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Memo- Second Quarter 2011 Financial and Investment Report• • 0 MEMORANDUM Date: July 19, 2011 To: Mayor & City Council From: Christine Harkess, Finance Director FINANCE DEPARTMENT Subject: Second Quarter 2011 Financial and Investment Report Attached is the second quarter financial and investment report power point presentation. If you have any questions in advance please contact me. A full presentation will be given at the council meeting. • • • 2011 2nd QUARTER FINANCIAL & INVESTMENT REPORT CITY OF HOPKINS General Fund Revenues o Taxes support 84% of general fund activities. o Intergovernmental revenues support 4% o Licenses, Permits & Fines support 5% :> Charges for Services support 2% o Miscellaneous revenues including Franchise fees support 3% o Interest income supports less than 1% o Use of budgeted reserves — 1% GENERAL FUND REVENUES % age of Budget Actual Budget Taxes $ 8,630,564 $ 4,369,279 50.63% Intergovernmental $ 442,070 $ 136,542 30.89% Licenses, Permits & Fines $ 515,290 $ 310,568 60.27% Charges for Services $ 185,700 $ 108,066 58.19% Miscellaneous $ 319,900 $ 87,239 27.27% Interest Income $ 75,000 $ 6,004 8.01% Use of Reserves $ 130,803 $ 0.00% Total Revenues $ 10,299,327 $ 5,017,698 48.72% General Fund — Overview At the end of 2n6 Quarter - o Revenues are at 49% of total budget o Expenditures are at 46% of budget General Fund Revenue Comparison 2nd Quarter (inthwsands) Tac, UIP -F— ('harges Interest Other General Fund Expenditures o Salaries and benefits make up 79% of GF expenditures o Materials, supplies and services make up 21% o Transfers and Contingency make up 0% o Capital is 0% 1 • Total General Fund Expenditures 2nd Quarter - (in thousands) Salaries Matl/Spls Capital General Fund Expenditures % age of Budget Actual Budget General Government $ 1,200,450 $ 485,060 40.41% Community Services $ 1,008,440 $ 405,525 40.21% Public Safety $ 5,322,645 $ 2,459,918 46.22% Public Works $ 2,174,400 $ 1,051,847 48.37% Recreation $ 533,192 $ 311,670 58.45% Other $ 60.200 $ 57.752 95.93% Total Expenditures $ 10,299,327 $ 4,771,772 46.33% 2011 Budget Challenges o State Budget Deficit Impact on city's budget o Loss of MVHC o Unallotment of LGA o Health insurance costs o Investment income opportunities continue to present challenges o Decline in property values • General Fund Expenditures General Fund Expenditure Comparison 2nd Quarter - (in thousands) 2011 2010 2009 zoos City's Response o Revenues Eliminated Capital Levy o Expenditures Delayed hiring of vacant positions Eliminated non-critical capital items Use of budget reserves from 2009 ON • • Special Revenue Fund Revenues % age of Budget Actual Budget Chemical Assessment $ 45,000 $ 36,974 82.16% Economic Development $ 148,600 $ 11,587 7.80% Housing Rehab $ 3,500 $ 1,655 47.29% Parking $ 82,000 $ 75,673 92.28% Communications $ 204,000 $ 51,928 25.45% Depot Coffee House • $ 112,900 $ 33,583 29.75% Art Center $ 795,212 $ 283,535 35.66% Special Revenue Funds Financial Position Enterprise Funds Change Budget In Fund Cash Budget Revenues Expenses Balance Balance Chemical Assessment $ 36,974 $ 63,475 $ (26,501) $ (81,937) Economic Development $ 11,587 $ 95,491 $ (83,904) $ 28,237 Housing Rehab $ 1,655 $ 44,143 $ (42,488) $ 540,890 Parking $ 75,673 $ 40,330 $ 35,343 $ 230,394 Communications $ 51,928 $ 98,512 $ (46,584) $ 354,413 Depot Coffee House $ 33,583 $ 44,925 $ (11,342) $ 5,952 Art Center $ 283,535 $ 391,333 $(107,798) $(776,935) Special Revenue Fund Expenditures Enterprise Funds Expenditures Budget % age of Budget Budget Actual Budget Water $ 1,256,711 $ 586,094 46.64% Sewer $ 2,044,304 $ 876,387 42.87% Refuse $ 929,994 $ 352,319 37.88% Storm Sewer $ 425,727 $ 187,060 43.94% Pavilion $ 417,695 $ 191,506 45.85% Special Revenue Fund Expenditures Enterprise Funds Enterprise Funds % age of Budget Actual Budget Chemical Assessment $ 45,000 $ 63,475 141.06% Economic Development $ 300,709 $ 95,491 31.76% Housing Rehab $ 94,834 $ 44,143 46.55% Parking $ 118,293 $ 40,330 34.09% Communications $ 226,074 $ 98,512 43.58% Depot Coffee House $ 122,867 $ 44,925 36.56% Art Center $ 794,943 $ 391,333 49.23% Enterprise Funds Enterprise Funds Revenues % age of Budget Actual Budget Water $ 1,511,464 $ 596,465 39.46% Sewer $ 2,072,000 $ 891,006 43.00% Refuse $ 952,370 $ 499,586 52.46% Storm Sewer $ 815,140 $ 402,070 49.33% Pavilion $ 371,850 $ 216,187 58.14% Enterprise Funds 3 Net Income Cash Revenues Expenses JL2Rsj Balance Water $ 596,465 $ 586,094 $ 10,371 $ (461,646) Sewer $ 891,006 $ 876,387 $ 14,619 $ (39,396) Refuse $ 499,586 $ 352,319 $ 147,267 $ 418,827 Storm Sewer $ 402,070 $ 187,060 $ 215,010 $ 383,589 Pavilion $ 216,187 $ 191,506 $ 24,681 $ (78,692) 3 • • • Cash & Investments June 30, 2011 o Bank Sweep Account $ 5,831,279 o Certificates of Deposit 4,603,000 o Government Securities 1,538.323 Total $11,801,602 Interest Earnings 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 Cash & Investments Breakdown by Fund Ownership o General Fund $ 2,956,974 o Special Revenue Funds 1,348,068 o Debt Funds 1,016,473 o Capital Funds 4,241,201 o Internal Service Funds 2,016,203 o Enterprise Funds 222,683 Total $ 11,801,602 2011 2nd QUARTER FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT REPORT Questions? 11