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payments of $3,254,372 made to date. Total Water & Sewer expenditures to date are 80.10% of <br />budget if you include the appropriations and payments for debt. The City is 91.66% through the <br />budget year. <br />Departmental Expenditure Summary: <br />At this point the City is 11 months or 91.66% through the budget year. It is important to remember that <br />expenditures do not occur equally throughout the year. For example, capital expenditures and association <br />memberships are one time expenditures that if made early in the fiscal year can produce a distorted <br />expenditure percentage. Within the General and Water & Sewer Funds there are 6 departments whose <br />expenditures are over 91.66% at this time. <br />1. Police-93.56%. The overage amounts to $101,529 and is spread out over a number of line items <br />including overtime, office supplies, fuel, communications, travel, and radio maintenance. <br />2. Traffic & Lighting-102.82%. The overage amounts to $48,372 and is due mainly to expenditures for <br />electricity and contract labor. <br />3. EMS-93.42%. The overage amounts to $39,633 and is related primarily to overtime, fuel, medical <br />supplies, communications, various maintenance line items, and the ambulance purchase. <br />4. Cox Field-93.22%. The overage amounts to $6,037 and is due to the airport maintenance. <br />5. Band-107.87%. The overage amounts to $3,378 and is due to the number of band participants and <br />contracted sound system services. VCC has reimbursed the City $10,000 of these costs. <br />6. Waste Water Treatment Plant-95.24%. The overage amounts to $68,482 and is primarily due to <br />chemical costs. <br />In the Capital Projects Fund: <br />1. The City Council is at 109.79% of budget which is only $215 over budget. <br />2. Community Development is at 248.14% of its budget due to expenditures for the One Oak <br />Apartments Project. This project was not specifically budgeted for but will come out of reserves. <br />3. The Engineering Department is at 104.49% of its budget by purchasing a vehicle for that <br />department. <br />4. Public Works is at 103.21% of budget which is only $160 over budget. <br />5. Solid Waste is at 101.40% due to purchasing all of its equipment for the year. <br />6. Street Department is at 97.35% of budget but has completed its equipment purchases. <br />7. The Traffic & Lighting Department is at 90.82% of budget due to a one-time vehicle purchase. <br />8. The Garage is at 98.67% of budget because it has made its only budgeted purchase of a vehicle <br />9. EMS is at 102.14% of budget since it has purchased all of its equipment for the year. <br />10. Library is at 109.79% of budget which is only $215 over budget. <br />11. Water Distribution is at 99.13% of budget because it has purchased its backhoe and dump truck as <br />planned. <br />12. Sewer Maintenance is at 100.07% of budget due to vehicle purchases. <br />13. Waste Water Treatment Plant is at 100.62 due to purchase of pumps, Pista Grit system, and <br />vehicles. <br />In the Collegiate Drive related construction fund: <br />1. $499,808 has been spent for engineering, surveying, and issuance fees which will be reimbursed by <br />the issuance of certificates of obligation. The bulk of this money went to TxDOT for the City's share <br />of the portion of road that the State will be working on. <br />_ _ _ 23 <br />