pickens county overview of proposed budget
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FY 2022 Budget Overview
Proposed Budget
Fiscal Year 2022
I. Duties of the Budget Officer
II. FY 2022 Budget Priorities
III. FY 2022 Budget Challenges
IV. The Budget Process
V. FY 2022 Proposed Budget
VI. The Capital Projects Fund
VII. Closing Out FY 2021
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Duties of the Budget Officer
Official Code of Georgia Annotated § 36-81-2
"Budget officer" means that local government official charged with
budget preparation and administration
for the local government.
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Fiscal Year 2022
Pickens County GA Code of Ordinances Sec. 1-15
The chairperson shall submit annually to the board of
commissioners a proposed budget governing expenditures of all
county funds, including capital outlay and public works projects
for the following fiscal year.
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FY 2022 Budget Priorities
Three
Budget
Priorities
Minimizing costs while improving services
Establish a solid foundation for growth
effective operations and long-term planning
Provide a COLA that enables our dedicated
public servants to keep pace with the rising
prices of essential goods and services
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Fiscal Year 2022
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Primary
Budget
Challenges
➔ Inflation
➔ Health Costs Pressures
➔ Increased Operational Demands
➔ COVID-19
FY 2022 Budget Challenges
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Fiscal Year 2022
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FY 2022 Budget Challenges
Overarching
Challenge
Meet the budget
priorities and challenges
within the
context of a Property Tax
Millage Rate reduction from
7.6130 to 7.4890 (1.66%)
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Budget
Process
Actions
1. Five-Year Analysis of Financial Data
2. Departmental Submissions
3. Internal Meetings
4. Public Meetings
5. Evolving Proposed Budget
The Budget Process
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Fiscal Year 2022
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Budget
Process
Hallmark
All agencies, offices, boards and
departments funded by the
Board of Commissioners
presented funding requests to
the full BOC in public hearings
The Budget Process
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Fiscal Year 2022
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Budget
Highlights
Property Tax rate reduction of 1.66%
Balanced budget with no use of Fund Balance
Most Departments’ operating budgets stayed the same
or decreased (net of salaries and allocable expenses)
Uniform COLA of 5%
Creation of Medical Cost Contingency Fund of
$515,004
Increased General Contingency Fund from $92,508 to
$200,000 (FY ’20 general contingency was $1,106,831)
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Fiscal Year 2022
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Proposed Budget
Fiscal Year 2022
FY 2022 Proposed Budget
General Fund
Revenue: $33,708,038 Exp: $ $33,708,038
Water & Sewer
Revenue: $2,914,016 Exp: $2,914,016
Airport
Revenue: $862,822 Exp: $862,822
2020 SPLOST – County Portion: $30,266,000
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Genera
l Fun
d R
evenues
Revenue ItemFY ‘22
Proposed
FY ’21
Adopted
Real Property
Taxes$11,245,395 $10,850,000
Local Option
Sales Tax$4,300,000 $3,900,000
Other
Taxes$6,798,411 $6,475,700
Licenses &
Permits$563,555 $517,400
Intergovt.
Revenues$2,231,467 $2,022,242
Charges for
Services$4,170,700 $4,163,800
Fines &
Forfeitures$270,400 $255,900
Other
Revenues$4,128,110 $842,310
Use of Fund
Balance$0 $0
TOTALS $33,708,038 $29,027,352
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Fiscal Year 2022
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Proposed Budget
Fiscal Year 2022
FY 2022 Proposed Budget
General Fund Revenues
Real Property
Taxes: 33.36%
LOST:
12.76% Other Taxes:
20.17%
Services:
12.37%
Other Rev.:
12.25%
Intergov.:
6.62%
Fines & For.:
0.80%
Licenses &
Permits:
1.67%
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FunctionFY ‘22
Proposed
FY ’21
Actual
General
Government$8,281,372* $4,042,471
Judicial
Services$4,017,570 $3,936,781
Public
Safety$14,514,265 $14,870,773
Public
Works$4,595,827** $3,867,203
Health &
Welfare$282,981 $286,881
Recreation &
Culture$1,200,399 $1,130,900
Housing &
Development$815,624 $892,343
TOTALS $33,708,038 $29,027,352
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Fiscal Year 2022
* ARPA, new
insurance
costs and new
contingencies
account for
$3,878,553 of
the increase
** LMIG
funded
projects
account for
$831,471 of
the increase
in
expenditures.
Otherwise,
Public Works
costs are
reduced by
$118,597
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General Fund Expenditures
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Proposed Budget
Fiscal Year 2022
FY 2022 Proposed Budget
General Fund Expenditures
Public Safety
43.06%
General Gov.
24.57%Public Works
13.63%
Judicial
11.92%
Rec. & Culture
3.56%
Health & Welfare
0.84%
Housing & Dev.
2.42%
ARPA, new
insurance
costs and new
contingencies
account for
$3,878,553 of
the increase
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County Personnel
Current* - - 311 Fulltime; 57 Parttime, 11 Open Positions
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Fiscal Year 2022
FY 2022 Proposed Budget
FY 2022 New Positions - - One PT Position for the
Recreation Department and One PT Position for the Board
of Elections
FY 2022 Replacement - - Fire Chief Replacement
* Seasonal and temporary employees excluded
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Proprietary Funds
Item Amount
Revenues $2,914,016
Admin. Exp. $400,934
Operations Exp. $2,513,082
Total Exp. $2,914,016
Water & Sewer
Item Amount
Revenue $862,822
Admin. Exp. -
Operations Exp. $862,822
Total Exp. $862,822
Airport
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Capital Projects Fund
Revenue Item Amount
Projected SPLOST Revenue $37,000,000
SPLOST - - Voted in 2020
County Expenditure Item Amount
Road Projects & Facilities $16,039,500
Parks & Recreation Projects $3,700,000
Enterprise Fund Debt $3,496,500
Public Safety - - Fire & EMS $2,960,000
Public Safety - - Sheriff $2,960,000
Water & Sewer Facilities $,1,110,000
Pickens County Total $30,266,000
Cities’ SPLOST Allotment Amount
Projected SPLOST Revenue $6,734,000
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Fiscal Year 2022
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Utilization of Tax Anticipation Note: $500,000 in 2021
versus $4,500,000 in 2020
Most departments operating under budget re expenditures
$3,000 Bonus for Fulltime Employees and $1,000 Bonus for
Parttime Employees
Selection of New Audit Firm
Fund Balance carried into 2021 - - $10,082,804 (35.8% of
FY’20 expenditures)
Closing Out FY 2021
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Fiscal Year 2022
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