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CITY OF SAGINAW
                                                BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
                                                           2025-2026




                     Funding is also included for inflow and infiltration projects $544,000 and a chloramine
                       facility $490,000.

                     The  Enterprise  Fund  has  been  balanced  with  $4,622,965  of  reserves  (certificates  of
                       obligation issued in fiscal year 2024-2025) for one time and capital items.


               CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND:

                     Projects included in the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget include North Old Decatur Road,
                       partially  funded  with  developer  escrowed  funds,  CDBG  sidewalks  projects  along
                       Southern  Avenue,  Green  Ribbon  grant  landscaping  improvements  along  Blue  Mound
                       Road,  HSIP grant Basswood sidewalk improvements, HSIP grant for a signal at Jarvis
                       and  Bailey  Boswell  Road,  construction  of  West  McLeroy  Phase  3  construction,  and
                       engineering of East McLeroy Boulevard.


                     These projects are funded with prior year bond sale proceeds or fund balance.


               CCPD FUND:

                     The voters approved an additional one-half cent sales tax for use by the Crime Control
                       and Prevention District (CCPD) in November 1997.  The additional sales tax went into
                       effect on April 1, 1998, and revenues were received beginning in June 1998.  The district
                       was continued for five years in 2002.  In 2007 and 2017, the tax was continued for ten
                       years and reduced to three eighths (3/8) of one percent with the remaining eighth used
                       for street maintenance.

                     Sales tax  revenues  are estimated  to  be  $1,821,500  which  is  the same as  the current
                       year estimate.

                     The  Crime  Control and Prevention  District will provide  for the  salaries and  benefits of
                       twelve  police  officers,  a  public  services  officer,  and  a  communications/records
                       supervisor.

                     The ongoing cost of body worn cameras, tasers, and mobile terminals is included in the
                       budget $78,000.  Ongoing funding is also included for the license plate reader service
                       $67,500.

                     Funding  is  provided  for  three  patrol  vehicles  with  associated  equipment  ($284,070),
                       facial recognition software ($5,750), incident tracking software ($16,700), and traffic data
                       collection software ($24,465).

                     The fund is balanced with $191,945 of reserves used for these one-time items.




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