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Supplies  are budgeted at  $1.9      Convention & Visitors             $683,525       35.6%
               million for FY25,  $148,890 more     CVB Incentives                           $0       0.0%
               than     the    previous     year.
               Expenditures    in    FY24     are   Stormwater Drainage                 $35,700       1.9%
               estimated at  $1.45  million  and    Crime Control & Prevention        $955,875       49.8%
               represent  an increase  of  $54,587   Economic Development               $12,800       0.7%
               from the previous  year.  Supplies   Lake Parks                        $229,950       12.0%
               represent  2% of  Special Revenue    Total                           $1,917,850     100.0%
               Fund expenditures, the same as the
               previous budget year.


               Services  are  budgeted at $26       Convention & Visitors          $13,859,871       52.4%
               million for FY25 and represent an    CVB Incentives                   $5,009,419      18.9%
               increase  of  $1.5  million  (6.3%)   Stormwater Drainage              $232,767        0.9%
               from  the previous  budget  year.    Crime Control & Prevention       $2,465,044       9.3%
               Expenditures in the Convention &
               Visitors fund are budgeted at $13.8   Lake Parks                      $1,632,983       6.2%
               million and represent  52%  of the   Economic Development             $3,274,995      12.4%
               total.  Expenditures for services in   Total                        $26,475,079     100.0%
               the CCPD fund  are budgeted  at
               $2.4 million and are primarily comprised of charges for fleet maintenance charges, and technology
               charges. Services represent 32% of Special Revenue Fund expenditures.


               Insurance charges are budgeted at    Convention & Visitors           $1,882,679       30.8%
               $6.1 million and represents a $1.6
               million increase from the previous   Stormwater Drainage               $221,560        3.6%
               budget  year.  This category         Crime Control & Prevention      $3,716,392       60.9%
               includes                employee     Economic Development               $79,270        1.3%
               health/life/dental costs as well  as   Lake Parks                      $204,444        3.3%
               property and casualty costs.         Total                           $6,104,345     100.0%
               Beginning in FY19, the allocation
               also included costs for retiree coverage for each respective operating fund.


               Transfers Out are budgeted at $5.1   Convention & Visitors            $2,586,310      49.8%
               million  and represent a  $344,613   Stormwater Drainage               $332,840        6.4%
               increase from the previous budget    Lake Parks                          $50,830       1.0%
               year.  Expenditures in this category
               primarily consist of administrative   Economic Development            $1,796,891      34.6%
               fee payments to the General fund in   4B Transit                       $425,816        8.2%
               lieu of taxes.   Other transfers     Total                           $5,192,687     100.0%
               include principal and interest payments to the Debt Service fund and funding for the CVB’s visitor
               shuttle service.  Actual expenditures in FY24 totaled $4.4 million. Transfers represent 6% of Special
               Revenue Fund expenditures.






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