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Expenditures By Governmental Type as a % of Total Expenditures





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                                                          *Unaudited
                                                        Net fund expenditures
                                                       Total expenditures

          Warning Trend:  Increasing net operating expenditures for one fund as a percentage of total expenditures

          General fund expenditures and funds allocated towards capital projects make up the majority of expenditures
          by government type as a percentage of total expenditures. The large percentages in both categories are
          due to the fact that the General Fund finances most City operations and Capital Projects spending goes
          toward the addition and improvement of vital infrastructure throughout the City.

                                  2014          2015         2016           2017           2018          2019
          General Fund         $33,598,594   $34,471,429   $35,141,805   $36,861,971    $38,933,189   $40,241,696

          Special Revenue       $7,191,591   $7,798,925    $9,099,835    $12,452,223    $13,173,824   $16,789,180
          Debt Service         $16,651,615   $18,383,846   $16,825,811   $17,098,223    $15,915,291   $11,683,342
          Capital Projects     $16,308,961   $21,284,293   $9,146,941    $16,543,086    $27,812,703   $18,642,707
          Strategic Initiative  $589,189      $989,754      $876,652      $569,685      $444,560       $376,848




                                 2020           2021          2022          2023          2024*         2025**
          General Fund         $39,681,702  $42,590,827    $37,411,304   $50,432,550    $56,342,786   $57,186,039
          Special Revenue      $16,484,881   $17,280,408   $18,287,051   $19,279,664    $20,989,865   $23,719,916
          Debt Service         $13,004,689   $12,863,134   $10,601,360    $11,971,922   $12,232,046   $12,125,590
          Capital Projects    $20,952,920   $13,690,000    $12,012,723    $12,810,510    11,251,500   $19,199,000
          Strategic Initiative  $207,167      $92,766       $182,408      $1,285,874     $556,996      $262,928

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