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-   Utilities and Gasoline
                   -   Training, Dues and Miscellaneous
                   -   Capital

            Expenditure – Highlights

            The following notable changes were made in this year’s General Fund proposed expenditure Budget:

            Personnel:  This category increased 3.6% or $174,669 compared to FY23.  Again, as previously
            mentioned, this increase is due to the increases in insurance costs.

            Contractual Agreements: This category increased by 15.3% or $67,783 mainly due to an increase to our
            IT programming and maintenance expenditure.

            Supplies  and  Maintenance:  This  category  increased by 12.9%  or  $41,969 mainly due to inflationary
            pressures regarding these types of expenditures.

            Utilities and Gasoline: This category increased by 3.8% or $7,691 primarily due to inflationary pressure
            regarding energy costs.

            Training, Dues and Miscellaneous:  This category increased by 22.9% or $25,572 due to our having
            several new employees in all departments.

            Capital:  This category decreased by 9.4% or $7,869. The decrease is due largely to a decrease in
            the IT Budget needed to replace aging equipment and inadequate technology.

            Expenditures by Function

            The largest expenditure by function is Public Safety (Police and Fire departments)  31.9% and 28.6%
            respectively. Total Public Safety expenditures in the General Fund are budgeted at $3,795,780 in Fiscal
            Year  2023-24  (Police  [$2,000,717]  and  Fire  [$1,795,063])  Expenditures  in  these  two  departments
            increased by $178,995 or 4.9% combined from the prior year’s adopted Budget. This increase is due
            largely to increases in employee benefit costs.


            The Public Works department constitutes the fourth largest group of expenditures by function, at 13.3%.
            Total  expenditures  for  the  Public  Works  Department  are  budgeted  at  $833,023  in  FY  2023-2024  a
            decrease of 14.2% or $137,800 due to the reclassification of two employees to General and Administrative,
            as well as some turnover of tenured employees.

            The General and Administrative function (City Manager, City Secretary, Finance and Human Resources,
            Economic Development Coordinator, as well as IT) are the third largest group of expenditures by function
            at 18.7%. Budgeted expenditures for General and Administrative are $1,173,179 in FY 2023-2024, an
            increase of $254,656 or 27.7% from the current adopted Budget of $918,523.

            Expenditures for Municipal Court 7.0%, and non-Divisional .60% account for the remainder of General
            Fund expenditures by function in the FY 2023-2024 proposed Budget. Municipal Court’s proposed Budget
            of $441,769 represents a  2.1%  increase from  current year’s adopted  Budget.  non-Divisional  includes
            Community Relations Board (CRB) and Special Event expenditures Budgeted at $34,750 an increase of
            15.9%.


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