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budget.
Mayor: Close the Public Hearing.
Mayor: Ask for a Motion and Second for Resolution 2012 -19 to adopt the
tentative budget for the City of Fort Walton Beach for the fiscal year
beginning October 1, 2012 and ending September 30, 2013.
Mayor: Ask for Council Discussion.
Mayor: Ask for a Vote.
Mayor: Upon adoption of the Resolution, the Mayor shall announce:
The tentative budget for the City of Fort Walton Beach for FY 2012-
13 is $ 33, 497, 609 with a tentative millage rate of 4. 5383, which is
3. 57% below the rolled -back rate of 4. 7063 mills.
The proposed budget is subject to a second and final public hearing
that will be held here at the City of Fort Walton Beach Council
Chambers on Wednesday, September 19, 2011 at 5: 30pm.
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City of Fort Walton Beach, Florida
107 Miracle Strip Parkway SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
www.fwb.org
PHONE DIRECTORY
833 -9509 City Clerk 833 -9509
Mayor and City Council
833 -9504 Financial Services
City Manager
Public Information 833 -9504 Accounting 833 -9513
Administrative Services Customer Service ( Utility Billing) 833 -9500
Human Resources 833 -9507 Purchasing 833 -9524
Information Technology 833 -9620 Fire Services ( emergencies 911)
Police Services ( emergencies 911) Administration 833 -9565
Administration 833 -9547 Recreation & Cultural Services
Dispatch 833 -9533 Administration 833 -9576
Records 833 -9541 Cemetery ( Beal Memorial) 833 -9618
Chester Pruitt Recreation Center 833 -9582
Engineering & Utility Services
Administration 833 -9607 Creative Senior Center 833 -9587
Building & Permitting 833 -9605 Docie Bass Recreation Center 833 -9581
Code Enforcement 833 -9601 Fred Hedrick Recreation Center 833 -9577
Field Office 833 -9613 Golf Course 833 -9664
Garbage Collection 833 -9655 Heritage Park & Cultural Center 833 -9595
Planning & Zoning 833 -9697 Library 833 -9590
Streets & Stormwater 833 -9932 Tennis Center 833 -9588
Water Operations 833 -9630
On the Cover
The iconic two -story building situated in the heart of downtown Fort Walton Beach at the intersection of Eglin Parkway
and U.S. Highway 98 has housed several entertainment venues over the years. Opened as Tringas Theatre in 1940, the
location has been home to several dance clubs and movie theaters over the years.
At Cinema Plus — the current namesake —patrons enjoy sandwiches and pizza, along with traditional fare such as popcorn
and candy, while watching current movies with family and friends at tables and sofas downstairs or on the upstairs balcony
Budget Availability
Reference copies of the annual budget are available at the City Clerk' s Office and Library.
The budget may also be viewed and printed from the City' s website: www. fwb.org.
CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FL
FY 2012 -13 Budget
Table of Contents
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1
City Council, Appointed Officers, & Directors ......................... ...............................
Core Values, Vision, Mission ............................................... ............................... 2
City Manager' s Budget Message .......................................... ...............................
10
Executive Budget Summary ................................................ ...............................
Budget Overview
FundStructure ............................................................. ...............................
Budget Basis & Budget Process ......................................... ............................... 1
FinancialPolicies .......................................................... ...............................
DebtSchedules ............................................................ ............................... 26
Summary Budget Information
28
Summary of Estimated Financial Sources & Uses .................... ...............................
RevenueTrends ............................................................ ...............................
ExpenditureTrends ........................................................ ............................... 34
Personal Services Trends ................................................. ............................... 40
PositionSummary .......................................................... ............................... 44
Detail Information by Fund
GENERAL FUND
Fund Highlights ............................................................ ............................... 4
Revenues .................................................................... ............................... 4
51
0100 City Council ......................................................... ...............................
0200 City Manager ........................................................ ...............................
0300 Administrative Services ............................................ ...............................
0310 Risk Management .................................................. ............................... 56
0320 Information Technology ........................................... ...............................
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0400 City Clerk ............................................................ ...............................
0500 Financial Services .................................................. ...............................
0530 Purchasing ........................................................... ...............................
0800 Police ................................................................. ...............................
0900 Fire .................................................................... ...............................
1000 Recreation Services ................................................. ...............................
1010 Parks .................................................................. ............................... 78
1015 Right -of W
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1020 Senior Center ........................................................ ...............................
84
1060 Library ................................................................ ...............................
1070 Museum .............................................................. ...............................
1080 Cemetery ............................................................. ...............................
91
1200 Engineering Services ............................................... ...............................
94
1205 Planning & Zoning .................................................. ...............................
1217 Code Enforcement .................................................. ............................... 9
1220 Fleet .................................................................. ...............................
1230 Facilities .............................................................. ............................... 100
1240 Streets ................................................................. ...............................
1500 Non- Departmental .................................................. ............................... 10
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND ................................... ............................... 105
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING FUND ............................... ............................... 108
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE FUND ....................................... ............................... 110
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUND ............ ............................... 115
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY FUND ................. ............................... 118
CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FL
City Council
Left to right ( standing):
Bobby Griggs ( Seat 1), joyce gossom ( Seat 2), Bobby Nabors ( Seat 5), and Dick
Rynearson ( Seat 7).
Left to right ( seated):
Dennis Reeves ( Seat 3), Mayor Mike Anderson, Trey Goodwin ( Seat 4), and
Bull Ridgon ( Seat 6).
Council members are elected in odd years for four year staggered terms. City Council meets on
the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p. m. in the City Council Chambers located
at 107 Miracle Strip Parkway, Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
Appointed Officers Department Directors
Administrative Services — Sylvia
