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CITY OF TRENTON

FY 2012 PROPOSED BUDGET



November 3, 2011









1

Overview

• Proposed FY 2012 budget totals $182.6

million including grants - $22.9 million less

than FY 2011

• Not including grants budget totals $180.8

million - $3.6 million less than FY 2011

budget of $184.4 million and $8.5 million

less than FY 2010 budget of $189.3 million





2

COMPARISION FY2010, FY2011, FY2012 BUDGETS

190

$189.3





188







186





$184.4

Millions









184







182



$180.8



180









178









176



FY 2010 Budget FY 2011 Budget FY 2012 Budget





3

Overview

• Proposed budget increases municipal tax

levy from $71.9 million to $73.2 million –

increase of $1.3 million, or 1.93%

• Represents a decrease of $1.8 million

from the $75 million levy approved in June









4

Revenue Summary

• Revenue totals $182.6 million including grants

• Excluding grants revenue totals $180.8 million –

decrease of $3.9 million from FY 11

• Transitional Aid reduced from $27.1 million to $22 million

• Other state aid totals $46.2 million – down by $55,000

• Local revenues including PILOTS totals $38.9 million –

increase by approximately $200,000

• Municipal purposes tax levy of $71.1 million – increase

of $1.1 million

• Type 1 school tax levy of $2.1 million – increase of

$250,000



5

Revenue Summary

CITY OF TRENTON FY 2012 Budget Projection



Final Introduced

Revenues FY 2011 Budget FY 2012 Budget Variance Pctg





Surplus - - - 0.00%

Transitional Aid 27,100,000.00 22,000,000.00 (5,100,000.00) 12.05%

CMPTRA/Energy Tax 44,103,855.00 44,103,855.00 - 24.16%

Building Aid Allowance 2,130,596.00 2,077,134.00 (53,462.00) 1.14%

Garden State Trust & Watershed 705.00 705.00 - 0.00%

PILOT - Federal & State 15,044,867.85 15,100,239.39 55,371.54 8.27%

PILOT - Commercial 3,526,124.19 3,727,922.98 201,798.79 2.04%

Local Revenues 20,149,225.80 20,103,579.60 (45,646.20) 11.01%

Grant 20,818,695.00 1,787,076.00 (19,031,619.00) 0.98%

Taxes - Municipal 70,071,609.22 71,132,214.18 1,060,604.96 38.96%

Taxes - Type I School Tax 1,858,676.05 2,101,492.25 242,816.20 1.15%

Taxes - Delinquent 663,388.14 423,175.54 (240,212.60) 0.23%





Total Revenues 205,467,742.25 182,557,393.94 (22,910,348.31) 100%









6

State Aid Analysis

State Aid from FY 10 through FY 12



$87.6

$90

$80 $73.3 $68.2

Millions

$70

$60

$50

$40

$30

$20

$10

$-

FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012

Fiscal Year



7

FY 2012 Revenue



Taxes - Delinquent

0.2%

Surplus

Taxes - Type I School Tax 0.0% Transitional Aid

1.2% 12.1%





CMPTRA/Energy Tax

24.2%







Building Aid Allowance

Taxes - Municipal (with no

1.1%

increase)

39.0%





Garden State Trust &

Grant Watershed

1.0% 0.0%

Local Revenues

11.0% PILOT - Commercial

2.0% PILOT - Federal & State

8.3%









8

Appropriations Summary

• Overall budget excluding grants totals

$180.8 million, $3.6 million less than FY

11 budget

• Overall budget excluding grants is $8.5

million less than FY 10









9

FY 11 and FY 12 Appropriations Summary

Final Introduced

APPROPRIATIONS FY 2011 Budget FY 2012 Budget Variance Pctg



Mayor's Office 711,838 661,377 (50,461.00) 0.36%

City Council & City Clerk 482,001 533,385 51,384.00 0.29%

Administration 2,687,933 2,632,020 (55,913.00) 1.44%

Finance 1,893,988 1,798,493 (95,495.00) 0.99%

Law 1,850,799 2,090,435 239,636.00 1.15%

Health & Human Services 3,083,155 2,393,198 (689,957.00) 1.31%

Fire 22,004,081 20,184,171 (1,819,910.00) 11.06%

Police 41,083,298 34,298,494 (6,784,804.00) 18.79%

Public Works 14,652,794 14,230,918 (421,876.00) 7.80%

Housing & Economic Dev. 471,243 345,063 (126,180.00) 0.19%

Inspections 1,909,876 1,811,230 (98,646.00) 0.99%

Recreation NR & Culture 1,784,644 1,234,172 (550,472.00) 0.68%

Municipal Court 2,755,909 2,736,232 (19,677.00) 1.50%

Workers Compensation 3,296,092.00 3,582,584.00 286,492.00 1.96%

Group Health, Prescription & Dental 24,964,460.00 26,120,520.00 1,156,060.00 14.31%

Other Employee Benefits 172,200.00 159,200.00 (13,000.00) 0.09%

Unemployment Fund 1,901,970.00 2,691,969.00 789,999.00 1.47%

Liability Insurance 183,345.00 1,578,345.00 1,395,000.00 0.86%

Utilities & Central Accounts 6,933,200.00 7,074,000.00 140,800.00 3.87%

Salary Increase & Sick Pay 1,093,727.00 1,755,965.50 662,238.50 0.96%

Pension & Social Security 20,041,266.00 20,354,115.00 312,849.00 11.15%

Library 2,100,000.00 2,000,000.00 (100,000.00) 1.10%

Grants/Grant Match 21,098,308.00 1,787,076.00 (19,311,232.00) 0.98%

Deferred Charges - 1,158,586.97 1,158,586.97 0.63%

Municipal Debt Service 19,820,121.83 21,227,437.60 1,407,315.77 11.63%

School Debt Service 5,825,867.05 6,020,501.25 194,634.20 3.30%

Reserve for Uncollected Tax 2,665,626.37 2,097,905.62 (567,720.75) 1.15%

Total Appropriations 205,467,742.25 182,557,393.94 (22,910,348.31) 100.00%

10

FY 2012 Appropriations

Municipal Debt Service

11.6%

School Debt Service

3.3% Reserve for Uncollected Tax

Deferred Charges

1.1%

0.6%

Grants/Grant Match

1.0%





Pension & Social Security

11.1%





Salary Increase & Sick Pay

1.0%

Department Operating

47.6%

Utilities & Central Accounts

3.9%

Workers Compensation

2.0%



Liability Insurance Group Health, Prescription &

0.9% Unemployment Fund Dental

1.5% 14.3%

Other Employee Benefits

0.1%









11

Department Spending

• Department operating budgets, including

the library total $87 million - $10.5 million

less than FY 2011

• Over two year period operating budgets

are down from $106.3 million in FY 2010 -

$19.3 million less over two years

• Portion of this decrease is due to SAFER

grant which reduced City costs for Fire

Department

12

FY 2012 Departmental Budget

Final Proposed Variance

APPROPRIATIONS FY 2011 Budget FY 2012 Budget 2012 vs 2011



Mayor's Office 711,838.00 661,377.00 (50,461.00)

City Council & City Clerk 482,001.00 533,385.00 51,384.00

Administration 2,687,933.00 2,632,020.00 (55,913.00)

Finance 1,893,988.00 1,798,493.00 (95,495.00)

Law 1,850,799.00 2,090,435.00 239,636.00

Health & Human Services 3,083,155.00 2,393,198.00 (689,957.00)

Fire 22,004,081.00 20,184,171.00 (1,819,910.00)

Police 41,083,298.00 34,298,494.00 (6,784,804.00)

Public Works 14,652,794.00 14,230,918.00 (421,876.00)

Housing & Economic Dev. 471,243.00 345,063.00 (126,180.00)

Inspections 1,909,876.00 1,811,230.00 (98,646.00)

Recreation, NR &Culture 1,784,644.00 1,234,172.00 (550,472.00)

Municipal Court 2,755,909.00 2,736,232.00 (19,677.00)

Library 2,100,000.00 2,000,000.00 (100,000.00)

Total Departmental Budget 97,471,559.00 86,949,188.00 (10,522,371.00)







13

3 Year Departmental Budget Comparision

120

FY 2010 Budget, FY 2012 Budget,

FY 2011 Budget,

$106.3 $86.9

$97.5

100









80

Millions









60









40









20









0

Budget Year









14

Non-Departmental Expenditures

• Budget increases are still being driven by employee

benefits, contractual obligations, unemployment and

debt service

• Pension and Social Security will increase by $300,000

• Employee health benefits will increase by $1.1 million

• Municipal and School debt service will increase by $1.6

million

• Unemployment costs will increase by $800,000

• Budget will appropriate $1.0 million for the “deferred

charge” related to the State aid that was included in the

FY 2001 budget and never provided to the City



15

NON-DEPARTMENTAL EXPENDITURES

Non-Departmental Expenditures FY 2011 Budget FY 2012 Budget 2012 vs 2011



Workers Compensation 3,296,092.00 3,582,584.00 286,492.00

Group Health, Prescription & Dental 25,136,660.00 26,279,720.00 1,143,060.00

Unemployment Fund 1,901,970.00 2,691,969.00 789,999.00

Liability Insurance 183,345.00 1,578,345.00 1,395,000.00

Utilities & Central Accounts 6,933,200.00 7,074,000.00 140,800.00

Salary Increase & Sick Pay 1,093,727.00 1,755,965.50 662,238.50

Pension & Social Security 20,041,266.00 20,354,115.00 312,849.00

Deferred Charges - 1,158,586.97 1,158,586.97

Municipal Debt Service 19,820,121.83 21,227,437.60 1,407,315.77

School Debt Service 5,825,867.05 6,020,501.25 194,634.20

Grant/Grant Match 21,098,308.00 1,787,076.00 (19,311,232.00)

Reserve for Uncollected Tax 2,665,626.37 2,097,905.62 (567,720.75)



Total Non-Departmental Expenditures 107,996,183.25 95,608,205.94 (12,387,977.31)









16

Reduction in Employees

• Overall City workforce will total 998 in FY

2012 - reduction of 143 from 1,141 FY

2011 level and reduction of 341 from

1,339 FY 2010 level









17

Reduction in Employees

• Overall salary and wages will total $72

million – decrease of $10.3 million from FY

2011

• Decrease is due to September 16th layoff

which provides a net savings of over $5

million in FY 2012

• Savings from layoff increases to $8 million

to $10 million in FY 2013



18

Authorized Positions Comparision

FY 2010, FY 2011, FY 2012

1,600





FY 2010, 1,339

1,400





FY 2011, 1,141

1,200



FY 2012 , 979

1,000







800







600







400







200







-

1

Budget Year







19

Tax Impact of Budget

• Total municipal tax rate will increase from

$3.63 in FY 2011 to $3.70 in FY 2011

• Represents an increase of 7 cents, or

1.93%

• Municipal tax rate will increase from $3.53

to $3.59 – increase of 1.4%

• Type 1 school tax rate will increase from

$0.09 to $0.11

20

Tax Rate Calculation

10/28/2011



Increase in Muncipal &

Assessed value FY 2011 FY 2012 Type I School Tax

$ 3.63 $ 3.70 $ 0.07

1.93%



$50,000 $ 1,815.00 $ 1,850.00 $ 35.00

$62,800 $ 2,279.64 $ 2,323.60 $ 43.96

$75,000 $ 2,722.50 $ 2,775.00 $ 52.50

$100,000 $ 3,630.00 $ 3,700.00 $ 70.00

$125,000 $ 4,537.50 $ 4,625.00 $ 87.50









Assessed value FY 2011 (county, school, city) FY 2012 (county, school, city) Increase in Total Tax

$ 5.478 $ 5.548 $ 0.07

1.28%



$50,000 $ 2,739.00 $ 2,774.00 $ 35.00

$62,800 $ 3,440.18 $ 3,484.14 $ 43.96

$75,000 $ 4,108.50 $ 4,161.00 $ 52.50

$100,000 $ 5,478.00 $ 5,548.00 $ 70.00

$125,000 $ 6,847.50 $ 6,935.00 $ 87.50









21

Conclusion

• Budget presented for introduction reflects the

Administration’s attempt to meet the needs of

the City while maintaining a minimal tax increase

• As economy continues to flounder and State Aid

is reduced the City must continue to reduce

expenditures

• Council now has the opportunity to propose

changes to the budget

• The Administration will work with the Council

and DCA to have a budget adopted as soon as

reasonable



22

APPENDIX









23

Municipal Tax Levy

FY 09 – FY 12

80

$70.1 $71.1

70 $65.1



60

$53.0

50

Millions









40



30



20



10



0 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012



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FY2012 DEPARTMENTAL BUDGETS

Housing & Economic

Dev.

Public Works 0.4%

16.4%

Inspections

2.1% Recreation

NR &

Police Culture

39.4% 1.7%

Municipal

Court

3.1%

Library

2.3%



Mayor's Office

0.8%

Fire

23.2% City Council &

City Clerk

Finance

Health & Human Administration 0.6%

Law 2.1%

Services 3.0%

2.4%

3.1%







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FY 2012 NON-DEPARTMENTAL EXPENDITURES







Reserve for Uncollected

Tax Workers Compensation

School Debt Service 2.2% 3.8%

6.4%

Group Health, Prescription

Municipal Debt Service

& Dental

22.6%

28.0%









Unemployment Fund

2.9%

Deferred Charges/Loan

Reserves Liability Insurance

1.2% 1.7%





Salary Increase & Sick

Pension & Social Security Pay Utilities & Central

21.7% 1.9% Accounts

7.5%









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FY 2012 Authorized Positions

Municipal Court City Council & City Clerk

5% 1% Finance

2%

Mayor's Office

Recreation, NR &Culture Administration Law

1%

1% 2% 1%



Inspections

3%

Health & Human Services

Housing & Economic Dev. 4%

2%

Fire

24%



Public Works

14%









Police (including Crossing

Guards)

40%

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3 Year Budget History

Final Final Propos e d

Re ve nue s FY 2010 Budge t FY 2011 Budge t FY 2012 Budge t

Surplus - -

Trans itional Aid 34,900,000.00 27,100,000.00 22,000,000.00

CM PTRA 41,485,412.00 21,144,644.00 20,306,834.00

Ene rgy Re ce ipt Tax (& s upp.) 10,067,896.00 22,959,211.00 23,797,021.00

M unicipal Prope rty Tax As s is tance - -

Building Aid Allow ance 1,163,477.00 2,130,596.00 2,077,134.00

Le gis lative M unicipal Block Grant - -

Garde n State Trus t & Wate rs he d 3,502.00 705.00 705.00

PILOT - State 10,886,308.33 15,044,867.85 15,100,239.39

PILOT - Com m e rcial 3,726,165.97 3,526,124.19 3,727,922.98

Local Re ve nue s 20,796,521.79 20,149,225.80 20,103,579.60

Grant 25,333,347.00 20,818,695.00 1,787,076.00

Taxe s - M unicipal Purpos e 65,064,469.50 70,071,609.22 71,132,214.18

Taxe s - Type I School Tax 962,562.08 1,858,676.05 2,101,492.25

Taxe s - De linque nt 521,937.00 663,388.14 423,175.54



Total Re ve nue s 214,911,598.67 205,467,742.25 182,557,393.94

Final Final Propos e d

APPROPRIATIONS FY 2010 Budge t FY 2011 Budge t FY 2012 Budge t

M ayor's Office 679,764.00 711,838.00 661,377.00

City Council & City Cle rk 729,188.00 482,001.00 533,385.00

Adm inis tration 3,282,044.00 2,687,933.00 2,632,020.00

Finance 1,756,687.00 1,893,988.00 1,798,493.00

Law 1,325,886.00 1,850,799.00 2,090,435.00

He alth & Hum an Se rvice s 3,949,149.00 3,083,155.00 2,393,198.00

Fire 22,276,040.00 22,004,081.00 20,184,171.00

Police 43,847,827.00 41,083,298.00 34,298,494.00

Public Work s 15,884,114.00 14,652,794.00 14,230,918.00

Hous ing & Econom ic De v. 708,349.00 471,243.00 345,063.00

Ins pe ctions 2,319,195.00 1,909,876.00 1,811,230.00

Re cre ation, NR &Culture 3,466,042.00 1,784,644.00 1,234,172.00

M unicipal Court 2,929,572.00 2,755,909.00 2,736,232.00

Work e rs Com pe ns ation 3,723,327.00 3,296,092.00 3,582,584.00

Group He alth, Pre s cription & De ntal 24,897,799.00 24,964,460.00 26,120,520.00

Othe r Em ploye e Be ne fits 188,000.00 172,200.00 159,200.00

Une m ploym e nt Fund 800,000.00 1,901,970.00 2,691,969.00

Liability Ins urance 108,362.00 183,345.00 1,578,345.00

Utilitie s & Ce ntral Accounts 7,036,700.00 6,933,200.00 7,074,000.00

Salary Incre as e & Sick Pay 40,780.00 1,093,727.00 1,755,965.50

Pe ns ion & Social Se curity 17,863,850.00 20,041,266.00 20,354,115.00

Library 3,143,911.00 2,100,000.00 2,000,000.00

Grants 25,333,347.00 20,818,695.00 1,787,076.00

Grant M atch 287,154.00 279,613.00 -

De fe rre d Charge s /Loan Re s e rve s 1,504,534.00 - 1,158,586.97

M unicipal De bt Se rvice 21,024,574.25 19,820,121.83 21,227,437.60

School De bt Se rvice 3,958,429.08 5,825,867.05 6,020,501.25

Re s e rve for Uncolle cte d Tax 1,846,974.34 2,665,626.37 2,097,905.62

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Total Appropriations 214,911,598.67 205,467,742.25 182,557,393.94

5 Year Revenue History

FY 2008 - FY 2012 with Yearly Variances

Final Final Var% Final Var% Final Var% Final Var% Introduced Var%

Revenues FY 2007 Budget FY 2008 Budget FY07 v FY08 FY 2009 Budget FY08 v FY09 FY 2010 Budget FY09 v FY10 FY 2011 Budget FY10 v FY11 FY 2012 Budget FY11 v FY12



Surplus 6,000,000.00 2,300,000.00 -62% - -100% - 0% - 0% - 0%

Capital City/

Transitional Aid 20,500,000.00 37,500,000.00 83% 32,040,000.00 -15% 34,900,000.00 9% 27,100,000.00 -22% 24,000,000.00 -11%

Mun. Homeland

Security Asst. 140,000.00 140,000.00 0% - -100% - 0% - 0% - 0%

CMPTRA 47,641,716.00 47,365,361.00 -1% 44,940,491.00 -5% 41,485,412.00 -8% 21,144,644.00 -49% 20,306,834.00 -4%

Energy Receipt

Tax (& supp.) 5,024,629.00 5,300,984.00 6% 6,612,817.00 25% 10,067,896.00 52% 22,959,211.00 128% 23,797,021.00 4%

Municipal

Property Tax

Assistance - 1,057,259.00 105725800% - -100% - 0% - 0% - 0%

Building Aid

Allow ance 886,066.00 1,454,859.00 64% 1,444,535.00 -1% 1,163,477.00 -19% 2,130,596.00 83% 2,077,134.00 -3%

Legislative

Municipal Block

Grant 388,012.00 388,012.00 0% - -100% - 0% - 0% - 0%

Garden State

Trust &

Watershed 1,319.00 1,280.00 -3% 3,601.00 181% 3,502.00 -3% 705.00 -80% 705.00 0%

PILOT - State 9,886,048.00 10,072,211.00 2% 10,164,777.40 1% 10,886,308.33 7% 15,044,867.85 38% 15,100,239.39 0%

PILOT -

Commercial 3,502,543.00 3,564,630.00 2% 3,623,589.86 2% 3,726,165.97 3% 3,526,124.19 -5% 3,727,922.98 6%

Local Revenues 34,904,943.00 33,632,079.00 -4% 29,318,436.08 -13% 20,796,521.79 -29% 20,149,225.80 -3% 19,775,366.88 -2%

Grant 3,744,657.00 3,939,491.71 5% 7,210,507.00 83% 25,333,347.00 251% 20,818,695.00 -18% 2,087,076.00 -90%

Taxes - Current

(incl. Type I

School) 45,390,607.00 48,160,821.50 6% 53,915,099.01 12% 66,027,031.58 22% 71,930,285.27 9% 73,966,429.74 3%

Taxes -

Delinquent 1,890,729.00 1,260,996.00 -33% 800,000.00 -37% 521,937.00 -35% 663,388.14 27% 423,175.54 -36%



Total Revenues 179,901,269.00 196,137,984.21 9% 190,073,853.35 -3% 214,911,598.67 13% 205,467,742.25 -4% 185,261,904.53 -10%









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