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




 WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM - BY FUND TYPE  WHERE THE MONEY GOES - BY EXPENDITURE TYPE


 Actual  EOY Estimated  Budget  Change from FY2023   Actual  EOY Estimated  Budget  Change from FY2023
 Revenue  FY2022  FY2023  FY2024  to FY2024  Percent  Expenditure  FY2022  FY2023  FY2024  to FY2024     Percent
 General Fund       35,048,016            35,936,191            38,195,478  $2,259,287  6%  Personnel  $28,052,996  $33,046,412  $36,790,224  $3,743,811  11%
 Debt Service Fund  $13,500,844              8,068,656               7,365,016  ($703,641)  -9%  Operations  $23,844,211  $28,191,902  $33,992,926  $5,801,024  21%
 Special Revenue Funds  $2,965,459              3,237,393               4,558,291  $1,320,898  41%  Capital Outlay  $9,365,603  $22,825,200  $54,988,128  $32,162,928  141%
 Capital Project Funds  $14,073,618  $20,839,950            11,477,662  ($9,362,288)  -45%  Debt Service  $14,262,741  $9,332,252  $9,307,309  ($24,943)  0%
 Water and Sewer Fund  $25,210,279            24,658,200            26,053,200  $1,395,000  6%
 Drainage Fund  $1,936,409              1,878,160               1,862,500  ($15,660)  -1%  Transfers  $12,034,896  $15,955,000  $10,625,585  ($5,329,415)  -33%
     Total  $92,734,624  $94,618,550  $89,512,146  ($5,106,404)  -5%      Total  $87,560,447  $109,350,766  $145,704,172  $36,353,405  33%


            Personnel  –  Are  the  salaries  and  benefits  costs  associated  with  all  employees.  Council

 General Fund is the general operating fund of the City. It provides a broad spectrum of programs   approved a 7% salary increase and for the City to cover the increased insurance premiums for
 and services such as police, fire, parks and recreation, public works, and administrative services.   employees. Four new positions were added City-wide.
 Most of the revenue comes from property tax, sales taxes, franchise fees, permits & inspections.   Operations – Decision packages were added this year to help the departments perform their
 Total General Fund revenue is 5% less, because of less transfers than in the previous budget.  duties with maximum efficiency. Departments make every opportunity to offset additional cost

 Debt Service Fund is used for the accumulation of resources specifically for the payment of both   and inflation, by find savings in operational expenses. Operational expenses include supplies,
 principal and interest on long-term governmental debt. Financing is provided primarily by property   maintenance, and contracts for the operations of the City.
 tax and transfers from other resources.  Capital Outlay – Expenditures in capital project funds and large capital purchases are capital

 Special Revenue Funds are used to account for revenue sources that are legally restricted to be   outlays. Many of the projects span multiple years and are expected to increase in FY24 because
 spent for specified purposes, meaning they must be spent for specific purposes outlined by law or   of the planned parks, streets, water and sewer, building the new Law Enforcement Center, and
 regulation. Revenues include sales tax, special fees, and donations.  the new City Hall projects.

 Capital Project Funds are used to account for all major capital improvements are financed certificates   Debt Service – The debt is used for the accumulation of resources specifically for the payment
 of obligation, general  obligation  bonds, intergovernmental  grants, developer  contributions,  and   of both principal and interest on both general government debt service and proprietary debt
 other designated resources.  service.  No new debt was issued in FY23 or planned in FY24.
            Transfers - Fewer transfers are budgeted in FY24 to cover debt service payments, capital
 Water and Sewer Fund provides water and sewer services to the City. Major revenue comes from   project operations and related debt.
 charges for services. Increases in revenues are mainly due to new commercial water and sewer
 accounts. Revenues help cover operational and capital expenditures.

 Drainage Fund is for recording revenues and expenses related to watershed and storm water
 drainage improvements.

 FY2024 All Funds Total Revenue $89,512,146 (By Fund Type)  FY2024 All Funds Total Expenditure $145,704,172 (By Expenditure Type)
  45,000,000                                               $54,988,128
  40,000,000  38,195,478
  35,000,000          $36,790,223.67
  30,000,000  26,053,200                 $33,992,926
  25,000,000
  20,000,000
  15,000,000  11,477,662                                                     $9,307,309       $10,625,585
  10,000,000  7,365,016   4,558,291
  5,000,000  1,862,500
  -                      Personnel       Operations       Capital Outlay      Debt Service      Transfers
 General Fund  Debt Service Fund  Special Revenue Funds  Capital Project Funds  Water and Sewer Fund  Drainage Fund
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