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Crime Control & Prevention District (CCPD) Fund



                               The half-cent sales tax collection to fund the Crime Control and Prevention
                               District began in April 1998, with the first sales tax check received in June
                               1998.  State law provides that a district’s initial life is limited to five years.
            DID YOU            Voters may continue the district by approval of a referendum.  In February
            KNOW?              2002, Southlake voters approved the continuation of the CCPD for 15 years,
             DID YOU
              KNOW?            in May 2015 voters approved the reduction of the sales tax to 1/8 cent, and
                               in May 2017 voters reauthorized the CCPD through 2038.  This fund has been                 Special Revenue Funds
                               used to build facilities for and support the Departments of Public Safety.  This
                                         CRIME CONTROL DISTRICT FUND
                               fund also supports the City’s School Resource Officer Program.
                                                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
                Sales Tax            $3,050,459  $2,424,000  $2,600,000  $176,000  7.3%  $2,652,000  $228,000  9.4%
                Miscellaneous Income      $0       $0        $0       $0     0.0%       $0       ($0)    0.0%
                Interest Income       $170,543  $95,000  $185,000  $90,000  94.7%   $185,000  $90,000    94.7%
                Total Revenues       $3,221,002  $2,519,000  $2,785,000  $266,000  10.6%  $2,837,000  $318,000  12.6%
                EXPENDITURES
                Personnel            $1,521,608  $1,945,137  $1,857,237  ($87,900)  -4.5%  $2,177,551  $232,414  11.9%
                Operations            $349,102  $272,101  $377,683  105,582  38.8%  $565,056  292,955   107.7%
                Capital               $338,248     $0        $0        0     0.0%       $0        (0)  -100.0%
                Total Expenditures   $2,208,958  $2,217,238  $2,234,920  $17,682  0.8%  $2,742,607  $525,369  23.7%

                Net Revenues         $1,012,044  $301,762  $550,080  $248,318        $94,393  ($207,369)
                Finance Proceeds          $0       $0        $0                         $0
                Transfer out-Crime Control CIP ($1,130,000)  ($334,500)  ($334,500)     $0
                Transfers Out-General Fund  (97,049)  (100,760)  (111,400)          (113,480)
                Total Other Sources (Uses)  ($1,227,049)  ($435,260)  ($445,900)    ($113,480)

                Beginning Fund Balance  $5,591,296  $5,376,291  $5,376,291         $5,480,471
                Ending Fund Balance  $5,376,291  $5,242,793  $5,480,471            $5,461,384



          FY 2025 Highlights


          -   For FY 2025, $2,652,000 is anticipated in sales tax collections for the District, along with $185,000 in
            interest income for total revenues of $2,837,000.


          -   Total operating expenditures are adopted at $2,742,607 for FY 2025. This is a projected increase of 23.7%
            compared to the FY 2024 adopted budget. CCPD will provide for the ongoing allocation of dollars for
            personnel expenses related to the School Resource Officer Program.  For FY 2025, this amount totals
            $2,177,551.  This fund also includes funding for necessary equipment to support the operations of the
            Police Department, including funding the Southlake’s portion of the purchase of a Lenco Armored vehicle
            to support regional SWAT operations ($80,000), replacement tasers ($15,759), replacement of body
            armor assigned to the SRO program ($14,896) and funds necessary to ensure the public safety radio
            system remains operational with necessary upgrades ($167,00).


          -   A transfer of $113,480 to the General Fund is planned for an indirect charge.


          -   The ending fund balance for the CCPD Operating Fund is projected at $5,461,384.
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