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2024 General Fund Budget                            Fiscal Year 2024 City of Prattville  Budget Detail – General Fund  Table of Contents    General Fund  (Pages)  Revenue (1‐5)  Executive Department (6‐8)  Legislative Department (9)  Finance Department (10‐11)  City Clerk Department (12‐13)  Human Resources Department (14‐15)  Information Technology Department (16‐20)  Vehicle Maintenance Department (21‐22)  Debt Service – General Fund (23)  Engineering Department (24‐25)  Planning Department (26‐27)  Urban Management Department (28‐29)  Facilities Maintenance Department (30‐32)  Public Works Department (33‐34)  Police Department (35‐39)  Fire Department (40‐48)  Building Department (49‐50)  Parks & Recreation Department (51‐69)  Performing & Creative Arts Department (70‐76)  City‐County Services (77)  Community Initiatives (78)  Transfers (79)      8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 1 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -4-0000-000 AD VALOREM TAX AUTAUGA COUNTY 3,275,000.00CR 10 -4-0001-000 AD VALOREM TAX, ELMORE COUNTY 450,000.00CR 10 -4-0002-000 AUTO TAGS, AUTAUGA COUNTY 102,000.00CR 10 -4-0003-000 AUTO TAGS, ELMORE COUNTY 3,000.00CR 10 -4-0004-000 RENTAL TAX 375,000.00CR 10 -4-0004-001 RENTAL AUTOMOTIVE 160,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-000 SALES TAX 22,675,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-001 SALES TAX - AUTOMOTIVE 850,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-002 SALES TAX - BOATS & TRAILERS 0.00 10 -4-0005-003 SALES TAX - RESTAURANTS 5,460,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-004 SALES TAX - BOATS (COUNTY)7,500.00CR 10 -4-0005-006 SALES TAX - VEHICLES 100,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-007 USE TAX 3,150,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-008 USE TAX - MACHINE 110,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-009 DISTRICT TAX 1,850,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-010 STATE OF AL SIMPLE SELL/USE 2,575,000.00CR 10 -4-0005-011 TRANSPORTATION NETWORK FEE 400.00CR 10 -4-0005-099 SALES TAX DISCOUNT 325,000.00 10 -4-0006-000 GASOLINE TAX-LOCAL 1,120,000.00CR 10 -4-0007-000 WHISKEY TAX 180,000.00CR 10 -4-0008-000 BEER TAX 280,000.00CR 10 -4-0009-000 WINE TAX 21,000.00CR 10 -4-0010-000 TOBACCO TAX 110,000.00CR 10 -4-0011-000 EXCISE TAX FINANCIAL INSTITUTI 380,000.00CR 10 -4-0012-000 LODGING TAX 2,750,000.00CR 10 -4-0013-000 PMT INLIEU OF AD VALOREM TAX 12,500.00CR 10 -4-0014-000 ABC SALES TAX 70,000.00CR 10 -4-0015-000 DISTRICT TAX - ELMORE COUNTY 0.00 10 -4-0016-000 LODGING TAX - ELMORE COUNTY 240,000.00CR 10 -4-1000-000 BUSINESS LICENSES 6,500,000.00CR 10 -4-1001-000 YARD SALE PERMITS 2,000.00CR 10 -4-1002-000 FRANCHISE FEES 500,000.00CR 10 -4-1002-001 BUSINESS PRIVILEGE TAX 24,000.00CR 10 -4-1003-000 BLDG PERMIT-INSPECTION FEES 0.00 10 -4-1003-002 BUILDING PERMIT 0.00 10 -4-1003-003 DEMOLITION PERMIT 0.00 10 -4-1003-005 ELECTRICAL CARD RENEWAL 0.00 10 -4-1003-006 GAS PERMIT 5,000.00CR 10 -4-1004-000 BD/ADJ/ZONING PLAT, MAP FEE 5,000.00CR 10 -4-1004-001 PRELIM PLAT APPLICATION FEE 10,000.00CR 10 -4-1004-002 FINAL PLAT APPLICATION FEE 2,000.00CR 10 -4-1004-003 SKETCH PLAN APPLICATION FEE 600.00CR 10 -4-1005-000 BUILDING RESIDENTIAL PERMIT 75,000.00CR 10 -4-1005-001 RESIDENTIAL ADDITION PERMIT 1,500.00CR 10 -4-1005-002 RESIDENTIAL DETACHED GAR PEMIT 100.00CR 10 -4-1005-003 RESIDENTIAL ACC STRUCT PERMIT 3,000.00CR 10 -4-1005-004 RESIDENTIAL IMPACT FEES 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 53,109,600.00CR 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 2 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -4-1005-005 RESIDENTIAL DECK PERMIT 100.00CR 10 -4-1005-006 RESIDENTIAL MANUF HOMES PERMIT 500.00CR 10 -4-1005-007 RESIDENTIAL REMODEL PERMIT 2,000.00CR 10 -4-1005-008 RESIDENTIAL REROOF PERMIT 200.00CR 10 -4-1005-009 RESIDENTIAL SWIM POOL PERMIT 4,000.00CR 10 -4-1005-010 RESIDENTIAL STORMWATER PERMIT 35,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-000 COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMIT 20,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-001 COMMERCIAL ADDITION PERMIT 7,500.00CR 10 -4-1006-002 COMMERCIAL REMODEL PERMIT 2,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-003 COMMERCIAL BUILDOUT PERMIT 2,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-004 COMMERCIAL IMPACT FEES 0.00 10 -4-1006-005 COMMERCIAL PLAN REVIEW 75,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-006 COMMERCIAL SIGN PERMIT 4,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-007 COMMERCIAL REPAIR PERMIT 500.00CR 10 -4-1006-008 COMMERCIAL SITE & GRADING PERM 500.00CR 10 -4-1006-009 COMMERCIAL STORMWATER PERMIT 6,000.00CR 10 -4-1006-010 POST CONSTR COMMERCIAL SW FEE 14,000.00CR 10 -4-1007-000 MECHANICAL PERMIT 8,000.00CR 10 -4-1007-001 ELECTRICAL PERMIT 26,000.00CR 10 -4-1007-002 PLUMBING PERMIT 12,000.00CR 10 -4-1007-003 FENCE PERMIT 2,000.00CR 10 -4-1007-004 DEMOLITION/MOVING PERMIT 250.00CR 10 -4-1007-005 CURB CUT/STREET CUT 100.00CR 10 -4-1007-006 SEWER - SPECIAL ASSESSMENT 0.00 10 -4-1008-000 APPLICATION FEES 1,000.00CR 10 -4-1008-001 SUBDIVISION TESTING 0.00 10 -4-1008-002 MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING FEES 375,000.00CR 10 -4-2000-000 70400 - FINES 0.00 10 -4-2003-000 70110 - PRATTVILLE CTE 0.00 10 -4-2005-000 DRUG PROCEEDS 0.00 10 -4-2006-000 FEDERAL DRUG PROCEEDS REVENUE 0.00 10 -4-2007-000 SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION FEE 900.00CR 10 -4-2008-000 VICIOUS DOG REGISTRATION FEE 100.00CR 10 -4-2009-000 WEEDED LOTS 8,000.00CR 10 -4-3000-000 AMBULANCE FEES 1,050,000.00CR 10 -4-3000-002 PFD - STANDY REQUESTS 9,000.00CR 10 -4-3002-003 WASTEWATER OVERHEAD REIMB 140,900.91CR 10 -4-3006-000 SANITATION RECEIPTS 0.00 10 -4-3006-003 SANITATION OVERHEAD REIMB 124,587.25CR 10 -4-3008-000 PARK INCOME - ADULT 0.00 10 -4-3008-002 ADULT FLEA MARKET 2,000.00CR 10 -4-3008-004 ADULT DOG OBEDIENCE 4,500.00CR 10 -4-3008-007 ADULT FALL BALL 7,000.00CR 10 -4-3008-008 ADULT SPRING SOFTBALL 11,000.00CR 10 -4-3008-009 ADULT CO-ED SOFTBALL 14,500.00CR 10 -4-3008-012 ADULT KICKBALL 0.00 10 -4-3008-018 CARDBOARD BOAT RACE 100.00CR 10 -4-3008-023 ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS 0.00 10 -4-3009-000 PARK INCOME - SENIOR 0.00 10 -4-3010-000 PARK INCOME - YOUTH 2,000.00CR PAGE TOTAL: 1,972,238.16CR 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 3 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -4-3010-001 YOUTH FALL SOCCER 21,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-003 YOUTH BASKET BALL 0.00 10 -4-3010-005 YOUTH SPRING SOCCER 29,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-006 YOUTH SOCCER SPONSPORSHIP 1,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-016 YOUTH FALL BASEBALL REGIST 23,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-017 YOUTH FALL BASEBALL SPONSOR 500.00CR 10 -4-3010-018 YOUTH BASEBALL CONCESSIONS 180,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-019 YOUTH FALL SOFTBALL REGIST 9,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-020 YOUTH FALL SOFTBALL SPONSOR 500.00CR 10 -4-3010-021 YOUTH SOFTBALL CONCESSIONS 95,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-022 YOUTH SPRING BASEBALL REGIST 61,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-023 YOUTH SPRING BASEBALL SPONSOR 3,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-024 YOUTH SPRING SOFTBALL REGIST 26,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-025 YOUTH SPRING SOFTBALL SPONSOR 500.00CR 10 -4-3010-026 YOUTH LIONS FOOTBALL/CHEER REG 45,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-027 Y.L. FOOTBALL/CHEER CONCESSION 15,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-028 Y.L. FOOTBALL/CHEER SPONSORS 500.00CR 10 -4-3010-029 YOUTH TRAVEL BASEBALL 15,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-030 YOUTH TRAVEL SOFTBALL 4,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-031 Y.L. FOOTBALL/CHEER GATE FEES 9,500.00CR 10 -4-3010-032 WRESTLING REGISTRATION FEES 1,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-100 SWIMMING LESSON SESSION 1 4,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-101 SWIMMING LESSON SESSION 2 3,800.00CR 10 -4-3010-102 SWIMMING LESSON SESSION 3 3,700.00CR 10 -4-3010-103 SWIMMING LESSON SESSION 4 0.00 10 -4-3010-104 PRATTVILLE SWIM LEAGUE 10,500.00CR 10 -4-3010-105 LIFEGUARD CLASS 0.00 10 -4-3010-200 YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS 13,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-301 BATON CLASS 6,000.00CR 10 -4-3010-302 MARTIAL ARTS CLASS 0.00 10 -4-3011-000 RECREATION RENTALS 0.00 10 -4-3011-001 CHILD'S PLACE 2,500.00CR 10 -4-3011-002 PRATT PARK PAVILION 3,500.00CR 10 -4-3011-003 COACH "LO" PICKETT PARK 100.00CR 10 -4-3011-004 NORTH HIGHLAND PARK 100.00CR 10 -4-3011-005 UPPER KINGSTON PARK 400.00CR 10 -4-3011-006 OVERLOOK MEMORIAL PARK 1,250.00CR 10 -4-3011-008 SPINNERS PARK 750.00CR 10 -4-3011-009 AMPHITHEATER 200.00CR 10 -4-3011-010 WHETSTONE PARK 12,500.00CR 10 -4-3011-011 STANLEY-JENSEN STADIUM 0.00 10 -4-3011-012 AUDITORIUM 12,000.00CR 10 -4-3011-013 DINNING ROOM 6,000.00CR 10 -4-3011-014 MAC GRAY PARK 2,500.00CR 10 -4-3011-015 MAC GRAY BUILDING 0.00 10 -4-3011-016 KITCHEN 1,000.00CR 10 -4-3011-017 UPPER KINGSTON CENTER 1,000.00CR 10 -4-3011-018 NEWTON PARK 0.00 10 -4-3011-019 AR-74 1,500.00CR 10 -4-3011-020 AR-184 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 625,800.00CR 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 4 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -4-3011-021 AR-75 0.00 10 -4-3011-022 PA SYSTEM AUD 600.00CR 10 -4-3011-023 MAC GRAY PARK 2.0 5,000.00CR 10 -4-3012-000 PARKS INCOME 500.00CR 10 -4-3012-001 PARK CONCESSIONS 75,000.00CR 10 -4-3012-002 CAR TAG SALES 0.00 10 -4-3014-000 PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST 0.00 10 -4-3015-000 CPR CLASS TUITION 0.00 10 -4-3015-001 FIRE TRAINING TUITION 20,000.00CR Permanent These funds are from training provided by the Fire Department for the Alabama Fire College. Funds get deposited into the Fire Training bank account. 10 -4-3016-000 ADVERTISING FEES 0.00 10 -4-4000-000 ABC PROFITS 15,000.00CR 10 -4-4000-001 CITY OF MONTGOMERY 0.00 10 -4-4000-002 AUTAUGA CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION 0.00 10 -4-4000-003 AUTAUGA COUNTY 0.00 Police Jurisdiction Services 200,000.00CR 0.00 10 -4-4000-004 FIRE DEPT OPERATING GRANTS 0.00 10 -4-4000-005 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORT 0.00 10 -4-5000-000 ELECTION FEES 0.00 10 -4-5001-000 ACCIDENT & INCIDENT FEES 9,000.00CR 10 -4-5002-000 CEMETERY LOTS 5,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-000 PERFORMING & CREATIVE ARTS 0.00 10 -4-5003-002 WILSON PICKETT(FTN CITY ARTS) 11,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-003 ART GUILD 6,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-004 ART GUILD ART SHOW 1,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-005 ART GUILD YOUTH ART SHOW 0.00 10 -4-5003-006 COMMUNITY CHORUS 0.00 10 -4-5003-007 WAY OFF BROADWAY THEATRE 32,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-008 CHRISTMAS PARADE 2,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-009 INDEPENDENCE DAY/FIREWORKS 0.00 10 -4-5003-010 MARDI-GRAS PARADE 4,500.00CR 10 -4-5003-011 ARTS COUNCIL 4,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-012 CHRISTMAS ICE SKATING 25,000.00CR 10 -4-5003-024 FARMER'S MARKET 1,600.00CR 10 -4-5004-000 PARADES 0.00 10 -4-5005-000 STANLEY STADIUM 0.00 10 -4-5006-000 SWIMMING POOL CONCESSIONS 0.00 10 -4-5006-001 SWIMMING POOL GATE 20,000.00CR 10 -4-5007-000 INTEREST INCOME - SALES TAX 40,000.00CR 10 -4-5007-001 INTEREST BEARING ACCOUNTS 75,000.00CR 10 -4-5008-000 PENALTIES 75,000.00CR 10 -4-5009-000 DONATIONS 14,000.00CR Wellness Fair Vendor Donations 2,000.00CR Parade of Pumpkins 12,000.00CR 10 -4-5009-001 DONATIONS - GENERAL GOVERNMENT 0.00 10 -4-5009-002 DONATIONS - PUBLIC SAFETY 0.00 10 -4-5009-003 DONATIONS - PUBLIC WORKS 0.00 10 -4-5009-004 DONATIONS - CULTURAL & REC 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 441,200.00CR 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 5 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -4-5010-000 GAIN/LOSS OF FIXED ASSETS 60,000.00CR 10 -4-5011-000 MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 0.00 10 -4-5011-002 RESTITUTION - HERITAGE PARK 0.00 10 -4-5011-003 RESTITUTION - MISC.1,000.00CR 10 -4-5012-000 RETURNED CHECKS 0.00 10 -4-5016-001 GAIN/LOSS MISC 0.00 10 -4-5018-000 BULLET PROOF VEST GRANT 5,000.00CR 10 -4-5021-000 OFS - LOAN PROCEEDS 0.00 10 -4-5022-000 TOWER RENT 22,000.00CR 10 -4-5022-001 BANK BUILDING RENT 0.00 10 -4-5024-000 POLICE DEPARTMENT GRANTS 0.00 10 -4-5024-001 POLICE DEPT GRANTS - OVERTIME 0.00 10 -4-5026-000 INSURANCE PROCEEDS 90,000.00CR 10 -4-5028-000 OFS - LEASE PROCEEDS 0.00 10 -4-5029-000 DHR RENTAL INCOME 18,649.00CR 10 -4-5032-000 P&CA GRANT 0.00 10 -4-5033-000 SALARY REIMBURSMENT GRANT 70,000.00CR 10 -4-5033-001 SALARY REIMBURSMENT 5,000.00CR 10 -4-5034-000 GRANT REVENUE 50,000.00CR ICAC - PPD (FY24)10,000.00CR MPO - Bike & Ped Plan (FY24)40,000.00CR 10 -4-5034-001 GRANT REVENUE - COVID-19 827,000.00CR P&R - Hiking & Biking Trails 50,000.00CR P&R -Lo Pickett Park Restrooms 50,000.00CR P&R - Spinners Park Restrooms 50,000.00CR P&R -North Highland Park Renov 677,000.00CR 10 -4-5034-002 COVID 19 - PUBLIC WORKS 0.00 10 -4-5034-003 COVID 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY 0.00 10 -4-5034-004 COVID 19 - CULTURAL AND RECREA 0.00 10 -4-5035-000 SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT FEE 500.00CR 10 -4-5036-000 PROCUREMENT CARD REVENUE SHARE 62,000.00CR 10 -7900-00-005 TRANSFER FROM THE DSF 0.00 10 -7900-00-009 TRANSFER FROM JUDICIAL 0.00 10 -7900-00-010 TRANSFER FROM CPF 0.00 10 -7900-00-012 TRANSFER FROM SAN ENT FUND 0.00 10 -7900-00-013 TRANSFER FROM WW FUND 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 1,211,149.00CR TOTAL: 57,359,987.16CR TOTAL REVENUES: 57,359,987.16CR 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 6 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 101 EXECUTIVE 10 -6101-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 460,229.87 Mayor 1 90,000.00 Mayor's Executive Asst. 1 78,116.58 Mayor's Admin Asst. 1 43,188.73 Mayor's Admin-Cemetery/Grants 50,085.69 Webmaster 1 61,024.55 Economic Development Director 118,863.62 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 11,667.50 Merit Increase 7,283.20 Current Year STAFFING: The Executive Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes, 6 employees: 4-Full Time Appointed Employees 1-Full-Time Employee 1-Elected Official. 10 -6101-01-101 FICA 35,207.58 FICA 7.65% Gross Wages 33,757.86 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 892.56 Merit Increase 557.16 10 -6101-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6101-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 295.20 Group Life Insurance 295.20 10 -6101-01-106 RETIREMENT 39,614.59 Retirement 37,586.87 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,248.42 Merit Increase 779.30 10 -6101-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 807.37 Work Comp Insurance 807.37 10 -6101-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 33,880.00 Warm Welcome Greeting 1 600.00 600.00 Card and Certificates 1 420.00 420.00 Mayoral Coins 100 4.00 400.00 Award Medals Boxes 50 4.00 200.00 Miscellaneous Marketing/Adv 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 T-shirts 100 20.00 2,000.00 Signage for Sides of Trucks 10 75.00 750.00 City Promotional Items 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Constant Contact 1 510.00 510.00 Photography 3,000.00 Website 12,000.00 Banners 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Current Year Hometown Heroes Banner program and to update banners. Next Year Promotional items are for marketing at various city events. 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 7 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET The budget is updated to accommodate product price increases. Website updating and continued maintenance. Hometown Heroes Banner program and to keep updating banners. 10 -6101-02-153.01 ADVERTISING - ECON DEV 20,000.00 Economic Dev Advertising 15,500.00 Business Alabama Magazine 4,500.00 10 -6101-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 0.00 10 -6101-02-166 FUEL & OIL 13,200.00 Mayor's Vehicle Allowance 12,000.00 Fuel for Dept Vehicles 1,200.00 10 -6101-02-166.01 FUEL & OIL - ECON DEV 1,500.00 10 -6101-02-170 INSURANCE 52,000.00 10 -6101-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 10,000.00 Seasonal Items 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Furniture 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Miscellaneous supplies 1 6,000.00 6,000.00 10 -6101-02-174.01 OFFICE SUPPLIES - ECON DEV 6,500.00 10 -6101-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 9,100.20 Operating Supplies 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Montgomery Advertiser 1 300.00 300.00 Charter Communications 12 33.35 400.20 Social Media Archiving 3,000.00 Cognito Forms 1 400.00 400.00 10 -6101-02-175.01 OPERATING SUPPLIES - ECON DEV 25,000.00 10 -6101-02-176 CEMETERY 35,000.00 Permanent Used for cemetery buy backs and cemetery related expenses. Current Year Cemetery Cemify Database, buy backs, and cemetery related expenses. 10 -6101-02-179 POSTAGE 1,000.00 10 -6101-02-181 COMMUNICATIONS 4,700.00 Monthly Communication Services 12 225.00 2,700.00 Equipment Replacement 2,000.00 Permanent Communication Services and Devices 10 -6101-02-181.01 COMMUNICATIONS - ECON DEV 2,200.00 10 -6101-02-194 UNIFORMS 2,525.00 Polo Shirts - City logo 15 35.00 525.00 City Apparel 2,000.00 10 -6101-02-194.01 UNIFORMS - ECON DEV 1,300.00 10 -6101-03-300 EDUCATION 5,000.00 NAGW Membership (Webmaster)1 200.00 200.00 Leadership Autauga 2 400.00 800.00 Mayor Training 4 125.00 500.00 Miscellaneous Training 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Committee of 100 Membership 1 750.00 750.00 PARCA Membership 1 250.00 250.00 Current Year Committee of 100 membership increased by $250.00 10 -6101-03-300.01 EDUCATION - ECON DEV 10,000.00 Training 8,000.00 Dues & Subscriptions 2,000.00 10 -6101-03-301 LODGING 3,000.00 PAGE TOTAL: 202,025.20 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 8 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6101-03-301.01 LODGING - ECON DEV 15,000.00 10 -6101-03-302 MEALS 5,000.00 Meals, Travel & Employee Apprc 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Autauga Leadership Class Lunch 2 500.00 1,000.00 10 -6101-03-302.01 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT- ECON DEV 3,500.00 10 -6101-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 2,000.00 Training 4 500.00 2,000.00 10 -6101-03-304 TRAVEL 5,060.00 Miscellaneous Travel 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 Economic Development 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 ALM/NLC Conventions 3 520.00 1,560.00 10 -6101-03-304.01 TRAVEL - ECON DEV 15,000.00 10 -6101-04-350 ELECTRICITY - BANK BUILDING 80,000.00 10 -6101-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 32,000.00 Misc Legal Services 1 9,000.00 9,000.00 Additional City Attorney 1 23,000.00 23,000.00 10 -6101-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 2,000.00 10 -6101-05-385 NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES 3,750.00 10 -6101-05-386 ECONOMIC DEVELOP. - OPERATING 0.00 10 -6101-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6101-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE-EXECUTIVE 1,500.00 10 -6101-10-692 CONTINGENCIES 5,000.00 10 -6101-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6101-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6101-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 10 -6101-13-175 MISC. EXPENSES 2,500.00 Miscellaneous 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 PAGE TOTAL: 172,310.00 DEPT TOTAL: 944,369.81 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 9 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 102 LEGISLATIVE 10 -6102-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 125,000.00 City Council President (1)20,000.00 City Council Member (6)105,000.00 Current Year STAFFING: The Legislative Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 7 Elected Officials. 10 -6102-01-101 FICA 9,562.50 FICA 7.65% Gross Wages 9,562.50 10 -6102-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6102-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 688.80 Group Life Insurance 688.80 10 -6102-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 265.74 Workers Comp Insurance 265.74 10 -6102-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6102-02-151 ADMIN - ANNUAL - FINANCE CHARG 0.00 10 -6102-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 10,000.00 10 -6102-02-170 INSURANCE 400.00 10 -6102-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 2,500.00 10 -6102-03-300 EDUCATION 5,000.00 10 -6102-03-301 LODGING 6,000.00 10 -6102-03-302 MEALS 2,000.00 10 -6102-03-304 TRAVEL 4,000.00 10 -6102-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6102-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 165,417.04 DEPT TOTAL: 165,417.04 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 10 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 103 FINANCE 10 -6103-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 501,052.41 Finance Director 1 118,863.62 Revenue Officer 1 69,043.68 Deputy Finance Director 1 86,226.09 Accounting Specialist 1 58,084.04 Accounts Payable Cord 1 53,936.81 Revenue Clerk 2 74,573.86 Overtime 3,605.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 29,445.71 Merit Increase 7,273.60 Current Year STAFFING: The Finance Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 7 Full Time Employees. OVERTIME: $3605.00 10 -6103-01-101 FICA 38,330.51 FICA 7.65% Gross 35,521.48 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 2,252.60 Merit Increase 556.43 10 -6103-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6103-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 393.60 Group Life Insurance 393.60 10 -6103-01-106 RETIREMENT 57,358.05 Retirement 53,182.68 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 3,355.18 Merit Increase 820.19 10 -6103-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 1,891.03 Work Comp Insurance 1,891.03 10 -6103-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6103-02-150 ACCOUNTING 3,000.00 10 -6103-02-151 ADMIN - ANNUAL - FINANCE CHARG 750.00 Permanent This is for any finance charges on credit cards. 10 -6103-02-166 FUEL & OIL 1,200.00 10 -6103-02-170 INSURANCE 6,300.00 10 -6103-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 12,000.00 Office Supplies 12,000.00 10 -6103-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 0.00 10 -6103-02-178 BANK FEES 27,700.00 Bank Fees 3,700.00 ETS Credit Card Processing 24,000.00 Permanent This is for monthly bank fees as well as credit card processing fees. 10 -6103-02-179 POSTAGE 9,000.00 10 -6103-02-180 FRAUDULENT CHARGES 0.00 10 -6103-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)3,500.00 10 -6103-02-192 TRUSTEE FEES - DEBT SERVICE 6,300.00 2015 Trustee Agreement 1,000.00 Other Trustee Fees 2,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 11 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 2022-A Trustee Fees-P&R 1 Cent 1,650.00 2022-B Trustee Fees-P&R 1 Cent 1,650.00 Permanent These fees are paid to the Bond Trustee. 10 -6103-02-194 UNIFORMS 500.00 10 -6103-03-300 EDUCATION 7,769.00 GFOAA Membership 4 100.00 400.00 Accounting State Board 2 100.00 200.00 GFOA Membership 3 150.00 450.00 AICPA 2 315.00 630.00 ASCPA 2 265.00 530.00 Finance Director CPE 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 AMROA 3 33.00 99.00 AMROA Education or Equivalent 3 470.00 1,410.00 CGAT Education 1 350.00 350.00 Accounting Specialist CPE 1 350.00 350.00 Deputy Finance Director CPE 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 EDAA CONFERENCES - FD 1 1,350.00 1,350.00 10 -6103-03-301 LODGING 4,500.00 10 -6103-03-302 MEALS 700.00 10 -6103-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 0.00 10 -6103-03-304 TRAVEL 1,250.00 10 -6103-04-350 ELECTRICITY 48,000.00 10 -6103-04-351 GAS (HEATING)6,500.00 10 -6103-04-352 WATER 3,000.00 10 -6103-05-376 AUDITING 79,610.00 65,000.00 14,000.00 Financial Statement Audit Single Audit GFOA Application 1 610.00 610.00 Permanent This is the Annual Financial Statement Audit 10 -6103-05-377 AUDITS-SALES TAX 15,000.00 Permanent This line item relates to the Sales Tax audits that are requested by the Finance Department. Audits have historically yielded far more in revenue collections than the auditing fees paid out. 10 -6103-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 10,000.00 10 -6103-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 7,938.00 Misc Contract Services 750.00 Terminal Purchases 12 419.00 5,028.00 Tyler Technology PCI Service 2,160.00 10 -6103-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6103-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 1,000.00 10 -6103-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6103-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6103-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 10 -6103-13-175 MISC. EXPENSE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 185,767.00 DEPT TOTAL: 854,542.60 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 12 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 104 CITY CLERK 10 -6104-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 182,158.88 City Clerk 1 82,071.23 Assistant City Clerk 1 51,337.83 City Attorney 23,000.00 City Clerk Consultant PT 1 13,522.08 Overtime 2,500.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 6,892.54 Merit Increase 2,835.20 Current Year STAFFING: The City Clerk Department Budget for 2022-2023 includes 2 Full Time Employees,1 appointed City Attorney, and 1 Part- time Clerk Consultant. OVERTIME: $2500.00 10 -6104-01-101 FICA 13,935.15 FICA 7.65% Gross 13,190.98 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 527.28 Merit Increase 216.89 10 -6104-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6104-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 236.16 Group Life Insurance 236.16 10 -6104-01-106 RETIREMENT 19,578.32 Retirement 17,171.50 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 815.07 Merit Increase 1,591.75 10 -6104-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 214.81 Work Comp Insurance 214.81 10 -6104-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6104-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 33,000.00 Permanent MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER AND 3 STATEWIDE NEWSPAPER POSTINGS FOR PW BIDS 10 -6104-02-162 ELECTION SUPPLIES 0.00 10 -6104-02-170 INSURANCE 4,650.00 CITY HALL PROP & FLOOD INS 4,200.00 PUBLIC OFFICIAL BONDS 450.00 Permanent CITY CLERK'S PORTION OF CITY HALL PROPERTY AND FLOOD INSURANCE AND YEARLY AMIC ALLOCATION PUBLIC OFFICIALS BOND 10 -6104-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 6,000.00 Office Supplies 6,000.00 Current Year INCLUDES REPLACING COPIER - QUOTE FROM ROYAL OFFICE $6,200 10 -6104-02-178 GOVDEALS FEES 0.00 10 -6104-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)4,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 13 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent IPAD X 1, CELL PHONES X 2, COMPUTERS X 2, CHARTER 10 -6104-02-194 UNIFORMS 500.00 Permanent CITY SHIRTS AND JACKETS 10 -6104-03-300 EDUCATION 4,000.00 Current Year SUMMER AND WINTER AAMCA CONFERENCES FOR BOTH CITY CLERK AND ASSISTANT CITY CLERK ADDITIONAL ONLINE COURSES TOWARDS CERTIFICATION ELECTION TRAINING 10 -6104-03-301 LODGING 4,000.00 Permanent SUMMER AND WINTER AAMCA CONFERENCES FOR BOTH CITY CLERK AND ASSISTANT CITY CLERK 10 -6104-03-302 MEALS 1,000.00 Permanent SUMMER AND WINTER AAMCA CONFERENCES FOR BOTH CITY CLERK AND ASSISTANT CITY CLERK 10 -6104-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 0.00 10 -6104-03-304 TRAVEL 1,000.00 Permanent TRAVEL FOR CONFERENCES IF CITY VEHICLE IS NOT AVAILABLE. 10 -6104-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 17,000.00 General Legal Services 17,000.00 Permanent CITY ATTORNEY (1) AND LEGAL SERVICES 10 -6104-05-384 MISC CONTRACT SERVICES 0.00 10 -6104-05-390 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 16,540.00 CIVIC PLUS (MUNICODE) SUPPLEME 14,000.00 CIVIC PLUS ONLINE HOSTING 1,100.00 CIVIC PLUS SUBSCRIPTION 600.00 CIVIC PLUS ADMIN SUPPORT FEES 600.00 MAILCHIMP 240.00 10 -6104-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 840.00 Fire Alarm System Monitoring 12 45.00 540.00 Fire Alarm System Testing 300.00 10 -6104-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6104-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6104-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 44,880.00 DEPT TOTAL: 308,653.32 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 14 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 105 HUMAN RESOURCES 10 -6105-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 392,235.09 Human Resources Director 1 107,141.71 HR Analyst 1 56,667.36 HR Generalist-Benefits 1 70,769.77 HR Generalist-Payroll 1 58,084.04 HR Specialist 1 50,085.69 HR Intern PT 1 15,194.40 Overtime 6,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 19,882.52 Merit Increase 8,409.60 Current Year STAFFING: The Human Resources Budget for 2023-2024 includes 5 Full Time Employees and 1 Part Time Student Intern. OVERTIME: $6000.00 10 -6105-01-101 FICA 30,005.98 FICA 7.65% Gross 27,841.64 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,521.01 Merit Increase 643.33 10 -6105-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6105-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 314.88 Group Life Insurance 314.88 10 -6105-01-106 RETIREMENT 46,587.18 Retirement 43,089.62 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 2,458.57 Merit Increase 1,038.99 10 -6105-01-106.01 RETIREMENT - RETIREE LUMP SUM 0.00 10 -6105-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 475.65 Workers Comp Insurance 475.65 10 -6105-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6105-01-109 VACATION REPURCHASE PROGRAM 120,000.00 10 -6105-01-110 PREMIUM PAY - COVID-19 0.00 10 -6105-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 3,000.00 Advertising/Recruitment 3,000.00 Current Year This item is utilizd for employee recruitment and retention; including Job Fairs, Job Announcements with Professional Groups, and other advertising. 10 -6105-02-161 DRIVING RECORDS 1,500.00 Annual Driving Record Checks 1,500.00 Permanent Annual Driving Record Checks Required for Discount on Liability Insurance. 10 -6105-02-170 INSURANCE 5,350.00 10 -6105-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 8,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 15 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent Miscellaneous Office Supplies for the fiscal year. 10 -6105-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 1,000.00 Conference Room & HR Office 1,000.00 10 -6105-02-181 TECHNOLOGY 3,000.00 10 -6105-02-194 UNIFORMS 800.00 Office Staff Jackets, Tops 800.00 Permanent Office Staff Jackets, Tops 10 -6105-02-200 UNEMPLOYMENT COMP BENEFITS 0.00 10 -6105-03-300 EDUCATION 5,000.00 AAPPA Cert CEU Classes 5,000.00 Current Year AAPPA Certification CEU'S for all HR Staff 2022-2023. 10 -6105-03-301 LODGING 2,100.00 10 -6105-03-302 MEALS 2,000.00 Permanent -Meals during travel and education for Human Resources Staff. -Meals for all-day HR functions, including interview panels, promotional process, meetings. 10 -6105-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 97,750.00 Employment Testing Programs 4,750.00 Benefits and Wellness Fair 5,000.00 Employee Training Programs 2,500.00 AAPPA Membership HR Staff 500.00 Promotional Testing - Fire 40,000.00 Promotional Process - Police 40,000.00 Public Safety Psych Evaluation 5,000.00 10 -6105-03-304 TRAVEL 750.00 10 -6105-05-380 DRUG TESTING 40,000.00 Employee Drug Testing 36,000.00 Drug Testing Post Accident 4,000.00 Permanent New Hire, Random, Reasonable Suspicion, Post-Accident DOT Drug Test for the fiscal year. 10 -6105-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 4,000.00 10 -6105-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 7,500.00 Background Investigations 3,000.00 Employee Screening Services 3,000.00 Interpreting Services 1,500.00 10 -6105-05-386 PAY STUDY & JOB EVALUATION 0.00 10 -6105-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6105-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6105-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6105-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 163,900.00 DEPT TOTAL: 771,368.78 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 16 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 107 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 10 -6107-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 246,033.04 IT Director 1 105,058.12 Systems Administrator 2 119,072.30 Overtime 5,000.00 REQ Technology Analyst 1 0.00 REQ Admin Assistant 1 0.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 12,981.02 Merit Increase 3,921.60 Current Year STAFFING: The Information Technology Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 3 Full Time employees. OVERTIME: $5000.00 REQUESTED POSITIONS/CHANGES: --Requested Full Time Techology Analyst--Revisit after Transition to new Office. --Requested Full Time Administrative Assistant--Revisit after Transition to new Office. 10 -6107-01-101 FICA 18,821.53 FICA 7.65%17,528.48 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 993.05 Merit Increase 300.00 10 -6107-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6107-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 177.12 Life Insurance 177.12 10 -6107-01-106 RETIREMENT 26,325.53 Retirement 24,516.95 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,388.97 Merit Increase 419.61 10 -6107-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 620.75 Work Comp Insurance 620.75 10 -6107-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6107-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 0.00 10 -6107-02-166 FUEL & OIL 1,000.00 10 -6107-02-170 INSURANCE 10,750.00 10 -6107-02-171 INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER 380,400.00 AT&T 205 M74-5902 276 257,000.00 WOW! - Internet 121,000.00 Central Access 12 200.00 2,400.00 10 -6107-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 4,500.00 10 -6107-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 13,000.00 Permanent General Operating - Tools, testing equipment, various screws, cable, cable ends, etc 10 -6107-02-175.01 OPERATING SUPPLIES - OTHER 0.00 10 -6107-02-176 CELL PHONES 14,960.00 IT Department Cell Phones 3 840.00 2,520.00 IT Department Data 12 320.00 3,840.00 Miscellaneous Equipment 5,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 17 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET IT Department Upgrades 3 1,200.00 3,600.00 Permanent IT Department devices including overhead for miscellaneous equipment for the city (Phone cases, phone chargers, etc). IT Department upgrades covers cost of new phones and one ipad as we rely on them heavily to complete our daily duties. 10 -6107-02-185 SOFTWARE SUPPORT 789,778.65 Spillman 1 140,000.00 140,000.00 Microsoft EA 1 300,000.00 300,000.00 VMWare 1 13,000.00 13,000.00 ESRI 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Firehouse/ ESO 1 60,000.00 60,000.00 Leadsonline 1 800.00 800.00 Adobe 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 TIP 411 1 1,900.00 1,900.00 Laserfiche 1 20,500.00 20,500.00 Neogov 1 40,000.00 40,000.00 Incode 1 55,000.00 55,000.00 Email.reg 1 20.00 20.00 Website Readspeaker 1 1,700.00 1,700.00 Website Domain Renewals 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Ingenuity 1 500.00 500.00 Constant Contact - Website 1 697.00 697.00 Citizenserve 27 1,500.00 40,500.00 Mobile Device Management 3,100.00 Executime 1 16,000.00 16,000.00 Cradlepoint Netcloud 9,000.00 PDQ Deploy 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Netmotion SSL VPN Annual Maint 1 1,700.00 1,700.00 Bitwarden 1 108.00 108.00 Operative IQ 1 3,600.00 3,600.00 Netapp aws backup 12 3,000.00 36,000.00 Quickbooks Online 5 1,001.93 5,009.65 Netapp Annual 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 StatusGator 12 137.00 1,644.00 Permanent Spillman - PD Record Management Software, Computer-Aided- Dispatch. Microsoft EA - Enterprise Agreement that encompasses all Microsoft software in the City. Audited every year. ESRI - Geobase licensing Cradlepoint NetCloud - Cradlepoint remote management Firehouse - FD Record Management Software Leadsonline - Online investiations database Adobe - Main Adobe enterprise agreement TIP 411 - Anonymous Tips via Text for PD Executime - Timeclock system Laserfiche - Digital document management software for the 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 18 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET City Neogov - HR Job repository, performance appraisals. Incode - City Financial Software Email.Reg - .GOV email domain Website Readspeaker - Text-to-Speech for prattvilleal.gov Website Domain renewals - All domain renewals for city other than .gov Ingenuity - Current city work order system Constant Contact - E-mail marketing for website Citizenserve - City permit/inspection software Labtech - IT Department control, record, management software VMWare - Virtualization Software for various servers PDQ Deploy - Remote scripting software to allow automation and remote installation of various software Netmotion - Netmotion SSL VPN allows secure remote connections from android, iOS, MacOS, and Windows. Current Year Adjusted Spillman for current costs. Adjusted Mircosoft due to full licensing renewal happening 2022-2023 and the pricing model has changed. Added costs for Mobile device management. Increased FIREHOUSE/ESO item to add ESO Scheduling. Next Year Adjusted Adobe for accuracy since licensing was added. Adjusted quickbooks due to price changes. Added Netapp annual.Added StatusGator for cloud services/webstie monitoring and alerting 10 -6107-02-188 TELEPHONE 306,125.52 ATT CLUB 205-M74-5902-276 12 25,000.00 300,000.00 ATT LD 171-792-6013 261 12 136.00 1,632.00 ATT LD 056-203-7893-001 12 34.32 411.84 ATT BCM MAINT CUST #58979 12 340.14 4,081.68 Permanent ATT Club- Main bill for all of the City's phone lines. ATT LD- ATT Long Distance Bills ATT BCM- Phone backend 10 -6107-02-194 UNIFORMS 1,676.85 Polos 15 46.79 701.85 Shirts 15 17.00 255.00 Jackets 6 120.00 720.00 10 -6107-02-197 SOFTWARE UPGRADE 0.00 10 -6107-02-206 LONG DISTANCE 1,200.00 ATT Long Distance 1 1,200.00 1,200.00 10 -6107-03-300 EDUCATION 14,755.00 Online Learning 4,000.00 SERSUN conference 2 40.00 80.00 GMIS 1 375.00 375.00 GMIS Conference 1 300.00 300.00 Security Training 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Current Year Increased online learning funding to allow for furthur 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 19 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET education on various operating systems and cybersecurity 10 -6107-03-301 LODGING 3,500.00 Spillman Conference 2,000.00 SERSUN Conference 700.00 GMIS Conference 800.00 Permanent Autauga 911 Contract with the City of Prattville includes lodging for one person at Spillman conference. 10 -6107-03-302 MEALS 750.00 10 -6107-03-304 TRAVEL 4,200.00 Spillman Conf Airfare 3 1,200.00 3,600.00 Spillman Conf Rental 600.00 Permanent Autauga 911 agreement with the City of Prattville includes payment to City for coverage of sending one person to Spillman conference. 10 -6107-04-350 ELECTRICITY 4,850.00 10 -6107-04-351 GAS (HEATING)1,000.00 10 -6107-04-352 WATER 100.00 10 -6107-05-379 CONTRACT SERVICES 0.00 10 -6107-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 0.00 10 -6107-05-390 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 234,656.00 Wiring Services 5,000.00 BWS Website Hosting 12 360.00 4,320.00 Pruitt Communications 20,000.00 Cybersecurity 148,000.00 BWS Managed Services 12 4,778.00 57,336.00 Next Year Added BWS services for the monthly to be in this line. Added CyberSecurity which includes a Risk Assesment, Detection/Response, and Pen testing. Increased BWS Services for addition of 2 PD Officers to our ticketing software for flex software support tracking 10 -6107-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 3,000.00 10 -6107-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 607,054.00 Royal Office Monthly 12 3,200.00 38,400.00 NCIC 4 4,505.00 18,020.00 Barracuda Essentials 30,000.00 Barracuda NGFW 50,000.00 Peripherals 6,500.00 Postage Machine Maintenance 1 600.00 600.00 Alabama Criminal Justice Info 1 14,980.00 14,980.00 Mobile Data Computers 18 4,725.00 85,050.00 Desktop Replacements 65 1,200.00 78,000.00 Laptop/ Tablet Replacements 25 2,200.00 55,000.00 CJIS Compliant Backups 12 1,750.00 21,000.00 Access Control System Upgrades 10,000.00 Thinkguard Annual 45,588.00 Extreme Support 1 20,000.00 20,000.00 Forticare 1 25,000.00 25,000.00 ScalePad 12 183.00 2,196.00 Thinkgard 365 12 1,235.00 14,820.00 FS1 Cameras 1 7,800.00 7,800.00 FS2 Cameras 1 7,000.00 7,000.00 FS3 Cameras 1 15,200.00 15,200.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 20 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Eagle Eye Monthly 12 700.00 8,400.00 Bank Cams Additions 5,000.00 Grassy Knoll Cams 6,500.00 Fountain Cams 6,500.00 Gym Cams 6,500.00 C Gray Price Cams 6,500.00 PFD Regional Training Laptops 15 1,500.00 22,500.00 Permanent Budgeting to reflect 1/5 replacement of overall desktops and laptops (not including PFD Training laptops or PD MDCs). CJIS solutions is recurring cloud storage cost. ThinkGard annual backup fees for cloud replication storage. Next Year Adjusted Royal office for accuracy. Adjusted Barracuda Firewall for accuracy and announced price increases from manufacturer. Access control and Camera installs for Fire Stations and requested sites from Mayor's office. Added Eagle Eye for cloud costs of cameras. Scale Pad Promotional Ending, adjusted. Adjusted NCIC to reflect changes made by PD. Added PFD Regional Training Laptops to replace aging laptops used for the classes we teach at PFD. 10 -6107-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 2,500.00 10 -6107-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 85,000.00 Server Lifecycle Replacment 1 85,000.00 85,000.00 Next Year Added Server lifecycle replacement to replace 2 existing end of life servers. 10 -6107-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6107-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 87,500.00 DEPT TOTAL: 2,776,733.99 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 21 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 108 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 10 -6108-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 240,150.33 VM Shop Supervisor 1 59,536.15 VM Mechanic 2 96,595.23 Request: VM Service Manager 72,539.01 Overtime 1,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 8,009.54 Merit Increase 2,470.40 Current Year STAFFING: The Public Works Vehicle Maintenance Division Budget for 2023-2024 includes 4 Full Time Employees. Requested Positions: The budget includes a new position for A VM Service Manager, the department previously slpit a Superintendent with the Facilities Maintenance Department. OVERTIME: $1000.00 PERSONNEL REQUEST: Vehicle Maintenance Service Manager 10 -6108-01-101 FICA 18,371.50 FICA 7.65% Gross 17,569.78 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 612.73 Merit Increase 188.99 10 -6108-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6108-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 157.44 Group Life Insurance 157.44 10 -6108-01-106 RETIREMENT 26,672.75 Retirement 25,551.40 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 857.02 Merit Increase 264.33 10 -6108-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 7,012.08 Work Comp Insurance 7,012.08 10 -6108-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6108-02-158 CLEANING SUPPLIES 0.00 10 -6108-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 0.00 10 -6108-02-166 FUEL & OIL 3,000.00 10 -6108-02-170 INSURANCE 9,500.00 10 -6108-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,000.00 10 -6108-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 30,000.00 10 -6108-02-177 PARTS-STOCK 10,000.00 10 -6108-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)1,350.00 10 -6108-02-190 HARDWARE 0.00 10 -6108-02-194 UNIFORMS 5,600.00 Uniforms 7 800.00 5,600.00 10 -6108-03-300 EDUCATION 0.00 10 -6108-03-301 LODGING 0.00 10 -6108-03-302 MEALS 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 352,814.10 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 22 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6108-03-304 TRAVEL 0.00 10 -6108-04-350 ELECTRICITY 12,500.00 10 -6108-04-351 GAS (HEATING)0.00 10 -6108-04-352 WATER 3,000.00 Permanent Water for Wash Rack Building & Vehicle Maintenance Building. 10 -6108-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 0.00 10 -6108-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 5,000.00 10 -6108-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 3,000.00 10 -6108-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 4,000.00 10 -6108-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6108-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6108-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 27,500.00 DEPT TOTAL: 380,314.10 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 23 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 109 DEBT SERVICE 10 -6109-12-904.61 CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS 1,555,000.00 Rebates 1,555,000.00 10 -6109-12-904.62 AUTAUGA COUNTY METRO JAIL 0.00 10 -6109-12-904.64 LIMITED OBLIGATION WARRANT- PR 17,000.00 10 -6109-12-904.65 CENTRAL ALABAMA COMM COLLEGE 508,821.43 Current Year Allocation of 25% of the Education portion of the One Cent Sales Tax to Central Alabama Community College. 10 -6109-12-905.72 HISTORIC PRATTVILLE REDEVELOP 249,000.00 HPRA Allocation - Lease 249,000.00 10 -6109-12-906.03 INTEREST - LINE OF CREDIT 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 2,329,821.43 DEPT TOTAL: 2,329,821.43 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 24 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 201 ENGINEERING 10 -6201-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 754,859.12 City Engineer 1 137,845.36 Engineering SVC Manager 1 72,539.01 Street Div Superintendent 1 70,769.77 Office Manager 1 52,621.28 Traffic Maint Supervisor 1 61,024.55 Traffic Maint Tech 1 49,203.25 Street Supervisor 1 45,375.16 Street Heavy Equipment Op 6 198,808.60 Overtime 6,000.00 Pay Play 5 Year Review 48,280.94 Merit Increase 12,391.20 Current Year STAFFING: The Engineering Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 13 Full Time Employees. OVERTIME: $6000.00 REQUESTED POSITIONS/CHANGES: --2 Full Time Heavy Equipment Operators to be hired in April, approved in 2022-2023 Budget-pending City/ County agreement. 10 -6201-01-101 FICA 57,746.72 FICA 7.65% Gross 53,105.30 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 3,693.49 Merit Increase 947.93 10 -6201-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6201-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 607.04 Group Life Insurance 607.04 10 -6201-01-106 RETIREMENT 91,204.67 Retirement 83,937.89 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 5,776.39 Merit Increase 1,490.39 10 -6201-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 32,139.29 Work Comp Insurance 32,139.29 10 -6201-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6201-02-157 CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 10,000.00 10 -6201-02-159 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 150,000.00 Construction Materials 150,000.00 10 -6201-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 10,000.00 10 -6201-02-166 FUEL & OIL 52,000.00 10 -6201-02-170 INSURANCE 41,500.00 10 -6201-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 5,000.00 10 -6201-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 20,000.00 10 -6201-02-180 PUBLICATIONS 300.00 10 -6201-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)7,500.00 10 -6201-02-182 RENTAL EQUIPMENT 10,000.00 PAGE TOTAL: 1,242,856.84 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 25 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6201-02-184 SIGN MATERIAL 45,000.00 Sign Material 30,000.00 Speed Signs 3 5,000.00 15,000.00 Permanent Street Signs, Control Signs, Historic Markers, Special Interest Signs, etc. 10 -6201-02-186 STORM WATER 90,029.94 Curb & Inlets 1 35,000.00 35,000.00 Storm Water 25,000.00 Street Drainage Project 30,000.00 Erosion Control 29.94 10 -6201-02-191 TRAFFIC MARKING & CALMING SUPP 50,000.00 10 -6201-02-194 UNIFORMS 15,000.00 10 -6201-03-300 EDUCATION 7,500.00 10 -6201-03-301 LODGING 2,500.00 10 -6201-03-302 MEALS 500.00 10 -6201-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 4,000.00 10 -6201-03-304 TRAVEL 500.00 10 -6201-04-350 ELECTRICITY 6,000.00 10 -6201-04-351 GAS (HEATING)1,000.00 10 -6201-04-352 WATER 0.00 10 -6201-04-354 STREET LIGHTS 405,000.00 10 -6201-05-381 ENGINEERING/DRAFTING 75,000.00 Engineering/ Drafting 75,000.00 10 -6201-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 5,000.00 10 -6201-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 0.00 10 -6201-05-389 PROFESSIONAL DUES 1,000.00 10 -6201-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 2,500.00 10 -6201-06-501 COMPUTER & OFFICE EQUIP MAINT 14,500.00 Office Equipment 2,500.00 Furniture for Annex 12,000.00 10 -6201-06-504 SIDEWALK & CURB REPAIR 350,000.00 Sidewalk Repair 175,000.00 Sidewalk Construction 175,000.00 10 -6201-06-505 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 75,000.00 10 -6201-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 35,000.00 10 -6201-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 Next Year The department is planning to put a resolution in during summer of FY23 for approval to purchase bucket truck during FY28 (current lead time 5 years). 10 -6201-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6201-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 1,185,029.94 DEPT TOTAL: 2,427,886.78 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 26 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 202 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 10 -6202-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 428,845.87 Planning & Dev Director 1 113,688.64 Planner 2 97,728.18 GIS Analyst 1 48,864.09 Planning Zoning Tech 1 56,667.36 Administrative Assistant 2 76,345.10 Overtime 1,500.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 27,504.50 Merit Increase 6,548.00 Current Year STAFFING: The Planning Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 7 Full Time Employees. OVERTIME: $1500.00 10 -6202-01-101 FICA 32,806.70 FICA 7.65% Gross 30,201.69 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 2,104.09 Merit Increase 500.92 10 -6202-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6202-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 393.00 Group Life Insurance 393.00 10 -6202-01-106 RETIREMENT 51,073.84 Retirement 47,082.81 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 3,182.57 Merit Increase 808.46 10 -6202-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 666.91 Work Comp Insurance 666.91 10 -6202-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6202-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 6,000.00 Advertising - Public Hearings 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Flood & Hx Informational 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 10 -6202-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 0.00 10 -6202-02-166 FUEL & OIL 800.00 Fuel for two vehicles 800.00 10 -6202-02-170 INSURANCE 8,250.00 10 -6202-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 8,000.00 10 -6202-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 7,000.00 10 -6202-02-179 POSTAGE 7,500.00 10 -6202-02-180 PUBLICATIONS 250.00 10 -6202-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)3,000.00 10 -6202-02-184 SIGNS 750.00 10 -6202-02-194 UNIFORMS 3,000.00 10 -6202-03-300 EDUCATION 2,500.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 27 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent Seminars, webinars, or Conference for staff 10 -6202-03-301 LODGING 1,500.00 10 -6202-03-302 MEALS 500.00 10 -6202-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 1,000.00 10 -6202-03-304 TRAVEL 2,000.00 10 -6202-04-350 ELECTRICITY 5,000.00 10 -6202-04-351 GAS (HEATING)500.00 10 -6202-04-352 WATER 1,500.00 10 -6202-04-354 STREET LIGHTS 0.00 10 -6202-05-175 BOARD & COMMISSIONS 12,000.00 Planning Commission 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Historic Preservation Commissi 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Board of Zoning Adjustment 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Current Year HPC updated historic survey (partially funded through CLG 60/40 grant) 10 -6202-05-201 SUBDIVISION TESTING 0.00 10 -6202-05-381 ENGINEERING/DRAFTING 25,000.00 Permanent Set aside for miscellanous surveying and engineering required during the year. 10 -6202-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 5,000.00 Permanent Amount reflects miscellanous charges due to consultations and court filings. Trials and appeals will generally require separate Council authorization. 10 -6202-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 17,000.00 Montgomery MPO - UPWP Share 1 17,000.00 17,000.00 10 -6202-05-389 PROFESSIONAL DUES 1,500.00 10 -6202-05-390 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 50,000.00 Bike/Ped Plan (Continued)50,000.00 Next Year A corridor improvement study and plan is being considered for Memorial Drive (Hwy 31). Anticipated cost will be $50,000 - $75,000. Grants are being explored. Depending on availability of funding sources, budget amendment may be requested for this. 10 -6202-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 1,000.00 10 -6202-06-501 COMPUTER & OFFICE EQUIP MAINT 12,000.00 Furniture for Annex 12,000.00 10 -6202-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 1,500.00 10 -6202-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6202-11-601 SOFTWARE PURCHASES 1,500.00 Addition license ArcGIS Deskto 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 10 -6202-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6202-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 138,500.00 DEPT TOTAL: 699,336.32 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 28 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 206 URBAN MANAGEMENT 10 -6206-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 1,286,142.97 Superintendent 1 70,769.77 Supervisor 1 55,285.23 Irrigation & Chemical Tech 1 41,107.66 Crew Leader 3 127,590.48 Service Maintenance Worker 17 579,585.40 Equipment Operators 5 202,389.82 Seasonal Service Maint Wrks 5 66,976.00 REQ:Reclass SMW to Irr & Chem 3,868.80 Overtime 8,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 113,964.21 Merit Increase 16,605.60 Current Year STAFFING: The Public Works Urban Management Division Budget for 2023- 2024 includes 28 Full Time Employees and 5 Seasonal Employees. OVERTIME: $8000.00 PERSONNEL REQUEST: Reclassify SMW to Irrigation & Spray Technician 10 -6206-01-101 FICA 98,389.94 FICA 7.65% Gross 88,401.35 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 8,718.26 Merit Increase 1,270.33 10 -6206-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6206-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 1,202.12 Group Life Insurance 1,202.12 10 -6206-01-106 RETIREMENT 139,635.77 Retirement 124,828.42 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 12,885.83 Merit Increase 1,921.52 10 -6206-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 28,747.73 Work Comp Insurance 28,747.73 10 -6206-02-157 EVENT DECORATIONS 35,000.00 Christmas Decorations 1 20,000.00 20,000.00 Parade of Pumpkins 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 10 -6206-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 1,000.00 10 -6206-02-166 FUEL & OIL 105,000.00 10 -6206-02-170 INSURANCE 36,500.00 10 -6206-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 2,500.00 10 -6206-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 251,250.00 Operating Supplies 1 75,000.00 75,000.00 Insecticide 1 12,000.00 12,000.00 Cleaning Supplies 1 750.00 750.00 Annual Planters 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Glyphosate 5 1,200.00 6,000.00 Pre Emerge For Turf 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 Fertilizer 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 29 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Personal Protective Equipment 1 8,500.00 8,500.00 Pine Straw 1 12,000.00 12,000.00 Mulch 5 1,800.00 9,000.00 Landscape Renovations 1 35,000.00 35,000.00 Irrigation Installs 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 Landfill Tip Fees 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 Verizon Connect 1 12,000.00 12,000.00 Pecan Ridge Sign 1 20,000.00 20,000.00 Debris Loader / Mulcher 1 6,000.00 6,000.00 Permanent Operating supplies line item was established to supply Urban Management with the tools necessary to complete assigned tasks. This will cover expenses associated with Mower blades, Trimmer cord, Irriigation Supplies, etc. 10 -6206-02-176 CEMETERY 35,000.00 Cemeteries 25,000.00 Pratt Cemetery 10,000.00 10 -6206-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)8,000.00 10 -6206-02-182 RENTAL EQUIPMENT 35,000.00 10 -6206-02-194 UNIFORMS 11,500.00 Permanent This line covers the cost of outfitting our crew with High Visibility T-Shirts(Long and short sleeve), Hoodies, Hats, and Pants(pants are from vendor who currently holds the contract for this uniform service City-wide) 10 -6206-02-195 URBAN FORESTRY 19,500.00 Contract Services 1 8,500.00 8,500.00 Vegitation Management 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Arbor Day Seedings 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 10 -6206-02-207 TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL 35,000.00 10 -6206-03-300 EDUCATION 0.00 10 -6206-03-301 LODGING 0.00 10 -6206-03-302 MEALS 0.00 10 -6206-03-304 TRAVEL 0.00 10 -6206-04-350 ELECTRICITY 8,000.00 10 -6206-04-351 GAS (HEATING)3,000.00 10 -6206-04-352 WATER 12,000.00 10 -6206-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 5,000.00 10 -6206-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 40,000.00 10 -6206-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 30,000.00 10 -6206-11-600 CAPTIAL OUTLAY 154,000.00 Trucks 2 40,000.00 80,000.00 Mowers 2 12,000.00 24,000.00 Debris Loader/Mulcher 6,000.00 0.00 Flail Mower 1 22,000.00 22,000.00 Mulcher 1 28,000.00 28,000.00 Permanent These capital items are instrumental in the Urban Management Equipment Rotation plan. We have a 5-6 Year plan to rotate equipment out and replace with new updated equipment. 10 -6206-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6206-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 396,000.00 DEPT TOTAL: 2,381,368.53 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 30 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 207 FACILITIES MAINTENANCE 10 -6207-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 454,859.87 FM Superintendent 1 69,043.68 Fac Maint Supervisor 1 48,864.09 Building Servs Crew Leader 1 45,375.16 Fac Maint Tech 3 123,064.40 Building Svc Worker 3 98,612.39 Welding& Fabrication Spec 1 33,500.00 Overtime 6,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 25,817.75 Merit Increase 4,582.40 Current Year STAFFING: The Public Works Facilities Maintenance Division Budget for 2023-2024 includes 10 Full Time Employees. OVERTIME: $6000.00 PERSONNEL REQUEST: The Vehicle Maintenance Superintent was split between Vehicle Maintenance and Facilities Maintenance-this budget adds a new Service Manager Position for Vehicle Maintenance and a dedicated Superintendent for Facilities Maintenance. 10 -6207-01-101 FICA 34,796.78 FICA 7.65% Gross 32,471.17 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,975.06 Merit Increase 350.55 10 -6207-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6207-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 373.92 Group Life Insurance 373.92 10 -6207-01-106 RETIREMENT 45,932.66 Retirement 42,834.51 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 2,599.69 Merit Increase 498.46 10 -6207-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 13,787.80 Work Comp Insurance 13,787.80 10 -6207-02-158 CLEANING SUPPLIES 15,000.00 10 -6207-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 0.00 10 -6207-02-166 FUEL & OIL 10,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding necessary to provide fuel for the maintenance vehicles. Due to the nature of facility maintenance, employees have to drive to and from each City owned location where a work order is requested as well as to and from suppliers to purchase items and materials needed to perform the requested maintenance or repair. 10 -6207-02-170 INSURANCE 12,500.00 10 -6207-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 31 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent This category includes paper for printing work orders and other office supplies necessary for the daily operation and administrative functions associated with the delivery of maintenance and repair to City owned facilities. 10 -6207-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 30,000.00 Permanent This category includes supplies, equipment and tools necessary to complete preventive maintenance and requested repairs on City facilities. 10 -6207-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY) 4,000.00 Permanent This category includes the funding necessary to provide two-way communication for employees and data communication for the supervisor, to ensure that work orders that have an immediate priority are known about in real time. 10 -6207-02-182 RENTAL EQUIPMENT 0.00 10 -6207-02-194 UNIFORMS 10,000.00 10 -6207-04-350 ELECTRICITY 4,000.00 10 -6207-04-351 GAS (HEATING)0.00 10 -6207-04-352 WATER 0.00 10 -6207-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 140,000.00 Building Maintenance 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 HVAC Maint - Johnson Controls 1 125,000.00 125,000.00 Newton Park Roofs 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Permanent This funding is necessary to maintain the building used to house the Facilities Maintenance office and shop. Maintenance may include but not be limited to light bulbs, fixtures, paint, shelving and storage fixtures. 10 -6207-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6207-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 3,500.00 Permanent This funding is necessary to maintain the fleet of vehicles required to transport tools, supplies and equipment used for the preventive maintenance and repair of City owned facilities. 10 -6207-06-510 MUSEUM MAINTENANCE 17,400.00 General Maintenance 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Termite Bond 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 New AC Units 2 5,200.00 10,400.00 Permanent Money should only be spent on HVAC and outside building repairs. 10 -6207-06-511 LIBRARY MAINTENANCE 5,000.00 10 -6207-06-512 CITY HALL MAINTENANCE 12,000.00 City Hall Maintenance 10,500.00 City Clerk's Office Door 1,500.00 10 -6207-06-513 CITY HALL ANNEX MAINTENANCE 50,500.00 Regular Maintenance 10,500.00 Painting & Carpet 40,000.00 10 -6207-06-514 BUILDING MAINTENANCE - BANK 0.00 10 -6207-06-515 BUILDING MAINTENANCE - THEATER 0.00 10 -6207-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 660,000.00 Bank Building Roof Replacement 1 600,000.00 600,000.00 Truck - Service Body 1 60,000.00 60,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 32 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Current Year The Bannk Building roof replacement will be paid for in part from Facility Improvements Reserves generated from FEMA rent recieved. 10 -6207-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6207-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL:0.00 DEPT TOTAL: 1,524,651.03 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 33 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 208 PUBLIC WORKS 10 -6208-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 356,549.23 Public Works Director 1 105,058.12 Assistant PW Director 1 84,123.02 Office Manager 1 56,667.36 HEO-Street Sweeper 2 86,377.46 Overtime 1,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 19,241.67 Merit Increase 4,081.60 Current Year STAFFING: The Public Works Administrative Division Budget for 2023- 2024 includes 5 Full Time Employees. OVERTIME: $1000.00 10 -6208-01-101 FICA 27,276.02 FICA 7.65%25,491.79 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,471.99 Merit Increase 312.24 10 -6208-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6208-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 314.88 Group Life Insurance 314.88 10 -6208-01-106 RETIREMENT 43,351.38 Retirement 40,512.69 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 2,339.06 Merit Increase 499.63 10 -6208-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 5,671.94 Work Comp Insurance 5,671.94 10 -6208-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 500.00 Sweeper Support 1 500.00 500.00 Permanent With the sweeper support moving to Public Works, there are times that mailboxs and other items might get damaged. This will cover any possible damage. 10 -6208-02-166 FUEL & OIL 32,500.00 10 -6208-02-170 INSURANCE 16,750.00 10 -6208-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 3,500.00 Administrative supplies 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 10 -6208-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 74,000.00 Operating Supplies 1 30,000.00 30,000.00 Asset Management Software 1 32,000.00 32,000.00 Street Sweeper Landfill Fee 1 12,000.00 12,000.00 10 -6208-02-179 POSTAGE 3,000.00 Mass Mailings 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 10 -6208-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)8,500.00 Cell phone 8,500.00 10 -6208-02-194 UNIFORMS 2,000.00 10 -6208-03-300 EDUCATION 3,000.00 Continuing Education Classes 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 **SW Public Brochure 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 34 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent Public Works holds quarterly safety training for all PW employees. $1K of this line item is directly related to Storm Water. 10 -6208-03-301 LODGING 1,500.00 10 -6208-03-302 MEALS 2,500.00 PW Training Meals 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 10 -6208-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 1,500.00 On-site Training Classes 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 10 -6208-03-304 TRAVEL 1,500.00 10 -6208-03-382 LEGAL SERVICES 1,000.00 10 -6208-03-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 60,000.00 Professional Services-SW 1 60,000.00 60,000.00 Permanent $60K for Stormwater Professional Services. 10 -6208-04-350 ELECTRICITY 2,500.00 10 -6208-04-352 WATER 0.00 10 -6208-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 10,000.00 10 -6208-06-503 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6208-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 45,000.00 Permanent Street Sweeper Maintenance 10 -6208-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 625,000.00 PW Lot Improvments 1 250,000.00 250,000.00 Street Sweeper 1 315,000.00 315,000.00 Service Body Truck 1 60,000.00 60,000.00 10 -6208-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6208-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 750,500.00 DEPT TOTAL: 1,327,413.45 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 35 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 301 POLICE 10 -6301-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 7,163,751.11 Police Chief 1 121,835.21 Assistant Police Chief 1 97,556.91 Police Major 1 92,856.07 Police Captain 3 251,449.94 Police Lieutenant 9 666,847.33 Police Sergeant 15 990,852.24 Police Corporal 14 772,342.00 Police Investigator 17 919,949.14 Police Traffic Officer 6 316,978.17 Police Officer 29 1,598,461.29 Personnel & Admin Coordinat. 1 47,672.28 Administrative Assistant 2 90,777.99 Records Technician 2 82,254.72 Code Enforce Officer 2 95,606.28 School Crossing Guard 22 202,225.20 Police Intern 2 47,860.80 Overtime 351,975.00 Overtime-Code Enforcement 1,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 337,512.66 Merit Increase 77,737.88 Current Year STAFFING: The Police Department budget for 2023-2024 includes a total of 125 employees comprised of: 96 Sworn Officers 7 Full Time Cilivian Employees 22 Part Time School Crossing Guards 2 Part Time Police Student Interns OVERTIME: Overtime Budget: $352,975.00 Shopping Center Detail $42,336.00 Highway Safety Detail $31,752.00 (Reimbursable) DEA Taskforce $36,514.00 (Reimbursable) Football Games $21,168.00 Court Testimony $15,876.00 Parades $10,584.00 Runs $ 8,467.00 (Reimbursable) Community Programs $14,817.00 Golf Events $26,460.00 Training $68,600.00 (Firearms/Cont Ed) Callouts $25,401.00 Code Enforcement $ 1,000.00 High Crime Prevention $50,000.00 REQUESTED POSITIONS/CHANGES 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 36 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET --PD Code Enforcement Division staffing to be reviewed during this fiscal year. 10 -6301-01-101 FICA 523,374.91 7.65% Gross Wages 491,608.24 PAY Plan 5 Year Review 25,819.72 Merit Increase 5,946.95 10 -6301-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6301-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 5,156.16 Group Life Insurance 5,156.16 10 -6301-01-106 RETIREMENT 757,388.41 Retirement 709,365.54 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 38,946.62 Merit Increase 9,076.25 10 -6301-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 166,085.72 Work Comp Insurance 166,085.72 10 -6301-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6301-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 10,000.00 Public Relations Materials 10,000.00 10 -6301-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 15,000.00 10 -6301-02-166 FUEL & OIL 210,000.00 Permanent Fuel for PD fleet. 10 -6301-02-170 INSURANCE 241,500.00 10 -6301-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 13,800.00 PD Office Supplies 6,000.00 Investigations Equipment 7,800.00 Current Year Investigations requested new equipment for better work effiecency. 10 -6301-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 18,593.00 Supplies for Police Dept 10,000.00 New Hire Testing 2,000.00 K-9 Unit Food/ Vet 1,093.00 Firing Range Materials 4,500.00 Drone Maint/Supplies 1,000.00 Permanent Supplies for PD and K-9 care could fluctuate depending on future pricing/needs. 10 -6301-02-181 VERIZON 90,000.00 10 -6301-02-194 UNIFORMS 182,179.00 Investigators 24 288.00 6,912.00 Patrol / Other Officers 72 500.00 36,000.00 Investigators Clothing Allow 24 800.00 19,200.00 SCG 19 264.00 5,016.00 Code Enforcement 1 350.00 350.00 Ballistic Vests/Outer Carriers 27 1,063.00 28,701.00 Ammo 70,000.00 Special Ops Uniform/ Equip 16,000.00 Permanent Ammo/Pistol/Rifle spending needs will fluctuate from year to 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 37 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET year. Number of ballistic vests needed from year to year will flucuate based on vests expiring and/or resignations and/or retirements. Current Year Spec Ops Equipment increased due to supplies needed. Adjusted number of BPV's based on resignations/retirement/full staffing. 10 -6301-02-209 DILAPIDATED HOUSE DEMOLITION 10,000.00 Permanent Continuous need in order to function in the area of Code Enforcement. 10 -6301-02-210 WEEDED/OVERGROWN LOT CLEARING 10,000.00 Permanent Continuous need in order to function in the area of Code Enforcement. 10 -6301-02-211 FERAL CAT CONTROL 2,000.00 10 -6301-03-300 EDUCATION 62,000.00 Specialized Training 54,500.00 FBI National Academy 2,500.00 Spec Ops Class for Team 5,000.00 Permanent Continuous need for required annual training to retain APOSTC certifications. 10 -6301-03-301 LODGING 15,000.00 10 -6301-03-302 MEALS 6,000.00 10 -6301-03-304 TRAVEL 6,000.00 Travel expenses for training 6,000.00 10 -6301-04-350 ELECTRICITY 52,500.00 10 -6301-04-351 GAS (HEATING)6,500.00 10 -6301-04-352 WATER 1,000.00 10 -6301-04-353 CABLE 5,100.00 PD PS Building Cable/ Internet 12 425.00 5,100.00 Permanent PD PS Building Cable and Computer Forensics internet. Current Year Prices have increased during FY23. 10 -6301-05-375 APOA 1,960.00 Annual APOA Dues 98 20.00 1,960.00 Permanent Dues are $20 per officer. Current Year 98 sworn personnel (96 PD / 2 FD) 10 -6301-05-381 E-911 CONTRACT 348,880.00 10 -6301-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 5,000.00 10 -6301-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 409,146.34 Crimestoppers 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Juvenile Bed/Medical 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Butterfly Bridge (Child Advoc) 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 10-33 Program Fees 1 900.00 900.00 Callyo Phone Lines CID/Drug 1 2,760.00 2,760.00 R.O.C.I.C. Annual Fees 300.00 P.C.I. Security Panic System 500.00 BWS (Web Hosting)600.00 GPS Service 12 50.00 600.00 Axon Enterprise, Inc.322,377.34 LPR Mobile Cameras 2 1,575.00 3,150.00 FLOCK Cameras 29,600.00 323Link (Classroom Cameras)3,000.00 Operative IQ (Inventory)2,220.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 38 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Power DMS (neogov) 13,139.00 Permanent Operative IQ is a reoccurring expense for uniform/equipment inventory and tracking. 323Link is a reoccurring service agreement for the teleconferencing camera systems in the Conference Room at HQ,classroom at the Firing Range, and the conference room at Station 4. Current Year Axon Contract renewal increase due to required weapon upgrade and increased service fees. Flock Safety increased due to the PD seeing the need to purchase more cameras. 10 -6301-05-385 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CLEANUP 0.00 10 -6301-05-391 CRIME LAB 16,270.00 AFIX Support/ License (CSI)1 2,400.00 2,400.00 Crossmatch/ Livescan 1 670.00 670.00 Processing/Disposable Supplies 5,000.00 Training Supplies 1,200.00 0.00 NEC Livescan 2 3,500.00 7,000.00 Permanent NEC Livescan is for access / connection between jail fingerprint data and crime lab fingerprint data. Current Year Removed camera lens' that were purchased in FY23. 10 -6301-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 13,106.00 Building Maintenance 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Pest Control 1 Year 1 606.00 606.00 Phone Alarm for Build. Facilit 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 10 -6301-06-501 CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE UNIT 33,006.00 Computer Equipment/Maintenance 1,250.00 Transunion (TLOxp)1,500.00 Cellebrite (Digital Collector)680.00 Cellebrite (UFED)4,880.00 Leads Online 1,970.00 Forensic Explorer (Get Data)495.00 Magnet Axiom 2,475.00 ICAC Grant Equipment 10,000.00 SurfShark VPN Service 160.00 Axon Investigate (Renewal)3,000.00 Finder Software 6,000.00 Cellbrite Course (CCO/CCPA)596.00 Permanent Routine repairs/maintenance and forensic equipment licensing fees Current Year Licensing renewal's and fee's have increased. Axon Investigate bought out Input Ace. Added Finder due to the grant expiring. Removed Data Pilot. 10 -6301-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 103,245.00 Parts for Vehicles 90,000.00 Outsource Oil Changes for PD 10,000.00 Fleet Decal Package 5 649.00 3,245.00 8-15-23 9:19 AM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 39 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent Parts for vehicles. Fleet oil change budget needs are subject to change based on cost per oil change, the amount of mileage accumulated on each vehicle, and number of fleet vehicles. Current Year Fleet decal package increased based on price change. 10 -6301-06-507 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 95,925.00 Repairs on Police Equipment 30,000.00 Handheld Radios 2 3,000.00 6,000.00 UC Equipment for Drug Unit 400.00 Fleet Cradlepoints 5 2,275.00 11,375.00 Fleet Printers/DL Scanners 5 910.00 4,550.00 Fleet Computer Docks 5 710.00 3,550.00 Fleet Rifle Racks 5 295.00 1,475.00 Fleet RADAR Units 5 1,800.00 9,000.00 Fleet Radio Units 5 3,365.00 16,825.00 Fleet Computers 5 2,550.00 12,750.00 Permanent All equipment listed are essential elements in law enforcement. It is also subject to damage/malfunction and occasionally needs to be replaced. Prices can fluctuate due to developments in technology related to the equipment. Current Year Overall amount in this line item can fluctuate based on the number of new vehicles and/or changes in equipment costs. 10 -6301-10-692 DRUG PROCEEDS EXPENSES 0.00 10 -6301-10-693 DONATED EQUIPMENT 0.00 10 -6301-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 279,928.00 Fleet SUV 4 41,420.00 165,680.00 Fleet Equipment Installation 5 10,943.00 54,715.00 Fleet F150 Responder 1 42,583.00 42,583.00 Drone / Supplies 16,950.00 Current Year PD has requested 4 Fleet SUV's and 1 Fleet Truck. Equipment Installation has increased due to inflation. PD has requested a new drone and supplies. 10 -6301-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6301-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 10 -6301-13-918 POLICE DEPARTMENT GRANTS 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 375,853.00 DEPT TOTAL: 10,879,394.65 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 40 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 302 FIRE 10 -6302-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 6,646,786.78 Fire Chief 1 124,881.00 Fire Marshal 1 113,136.00 Deputy Fire Chief 1 95,177.47 Assistant Fire Chief 1 86,226.09 Deputyt Fire Marshal 1 82,071.23 Fire Battalion Chief 4 345,792.92 Fire Captain 15 1,119,581.67 Fire Sergeant 24 1,633,070.28 Fighter-Paramedic 13 749,800.80 Firefighter 29 1,484,790.82 Personnel & Admin Coordinato 1 43,188.73 EMS Billing Specialist 1 55,285.23 Administrative Assistant 1 42,135.35 Medical Review Officer 1 9,000.00 REQ-Firefighter/Paramedic 1 32,615.55 REQ-Firefighter/Paramedic 1 32,615.55 REQ-Firefighter/Paramedic 1 32,615.55 REQ-Firefighter EMT 30,000.00 REQ-Fire Inspector 1 2,615.55 Overtime-Non FLSA 75,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 392,192.13 Merit Increase 64,994.86 Permanent This line item funds personnel that provide fire and emergency services to the citizens of Prattville. The Fire Department requests personnel to respond to emergencies, support emergency operations, and facilitate administrative functions. In requesting personnel, the Fire Department considers standards set by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), requirements of the Insurance Services Office (ISO) Fire Protection Classification, and the need for adequate firefighter staffing to ensure safe operating conditions. Expanded response, over the past few decades, to include Emergency Medical Services, Hazardous Materials response and mitigation, response to natural disasters, specialized rescue, and assistance to other communities in times of disaster has created additional factors in determining needed personnel. Current Year STAFFING: The Fire Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 95 employees. --91 Certified Firefighters of Various Rank --3 Full Time Civilian Employees --1 Part Time Medical Review Officer 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 41 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET OVERTIME: 24 Hour Fire Personnel are regularly scheduled for overtime under Section 7(k) of the FSLA, those numbers are included in the regular salary/wages totals for each Fire position, and total $456,386.49 for this budget year. Non FSLA Overtime totals $75,000.00 2023 Classes: ($49,900.00) Fire Officer I- $6,200.00 Fire Officer II- $5,200.00 Fire Officer III- $3,700.00 Fire Instructor I- $4,200.00 Fire Instructor II- $4,200.00 Fire Inspector I- $3,800.00 Fire Investigator- $3,800.00 Trench/Structural Collapse (AFC) Watercraft Operator (RTC)- $5,000.00 Apparatus Operator-Arial- $5,200.00 RIT- $7,400.00 Swift Water- $1,200.00 Events:($25,100.00) PHS Football $ 800.00 Christmas Parade $ 750.00 City Fest $ 700.00 July 4th Parade $ 600.00 Officer/Supervisor Dev. $ 6,500.00 EMS Training $ 5,000.00 BC Meetings $ 750.00 SWAT Medics $10,000.00 REQUESTED POSITIONS/CHANGES: --Fire Inspector(Fire Marshal's Office) --Firefighter/Paramedic-April 2024 --Firefighter/Paramedic-April 2024 --Firefighter/Paramedic-April 2024 --Firefighter/Paramedic-April 2024 --Increase Medical Director Salary 10 -6302-01-101 FICA 510,864.02 FICA 7.65% Gross Wages 475,889.21 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 30,002.70 Merit Increase 4,972.11 10 -6302-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6302-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 4,475.86 Life Insurance 4,475.86 10 -6302-01-106 RETIREMENT 764,454.33 Retirement 733,600.67 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 23,146.71 Merit Increase 7,706.95 10 -6302-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 167,369.68 Work Comp Insurance 167,369.68 10 -6302-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 1,447,163.89 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 42 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6302-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 1,000.00 10 -6302-02-163 FIRE HYDRANTS RENTAL 0.00 10 -6302-02-166 FUEL & OIL 90,000.00 Permanent Fuel is an obvious request for operating emergency and non- emergency vehicles in the official discharge of the duties of the Fire Department. This funding is necessary to perform the functions of emergency response to fire and EMS calls, fire and life safety inspections, public education events, technical or special rescue events and the normal administrative functions associated with providing a public service. 10 -6302-02-170 INSURANCE 118,000.00 10 -6302-02-172 MEDICAL SUPPLIES 80,000.00 Disposable Supplies 1 49,000.00 49,000.00 Medical Waste Disposal 1 8,000.00 8,000.00 Medications and Fluids 1 12,400.00 12,400.00 Oxygen 1 10,600.00 10,600.00 Permanent Medical supplies are the items necessary to carry out the function of providing emergency medical services, including the treatment of ill or injured patients and providing basic and advanced life support. Although some medical supplies can be reused, the majority are single use only and must be disposed of properly. This line item includes funds needed for the disposal of contaminated medical waste and supplies used in treating emergencies. These supplies include but are not limited to the following: oxygen and oxygen delivery, advanced cardiac monitoring, intravenous fluids and fluid administration, medication and medication administration, as well as basic and advanced trauma care. Current Year With the unpredictability of the costs of intravenous fluids, medications, disposable supplies, and medical waste disposal, we expect the requests for this line to be fluid from year to year. 10 -6302-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 10,000.00 Administration 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Codes and Standards/Prevention 1 500.00 500.00 EMS Billing/PCR 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Public ED Printing 1 300.00 300.00 Shipping/Postage 1 1,700.00 1,700.00 Station Office Supplies 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Training Division 1 500.00 500.00 Permanent Office supplies are necessary for the day to day administrative functions required to meet the mission of providing emergency services. This line item funds the supplies needed for the functions of general office management, fire suppression, emergency medical services and billing, public education, fire inspections and training. 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 43 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET These supplies include but are not limited to: General office supplies, required forms for fire and emergency medical reports, training materials and the department annual report. Current Year We don't expect any major changes in the request for office supplies in the foreseeable future. 10 -6302-02-175 OPERATING-FIRE 0.00 10 -6302-02-175.01 OPERATING - FIRE 120,000.00 Station Goods 1 30,000.00 30,000.00 Equipment & Supplies 1 60,000.00 60,000.00 General Operating 1 30,000.00 30,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funds necessary to procure the supplies and equipment required to perform the operational functions of the Fire Department. These funds are expended to operate and are used for but not limited to the following: Alabama Mutual Aid System upkeep and response, maintenance, repair, and replacement of equipment required for fire suppression and rescue operations, and materials and supplies essential for day to day operations of personnel who work 24 hour shifts. Current Year With the ever increasing cost of supplies necessary to operate, there will be increases in this line in the years to come. 10 -6302-02-175.02 OPERATING - EMS 27,600.00 Equipment updates 1 11,000.00 11,000.00 Operating/Equipment replacemen 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Service and Individual License 88 75.00 6,600.00 LUCAS Service Contract (2 yr)16,500.00 0.00 Permanent This line item provides funding necessary for the purchase, maintenance, and replacement of EMS equipment, required by the Alabama Department of Public Health, to provide emergency medical services, as well as, the renewal of the State provider license, individual state licenses, and National Registry certifications. The required equipment is currently used on all 6 transport ambulances and 4 state licensed ALS non-transport fire apparatus. 10 -6302-02-175.03 OPERATING - ADMINISTRATION 16,000.00 LETS 1 1,400.00 1,400.00 Ammo/Supplies 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Continuing Ed. Investigations 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 Legal Services 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Miscellaneous Operating 1 4,500.00 4,500.00 Code Books/Updates 1 2,600.00 2,600.00 Permanent This line item includes the funds necessary for the normal operation of the Administrative, Investigative, Life Safety, Public Education and the Training Divisions of the Fire Department as well as legal fees associated with their 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 44 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET operation. Current Year Costs associated with these administrative functions are unpredictable; therefore, we cannot predict future requests. 10 -6302-02-175.05 OPERATING - CPR PROGRAM 3,000.00 Permanent This line item includes funds necessary to obtain materials and cards required for certification and recertification in CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support), & ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support). Current Year The funding requested for this line item should not change much from year to year, barring an increase in personnel or cost of the materials and cards for these courses. 10 -6302-02-175.06 OPERATING-TRAINING 25,000.00 Equipment Upgrades 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Operating Emergencies 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Public Education Materials 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Permanent The Prattville Fire Department Training Division provides training for all employees of the Fire Department as well as safety training for several of the Public Works departments. The Training Division is also host to the Alabama Fire College Regional Training Center/Prattville Campus. The RTC provides certification training that is attended by firefighters from all over the nation. This training brings people to classes who lodge and purchase meals in the City. We also provide fire safety training, to include fire extinguisher training, to the general public through events such as Citizen's Academy and to schools and industries in our area. 10 -6302-02-175.07 OPERATING - FIRE TRAINING A/C 26,100.00 Live Fire Training Building 1 15,600.00 15,600.00 Trench Rescue Prop 1 10,500.00 10,500.00 Permanent Expenses are for operations and improvements for the fire training classes and facility. Expenses are paid from fire training tuition receipts and are paid from the Fire Training bank account. Current Year The addition of a Live Fire Training Building would allow us to practice and maintain our firefighting proficiency in a re-usable and NFPA compliant atmosphere. The addition of a Trench Rescue prop would allow us to teach our personnel how to respond to incidents involving trench collapses. It will also allow us to teach Trench Rescue Technician through the Alabama Fire College. 10 -6302-02-178 COLLECTION FEES 40,000.00 Current Year Ambulance Collection Fees 10 -6302-02-179 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORT FE 0.00 10 -6302-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)40,000.00 Radio (Two Way)1 12,000.00 12,000.00 Cellular/Data 1 28,000.00 28,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 45 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent This line item is necessary to provide the department with the funds that provide communication equipment (two-way radios, cellular, and data) which is crucial to effective operation of the department. 10 -6302-02-194 UNIFORMS 78,440.00 Structural Firefighting Boots 14 405.00 5,670.00 Structural Firefighting Gloves 14 90.00 1,260.00 Structural Firefighting Hoods 35 40.00 1,400.00 Structural Firefighting Suspen 16 90.00 1,440.00 Uniforms and Insignia 1 65,710.00 65,710.00 Helmets 8 370.00 2,960.00 Permanent This line item is necessary to provide appropriate uniforms, clothing and personal protective equipment for personnel assigned to the following functions: Administration, fire suppression, emergency medical services, fire prevention, public education, employee education and training. Uniforms and station wear must conform to the National Fire Protection Association's standard 1975 Standard on Station/Work Uniforms for Emergency Services. Current Year Barring any major change in standard or significant increase in personnel, we expect an increase in funding requested for this line item annually. 10 -6302-03-301 LODGING 10,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding necessary to provide lodging associated with required training and professional development for the department. Current Year We expect to request a minimal increase annually to offset increases in the cost of lodging. 10 -6302-03-302 MEALS 11,750.00 Meals 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Recruit School Meals 1 1,750.00 1,750.00 Permanent This line item requests funding necessary to provide meals associated with required training and professional development for the department. Current Year We expect to request a minimal increase annually to offset increases in the cost of meals. The category of "Recruit School Meals" is to provide meals to personnel who will be attending Firefighter I/II certification at the Alabama Fire College in October-November of this year. 10 -6302-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 83,000.00 Dive Training/Certification 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 School Tuition 1 36,000.00 36,000.00 School Additional Cost 1 6,000.00 6,000.00 Public Education Con/Ed 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Training and Certification 1 11,000.00 11,000.00 Books/Materials 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 Testing 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 New Hire Testing 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 46 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent The funding for this line item is necessary to ensure that the department continues to provide its employees with opportunities for adequate education and the training necessary to provide quality emergency services to residents and visitors of the City of Prattville, Autauga County and the River Region. Training is a critical function of any modern fire service agency. As the Department's work becomes more complex and diversified, the level of knowledge required, government regulations and professional standards all lead to increases in overall training needs for the Department. Items identified requiring training program development or refresher training include: Public Relations, Driver/Operator/Training and Certification, Officer Development Training, Personnel Management and Supervisory Skills, Advanced Life Support Skills, and Special Operations Skills. Key specialized programs and opportunities that develop leadership and management skills will continue to be provided. Current Year Training and preparation is an integral aspect of preparedness. As training costs increase, we can expect to see additional funds requested to meet the needs of the department. We have several personnel who will be attending the Alabama Fire College during this budget year. 10 -6302-03-304 TRAVEL 5,000.00 Permanent This line item provides funding for outside travel and training business needs and essential activities that are necessary to achieve certifications and required education to perform various job duties. Current Year We expect to request a minimal increase annually to offset increases in the cost of travel. 10 -6302-04-350 ELECTRICITY 85,000.00 10 -6302-04-351 GAS (HEATING)18,000.00 10 -6302-04-352 WATER 6,000.00 10 -6302-05-381 E-911 CONTRACT 7,120.00 10 -6302-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 10,000.00 10 -6302-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 110,000.00 General Building Maintenance 6 15,000.00 90,000.00 Safe Haven Baby Box (FS 4)1 20,000.00 20,000.00 Permanent This line item provides the funding to provide necessary building maintenance for all fire department buildings and facilities. Current Year The addition of buildings or facilities in the department could increase the need for maintenance, resulting in the need to request additional funds in this area. 10 -6302-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 140,800.00 Compressor Testing 1 4,500.00 4,500.00 Ladder Testing/Replacement 1 4,500.00 4,500.00 SCBA Testing/Supplies/Repair 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 HazMat Detector Testing 1 1,800.00 1,800.00 SCBA/SCUBA Bottle Hydro. Test 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 47 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET SCBA Bottle Replacement 1,049.00 0.00 Structural Firefighting Gear 12 2,900.00 34,800.00 Mobile/A-Unit/Station Radios 1 20,000.00 20,000.00 AMAS/Dive Equipment 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 General Equipment Maintenance 1 45,000.00 45,000.00 SCBA Mask 6 400.00 2,400.00 Holmatro Equipment Service 1 4,400.00 4,400.00 Ready Fitness Maintenance 2 900.00 1,800.00 Generator Service 4 900.00 3,600.00 Annual Cot Maintenance 1 4,500.00 4,500.00 Permanent This line item is necessary to provide routine maintenance, repairs and unforeseen replacement of the equipment as well as scheduled replacement necessary to provide emergency services. 1.Honeywell – Calibration of the Posi Check SCBA Flow Testing Equipment. 2.Diversified Inspections – Annual inspection and testing of all fire ground ladders, aerial ladders, waterways and hydraulic fluid. 3.Montgomery Fire Equipment Co., Inc – Annual inspection of all fire extinguishers at Station 1, 2, 3, & 4, PSB, all three buildings at Training, all ambulances, fire apparatus and staff vehicles. 4.Sunbelt Fire Equipment – Annual service and calibration of Breathing Air Compressors at Station 1, 3, & Air Trailer. Also, any needed repairs to the fill stations or compressors at Station 1, 3, the Air Trailer, or the fill station on Rescue 1. Parts and service help on MSA SCBA’s. Fit test scheduling of SCBA masks. 5.SPATCO Energy Solutions – Annual ADEM Required Probe and Sensor Test Report and Release Detection Equipment Testing Log. 6.CDG Engineers & Associates – Annual Cathodic Testing of UST locations at Station 1, 3 & 4. Current Year With the ever-changing, technological advances in fire and communication equipment coupled with aging equipment, we project slight increases annually with the replacement of equipment. 10 -6302-06-503 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 37,000.00 Weather Siren Maint 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 General Grounds Maintenance 1 24,000.00 24,000.00 Radio Tower Maintenance 1 8,000.00 8,000.00 Permanent This line item funds the preventive maintenance and repairs for all fire department grounds and includes the maintenance and testing of severe weather sirens, underground fuel storage tanks, fuel pumps and communication equipment. 10 -6302-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 90,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 48 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent This line item includes the funds necessary to maintain and service the equipment and vehicles needed in the provision of emergency services and the many non-emergency functions of the fire department. 10 -6302-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 270,000.00 Aerial Ladder Truck 1,500,000.00 0.00 Aerial Ladder Truck Equipment 200,000.00 0.00 Station Alerting System 1 270,000.00 270,000.00 Permanent The Capital Outlay line item is necessary to request capital items that are essential for the provision of emergency services to the citizens and the overall operation of the department. Current Year Aerial Ladder Truck - 22 month build time from time order is placed. Remount Rescue 1 - will replace a twenty year old chassis. Station Alerting - to decrease response times and allow efficient tracking of FD vehicles. Funds in the amount of $700,000.00 are budgeted to be put into reserves in FY 2024 to be put towards the purchase of the Aerial Ladder Truck and related Equipment. John Deere 3032 - for the Training Division to move props, mow grass, and upkeep the facility. Next Year Place an order for a new ambulance in order to rotate our fleet. FY24 - Removed the requested remount of Rescue 1 ($365,000) and John Deere 3032 ($31,783.00) will look at budgeting these capital items in the future. 10 -6302-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6302-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 10 -6302-13-915 FIRE FIGHTERS GRANT EXPENSES 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 270,000.00 DEPT TOTAL: 9,652,760.67 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 49 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 303 BUILDING 10 -6303-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 282,092.48 Building Official 1 78,116.58 Building Inspections Super 1 74,352.49 Building Inspector 2 114,751.40 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 12,096.01 Merit Increase 2,776.00 Current Year STAFFING: The Building Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 4 Full Time Employees. 10 -6303-01-101 FICA 21,580.07 FICA 7.65% Gross 20,442.37 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 925.34 Merit Increase 212.36 10 -6303-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6303-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 196.80 Group Life Insurance 196.80 10 -6303-01-106 RETIREMENT 34,537.65 Retirement 32,698.38 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,494.66 Merit Increase 344.61 10 -6303-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 6,573.72 Work Comp Insurance 6,573.72 10 -6303-02-166 FUEL & OIL 6,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding for the estimated fuel costs for Building Department vehicles. 10 -6303-02-170 INSURANCE 10,000.00 10 -6303-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 15,000.00 Office Supplies 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Furniture for Annex 12,000.00 Permanent This line item requests the funding necessary to provide office supplies for the department. These supplies include but are not limited to permit signs, inspection books, card stock for Certificates of Occupancy and other general office supplies. 10 -6303-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 5,000.00 Permanent This line item includes funding for the items necessary to carry out the normal operational functions associated with the department. 10 -6303-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY) 4,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding to provide the two-way communications for the department. Currently this is five radios. 10 -6303-02-194 UNIFORMS 2,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 50 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent This line item requests funding to provide uniforms for Building Department employees. 10 -6303-03-301 LODGING 3,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding to provide lodging when necessary for the employees to travel for training conferences and seminars. 10 -6303-03-302 MEALS 2,500.00 Permanent This line item requests funding to provide meals for employees that are required to travel for training conferences and seminars. 10 -6303-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 4,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding to provide training conferences and seminars necessary to maintain employees certifications and professional development. Onsite training for home builders association, individual home builders and sub contractors. 10 -6303-03-304 TRAVEL 1,000.00 Permanent This line item requests funding for travel to classes and seminars for Building Department staff. 10 -6303-04-350 ELECTRICITY 6,500.00 10 -6303-04-351 GAS (HEATING)500.00 10 -6303-04-352 WATER 0.00 10 -6303-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 0.00 10 -6303-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 2,500.00 Permanent This line item requests funding for preventive maintenance and repairs of Building Department equipment. 10 -6303-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 3,200.00 Permanent This line item requests funding for the estimated auto maintenance cost for Building Department vehicles. 10 -6303-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6303-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6303-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 23,200.00 DEPT TOTAL: 410,180.72 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 51 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 401 PARKS AND RECREATION 10 -6401-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 1,430,976.15 Parks & Rec Director 1 105,058.12 Assistant Pks & Rec Director 1 78,116.58 Athletics Manager 1 58,084.04 Pool/LS Coordinator 1 70,769.77 Field & Turf Maint Super 1 47,672.28 Athletics Coordinator 3 144,237.72 Senior Center Programs Cord 1 52,621.28 Administrative Assistant 1 42,135.35 Facilities Maint Supervisor 1 44,268.45 Parks Maint Supervisor 1 40,105.03 Parks Maintenance Workers 10 335,372.81 Senior Center Aide 1 20,000.06 Athletics Program Asst 1 39,126.86 Overtime 50,000.00 Seasonal Lifeguards 30 63,400.00 Seasonal Program Assistants 50 68,400.00 Seasonal Service Maintenance 3 31,400.00 Seasonal Swim Coach 1 3,200.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 114,002.40 Merit Increase 23,005.40 Current Year STAFFING: The Parks & Recreation Department budget for 2023-2024 includes a total of 24 Full Time Employees, 1 Part Time Employee, and 84 Seasonal Employees. OVERTIME: $50,000.00 Parks & Recreation Department Overtime is included in Facility Rental Fees. 10 -6401-01-101 FICA 108,853.60 FICA 7.65 % Gross 98,372.51 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 8,721.18 Merit Increase 1,759.91 10 -6401-01-103 HOSPITAL INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6401-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 1,043.04 Group Life Insurance 1,043.04 10 -6401-01-106 RETIREMENT 139,774.29 Retirement 124,757.41 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 12,490.63 Merit Increase 2,526.25 10 -6401-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 29,676.97 Work Comp Insurance 29,676.97 10 -6401-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6401-02-152 ADULT PROGRAMS 10,550.00 Yearly Music License Fees 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 Various Needs 1 500.00 500.00 Contracted Classes Supplies 1 500.00 500.00 Flea Market Supplies & Signage 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 52 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Cardboard Boat Races 1 250.00 250.00 Black History Program 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Sr Adult Fish Fest 4,800.00 Permanent Includes Black History Program needs, fish to stock the pond for the Sr Fish Fest, yearly supplies for Flea Markets (signs and metal sign stands),Contracted Classes needs, and yearly music license fees that we have to provide to various companies. This also includes supplies/signs for the cardboard boat races that we host for the 4th of July. Current Year Fish for Senior Fish Fest This is to cover the cost of the pond run catfish to stock the pond for the senior fish fest in May. To provide a day of fun and fishing for our senior adults 50 and up. We will be ordering 2,200.00 pounds of pond run catfish to stock the pond prior to the fish fest. The fish are delivered by tank trucks from the Auburn Fisheries in Auburn to Pratt Pond at least two days prior to the fish fest. Flea Market Supplies For the purchase of tape to mark the floors for booths, we have 24 booths in the Auditorium and 7 in the Dining Room. We use the tape to mark each booth so the vendors know where their allowed to set up their items in their space. “A” frame signs for the Gigantic Flea Market We need to replace the signs to advertise the sales. We need at least 6 signs to replace the ones that have been damaged. 10 -6401-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 27,500.00 Department Brochure 4 3,000.00 12,000.00 Posters for Sanitation trucks 6 500.00 3,000.00 TV and Radio advertising 7,500.00 Giveaways/promotion items 5,000.00 Permanent Brochures are sent out to all the children in the Au Co schools 4 times per, put at high traffic locations during the year and also includes posters for sanitation trucks for various events. 10 -6401-02-156 CHEMICALS 5,000.00 Various Parks 5,000.00 Permanent Chemicals for parks, not ballfields, but spraying for weed control in public parks 10 -6401-02-158 CLEANING SUPPLIES 18,500.00 Various Park Facilities 18,500.00 Permanent These are custodial cleaning supplies and are to take care of park restrooms and facilities. Current Year Increase in supplies used and costs of goods is the reason for the increase in the budget. 10 -6401-02-160 DAMAGES & CLAIMS 15,000.00 10 -6401-02-166 FUEL & OIL 100,000.00 Permanent For all vehicles used in Parks and Recreations, incldues 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 53 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET fuel for mowers/drag machines/blowers/etc. 10 -6401-02-167 HERBICIDES 5,000.00 10 -6401-02-169 INSECTICIDES 8,500.00 Fire Ant Control 1 8,500.00 8,500.00 Permanent Includes fire ant control for - Upper Kingston (ALL AREAS), turf associated with splash pad and near football field,East Poplar, Overlook, Spinners, Bell, Mac Gray 1, Newton, and David D. Whetstone,Cooters Pond, there is also area on levee near City Hall, Mac Gray 2 10 -6401-02-170 INSURANCE 83,250.00 10 -6401-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES 7,500.00 VARIOUS OFFICE NEEDS 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 Permanent Includes paper and office supplies, replacement computers, chairs and furniture 10 -6401-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 47,000.00 Dock Materials & Repairs 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Flags for Flag Poles 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 Fire Extinguishers 1 500.00 500.00 Chains and Locks 1 750.00 750.00 Cable Ties 1 250.00 250.00 First Aid Supplies LOCATIONS 6 500.00 3,000.00 Miscellaneous Electrical Needs 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Tournaments 1 25,000.00 25,000.00 Flag Pole Lights 1,500.00 General Operating Supplies 7,500.00 Permanent Includes materials needed to make repairs to the docks at Cooters Pond, flags for all of our facilities with flag poles, various electrical repairs that will need to be made yearly, sponsorship for various tournament. Flag poles lights need replacing at some locations. Current Year Alabama Bass Federation is looking to have their Jr. high and high school qualifying tournament & The Bass Federation Student Angler Federation State tournament at Cooters Pond on February 16th and 17th. The bass fishing industry is rapidly growing. The school tournaments have two anglers and a boat captain that travel together. They will stay in our hotels, as well as, shopping, eating and fueling their boats and vehicles. Parents usually travel with the student anglers bringing in more people to our area. They will promote the event through pre-tournament advertisement via direct, print and electronic media. 10 -6401-02-178 POOL/SPLASH PAD 0.00 10 -6401-02-179 CREDIT CARD PROCESSING FEES 0.00 10 -6401-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)13,000.00 10 -6401-02-182 RENTAL EQUIPMENT 1,000.00 Miscellaneous Needs 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Permanent Various rental equipment. Under special circumstances we 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 54 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET need to rent field equipment and lifts. 10 -6401-02-193 UMPIRES 40,000.00 Adult Softball Umpires 1 25,000.00 25,000.00 Soccer Officials 1 15,000.00 15,000.00 Permanent Umpires for adult softball and soccer Cost for additional umpires Officials for youth flag football league 10 -6401-02-194 UNIFORMS 17,000.00 Full Time Staff - Contract 1 6,000.00 6,000.00 Full Time Employees 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 Part Time/Seasonal 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 10 -6401-02-196 YOUTH PROGRAMS 28,000.00 Various Operating Needs 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 Kids to Park Day 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 Tennis/pickleballSupplies 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Coaches Background Checks 13,000.00 Kids FishFest 4,500.00 Saction Fees & Insurance 2,500.00 Permanent Youth tennis needs - including new nets,center straps and sponge court rollers retro pool concessions, world wide day of play supplies Current Year Kids Fish Fest - This is to cover the cost of the pond run catfish to stock the pond for the kid’s fish fest in May 2023. To provide a day of fun and fishing for our local kids ages 15 years and younger. We will be ordering 2,200.00 pounds of pond run catfish to stock the pond prior to the fish fest. The fish are delivered by tank trucks from the Auburn Fisheries in Auburn to Pratt Pond at least two days prior to the fish fest. 10 -6401-02-197 CLASS INSTRUCTORS 18,000.00 Permanent This account is used for all instructor fees related to classes offered through Parks & Rec (i.e. Dog Obedience, Step Aerobics, Tennis, Workshop, etc.) 10 -6401-02-200 DOSTER COMMUNITY CENTER 38,500.00 Various Maintenance Needs 2,500.00 Painting Indoors 17,500.00 Kitchen Remodel 15,000.00 Pressure Washing Outdoors 3,500.00 Current Year Upgreade to kitchen to include new floor, countertops and cabinets. Paint office and foyer areas. 10 -6401-02-200.01 DOSTER ELECTRICITY 25,000.00 10 -6401-02-200.02 DOSTER GAS(HEATING)5,000.00 10 -6401-02-200.03 DOSTER WATER 1,000.00 10 -6401-02-200.04 DOSTER VANDALISM 3,500.00 Updated Cameras 3,500.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-202 FAIRGROUNDS BUILDING 0.00 10 -6401-02-202.01 FAIRGROUNDS BLDG ELECTRICITY 12,000.00 10 -6401-02-202.02 FAIRGROUNDS BLDG GAS(HEATING) 1,000.00 10 -6401-02-202.03 FAIRGROUNDS BLDG WATER 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 189,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 55 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6401-02-202.04 FAIRGROUNDS BLDG VANDALISM 750.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-203 GILLESPIE SENIOR CENTER 13,650.00 Masters Games & Tournament 500.00 Game Days and Brunch 12 150.00 1,800.00 Yearly Sr Parties 1,500.00 Meal Program & Kitchen Needs 1,500.00 Outdoor Maintenance 5,000.00 Funday Monday Activites 600.00 Carpet & Floor Cleaning 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Games & Exercise Replacement 750.00 Current Year Glass in the back porch for additional usable space - If the back porch was glassed in and heated and cooled it would be a much coveted space for game and card players alike. The natural light makes it perfect for those with vision challenges to see the cards or pieces better. With the addition of some “cozy” outdoor furniture it would also be a wonderful space for morning coffee and goose watching. Meal Program & Kitchen Needs To cover reoccurring and unexpected expenses that arise from the meal program and kitchen necessities. Examples would be hairnets, aprons, refrigerator breaks and needs to be replaced, table and chairs need updating, and new coffee urns need to be purchases. Annual Senior Parties The Gillespie Center historically hosts several holiday parties each year to include Christmas, Valentine’s Day & Fourth of July. Supplies, decorations and food are purchased. Computer Classes & Upgrades- The computer in our “computer lab” is antiquated and need replacing. Participants use these computers on a regular basis to keep up with current events, communicate with friends and relatives and maintain an active social media presence. If new computers were provided and available for direct participant use for internet searches, that would free up a ton of staff time for other pertinent center tasks, and larger screens would be a huge help. Masters Games & Local tournaments- The Gillespie Center has hosted the local Masters Games competition for several years because we have the best all-around facility in the area that can accommodate all of the activities that are planned for the 3 day event. Equipment and table games need to be replace periodically and refreshments provided. Outside maintenance and landscaping of building- Much of the wood on the front porch soffits needs to be replaced, repaired and painted. Back porch needs attention 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 56 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET with screens being torn. The building needs to be pressure washed. Would love to add rock instead of pine straw to front flower beds. Incidental repairs on building - Refresh paint, add shelves and decorations. 10 -6401-02-203.01 GILLESPIE SR CTR ELECTRICITY 9,000.00 10 -6401-02-203.02 GILLESPIE SR CTR GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-203.03 GILLESPIE SR CTR WATER 750.00 10 -6401-02-203.04 GILLESPIE SR CTR VANDALISM 1,000.00 Various Repairs for Vandalism 1,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-205 STANLEY JENSEN STADIUM 5,000.00 Various Repairs 5,000.00 Permanent Various maintenance needs and painting before season 10 -6401-02-205.01 STANLEY ELECTRICITY 23,000.00 10 -6401-02-205.02 STANLEY GAS(HEATING)3,500.00 10 -6401-02-205.03 STANLEY WATER 2,500.00 10 -6401-02-205.04 STANLEY VANDALISM 2,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-205.05 YOUTH LIONS FOOTBALL OPERATING 45,000.00 Permanent Youth Lions Football and Cheer - 1.TRAINING EQUIMENT (needed for three teams per age group) - Needs for football and cheer include:Youth blocking dummies, tackling equipment, football, whistes, stop watches, pennies and training mats. 2. COACHES GEAR - Game jerseys for coaches 3. TROPHIES – League trophies given to championship team and league/division MVP 4. CONCESSIONS - INITIAL STARTUP (ONE SEASON) Money required to stock the concession stand before each season. 5. UNIFORMS – Full football uniform includes reversible jersey, integrated pants (pads included), custom socks and helmet logos 6. Officials – Two to three umpires are required per game depending on the age group. 7. League / Insurance fees – These fees are paid to the Tri County Youth Football and Cheer League to cover costs of insurance and needed equipment for league use. 10 -6401-02-206 WHETSTONE SPORTS COMPLEX 68,800.00 Tarps for Home Plates 750.00 Replacement Bases and Anchors 1,500.00 Sand for Top Dressing 7,000.00 Chalk for Ballfields 1,000.00 Paint for Ballfields 2,000.00 Field Leveling for Field 3 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Gear and Equipment 6,500.00 Various Maintenance Needs 1,500.00 Yellow Fence Topper 5,000.00 Batting Cage Nets 3,000.00 Dug Out Benches 4,000.00 Field Conditioner 3,000.00 Wind Screens for Fields 3,500.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 57 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Concrete Work Concessions 12,500.00 New Bathroom Lighting/Covers 3,000.00 Wooden Fence Replacement 2,300.00 Cook Area Fencing 1,000.00 Dryers/Soap Dispensers 1,250.00 Permanent Requests are needed to vastly improve field and playing conditions. Current Year 1. Coaches bucket of balls given out to each and every team - Each bucket consists of 3 dozen practice baseballs to help the teams prepare for the season. 2. One set of catcher’s gear per team - Catcher’s gear is required for Single A and up to ensure the safety of every catcher in the league. 3. Franchise fees – Dixie youth requires a franchise fee paid annually. 4. Game balls – Specific game balls are required by Dixie youth. 5. Uniforms – Full uniforms are given out to all players in the spring and Jerseys and hats are provided in the fall. Spring uniforms include socks, pants, belts, jerseys and hats. 6. Officials – Two to three umpires are required per game depending on the age group. 7. Trophies – The division champions are given trophies after the season is complete. 8. Equipment – Fryers, grilles, home plate tarps and batting cage nets. 9. Concession startup – Money required to stock the concession stand before each season. 10. Field 3 - This will allow us to redo our outfield on Field 3, which will replace the sod and any fence that we may have to possibly replace. The reason this project needs to be done is because the outfield on Field 3 is currently sinking just like the outfield on Field 2 is doing and if we don’t do something to this field now it’s going to be a lot harder on us in the future to fix it. Fixing this is going to give us a safer playing surface for our youth league and for any travel ball tournaments that are at our park. 11. Yellow Fence Topper - Adding the fence topper to the complex will give the complex a cleaner and fresher look to it. The fence toppers that we have around the complex now is nasty and really faded from the sun. 12. Trash Cans and Lids- Getting these new trash cans and lids will be replacing the ones that we have at the complex that are broken. It will also add a better curb appeal look to the complex. 10 -6401-02-206.01 WHETSTONE ELECTRICITY 40,000.00 10 -6401-02-206.02 WHETSTONE GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-206.03 WHETSTONE WATER 8,000.00 10 -6401-02-206.04 WHETSTONE VANDALISM 2,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 58 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-206.05 WHETSTONE BASEBALL OPERATING 195,000.00 Permanent Uniform costs (offset with registration fees) Concession needs Umpires 10 -6401-02-207 NEWTON PARK 22,500.00 Various Repairs 2,500.00 Skateboard equipment 20,000.00 Permanent Will be used for tennis and pickelball now 10 -6401-02-207.01 NEWTON PARK ELECTRICITY 25,000.00 10 -6401-02-207.02 NEWTON PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-207.03 NEWTON PARK WATER 1,000.00 10 -6401-02-207.04 NEWTON PARK VANDALISM 5,000.00 New Security Camera 5,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-207.05 NEWTON PARK SOFTBALL OPERATING 0.00 10 -6401-02-208 UPPER KINGSTON COMMUNITY CTR 10,000.00 New Tables and Chairs 2,500.00 Paint Inside 2,500.00 Bathroom Upgrade 5,000.00 10 -6401-02-208.01 UPPER KINGSTON CC ELECTRICITY 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-208.02 UPPER KINGSTON CC GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-208.03 UPPER KINGSTON CC WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-208.04 UPPER KINGSTON CC VANDALISM 500.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-209 PRATT PARK POOL/ SPLASH PAD 92,450.00 Chemicals for Pool & Splashpad 24,000.00 Plumbing Needs 15,000.00 First Aid Supplies 1,500.00 Rescue Equipment 2,500.00 Grout/Cement Repairs 10,000.00 Splashpad Chemicals 5,000.00 Splashpad Filters 2,500.00 Swim Team Supplies 2,000.00 Swim Lesson Supplies 500.00 Swim Ribbons and Awards 500.00 Lifeguard Uniforms 2,000.00 Replacement Supplies 2,000.00 Tile Repairs 5,000.00 Lifeguard Certification 3,250.00 Splashpad Paint and Upgrades 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 Pool Vacumn 1,700.00 Retro Pool & School parties 1,000.00 Paint for Pool 6,500.00 Permanent Yearly budget needs for pool and splashpad; chemicals for pool and splashpad, repairs needs. We have had pump problems and need to have a replacement on hand to swap out. 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 59 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Includes lifeguard uniforms Current Year Lifeguard Certification- To cover the cost of lifeguard certifications for our returning and new guards for the Pratt Pool. Water Gear Water Bells- Water Bells for the Water Aerobics classes. The ones we have are at least 15 – 20 years old and are water logged. We normally have approximately 70-75 seniors register and attend the class throughout the summer. We have an average to 40 – 45 seniors attend each day the class is offered. Swimbands- ID Neck Bands – for children- These bands are used by Parks and Rec and YMCA’s for non-swimmers to be worn by swimmers/children who can not swim or can not swim well enough to swim in the deep water. This makes it easier for the lifeguards to identify a child that maybe getting in over their head before an incident or emergency/drowning happens. 40” Rescue Tubes for the pool- We need new rescue tubes for the guards to use at the pool. The ones we have are dry rotted or torn. These are vital in saving a life and protecting the guards from being drown by a drowning patron in the process. Umbrellas for the life guards at the pool- The life guards need umbrellas to get out of the sun while on the stand. We need to replace them every summer due to sun and wind damage. Life guard swim suits, whistles, lanyards and shirts Pool Vacuum – Dolphin S400- We need another pool vacuum. The ones we bought three years ago are not working and the warranty has run out. We just bought one this year (4/20/2022) and it does great but it is small and we need two in good working condition. One for the deep end and one for the shallow end. 10 -6401-02-209.01 PRATT PARK POOL ELECTRICITY 5,000.00 10 -6401-02-209.02 PRATT PARK POOL GAS(HEATING)250.00 10 -6401-02-209.03 PRATT PARK POOL WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-209.04 PRATT PARK POOL VANDALISM 5,000.00 Camera Upgrade 5,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-210 BELL PARK NORTH 10,500.00 Various Maintenance Needs 500.00 Football Storage Area 10,000.00 Current Year Replace restroom and add storage for youth lions football equipment 10 -6401-02-210.01 BELL PARK NORTH ELECTRICITY 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-210.02 BELL PARK NORTH GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-210.03 BELL PARK NORTH WATER 800.00 10 -6401-02-210.04 BELL PARK NORTH VANDALISM 250.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 60 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-211 CANOE TRAIL PARK 0.00 10 -6401-02-211.01 CANOE TRAIL PARK ELECTRICITY 0.00 10 -6401-02-211.02 CANOE TRAIL PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-211.03 CANOE TRAIL PARK WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-211.04 CANOE TRAIL PARK VANDALISM 2,800.00 Stainless Bathroom Upgrades 2 1,400.00 2,800.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-212 COOTER'S POND PARK 2,500.00 Various Maintenance Needs 2,500.00 Current Year Updated dog park equipment and small weigh in pavilion area for tournaments. A 10 -6401-02-212.01 COOTER'S POND PARK ELECTRICITY 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-212.02 COOTER'S POND PARK GAS(HEATING 0.00 10 -6401-02-212.03 COOTER'S POND PARK WATER 1,000.00 10 -6401-02-212.04 COOTER'S POND PARK VANDALISM 21,500.00 Updated Cameras 7,500.00 Stainless Bathroom Upgrades 8 1,400.00 11,200.00 Stainless Urinals 2 1,400.00 2,800.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-213 HERITAGE PARK 0.00 10 -6401-02-213.01 HERITAGE PARK ELECTRICITY 5,000.00 10 -6401-02-213.02 HERITAGE PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-213.03 HERITAGE PARK WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-213.04 HERITAGE PARK VANDALISM 0.00 10 -6401-02-214 JASMINE TRL AND E POPLAR PK 0.00 10 -6401-02-214.01 JASMINE & E POPLAR ELECTRICITY 4,500.00 10 -6401-02-214.02 JASMINE & E POPLAR GAS(HEATING 0.00 10 -6401-02-214.03 JASMINE & E POPLAR WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-214.04 JASMINE & E POPLAR VANDALISM 0.00 10 -6401-02-216 MAC GRAY PARK AND COMPLEX 20,500.00 Adult Tournament Shirts 5,500.00 Adult Softball Concessions 5,000.00 Replacement Anchors/Bases 1,500.00 Chalk for Ballfields 1,500.00 Paint for Ballfields 1,000.00 Sanction Fees 3,000.00 Bats for Leagues 3,000.00 Permanent MAC GRAY 1 – ADULT Softball and Kickball (Men’s Church, Coed, Men’s Open League) T-SHIRTS- League tournament champ. / end of season champ. Plaques - Plaques are rewarded to winning division teams. CONCESSIONS- Initial startup (Spring, Summer and Fall Leagues) BATS- supplying bats to the teams makes the league safer, more competitive and promotes fairness. 10 -6401-02-216.01 MAC GRAY PK & COMP ELECTRICITY 18,500.00 10 -6401-02-216.02 MAC GRAY PK & COMP GAS(HEATING 0.00 10 -6401-02-216.03 MAC GRAY PK & COMP WATER 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-216.04 MAC GRAY PK & COMP VANDALISM 4,500.00 Security System Upgrades 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 Repairs Due to Vandalism 1,000.00 PAGE TOTAL: 84,800.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 61 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6401-02-216.05 MAC GRAY 2.0 ELECTRICITY 11,500.00 10 -6401-02-216.06 MAC GRAY 2.0 WATER 6,000.00 10 -6401-02-216.07 MAC GRAY 2.0 GAS (HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-216.08 MAC GRAY 2.0 VANDALISM 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-216.09 MAC GRAY 2.0 SOFTBALL OPERATIN 50,000.00 Operating 50,000.00 Permanent 1. Coaches bucket of balls given out to each and every team - Each bucket consists of 3 dozen practice baseballs to help the teams prepare for the season. 2. One set of catcher’s gear per tem – This equipment is used for practice and games to ensure every catcher’s safety. Quality catcher’s equipment is essential to the safety of our players. 3. Sanctioning fees – Dixie youth requires all teams/leagues to pay a franchise fee to use their name on logos or on jerseys. 4. Game balls – These are separate from the practice balls we give out. Game balls have to be a specific brand and be marked with a Dixie youth signature. New game balls are used for every game played during the season. 5. Uniforms – Uniforms include hats, jerseys, pants, belts and socks. Full uniforms are given out during spring seasons and hats and jerseys are handed out during the fall season. 6. Officials – Money used to pay officials. Two officials are hired per game. 7. Concession startup - Money required to stock the concession stand before each season. 8. Equipment - Fryers, grilles, home plate tarps and batting cage nets. 9. Trophies – The division champions are given trophies after the season is complete. 10 -6401-02-217 NORTH HIGHLAND PARK 1,500.00 Various Repairs 1,000.00 Basketball Goal Nets 500.00 10 -6401-02-217.01 NORTH HIGHLAND PK ELECTRICITY 2,500.00 10 -6401-02-217.02 NORTH HIGHLAND PK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-217.03 NORTH HIGHLAND PK WATER 200.00 10 -6401-02-217.04 NORTH HIGHLAND PK VANDALISM 1,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-218 OVERLOOK PARK 47,800.00 Supplies for Repairs 1,500.00 Signs for Walking Track 500.00 Dog Park equipment 2,500.00 Shades for dog park 3,000.00 New Siding Repairs 10,000.00 Playground Replacement Fence 13,500.00 Walking Path Resurface 1 16,800.00 16,800.00 10 -6401-02-218.01 OVERLOOK PARK ELECTRICITY 5,000.00 10 -6401-02-218.02 OVERLOOK PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 127,500.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 62 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6401-02-218.03 OVERLOOK PARK WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-218.04 OVERLOOK PARK VANDALISM 8,200.00 New Security System 4,000.00 Stainless Bathroom Upgrade 2 1,400.00 2,800.00 stainless urinal 1 1,400.00 1,400.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-219 PRATT PARK 5,000.00 Various Repairs 2,500.00 New Trash Cans 2,500.00 10 -6401-02-219.01 PRATT PARK ELECTRICITY 27,000.00 10 -6401-02-219.02 PRATT PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-219.03 PRATT PARK WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-219.04 PRATT PARK VANDALISM 16,700.00 Upgraded Cameras 3,500.00 Stainless Toilets 7 1,000.00 7,000.00 Stainless Sinks 5 400.00 2,000.00 Stainless Urinals 3 1,400.00 4,200.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-221 SPINNER PARK 5,500.00 New Benches 3,500.00 Replacement Trash Cans 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-221.01 SPINNER PARK ELECTICITY 6,000.00 10 -6401-02-221.02 SPINNER PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-221.03 SPINNER PARK WATER 400.00 10 -6401-02-221.04 SPINNER PARK VANDALISM 5,000.00 Repairs Due to Vandalism 1,000.00 Security Cameras Installed 4,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-222 "LO" PICKETT PARK 12,500.00 Additional Playground Feature 7,500.00 New Park Benches 2,500.00 Additional Picnic Tables 2,500.00 10 -6401-02-222.01 "LO" PICKETT PARK ELECTRICITY 1,300.00 10 -6401-02-222.02 "LO" PICKETT PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-222.03 "LO" PICKETT PARK WATER 200.00 10 -6401-02-222.04 "LO" PICKETT PARK VANDALISM 7,700.00 Vandalism Repairs 2,500.00 Stainless Toilets 3 1,000.00 3,000.00 Stainless Sinks 2 400.00 800.00 Stainless Urinal 1 1,400.00 1,400.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-223 "LO" PICKETT PARK UPPER 1,000.00 Various Supplies 1,000.00 10 -6401-02-223.01 "LO" PICKETT UPPER ELECTRICITY 400.00 10 -6401-02-223.02 "LO" PICKETT UPPER GAS(HEATING 0.00 10 -6401-02-223.03 "LO" PICKETT UPPER WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-223.04 "LO" PICKETT UPPER VANDALISM 1,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 63 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-224 UPPER KINGSTON PARK 56,850.00 Cones 350.00 Corner Flags 500.00 Soccer Nets 3,500.00 Soccer Uniforms 20,000.00 Soccer Tournament Fees 7,000.00 Various Field Supplies 1,000.00 Soccer Goals 7,500.00 Field Lining Kits 1,000.00 Overseeding Soccer Fields 5,000.00 Trophies 1,000.00 Coaches Gear 2,500.00 Replacement Player Benches 3,000.00 Concessions start up 3,500.00 Soccer balls 1,000.00 Permanent YOUTH SOCCER SOCCER BALLS- older balls need to be replaced CONES- given to every coach for practice purposes SOCCER NETS- Several goal nets need to be replaced. UNIFORMS- Regular season and All-Stars SOCCER TOURNAMENT FEES- ARPA / State games SOCCER GOALS- goals are needed for all divisions FIELD TENTS- Tents around the field for water stations Trophies- for winners of each age division CONCESSIONS- Initial Startup (Spring and Fall Leagues) Coaches Gear- Game Jerseys for coaches Paint Line Sprayer- equipment used to line athletic fields Player Benches- two benches per field 10 -6401-02-224.01 UPPER KINGSTON PK ELECTRICITY 12,500.00 10 -6401-02-224.02 UPPER KINGSTON PK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-224.03 UPPER KINGSTON PK WATER 2,000.00 10 -6401-02-224.04 UPPER KINGSTON PK VANDALISM 11,700.00 Repairs Due to Vandalism 1,000.00 Updated Security Systems 4,500.00 Stainless Toilets 4 1,000.00 4,000.00 Stainless Sinks 2 400.00 800.00 Stainless Urinals 1 1,400.00 1,400.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-225 WILDERNESS PARK 1,500.00 New Park Benches 2 750.00 1,500.00 10 -6401-02-225.01 WILDERNESS PARK ELECTRICITY 0.00 10 -6401-02-225.02 WILDERNESS PARK GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-225.03 WILDERNESS PARK WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-225.04 WILDERNESS PARK VANDALISM 0.00 10 -6401-02-226 DOSTER WELL 0.00 10 -6401-02-226.01 DOSTER WELL ELECTRICITY 400.00 10 -6401-02-227 RIDGEWOOD 20,000.00 New Flooring 8,500.00 General Maintenance 1,500.00 Outside Siding Replacement 10,000.00 PAGE TOTAL: 104,950.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 64 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET 10 -6401-02-227.01 RIDGEWOOD ELECTRICITY 0.00 10 -6401-02-227.02 RIDGEWOOD GAS(HEATING)0.00 10 -6401-02-227.03 RIDGEWOOD WATER 0.00 10 -6401-02-227.04 RIDGEWOOD VANDALISM 5,000.00 Updated Security Cameras 5,000.00 Permanent For repairs due to vandalism. 10 -6401-02-390 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES / DUES 6,000.00 AASA Dues 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 District V Dues 1 250.00 250.00 ARPA Dues 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 NRPA Dues 1 250.00 250.00 ARPA Swim Meet Dues 2,500.00 10 -6401-03-300 EDUCATION 2,620.00 ARPA Conference 4 250.00 1,000.00 Certified Playground Inspector 1 850.00 850.00 Senior Adult Convention 1 250.00 250.00 NETA Aerobic Certification 1 270.00 270.00 Water Aerobic Certification 250.00 10 -6401-03-301 LODGING 3,200.00 ARPA Conference 4 500.00 2,000.00 State Swim Meet Hotels 2 350.00 700.00 Training Hotels 500.00 10 -6401-03-302 MEALS 1,400.00 Food for Conferences 1 400.00 400.00 Staff meeting working lunch 4 250.00 1,000.00 10 -6401-03-303 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 1,025.00 NETA Training 1 600.00 600.00 CPR Training 1 50.00 50.00 Various Workshop Courses 250.00 Water Aerobic Certification 1 125.00 125.00 Current Year Water Aerobic Certification Online certification is through the American Sports & Fitness Association for Pool Manager to remain certified to teach water aerobics in the summer at Pratt Pool for the Parks and Recreation Department. We provide a healthy and safe exercise class for the senior adult population ages 50 and up June through August. 10 -6401-03-304 TRAVEL 0.00 10 -6401-04-350 ELECTRICITY 36,000.00 Permanent For cemeteries and misc lighting 10 -6401-04-351 GAS (HEATING) 6,000.00 Permanent For additional facilities including Cultural Arts, Creative Arts and Museum 10 -6401-04-352 WATER 22,000.00 Permanent For various locations like Cultural Arts, Creative Arts and Museum 10 -6401-05-382 LEGAL SERVICES 4,000.00 10 -6401-05-384 MISC. CONTRACT SERVICES 15,425.00 Bagby Elevator 1 750.00 750.00 PCI - Fire 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 PCI - Security 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Brendle 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 65 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Pest Control 1 4,500.00 4,500.00 State of Alabama 1 175.00 175.00 Moffitt- Stadium Monitoring 1,000.00 10 -6401-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 30,000.00 Miscellaneous Roof Repairs 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Lightbulbs for Bathrooms 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Various Bathroom Fixtures 2,000.00 Emergency Repairs 1,000.00 Various Building Improvements 15,000.00 Permanent Various needs for facilities, roof repairs 10 -6401-06-501 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 24,250.00 Misc. Equipment Repairs 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 New Teeth, Mats and Brushes 2,000.00 Replacement Blades/ Mower 10,000.00 Heavy duty trailer 6,000.00 Wood Chipper 3,750.00 Permanent Our mowers (especially blades) are subject to more wear and tear than an average mowers due to daily trailering, hidden debris (chains, locks, trash, etc.), and the sheer amount of area they have to cut. Since acquiring grass responsibilities of the fields, we've found that sharpening the blades is only a viable option once per set. Once they wear down after the first sharpening, the blades are so warped or worn down that sharpening them again does next to nothing in correcting bad spots and they will still cut erratically leaving jagged lines or gapped spots, which is horrible for the turf. We've found that replacing the blades every other month or more depending on the time of year is the only way to ensure a smooth even cut. Again, because of the massive amount of strain put on these machines and a myriad of moving parts, there are bound to be unforeseen complications. Because they are considered specialty turf equipment, when parts need to be replaced or work has to be done outside the capabilities of the city shop, it can get very expensive pretty quickly. The metal teeth and mats on the drag machines wear down after being in constant use for an entire season. As a result, they are no longer able to smooth out dirt by the end of the season. Current Year Heavy Duty Trailer- This 83” wide by 20’ long tandem axle 10k pound capacity trailer comes equipped with (2) 5,200 pound axles and is ideal for our everyday use. We currently have (2) of these in our fleet and they have held up very well. We use these trailers on a daily basis pulling (2) zero turn mowers and/or a mid-sized tractor to any of our parks. This trailer is needed to replace a trailer that is 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 66 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET decades old. It has been repaired, re-wired, and welded back together on multiple occasions. The liftgate has several layers of expanded metal on it creating an extremely heavy gate. This trailer is being used but we are very selective of the equipment that gets loaded onto it. The quote provided comes from a local dealer. Wood Chipper- The Woodland Mills WC88 wood chipper is designed for tractors with 35-100hp. This wood chipper is pto driven with a hydraulic infeed system with an 8”x 8” opening for branches of all shapes. The discharge chute rotates 360* for directing chips into a pile or into a truck/trailer bed for quick removal. These chips could be mixed in with mulch for select use in some of the beds within the parks. Trimming trees, boundary lines, and normal clean up accounted for 340-350 yards of debris taken to the landfill in the last year. This chipper could potentially pay for itself within the first year from savings from the landfill alone. 10 -6401-06-502 GROUNDS LIGHTING 25,000.00 Replace and Reaim Lights 1 25,000.00 25,000.00 Permanent This included rental equipment to reposition lights at the Stadium, Newton, Mac Gray, Bell and Whetstone. It also includes lighting repairs and lighting all flag poles the City maintains. 10 -6401-06-503 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 97,550.00 Fertilizer 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Pre/ Post Emergent 1 12,500.00 12,500.00 Various Fence Repairs 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Ryegrass Seed 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Sponge Rollers 1 500.00 500.00 Irrigation Repairs 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 various Emergency Needs/repair 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 Sod for Various Fields 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Field Paint 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Pitching Rubbers 1,000.00 Topsoil for Fields 5,000.00 Shovels 250.00 Field Drying Agents 3,250.00 Field Rakes 300.00 Paint for Foul Poles & Dugouts 1,000.00 Field Chalk 1,750.00 Bermuda Grass Seed 3,000.00 Red Crushed Gravel 3,000.00 Replacement Bases/ Anchors 2,000.00 Replacement Home Plates 1,000.00 Sand 3,000.00 Paint Machines 1,000.00 Various Ground Improvements 15,000.00 Clay Bricks/Packing Clay 2,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 67 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent Sod for Various Parks, Ryegrass Seed, Replacement Bases and Anchors, Replacement Home Plates , Replacement Pitching Rubbers, Fertilizer , Chemicals, Sand, Irrigation Repairs Topsoil, Bermudagrass, Shovels, Chalk, Paint, Field Dry, Sponge Rollers,Chalk and Paint Machines, Field Rakes Zip Ties, Chains Current Year Clay brick and packing clay is going to allow us to fix all of the batter’s boxes at all of the parks and fix the pitchers mound at Whetstone for league and junior high. The batter’s boxes now just have regular clay with no foundation for them to stay firm during the games. Getting this clay/clay brinks will allow us to put a foundation under the clay/infield mix so that the batters boxes do not get dug out like they do now. 10 -6401-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 12,000.00 10 -6401-06-508 VANDALISM 5,000.00 Permanent For various locations not listed seperately i.e. Museum, Creative Arts House, Cultural Arts Building 10 -6401-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,482,000.00 Vehicle for Department Use 2 40,000.00 80,000.00 Fencing for Mac Gray Complex 1 95,000.00 95,000.00 Hiking & Biking Trail ARPA 50,000.00 Ridgewood Project 200,000.00 Lo Pickett Park Restrooms ARPA 50,000.00 Spinners Park Restrooms ARPA 50,000.00 Tractor 30,000.00 Micro Van- 15 passenger 2 65,000.00 130,000.00 Playground Equipment Newton 30,000.00 Bell Park Restroom 30,000.00 Debris Blower 15,000.00 7x14 Dump Trailer 10,000.00 North Highland Park Reno ARPA 677,000.00 Portable Fencing - Mac Gray 2.25,000.00 Utility Vehicle for Mac Gray 1 10,000.00 10,000.00 Permanent Various parks and rec improvements and equipment needs. Mac Gray doesn’t currently have any irrigation on fields 1- 2. Adding an irrigation system to these fields will allow us to keep the fields watered properly as needed. We would also be able to add any fertilizer that is needed on the fields just like we are able to do on all of the other fields without burning the grass up. Current Year Current tractor has a number of problems. It can only be Operated for a short amount of time. Also the Rear Hydraulic pump is not operating properly. Due to age of the Tractor some parts are on back order or unavailable . Purchasing 2 15 passenger vans will allow us to surplus the buses and have all employees be able to drive it, instead of 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 68 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET only those with a passenger endorsed CDL. Debris Blower- originally looked into this debris blower to help maintain the overwhelming amount of leaves that accumulate in areas at Cooter’s Pond Park. Specifically at the top of the park along the fence line. We currently use backpack blowers once per week to attempt to keep the area looking nice. This is combined with running over the leaves with mowers in order to mulch them into smaller pieces. With the renovations at the Stadium @ Pratt Park, Newton Park, and the new Mac Gray 2, there are increasing amounts of pavement that are going to need regular maintenance. These areas along with more than double the amount of tennis/pickleball courts that are being added is going to create several extra hours of work weekly. This equipment could be a good addition to the department to help effectively process the improved areas mentioned above. The Debris blower comes with a Kohler 24.6hp gas engine and a solid rotomolded nozzle that rotates 360*. 7’x14’ Dump Trailer- This would be a new addition to our fleet of equipment. Its primary use would be as a portable trash trailer for events being held on weekends. The dumpsters that we currently use get dumped on a weekly basis. On weekends with multiple events going on, the dumpsters quickly fill up, and are overflowing by Monday mornings. This trailer could be pulled to the park holding the event, or be left at our lot to be filled with trash. On Monday morning this trailer could be pulled to the landfill and emptied. The trailer could also be used in the winter as a second piece of equipment to haul mulch to numerous parks around town. It has a 10,000lb payload capacity which would also allow it to be used for hauling sand/clay, when needed, for repairs at all of our sports facilities. It has a built in tarp system for covering loads during transportation, keeping the roadways clear of debris. To install at Mac Gray Park to make all four fields regulation size for younger teams in travel ball or all-star tournaments that the city will host. We have adult leagues and we need fencing that can be set up quickly for travel ball and youth tournaments. With the addition of Mac Gray 2, we will be pushing to see more large-scale tournaments in the City of Prattville. With 9 fields right next to each other, we are now more appealing to larger organizations. Since we will not only be bringing in these larger tournaments, but also running two leagues concurrently at Mac Gray 1 and Mac Gray 2, a UTV/cartt would make it easier for the person over both of these parks to oversee both parks at the same time. This person will be 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 69 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET able to go back and forth between the two parks with ease to ensure that everything is running smoothly. There is also a need for a cart at Upper Kingston Soccer fields. Moving goals and miscellaneous items such as dirt, tools, nets and water coolers make it a lot easier to handle instead of carrying by hand around the park. Also, carts can be used to transfer people if needed such as the elderly or injured players / spectators. 10 -6401-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6401-12-101 COVID-19 REFUNDS 0.00 10 -6401-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL:0.00 DEPT TOTAL: 5,036,944.05 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 70 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 402 PERFORMING & CREATIVE ART 10 -6402-01-100 SALARIES & WAGES 201,947.29 Cultural Arts Sp Events Mgr 1 58,084.04 Cultural Arts Programs Spec 1 46,509.54 Cultural Arts Assistant 1 31,329.99 Student Intern 2 36,860.00 Overtime 15,000.00 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 11,650.92 Merit Increase 2,512.80 Current Year STAFFING: The Cultural Arts Department Budget for 2023-2024 includes 3 Full Time Employees AND 2 Student Interns. OVERTIME: Event schedules require employees to work more that the scheduled 40 hour work week. The overtime budget is $15,000.00 10 -6402-01-101 FICA 14,829.80 FICA 7.65% Gross 13,746.27 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 891.30 Merit Increase 192.23 10 -6402-01-103 GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE 0.00 Group Health Insurance 0.00 10 -6402-01-105 LIFE INSURANCE 118.00 Group Life Insurance 118.00 10 -6402-01-106 RETIREMENT 17,664.35 Retirement 16,148.82 Pay Plan 5 Year Review 1,246.66 Merit Increase 268.87 10 -6402-01-107 WORKMEN'S COMP 275.89 Work Comp Insurance 275.89 10 -6402-01-108 MISC PAYROLL DEDUCTION 0.00 10 -6402-02-153 ADVERTISING/PUB. RELATIONS - P 6,000.00 Television Advertising 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Radio Advertising 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Newspaper Advertising 1 500.00 500.00 Staff Shirts 1 500.00 500.00 Permanent Cultural Arts and Special Events has new projects or projects working with community groups and organizations which come up from time to time throughout the fiscal year and our advertising budget helps for those and other projects. 10 -6402-02-160 PCA - DAMAGES & CLAIMS 0.00 10 -6402-02-166 FUEL & OIL 500.00 10 -6402-02-170 INSURANCE 12,500.00 10 -6402-02-174 OFFICE SUPPLIES - PCA 4,000.00 General Office Supplies 1 1,750.00 1,750.00 Adobe suite 2,250.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 71 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent This is to purchase supplies throughout the year including paper, toner, binders, ect. 10 -6402-02-175 OPERATING SUPPLIES 11,500.00 Various Operating 1,500.00 LED Outdoor Lighting Upgrade 2,500.00 Digital message sign 7,500.00 Permanent Various operating supplies and needs that may arise throughout the year that are not expected 10 -6402-02-179 POSTAGE - PCA 250.00 10 -6402-02-181 RADIO (TWO-WAY)1,520.00 Phones 2 760.00 1,520.00 10 -6402-04-350.01 ELECTRICITY - ARTS BUILDING 3,500.00 10 -6402-04-350.02 ELECTRICITY - PCA OFFICE 14,000.00 10 -6402-06-500 BUILDING MAINTENANCE 7,500.00 General Maintenance 1 7,500.00 7,500.00 Permanent Both the Cultural Arts Office and the Prattville Creative Arts Center have maintenance that needs to be done. WOBT has had a successful season with plays and bringing in crowds and there are repairs that need to be done in the public areas, such as the restrooms and theatre lobby. Vinyl flooring needs to be replaced in the restrooms and painting and repairs to walls and ceilings needs to be done in the theatre. The Creative Arts Center (art house) has a need for repairs and improvements in the kitchen and the restrooms as well as painting of all of the interior and cleaning of the exterior. 10 -6402-06-506 AUTO MAINTENANCE 1,000.00 10 -6402-07-801 ART CENTER ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE 500.00 Logistics and Supplies 1 250.00 250.00 Catering 1 250.00 250.00 Permanent This budget is for catering expenses including tent rental and food 10 -6402-07-802 ART GUILD 14,200.00 Fall Show 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Youth Art Show 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Coffee House Event 1 500.00 500.00 Summer Art Camps 2 1,500.00 3,000.00 Instructor Fees 1,200.00 Various Supplies 2,500.00 Kiln euipment & glazes 1,000.00 Workshops 1,000.00 Permanent The Prattauga Art Guild is a totally volunteer organization. 22% of class fees are paid to the City as revenue from the Art Guild. Art guild projects include: Annual Fall Art Show - October 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 72 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Children's Holiday Art Workshops (2) November/December Holiday Open House Prattville Christmas Tree Lighting - children's project Main Street Christmas - children's project Annual Soup Event fundraiser for AICC - February (supplies are donated) Children's free workshop (part of Wilson Pickett Music & Arts Festival) - March Plein Air Paint Out (part of festival) - April In-School art workshops assistance or teaching (part of festival) - March/April Wilson Pickett Music & Arts Festival Free Children's projects -- April Annual Youth Art Show - May Touch A Truck - Art Project - May Summer Art Camps (2) June/July Coffee House Event - Music, Art, Literary Readings - August Guest Exhibits at Creative Arts Center (set up, reception, etc.) - March, June, September Artist Markets at Creative Arts Center - April, May, June, September, October, November Classes and workshops 10 -6402-07-803 ARTS COUNCIL 17,080.00 FCAF Dinner Expenses 1 12,500.00 12,500.00 FCAF Decorations 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 FCAF Printing -Invites, etc.1 1,000.00 1,000.00 FCAF Dinner Promotion 1 750.00 750.00 MABCA Fees 330.00 Permanent Each year the Arts Council sponsors the Honoree Dinner as part of the festival activities. At this dinner we honor someone who has made a significant contribution to the arts in Alabama. We have honored such people as Wilson Pickett, The Swampers, Ace Atkins, Tonea Stewart, and many more. The dinner has grown into a wonderful event and is well attended. Before the dinner, we have a reception and silent auction which is a fund raiser for Friends of the Arts for a future arts facility in Prattville. Items for the silent auction are donated by businesses and individuals who support the cultural arts in our area. To date we have raised approximately $40,000 for the fund. 10 -6402-07-804 BOOK CLUB 350.00 Recreate Book Club 1 350.00 350.00 Permanent To purchase books on a monthly basis. 10 -6402-07-806 CHRISTMAS 50,000.00 Supplies and Throws for Parade 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 Prizes/Awards/Ribbons 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Decorations 35,500.00 New Attraction 10,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 73 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent Supplies include candy throws for the Grand Marshal, Mayor, and Santa Claus. Supplies also include ribbons for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place floats. Grand Marshal car magnetics, publicity and promotion advertising. Each year, we have added a new feature to help grow our downtown display and tree lighting event. 10 -6402-07-807 COMMUNITY CHORUS 12,400.00 Director Fees 1 4,000.00 4,000.00 Office Supplies 1 500.00 500.00 Spring Concert Catering 1 3,000.00 3,000.00 Pianist 2,500.00 Candy & Decorations for Parade 550.00 Singing Valentine Supplies 350.00 Equipment 1,500.00 Permanent The Community Chorus is a volunteer organization, with the exception of the Director and Accompanist who are given a stipend for service. In addition to their Christmas Concert, the Chorus performs at several free City and community events throughout the year and they have an annual Spring Dinner Concert and Singing Valentines which bring in revenue. Events at which they perform or participate include: Performance at Spinners Park Christmas Concert Christmas Parade, Tree Lighting, and Main Street Christmas Singing Valentines Festival Spring Dinner Concert (2 nights) Patriotic Concert Participate in parades Performances at Assisted Living, Retired Teachers, and others throughout the year Current Year Added a new sound board with more input/output so that they can run the equipment they need to run, added advertising for Spring Dinner Concert. 10 -6402-07-808 COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT CLASSES 2,000.00 Class Instructors Supplies 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Workshops for Public 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Permanent Class instructors and payments, as well as workshops/free weekend activities for the public. 10 -6402-07-809 ENTERTAINMENT SERIES 25,800.00 Downtown Concert 3 2,000.00 6,000.00 Advertising 3 1,500.00 4,500.00 Words & Music Event 600.00 Beats and Eats Friday Events 6 1,200.00 7,200.00 Movie Nights 3 2,500.00 7,500.00 Permanent Budget for cost of a band, advertising and other supplies 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 74 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET needed for a downtown concerts, such as back to school street dance or Prattville birthday celebration. 10 -6402-07-811 CREEKSIDE CONCERTS 11,300.00 Creekside Concerts 4 1,200.00 4,800.00 Advertising 2,000.00 Logistic Needs 1,500.00 Car Show Entertainment 4 750.00 3,000.00 Permanent Creekwalk Concerts have been successful in bringing people to the downtown area and the Autauga Creekwalk. We have four of the concerts during the summer, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of June and July, and the Back to School Street Dance in August. The budget will cover the cost of advertising and promotion, fees for bands, and supplies needed for the concerts. 10 -6402-07-812 WILSON PICKETT MUSIC/ARTS FEST 25,000.00 Entertainment 1 8,000.00 8,000.00 Advertising 1 8,500.00 8,500.00 Printing 1 1,500.00 1,500.00 Signage 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 Workshops 2,500.00 Monetary Awards 1,500.00 Supplies 2,000.00 Permanent In 2018, the former Fountain City Arts Festival was revamped and designed to be a larger festival with a music stage to promote local and regional talent, with bands playing throughout the festival and a "head liner" after the festival. We do not anticipate any major changes next year that would bring additional costs. We are pleased with the amount of advertising, quality of entertainment, and children's art involvement. In the event of rain or wind, we have reserved the Doster Center for the festival as a backup. 10 -6402-07-814 HALLOWEEN CANDY WALK 0.00 10 -6402-07-815 INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE/FIREWO 40,600.00 Advertising/Publicity 1 3,500.00 3,500.00 Supplies 1 2,500.00 2,500.00 Fireworks 1 30,000.00 30,000.00 Committee Lunches x 4 600.00 Band for Concert 4,000.00 Permanent The Prattville Independence Day Parade and Fireworks includes the parade, cardboard boat races, and the patriotic program, band and fireworks celebration. This celebration is a very popular event and brings out a large crowd during the daytime events and the evening events. 10 -6402-07-818 MARDI GRAS PARADE 3,750.00 Supplies and Logistics 1 500.00 500.00 Candy for Grand Marshal 1 750.00 750.00 Candy for Mayor/Council 2,500.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 75 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET Permanent The Mardi Gras Parade and Celebration includes the parade and two areas with food vendors and arts, crafts and specialty vendors, and children's inflatables and activities. The budget will cover cost of supplies, candy, decorations, promotion and signage. 10 -6402-07-819 MISS FOUNTAIN CITY PAGEANT 0.00 10 -6402-07-820 PRATTVILLE POPS 7,300.00 Director/Accomp Fees 1 4,800.00 4,800.00 Music 1 2,000.00 2,000.00 Office Supplies 1 500.00 500.00 Permanent The Prattville Pops is an all-volunteer band, with the exception of the director who is paid for his service as director. The Pops presents several concerts each year, assists the Chorus with their Spring Dinner Concert, and participates in several City and community events. Their events include: Fall Concert Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Christmas Concert Mardi Gras Parade March Madness Concert Wilson Pickett Music and Arts Festival Chorus Spring Dinner Concert Pops Spring Concert Patriotic Concert in July and 4th of July Parade Other performances at holiday events and community organization events throughout the year 10 -6402-07-821 WAY-OFF BROADWAY THEATRE 58,400.00 Productions 4 7,000.00 28,000.00 Musical 1 8,000.00 8,000.00 Childrens Camp 1 5,000.00 5,000.00 Theatre Improvements 10,000.00 Cimate Control Storage 2,000.00 ACT/AACT Membership 2,500.00 PR/Marketing 2,500.00 Workshops 2 200.00 400.00 Permanent The Way Off Broadway Theatre (WOBT) is a volunteer organization, with the exception of the Directors and Choreographers for plays. WOBT presents four plays and a musical each season and they participate in City events: Main Street Christmas Christmas Tree Lighting Wilson Pickett Music and Arts Festival Touch A Truck Summer Theatre Camps Plays/Musicals - WOBT proposes a season consisting of 4 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 76 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET plays and 1 musical. For each of these productions, they will pay for licensing, music, scripts, costumes, set building, props, and printing of programs, flyers and postcards. They pay directors for each play and sometimes pay choreographers and other crew members with special talents needed for productions. Summer Theatre Camps - Each summer, WOBT presents two summer camps for youth in our area. One of the camps is a junior camp for children in grades K-4 and the other a senior camp for children in grades 5-8. The director and assistant director will be paid an honorarium for the camps. Office Supplies - WOBT has a need for office supplies from time to time, including paper (for flyers, applications for camps, season listings and other things that come up from time to time), cleaning supplies for sets, writing utensils, storage bins, etc. Theatre Improvements and Storage - The theatre is in need of several improvements and WOBT is requesting that a budget be given to them for construction and cleanup of the back stage area, stage right and left need work to be utilized properly during productions. Currently the light/sound booth is an open area in the corner of the theatre. They would like to have a removable partial wall built as a surround for the light/sound area. 10 -6402-07-823 FARMERS MARKET 4,500.00 Advertising 2,000.00 Supplies 2,500.00 Permanent The Farmers Market opens on the first Saturday of June and ends the last Saturday of August. It is open each Saturday of the summer and has a variety of cooks, music, activities and special promotions throughout the summer. The budget will cover advertising, promotional items, items from the market and special cooking needs of our guest cooks (like charcoal, oil, seasonings), supplies for special projects and a small stipend for live musicians at the market. Fees from the market go to revenue for the City. 10 -6402-11-600 CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 10 -6402-12-100 COVID-19 0.00 10 -6402-12-103 FEMA - STORM DAMAGE 0.00 PAGE TOTAL:4,500.00 DEPT TOTAL: 570,285.33 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 77 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 403 CITY - COUNTY SERVICES 10 -6403-09-651 AUTAUGA CO. HEALTH DEPT.12,000.00 10 -6403-09-652 AUT. CO RURAL TRANSPORTATION 15,000.00 10 -6403-09-653 HUMANE SOCIETY (ANIMAL SHELTER 105,000.00 10 -6403-09-654 LIBRARY 350,000.00 PAGE TOTAL: 482,000.00 DEPT TOTAL: 482,000.00 8-11-23 1:14 PM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 78 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 404 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES 10 -6404-10-655 AGING CONSORTIUM 5,000.00 10 -6404-10-656 ALABAMA LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITI 11,601.61 10 -6404-10-658 PRATTVILLE AIRPORT 120,000.00 Current Year To be paid from lodging tax receipts in equal installments throughout the fiscal year. 10 -6404-10-659 AUTAUGA CO. BLACK HERITAGE 1,000.00 10 -6404-10-660 AUTAUGA CO. FAMILY SUPPORT 2,500.00 10 -6404-10-661 AUTAUGA CO. HERITAGE ASSOC.42,000.00 10 -6404-10-662 AUTAUGA CO. RESCUE SQUAD 7,000.00 10 -6404-10-665 CARDPDC 13,584.00 10 -6404-10-667 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 250,000.00 Annual Allocation 200,000.00 Economic Development Events 50,000.00 10 -6404-10-668 CHARACTER COUNCIL 2,500.00 10 -6404-10-675 EMA 10,000.00 10 -6404-10-678 HPRA OPERATING 15,000.00 10 -6404-10-678.01 HPRA PROJECTS 0.00 10 -6404-10-680 L. M. SMITH DEVELOPMENT CENTER 20,000.00 10 -6404-10-681 SPORTING EVENTS & ECON DEVELOP 250,000.00 10 -6404-10-682 MONTGOMERY AREA MENTAL HEALTH 16,000.00 10 -6404-10-683 GINOVATIONS - ACHA 0.00 10 -6404-10-684 N. HIGHLAND COMMUNITY CENTER 7,500.00 10 -6404-10-687 R.S.V.P.6,000.00 10 -6404-10-688 AUTAUGA COUNTY BOE 796,062.32 Education One Cent Allocation 796,062.32 10 -6404-10-697 MISCELLANEOUS 11,200.00 Autauga Creek Improvement Comm 5,000.00 AC Master Gardeners Assoc 1,000.00 Prattville Solid Waste Auth.3,200.00 Family Sunshine Center 2,000.00 10 -6404-10-699 AUT CO CONSERVATION DISTRICT 7,500.00 10 -6404-10-700 ONE COMMUNITY OUTREACH UNITED 7,500.00 Current Year Allocation to be used for historical marker signs and historical education. PAGE TOTAL: 1,601,947.93 DEPT TOTAL: 1,601,947.93 8-15-23 9:19 AM G/L BUDGET REPORT BUDGET : MB-Mayor's Budget FUND : 10 GENERAL FUND ITEMS PRINTED: ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNTS PAGE: 79 ACCOUNT NO#===== ACCOUNT NAME ====== ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT NO: 900 TRANSFERS 10 -7900-00-000 TRANSFER TO CAPITAL PROJECTS 12,301,100.00 Pub Fac One Cent Funds - Bank 3,450,000.00 P&R One Cent Funds - Tier I 4,150,000.00 Infras. One Cent Funds- Tier I 294,000.00 Pub Fac One Cent Funds- Tier I 1,300,000.00 FDR Funds - PPD - PS Training 200,000.00 Pub Fac One Cent Funds - PS 665,000.00 Infras. One Cent Funds- McQuee 42,000.00 Infras One Cent Funds-Mayfield 709,100.00 Infras. One Cent Funds- Jay St 525,000.00 Infras One Cent Funds-Court St 170,000.00 Infras One Cent- Downtown Side 140,000.00 Infras One Cent- Bell Pk Drain 41,000.00 Infras One Cent - Bent Tree 65,000.00 Infras One Cent- Interstate Ct 550,000.00 Current Year The McQueen Smith Road Widening transfer is from Infrastructure One Cent receipts. The Annex Building Renovations transfer is from General Fund revenue receipts. The Bank Building Renovations transfer is from Public Facilities - One Cent receipts. The Parks & Rec Tier I Projects transfer is from the Parks & Rec - One Cent receipts. 10 -7900-00-001 TRANSFER TO DSF - OTHER 123,311.20 Firetruck 84,218.42 Fire Heart Monitors 39,092.78 10 -7900-00-002 TRANSFER TO GROUP HEALTH FUND 3,432,692.00 10 -7900-00-003 TRANSFER TO WW ENT FUND 0.00 10 -7900-00-006 TRANSFER TO SAN ENT FUND 0.00 10 -7900-00-007 TRANSFER TO JUDICIAL FUND 596,728.60 10 -7900-00-008 TRANSFER TO GAS TAX FUND 38,714.85 FY 2024 Balance Transfer 38,714.85 10 -7900-00-011 TRANSFER TO DSF - ONE CENT 0.00 10 -7900-00-014 TRANS TO DSF - ONE CENT - INF 587,836.38 Road & Bridge - Industrial Pk 371,765.88 2016 CWSRF 26,160.00 2017 CWSRF 14,070.00 2018 CWSRF 20,390.00 2020 CWSRF (Stormwater)89,797.75 2021 CWSRF 21,215.00 2022 CWSRF (Stormwater)44,437.75 10 -7900-00-015 TRANS TO DSF - ONE CENT - P&R 933,725.02 2022-A GO Warrants 425,297.52 2022-B GO Warrants 508,427.50 10 -7900-00-016 TRANSFER TO HPRA 0.00 PAGE TOTAL: 18,014,108.05 DEPT TOTAL: 18,014,108.05 TOTAL EXPENDITURES: 63,539,498.58 NET REVENUES/EXPENDITURES: 6,179,511.42