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Downriver Community Conference & Downriver Mutual Aid 2011-2012 Budget Presentation

Downriver Community Conference & Downriver Mutual Aid 2011-2012 Budget Presentation. Prepared by: Kimberly Donahey. Overview. 2011-2012 Budget = $21,659,624 DCC: Decrease of $2,191,731 Decrease in ARRA funding Decrease in regular funding DMA: Increase of $1,946,793

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Downriver Community Conference & Downriver Mutual Aid 2011-2012 Budget Presentation

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  1. Downriver Community Conference&Downriver Mutual Aid2011-2012 Budget Presentation Prepared by: Kimberly Donahey

  2. Overview 2011-2012 Budget = $21,659,624 DCC: Decrease of $2,191,731 • Decrease in ARRA funding • Decrease in regular funding DMA: Increase of $1,946,793 • Additional COPS grants • Forfeitures • 911 surcharges

  3. Highlights 2011-2012 • Central Funds to retain positive balance • Continue to work with the Creative Montessori Academy on sale of building (partial) • Focus on job placement – no training money available • Continue to be aggressive with grant applications

  4. The Building Fund 2011-2012 Year • Increase in fund balance of $738,507 • Sale of the building • Changes in occupancy/rent • Tenant decrease • DCC decrease due to funding cuts • Capital Improvements • Roof • Parking lot • Boiler system • Windows

  5. Employment & Training • Broken down into three main departments and one support department • Workforce Investment Act Dept. (WIA) • Employment Services Dept. • Welfare Reform - Jobs, Education and Training Dept. (JET) • Support: Education Department • Reduction of approx. $896,411 next year • Focus shift from training to job placement • Overall decrease of WIA funding—ARRA & Adult • RES Center pilot program ending ($408,911) • Disability Navigator Program absorbed into ES program • JET funding – not available

  6. Transportation • Decrease of $15,513 • Continue partnership with The Senior Alliance and SMART • Continue to run the Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) grant and New Freedom grant

  7. Weatherization • Reduction of funding of $1,289,412 • Continue to run ARRA Weatherization until March 31, 2012 • DCC was just awarded $1 million for Energy Assistance • This will assist approx. 965 area residents with heating bills

  8. Economic Development • Decrease in funding by $628,000 • RLF I grant ending September 30th • Continue to complete EPA grants • Assessment • Revolving Loan Fund II • ARRA Petro grant • PTAC program and 504(b) loan program will operate the same as last year

  9. Downriver Mutual Aid

  10. Police • Membership dues total $63,850 • Operations to run the same • SWAT Team applied for a Bearcat vehicle through WCHS • Crash Team looking to purchase vehicle • Police teams consist of: • SWAT • Crisis Negotiations • Crime unit • Crash Team

  11. Fire • Membership dues $73,202 • Fire Budget to continue paying Accumed fees • Hired a part time Logistics Officer to maintain equipment and inventory • Fire Teams consist of: • Downriver Emergency Response Team (DERT) • Dive Team • Fire Investigation Task Force (FITF)

  12. DRANO(Downriver Area Narcotics Organization) • Membership dues $115,600 • Supports one FT position and operating costs • Changes with forfeitures • Chief forfeitures will now go to MSP • Overtime costs will go to MSP • DMA forfeitures will remain within DRANO for future operating costs • Reduction of officers from communities so forfeitures are expected to decline in future years • DRANO now has three participating communities (down from 12 members to 3)

  13. COPS Grants • Community Oriented Policing Services • COPS VI: Each community has been allocated $19,050 • COPS VII: Work in progress • E-lights, answering position software • COPS 2010 Microwave Project ($200,000) • COPS 2010 Technology ($650,000)

  14. E-911 • Revenue to remain the same over the next year • Maintenance fees – increased • COPS grants pays for as available • Loan paid off in November 2010 • RFP has been posted as of August 24, 2011 to replace 800 MHz system • Tentative Board approval set for December 2011

  15. The End!!! If you should have any questions regarding the budgets or programs, please do not hesitate to contact the DCC. Questions: Kimberly Donahey 734-362-7005 kim.donahey@dccwf.org DCC Website: www.dccwf.org Thank you for your time.

  16. DCC Dues Each community pays $4,750 Helps provide match for services provided to the communities Pays for expenses to write proposals that are not covered by grants Insurance Outreach Collaborative agreements DMA Dues Dues are based on population according the US Census Supports the activities of the Police, Fire and DRANO Teams Equipment, maintenance, communication costs, specialized training and supplies Membership Dues

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