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expenses cut by $ 534K.
the decrease in taxable assessed value.
Capital Investment is up $ 977K or 27% as a result of
Other Taxes total $ 4.4M and are the third 418K in excess General Fund reserves being used to
largest revenue source at 12 %. Including fund vehicle and equipment replacements, as well as
fuel tax, utility taxes, communication infrastructure needs. Additionally, $ 2M in
services tax, and business -tax receipts, this revenue is CRA Fund reserves are budgeted for the
anticipated to increase slightly due to utility taxes and Soundside affordable housing
communications services taxi: receipts. development.
BUDGETSUMMARYBUDGETSUMMARY
FYFY 20102010
- - 1111 FY 2009 -10 VarianceVariance Variance
General Fund 17, 633, 614 18, 609, 321 975, 707> 5. 2 %>
LawLaw Enf.Enf. TrustTrust FundFund 12, 825 16,16, 825825 4, 000> 23. 8 %>
LawLaw Enf.Enf. TrainingTraining FundFund 12, 050 30, 580 18,18, 530>530> 60. 6 %>
CDBG Fund 152,152, 772772 142, 221 10, 551 7. 4%
CRA Fund 3, 580, 362 1,1, 784,784, 249249 1, 796, 113 100.100. 7%
7%
Debt Service Fund 420, 395 415, 725 4, 670 1. 1%
Utilities Fund 7, 716, 168 8, 397, 890 681, 722> 8. 1 %>
Sanitation Fund 3, 376, 275 3, 413, 650 37, 375> 1. 1%>
Golf Fund 2, 196, 029 2, 527, 303 331, 274> 13. 1%>
Stormwater Fund 565, 000 666, 027 101, 027> 15. 2 %>
Beal Memorial Fund 42. 600 62. 900 20. 300> 32. 3 %>
GRAND TOTAL 35,708, 090 36,066, 691 358,601> 1. 0 %>
CityCity ofof FortFort WaltonWalton Beach,Beach, FLFL
Executive Budget Summary
Operating Budget Capital Improvements Budget
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General Public Recreation CDBG/ Water/ Sanitation Debt Interfund Recreation CRA CRA Facilities Streets Water SewerStormwater
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Safety
Stormwater
The FY 2010 -11 Operating Budget is categorized The FY 2010 -11 Capital Improvements Budget is
into major functional areas. classified into major categories of improvements.
Highlights for the upcoming year include:
General Government is comprised of the City
Council, City Manager, Human Recreation funding includes Hedrick Center
Resources, IT, City Clerk, Finance, moisture intrusion correction and gym cooling
Purchasing, Right -of -Way, Cemetery, system, and Ferry Park tennis courts resurfacing.
Engineering, Building /Zoning, Code Enforcement,
Fleet, Facilities, and Streets. These groups either CRA includes Soundside
residential funding
shape overall City policy and /or provide guidance affordable housing development and nuisance
and assistance to other departments and the public. abatement.
Public Safety includes the police and fire
departments. The Police Department is responsible CRA commerical funding includes a
for patrol, criminal investigations, community new economic incentive program to
policing, communications /dispatch, and stimulate business retention and
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records maintenance. The Fire Department development.
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provides fire protection, suppression, and
Street Resurfacing will occur on portions
inspection; emergency medical services; rrzv `
of Odin Ln, North Sea Ln, Nordic Ln, Sea
and fire safety education. Rover Ln, Viking Dr, Eagle St, Bay Ct,
Recreation activities include neighborhood and Gregory Ave, Cecelia Dr, Lula Belle Ln, and
tennis Merioneth Ct outside the CRA area. Within the
facility parks, senior center, center,
skateboard park, library, museum CRA area, portions of Kiwi PI, Park PI, Third St,
complex, and two championship golf Shell Ave, Church Ave, Methodist Ave, Second St,
courses. Windham Ave, Tupleo Ave, Lowery PI, Ferry Rd,
and Brooks St will be resurfaced.
CDBG provides assistance to low -mod
Butler Dr and Howell drive will be paved.
income families for housing rehab and
CRA revitalizes slum and blighted
areas.
Water projects include continued water well
itWater Sewer
/ /Stormwater includes the
and tank maintenance. Sewer projects
production and distribution of drinking include lift station rehabilitation, pump station
water, collection and treatment of
maintenance, and flow monitors.
wastewater, and management of
stormwater and environmental issues. Stormwater projects are
