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$250M
                                                                REVENUE AND OTHER FINANCING
                                                                SOURCES
        $200M
                                                                Total City revenue (all funding sources) is budgeted at $246.7 million, an
        $150M
                                                                increase of $4.8 million (2%) from the FY25 budgeted amount but $2.7
                                                     Revenues   million (1%) less that FY25 year-end estimates.
        $100M

        $50M                                                    Sales Tax is the largest revenue source across the city and represents
                                                                34% of all revenues.  In FY26, sales tax is budgeted at the same amount
          $0                                                    as FY25 due to a moderating local and regional economy.  The city does
              Actuals -  Actuals -  Adopted -  Estimated -  Adopted -
                FY2023    FY2024    FY2025    FY2025    FY2026  expect a moderate increase (2%) to end FY25.

       Data Updated: Dec 08, 2025, 4:13 PM
                                                                Charges for Services  is budgeted to increase $8.3 million (12%) over the
                                                                FY25 budget.  This is due to increased water/wastewater rates which
                                                                account for $6.5 million of the increase.


                                                                Transfers  In
                                                                transfers to the Crime Control & Prevention fund and the Debt Service
                                                                fund.

                                                                Previously, interfund distributions (fleet, IT, Insurance) were recognized
                                                                as as revenue to the General Fund.  The process has been changed to
                                                                recognize these transactions as reductions to expenses to avoid
                                                                duplication across funds.  This change resulted in a $2.6 million reduction
                                                                to revenues which is offset with a corresponding reduction to expenses.













































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