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Expenditures By Governmental Type as a % of Total Expenditures


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


            General fund expenditures and funds allocated towards special revenue 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.
                                  2015          2016         2017          2018          2019          2020

            General Fund       $34,471,429   $35,141,805  $36,861,971   $38,933,189   $40,241,696   $39,681,702
            Special Revenue     $7,798,925   $9,099,835   $12,452,223   $13,173,824   $16,789,180    $16,484,881
            Debt Service       $18,383,846   $16,825,811  $17,098,223   $15,915,291   $11,683,342   $13,004,689
            Capital Projects   $21,284,293   $9,146,941   $16,543,086   $27,812,703   $18,642,707   $20,952,920
            Strategic Initiative  $989,754    $876,652     $569,685      $444,560      $376,848       $207,167


                                  2021          2022          2023          2024         2025*        2026**
            General Fund       $42,590,827   $37,411,304   $50,432,550   $53,520130    $57,186,039  $58,307,925
            Special Revenue    $17,280,408   $18,287,051   $19,279,664   $19,755,841  $24,908,768   $25,719,647
            Debt Service        $12,863,134  $10,601,360   $11,971,922   $12,216,309   $12,125,590   $12,336,125
            Capital Projects   $13,690,000   $12,012,723   $12,810,510   $24,505,531   $28,536,746   $18,119,063
            Strategic Initiative  $92,766     $182,408     $1,285,874     $430,073      $262,928     $1,616,834


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