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Strategic Initiative Fund




                               The City of Southlake’s Fund Balance Policy states, “The City of Southlake’s
                               goal shall be to maintain a fund balance in the General Fund equal to a
            DID YOU            minimum of 15% of General Fund budgeted operating expenditures, with the
            KNOW?              optimum goal of 25%.”  Since 2006, any dollars beyond the optimal goal of
             DID YOU
              KNOW?            25% have been transferred to the Strategic Initiative Fund with uses limited
                                                      GENERAL FUND
                                                       Strategic Initiative Fund
                               to one-time, non-recurring expenses.
                                                  2025  Proposed and 2024 Revised Budget


                                                                   $ Increase/                  $ Increase/
                                   2023       2024        2024     (Decrease) % Increase/  2025  (Decrease)  % Increase/
                                   Actual    Adopted     Amended    Adopted  -Decrease  Proposed  Adopted  -Decrease
              REVENUES
              Interest               143,946     70,000      198,000  128,000  182.9%    198,000  128,000   182.9%
              Total Revenues        $143,946    $70,000     $198,000  $128,000  0.0%    $198,000  $128,000  182.9%
              EXPENDITURES
   Strategic Initiative Fund
              Infrastructure Maintenance  $0       $0           $0      $0    0.0%          $0        0      0.0%
              Community Enhancement  96,841     220,000      220,000     0    0.0%       202,000  (18,000)   -8.2%
              Technology Infrastructure  0          0            0       0    0.0%           0        0      0.0%
              Capital Acquisition   1,189,033   336,996      336,996     0    0.0%        60,928  (276,068)  -81.9%
              Total Expenditures   $1,285,874  $556,996     $556,996    $0    0.0%      $262,928  ($294,068)  -52.8%

              Net Revenues        ($1,141,928)  ($486,996)  ($358,996)  $128,000         ($64,928)  $422,068
              Transfer from other funds  $7,800,000  $3,700,000  $7,800,000            $3,600,000
              Transfer to other funds           (11,000,000)            (9,000,000)              (10,700,000)                   (6,000,000)
              Total Other Sources/(Uses)  ($3,200,000)  ($5,300,000)  ($2,900,000)     ($2,400,000)

              Beginning Fund Balance  $12,698,885  $8,356,957  $8,356,957              $5,097,961
              Ending Fund Balance  $8,356,957  $2,569,961  $5,097,961                  $2,633,033




          FY 2025 Highlights
          Infrastructure Maintenance Funding:  $1,500,000 will be transferred from the SIF to the Facility Maintenance
          Fund. The purpose of this fund is to build capacity for future maintenance projects as we will have many
          needs to address as our facilities age.


          Community Enhancement Funding:  This category of funding is set aside as a way to provide pay-as-
          you-go funding for initiatives which will enhance the quality of life or aesthetics of Southlake. For FY 2025
          community enhancement projects include: $100,000 for the Southlake Comprehensive Master Plan updates
          and $102,000 for improvements to the city’s records management system.


          Capital Acquisition Funding:  $3,500,000 will be transferred from the SIF to the Capital Improvements
          Program for the purpose of building infrastructure. This cash funding will reduce the amount of bonds the
          City will need to issue for General Fund CIP projects in FY 2025. Additionally, this budget includes: $28,000
          for a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Gear Dryer, $25,000 for EMS equipment including an IV pump
          replacement, and a 360 Cardiac Monitor Simulator, and $7,928 for narcotic medication vaults replacement
          for the Fire Department.


          Technology: $1,000,000 will be transferred from the SIF to the IT Infrastructure & Security Fund to cover
          technology infrastructure expenses.




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