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2011 Budget Overview
City of Shelton
October 4, 2010
Budget Overview - Mission
• Collect budget proposals
• Compile results
• Report
Budget Instructions
• Maintain M&O on services unless
something is critical or unusual
• Requests ok for one-time expenditures
2010 Budget-year Initiatives
• Goal – close $600,000 gap for 2011
Need at least 3 of the following 4
• Metropolitan Parks District
• Fire Annexation
• EMS Levy
• Labor negotiations
Context
• Good
– Metropolitan Parks District
– Candy and bottled water taxes (Maybe)
• Bad
– Health insurance premiums rising
– Tax collections lower
– Slow economic recovery
• Uncertain
– Initiatives (1053, 1100, 1105, 1107)
– EMS Levy
– Mason 5 contract
– Labor negotiations
General Assumptions – what do we
include in the Budget Overview
• Staffing / service levels – status quo
• Ballot measures – status quo
• Tax collections – lower
• Lots of uncertainty
Detailed Assumptions
• Metropolitan Parks District benefit included
• Real Estate Excise Tax covers fire station payment (in
2011 only)
• Liquor initiatives – no impact included
• Health insurance cost increase – included in part
• COLAS – no
• Step increases – yes
• Tax Revenues have dropped and will stabilize
• Unemployment insurance - $15,000 (General & Street
Funds)
• Fire contract payments to Mason 5 - remain the same
• EMS Levy - expires
• One time revenue / expenses not included
Outcome
• General Fund <$595,000>
• Street Fund <$35,000>
What if ???...
• EMS Levy Passes $260,000
• Labor Health Ins Benefit $0 - $70,000
• Fire contract ???
• Liquor Initiatives Pass <$100,000>
Economic Trends
• Recovery under way
• Recovery will be slow – 3 to 4 more
years
2011 Budget Overview
General Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 10,803,248
Projected Revenues $ 10,207,810
Shortfall ($ 595,438)
* Includes a $663,000 transfer to Street
General Fund Requests
Personnel Services
• Increase HR support .15 FTE $ 7,361
Data Processing
• In-House IT Technician – 1.0 FTE $ 1,464
• Software Updates $ 6,475
• PC Replacements $ 3,900
$ 11,839
Community Information Services
• Admin Support – .25 FTE $ 4,192
General Fund Requests
(continued)
Municipal Court
• Public Defense increase $55,300 *
• New Part-Time Court Clerk, .24 FTE $ 3,275
$58,575
* Supported by new revenue
Detention & Correction
• Jail Services Cost increase $ 45,261
General Fund Requests
(continued)
Law Enforcement
• Police Officer – 1.0 FTE $ 71,800
• Uniforms $ 3,600
• Bulletproof Vests $ 4,500 *
• Increase Supplies $ 1,000 *
• Target Zero Task Force Program $ 7,510 *
$ 88,410
Communications & Dispatch
• Phone Allowance $ 460 *
* Supported by new revenue
General Fund Requests
(continued)
Facility Engineering
• New Admin Support .5 FTE $ 28,312
Planning and Development
• Shoreline Master Program Update $ 78,500
Supported by new revenue
Facilities - Maintenance & Custodial
• New Custodian .5 FTE $ 26,535
• Additional PSB Facility Costs $ 26,950
$ 53,485
Libraries
• Recycling Fees $ 1,200
Requests for General Fund
“one-time monies”
• Engineering Vehicle Replacement $ 15,850
• 9 Engineering Radio Replacements $ 7,000
• Library Carpet Replacement $ 51,000
• Civic Center Roof Repair
and HVAC Modifications $ 22,000
• New Financial System $125,000
• King Street Chip Seal $ 7,700
• K Street Road Repair $ 53,642
• Lake Blvd Road Repair $111,746
$393,938
Street Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 1,019,265
Projected Revenues $ 983,949
Shortfall ($ 35,316)
* Includes a $663,000 transfer from the General Fund
Street Fund Requests
• Chip Seal Projects $ 54,449
Supported by REET2 Tax
Tourism Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 38,850
Projected Revenues $ 34,647
Shortfall ($ 4,203)
* There is sufficient Fund Balance to cover this shortfall
Capital Improvement Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 4,903,966
Projected Revenues $ 4,743,477
Shortfall ($ 160,489)
* There is adequate Fund Balance to cover the shortfall
Capital Improvement Fund
On-Going Projects
• Public Safety Building Project $ 589,517
Supported by USDA loan
• SR3 Park and Ride $ 83,266
Supported by Grant Revenue
and $9,908 from the General Fund
• SR3 Corridor Improvement $ 169,106
Supported by Grant Revenue
$ 841,889
Water Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 2,901,879
Projected Revenues $ 3,091,045
Overage $ 189,166
Water Fund Requests
• 5 Radio Replacements $ 4,000
• Regional Water Storage Tank $ 1,095,948
• Upgrade Well #3 $ 293,960
• Angelside Reservoir Booster Pump $ 415,379
$ 1,809,287
Sewer Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 8,734,470
Projected Revenues $ 8,818,913
Overage $ 84,443
Sewer Fund Requests &
On-going Projects
• Comprehensive Plan Update $ 50,257
• New Position, 1.0 FTE $ 63,551
• 5 Radio Replacements $ 4,000
• Used Truck $ 4,000
• Basin 5 Construction $ 5,591,114
Funded with a PWTF Loan
$ 5,712,922
Solid Waste Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 1,488,215
Projected Revenues $ 1,522,829
Overage $ 34,614
Solid Waste Fund Requests
• Operational Increases –
– Yard Waste Containers $ 10,000
– Garbage Containers $ 5,000
– 3 Radio Replacements $ 2,400
$ 17,400
Storm Drainage Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 653,092
Projected Revenues $ 790,505
Overage $ 137,413
Storm Drainage Fund Requests
• Ravenna Trail System Upgrade $ 177,967
• Lake Boulevard Upgrade $ 103,880 *
• K Street Upgrade $ 49,582 *
• Fairmount Street Upgrade $ 33,650
$ 365,079
* Supported by Grant Revenues
Regional Water Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 228,883
Projected Revenues $ 221,205
Shortfall ($ 7,678)
* There is adequate Fund Balance to cover the shortfall
Regional Water Fund
On-Going Project
• Dayton-Airport Road $ 205,200
Water Expansion Design
100% Funding from State Partners
Regional Sewer Fund
Requested Expenditures $ 11,987,009
Projected Revenues $ 11,870,084
Shortfall ($ 116,925)
* There is adequate Fund Balance to cover the shortfall
Regional Sewer Fund
On-Going Project
• Shelton WWTP Upgrade Phase IV $ 11,547,570
Supported by USDA Rural Development Loan/Grant,
State Partners, and City Sewer Fund
Equipment Maintenance and
Rental Fund (EM&R)
Requested Expenditures $ 522,442
Projected Revenues $ 612,640
Overage $ 90,198
Equipment Maintenance and Rental
Fund (EM&R) Requests
• 10 Radio Replacements $ 7,000
• Hydraulic Tools – Bucket Truck $ 1,600
• Layton Box Paver $ 60,000
$ 68,600
Budget Calendar
October 22 – Budget Retreat
November 1 – Preliminary Budget Presentation
November 15 – Preliminary Budget Public Hearing
Revenue Sources Public Hearing
December 6 – Final Budget Public Hearing
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