City of Joliet 2016 Proposed Budget November 30, 2015.

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City of Joliet 2016 Proposed Budget November 30, 2015

CITY OF JOLIET 2016 BUDGET REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES INCLUDING TRANSFERS-IN AND TRANSFERS-OUT OVERVIEW - ALL FUNDS PRIOR CURRENTACTUALESTIMATEDDEPARTMENTCITY FUND YEAR BUDGETAS OFYEARREQUESTMANAGERSCOUNCIL NO.FUND ACTUAL 6/30/2015END RECOMMENDEDAPPROVED REVENUES 100General Fund167,518,830167,340,949163,918,72580,916,768166,273,273167,845,489168,950, Water & Sewer45,207,21143,438,86641,750,60021,919,63143,488,50841,510, Water & Sewer Improvement Fund Parking Operations Fund1,434,1131,302,5051,323,500628,7331,257, Motor Fuel Tax Fund4,694,7725,201,7043,710,0001,787,1813,841,7063,710, Grants & Special Accounts Fund12,671,3638,055,85110,004,0001,950,9936,553,26426,459, Evergreen Terrace Fund00061, Community Development Block Grant20,7299,3891,315, ,8803,850, Special Services Area Fund428,521485,955461,390193,501432, Tax Increment Financing Fund #2547,767605,407600,100405,603406,060600, Tax Increment Financing Fund #318,67763,82363,40036,831 63, Business District Fund00043,33253,00553, General Debt Services Fund1,160,0131,155,6611,165,256695,0701,731,8711,652, Neighborhood Improvement Fund Performance Bond Fund1,200,67632,5541,000,000100,321100,5001,000, General Capital Improvement Fund2,030,6942,058,1102,551, ,649,6754,000,500 0 TOTAL REVENUE236,933,366229,750,774227,863,789108,740,692226,949,203252,434,752253,540,2520 EXPENDITURES 100General Fund159,184,810163,814,224172,596,04882,625,010170,910,745179,644,137174,235, Water & Sewer43,034,08442,838,71141,513,24712,090,47638,983,33040,908,21840,497, Water & Sewer Improvement Fund15,183,7068,519,20228,098,6505,932,05815,815,50928,738,09519,550, Parking Operations Fund1,504,3281,560,1231,680,320545,8611,514,4261,708,3221,586, Motor Fuel Tax Fund4,254,8803,034,29114,677,559843,1827,235,21811,141, Grants & Special Accounts Fund11,684,27512,200,10310,000,0002,902,2105,804,42026,459, Evergreen Terrace Fund1,982,508401,681700,000386,41215,693,413700, Community Development Block Grant18,97111,0082,097,38431,96462,8803,850, Special Services Area Fund443,945359,089459,850280,713545,533432, Tax Increment Financing Fund #2407,977672,624600,000368,502436,000600, Tax Increment Financing Fund #310,42453,33363,400036,83163, Business District Fund0002,94253,00553, General Debt Services Fund1,159,8561,163,2561,165,256152,8531,723,5171,652, Neighborhood Improvement Fund585,22049, , Performance Bond Fund1,701,590655,7665,000,00001,000,0004,000, General Capital Improvement Fund4,014,8403,074,3046,570,9961,923,7894,675,89545,165,1343,966,0000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES245,171,414238,407,216285,222,710108,085,972264,689,897345,117,084288,787,6920

CITY OF JOLIET 2016 BUDGET ENDING UNASSIGNED FUND BALANCE AND NET POSITION AS OF DECEMBER 31 OVERVIEW - ALL FUNDS PRIOR CURRENTACTUALESTIMATEDDEPARTMENTCITY FUND YEAR BUDGETAS OFYEARREQUESTMANAGERSCOUNCIL NO.FUNDACTUAL 6/30/2015END RECOMMENDEDAPPROVED UNASSIGNED FUND BALANCE 100General Fund47,757,16643,911,18235,705,71350,880,26329,935,15917,436,51123,951, Motor Fuel Tax Fund11,477,55913,644,9722,734,53714,588,97110,251,4602,819, Grants & Special Accounts Fund5,230,9251,086,6731,090,673135,4561,835, Evergreen Terrace Fund(1,982,508)(2,384,189)(3,084,189)(2,708,873)(18,015,874)(18,715,874) 0 210Community Development Block Grant12,84411,5004,639,154(19,819)11, Special Services Area Fund125,805252,67199,795165,459139, Tax Increment Financing Fund #2623,116555,899555,999593,000525,959526, Tax Increment Financing Fund #316,99127,48126,39164,31227, Business District Fund00040, General Debt Services Fund157(7,438)257534, Neighborhood Improvement Fund248,676199, Performance Bond Fund4,825,3584,202,146825,3584,302,4673,302,646302, General Capital Improvement Fund5,570,3574,554,163534,1672,630,7292,527,943(38,636,691)2,562,4430 TOTAL UNASSIGNED FUND BALANCE73,906,44666,054,23543,327,03071,406,30930,542,281(34,252,882)13,460,8470 NET POSITION 500Water & Sewer258,572,943259,173,098269,088,668269,002,253263,678,276264,280,058264,690, Parking Operations Fund5,152,9174,895,2994,498,0364,978,1714,638,3394,187,4834,309,6450 TOTAL NET POSITION263,725,860264,068,397273,586,704273,980,424268,316,615268,467,541269,000,6090

2016 Summary – Operating Funds General Fund – Revenues - $168.9 million – Expenditures - $174.2 million – Use of Fund Balance = $5.3 million Water & Sewer Fund – Revenues - $41.5 million – Expenditures - $40.9 million – Increase In Net Position = $1.0 million – $19.6 million in Capital Expenditures Parking Fund – Revenues - $1.28 million – Expenditures - $1.59 million – Use of Fund Balance = $328,694 – No upgrades budgeted. Operate system “as is”.

O PERATING F UNDS 2016 Proposed Budget

Operating Funds - Activities General Fund Supports general activities including: police and fire protection, planning and economic development, engineering services, code enforcement, garbage collection services, legal services, financial services, and general administration Water & Sewer Fund Provides for operations of water and sewer system including: 3 wastewater treatment plants, 450 miles of sanitary sewer, 26 wells, 11 water treatment plants, and 38 lift stations Parking Fund Supports operations of 2 parking decks, 7 parking lots, 700 on-street meters, and Joliet Union Station

Operating Budget - Summary 2015 Budget 2016 Proposed $ Change % Change General Fund$172.6$174.2$ % Water & Sewer Fund$41.5$40.5($1.0)(2.45%) Parking Fund$1.68$1.59($.09)(5.6%) Total$215.78$216.29$.51.23% $ shown in millions

G ENERAL F UND 2016 Proposed Budget

Operating Budget - Highlights General Fund $168.9 million in estimated revenues, an increase of $5.03 million over the 2015 Budget. Includes a 4.99% increase in property tax levy ($1.625 million), a 3.5% increase in garbage fees($494,000) and an increase in real estate transfer tax from $3.00 to $5.00 per $1000 value ($1.1 million). Includes funding for a Deputy City Manager/Economic Development Director ($145,000 in salary), upgrading a part time Office Assistant at the front desk to a full time Information Services Coordinator ($20,000), and $30,000 in equipment for channel 6 Includes required increases to public safety pension contributions – Police Pension = $572,466; Fire Pension = $224,835 Allocates funding for removing blight on private property ($21,000), a TIF Study at St. Joe’s Hospital ($35,000),Maintenance of the City’s public art ($10,000), continued support of Rialto Theater and the Historical Museum at 2015 levels, first phase of improving the City’s GIS ($115,000) and contracting for electrical inspectors($62,400). Accommodates $460k increase for waste management fees

Operating Budget - Highlights General Fund Includes reduction of Fire Department overtime ($1,748,650) by closing a fire station Includes realignment of the legal department budget to include an Inspector General ($124,357 savings) Allocates continued funding for the new ERP system (Tyler/Munis) Over $45 million requested in Capital Projects. The only projects that are recommended ($3.9 million) are those we are already committed to that includes: $400,000 for a Fiber Optic connection between Union Station and the Police Department, $150,000 to repair roof at Union Station, $166,000 to repair roof at Fleet Services and $750,000 for a Fiber Optic connection on Chicago Street. No vehicles are part of the recommendation.

General Fund – Revenues = $168.9 M

General Fund - Revenue Summary 2013 Actual 2014 Actual 2015 Budget 2015 Est. YearEnd 2016 Proposed Sales Tax$ 43.4$ 44.8$ 44.0$ 45.7 Property Taxes Charges for Service Gaming Taxes Other Taxes Income Taxes License, Permits, Fees, Misc Total$ 167.5$ 167.3$ 163.9$ 166.3$ $ shown in millions

General Fund – Expenditures = $174.2 M $ shown in millions

General Fund – Expenditures = $174.2 M

General Fund – Expenditure Summary 2013 Actual 2014 Actual 2015 Budget 2015 Est. YearEnd 2016 Proposed $ Change from Est. Yr. End % Change Payroll$ $ 79.8$ 78.6$ 77.3(1.3)(1.6)% Benefits % Professional Services % Supplies % Other % Capital % Total$ $ 172.6$ 170.9$ 174.2$ % $ shown in millions

Operating Budget – General Fund Additional consideration No increases in salaries budgeted. No change in operation of Bicentennial Park. Federal Fire Tax Pass Thru set as $181,000 in revenue and expenditures. Implemented Tyler Munis financial software in 2015 that resulted in changed account numbers for the entire budget. Included Organization Charts, Personnel Cost Summaries and Personnel Position Counts not included in prior budgets.

W ATER & S EWER F UND 2016 Proposed Budget

Operating Budget - Highlights Water & Sewer Fund Includes $41.5 million in system revenues Expenditures of $40.5 million; $1.02 million or 2.4% decrease from 2015 Budget Keeps service levels consistent with 2015 Provides for increased maintenance costs of aging system Includes costs associated with implementation of new ERP system ($539,200 in 2015 and $500,000 in 2016) Includes $19.55 million for capital improvements. $28.7 million requested. No increase in water rates.

Water & Sewer Fund – Revenues = $41.5 M

Water & Sewer Fund – Expenses = $ 40.5 M $ shown in millions

Water & Sewer Fund – Expenses = $40.5 M

P ARKING F UND 2016 Proposed Budget

Operating Budget - Highlights Parking Fund $1.26 million in revenues, a reduction of $45,039 when compared to 2015 Budget Service levels consistent with Operate the parking system consistent with 2015 operations. Expenditures of $1.59 million, 5.6% decrease from 2015 Budget Operating deficit projected for 2015 of $328,694 No capital improvement budgeted.

Parking Fund – Revenues = $1,257,466

Parking Fund – Expenses = $1.59 M $ shown in thousands

FD Service Vehicle

THANK YOU 2016 Proposed Budget