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Adopted FY 2016-17 Budget

Expenditures by Result Area

The chart below shows a Result Area comparison

of General Fund expenditures for FY 14-15 Actual

Expenditures, the FY 15-16 Amended Budget, the

FY 16-17 Adopted Budget and the FY 17-18

Projected Budget. The FY 16-17 Adopted Budget

is $8.8 million, or 3.3%, greater than the Amended

FY 15-16 Budget.

The Public Safety Result Area, which includes

Police, Fire and the General Fund support for the

Guilford Metro 911 Fund, is the largest result area in

the General Fund. The total Result Area

Recommended Budget is $126.0 million, which is

about 46% of the total General Fund. The Adopted

Budget shows an increase of about $3.1 million, or

about 2.6%. The Adopted Budget includes six (6)

additional firefighter positions to add an additional

position to two ladder companies for each response

shift. These six (6) are combined with twelve (12)

other firefighter positions that have been added

since FY 14-15 for a total of eighteen (18) new

positions over three years.

The Adopted Budget includes funding for the

replacement and upgrade of the Police

Department’s body worn camera technology, totaling

$625,000 annually. The General Fund transfer to

the Metro 911 Fund will increase from $4.72 million

to $4.90 million.

The Infrastructure Result Area, which includes

Field Operations, Transportation, Engineering and

Inspections, Planning, and contributions to Solid

Waste Management and the Coliseum Funds, is

the second largest result area at $71.7 million.

The Adopted Budget increases by $2.0 million, or

2.8%. The General Fund transfer to the Solid

Waste Management Fund is increasing slightly from

$1.81 million to $1.90 million. The General Fund

transfer to the Coliseum Fund is increasing from

$2.50 million to $2.70 million.

The Community Services Result Area, which

includes the Library, Neighborhood Development and

Parks and Recreation Departments, increases from

$28.5 million to $29.3 million. City support for the

maintenance and operation of Center City Park/

LeBauer Park increases from $200,000 to

$350,000 with LeBauer Park expected to open in

FY 16-17.

The General Government Result Area budget

decreases slightly from $27.4 million to $27.3

million. The budget includes one-time use of

capital reserve funding of $1.1 million to replace

the MMOB roof and skylight. During the current

year, the General Fund budget was amended to

include transfers to the General Capital Projects

Fund for Heritage House ($1.2 million) and the

Police Headquarters Building ($775,000).

The contribution to the Debt Service Fund will

increase from $18.3 million to $21.2 million. This

increase is necessary to support principal and

interest payments related to further borrowing of

funds approved by the voters in 2006, 2008 and

2009.

The FY 17-18 Projected Budget is $6.0 million, or

2.2%, higher than the Adopted FY 16-17 Budget.

The contribution to the Debt Service Fund is

projected to increase slightly from $21.2 million in FY

16-17 to $21.5 million in FY 17-18.

GENERAL FUND

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

Result Area

Actual

Budget

Adopted

Projected

Community Services

27,854,867

28,451,028

29,304,379

29,657,717

General Government

25,142,562

27,408,970

27,299,865

27,610,232

Infrastructure

65,909,327

69,708,079

71,696,390

73,600,612

Public Safety

119,276,471

122,883,116

126,021,696

129,254,373

Debt Service

18,043,080

18,272,570

21,238,110

21,454,370

Total

256,226,306

266,723,763

275,560,440

281,577,304

General Fund Expenditures by Result Area