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Council Workshop FY22-23 Budget Discussion April 26, 2022 Budget Calendar 2 Item Date Workshop #1 – Budget Overview / Revenues / Five-Year Financial Forecasts January 11, 2022 Workshop #2 – FY23-32 Capital Improvement Plan February 1, 2022 Workshop #3 – FY23-32 Capital Improvement Plan March 1, 2022 Workshop #4 – (All Day) FY23 Operating Budget Department Presentations April 5, 2022 Workshop #5 – (All Day) FY23 Operating Budget Department Presentations April 7, 2022 Workshop #6 – FY23 Final Budget Workshop April 26, 2022 Voting Meeting – Tentative Budget Adoption May 10, 2022 Voting Meeting – Final Budget Adoption / Property Tax Levy June 14, 2022 Voting Meeting – Property Tax Adoption June 28, 2022 Agenda 3 • Follow Up Items from April 7th Workshop • Changes to Budget • FY22-23 Total Budget • FY22-23 Operating Budget • FY22-23 Capital Improvement Plan Follow Up Items from April 7th Workshop 4 • Cost of Adding Two (2) Additional Code Inspector Positions – Salary, Benefits, Equipment, Uniforms, etc. $182,742 – Vehicles $ 55,948 – Total $238,690 • Four (4) Code Inspectors Total Change to Operating Budget since April 7th Workshop 5 • Operating Budget Supplementals for Vehicles – Vehicles ordered in FY22 in Transportation, PFRSE, and Fire Department operating budgets are being carried over to FY23. • Vehicle Replacement Fund (VRF) carryover has been updated • Position Reclassifications – Positions approved at the April 12, 2022 City Council Meeting have been updated in the budget – Water Services – Reclassify Buyer to Material Control Specialist • Increase position from .75 to 1.0 FTE • Budget Impact: Decrease of $11,937 Follow Up Items from April 7th Workshop 6 • Addition of Feral Cat Program to Code Compliance – $20k • Move Deputy City Manager Position from Public Affairs to City Manager’s Office • Per Unit Cost – Desktop Computer to Laptop Computer – $1,100 per computer – Includes extended warranty • Tool Allowance • Right of Way Maintenance CITYWIDE LANDSCAPE RESTORATION 7 CITYWIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY MAINTENANCE 8 Change to Capital Improvement Plan since March 1st Workshop 9 • Transportation Department reduced inflationary factors for airport and transit – Budget Reduction of approximately $2.3M • Facility Maintenance – Exterior Building Maintenance/Repair – Council consensus from April 12, 2022 Workshop – $1.3M Annually • New Projects – Streets – 95th Ave/Montebello Intersection Improvements ($130k) – Water – Water Meter Data Collection ($70k) – Wastewater – Vision 2 Lift Station ($6.2M) • CIP Carryover Updated FY22-23 Budget Priorities 10 • Sustainability • Public Safety • Project Delivery • Economic Development • Neighborhoods • Strategic Planning • Deferred Maintenance FY22-23 Budget Recap 11 • Balanced budget • Increases in risk management, worker’s compensation, and benefit premiums and claims • Funding for inflationary increases • Operating and maintenance for Heroes Park Lake and splash pads at Sunset Palms and O’Neil • Investment in technology infrastructure and cybersecurity • Funding for critical positions for improved service and project delivery, support growth, and enhance IT security FY22-23 Budget Highlights 12 • Salary increases in accordance with current Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) for represented employees • Focus on employee retention – 5% cost of living adjustment for non-MOU employees • 10% movement in some ranges • Up to 2% performance pay – Continued funding for Innovation and Excellence in Service incentives FY22-23 Total Budget Appropriation 13 Operating $546.4 M 50% Capital $309.5 M 28% Contingency $137.3 M 13% Debt $96.8 M 9% FY22-23 Total Budget $1.09B FY22-23 Operating Budget 14 Police $109.8 M 20.1% Water $63.0 M 11.5% HR $59.7 M 10.9% Field Ops $59.3 M 10.9% Fire $58.7 M 10.7% Other $55.2 M 10.1% Community Svcs $46.3 M 8.5% Transportation $35.9 M 5.4% IT $23.5 M 4.3% PFR&SE $17.9 M 3.3% Non-Departmental $17.1 M 3.1% Total FY22-23 Budget $546.4M FY22-23 Capital Improvement Plan 15 Water $55.9M Streets $52.3M Wastewater $45.0M Parks $43.0M Facility Maintenance $39.6M Public Safety $28.7M Landfill $16.8M Airport $9.3M Drainage $5.3M Transit $4.7M Solid Waste $4.5M Library $2.5M Arts $1.4M Finance $0.3M Parking Lots $0.2M Total FY22-23 CIP $309.5M Summary of Personnel Changes 16 General Fund # of Positions Budget and Finance 4 City Attorney’s Office 2 Code Compliance* 5 Community Services 1 Development Services 6 Economic Development 1 Engineering 5 Field Operations 1 Fire Services 1 Human Resources 2 Organizational Performance 1 Police Services 9 Public Facilities, Rec & Events 6 Total General Fund 44 Enterprise Funds # of Positions Field Operations 3 Water Services** .25 Total Enterprise Funds 3.25 Special Revenue Funds # of Positions Highway User Revenue Fund 2 Transportation Sales Tax 5 Total Special Revenue 7 Internal Service Funds # of Positions Innovation and Technology 5 Total Internal Service Funds 5 Total All Funds # of Positions General Fund 42 Enterprise Funds 3 Internal Service Funds 5 Special Revenue Funds 7 Total 59.25 *2 Code Inspectors Added to Code Compliance ** Water Position Reclassified from .75 to 1.0 FTE General Fund Five-Year Financial Forecast 17 FY22-23 FY23-24 FY24-25 FY25-26 FY26-27 Beginning Fund Balance 146,141,585 171,536,572 143,247,706 122,250,773 97,221,977 Operating Revenue 314,292,668 313,488,109 314,850,499 317,663,703 325,934,356 Operating Expenditures (247,436,644) (282,816,207) (294,813,634) (304,883,109) (317,481,888) Net Transfers (36,461,037) (53,960,768) (36,033,799) (32,809,390) (32,941,631) Contingency (5,000,000) (5,000,000) (5,000,000) (5,000,000) (5,000,000) Total Surplus/(Deficit) 25,394,987 (28,288,866) (20,996,934) (25,028,796) (29,489,162) Ending Unassigned Fund Balance 122,215,481 83,114,855 80,077,208 73,993,680 45,632,814 Assigned Fund Balance 49,321,091 60,132,851 42,173,565 23,228,297 22,100,000 Ending Fund Balance 171,536,572 143,247,706 122,250,773 97,221,977 67,732,814 FY22-23 General Fund Transfers 18 General Fund Transfers In General Fund Transfers Out Public Safety Sales Tax – Police $27,210,017 Vehicle Replacement Fund ($3,505,696) Public Safety Sales Tax – Fire $13,634,548 Airport Special Revenue Fund ($167,047) CAP Grant ($64,299) Public Housing ($452,563) GRPSTC ($2,638,926) Interfund Loan ($2,128,768) General Fund Capital Projects ($27,546,140) Debt Service – COPs ($5,665,807) Debt Service – MPC/Excise Tax ($35,136,356) Total Transfers In $40,844,565 Total – Transfers Out ($77,305,602) Budget Calendar 19 Item Date Workshop #1 – Budget Overview / Revenues / Five-Year Financial Forecasts January 11, 2022 Workshop #2 – FY23-32 Capital Improvement Plan February 1, 2022 Workshop #3 – FY23-32 Capital Improvement Plan March 1, 2022 Workshop #4 – (All Day) FY23 Operating Budget Department Presentations April 5, 2022 Workshop #5 – (All Day) FY23 Operating Budget Department Presentations April 7, 2022 Workshop #6 – FY23 Final Budget Workshop April 26, 2022 Voting Meeting – Tentative Budget Adoption May 10, 2022 Voting Meeting – Final Budget Adoption / Property Tax Levy June 14, 2022 Voting Meeting – Property Tax Adoption June 28, 2022