                         -       10,195,000                      -        3,730,000        52,247,128  Transfers  are  transactions  between  funds.  Transfers  include  administrative  fees,  fleet  service
 Debt Service                           -                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -                           -  fees, debt service payments, and billing fees.
 Interfund Transfers              900,000                        -                        -                         -                         -                      -                         -              900,000
     TOTAL EXPENDITURES          6,700,000     32,102,128          900,000                         -       10,195,000         160,000        3,830,000        53,887,128
          Bond Proceed are a way to raise funds for major capital projects and infrastructure improvements.
 Ending Balance  $14,090,007 $13,773,199  $1,241,808  $25,131  $24,622,753 $3,595,164  $3,765,418  $61,113,480  Although bond revenues show in the year they are received, repayment expenses can carry for
          multiple years.



 THE MONEY COMES FROM BY REVENUE TYPE
 WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM - BY REVENUE TYPE
                                    FY2024 All funds Total Revenue $89,512,146 (By revenue type)
 Actual  EOY Estimated  Budget  Change from FY2023   Percent   35,000,000
 Revenue  FY2022  FY2023  FY2024  to FY2024                       Charges For Service
 Property Taxes         18,569,485             19,089,306              20,441,443  $1,352,137  7%   30,000,000  Sales & Other Taxes  28,963,573
 Sales & Other Taxes         19,082,541             19,336,619              19,839,781                            503,162  3%  19,839,781
 Franchise           3,527,393               3,627,546                3,430,000                           (197,546)  -5%   25,000,000  Property Taxes
 Licenses & Permits           1,715,459               1,333,700                1,733,700                            400,000  30%   20,000,000  20,441,443
 Intergovernmental              466,227                  505,500                   836,855                            331,355  66%
 Charges For Service         27,739,821             27,165,700              28,963,573                         1,797,873  7%   15,000,000  Transfers
 Fines & Fees           2,083,952               1,935,220                1,552,024                           (383,196)  -20%  Licenses & Permits  10,625,585
 Bond Proceeds           6,412,385                  300,000                               -                            (300,000)  N/A   10,000,000  1,733,700
 Other           1,102,466               5,369,959                2,089,186                        (3,280,774)  -61%   5,000,000  Franchise  Fines & Fees  Other
                                         3,430,000
 Transfers         12,034,896             15,955,000              10,625,585                        (5,329,415)  -33%  Intergovernmental  1,552,024   Bond Proceeds  2,089,186
                                                           836,855
     Total  $92,734,624  $94,618,550  $89,512,146  ($5,106,404)  -5%   -                 -
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