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The 2010 Budget Presentation, held on August 10, 2009, outlines budget proposals for capital projects, transportation, and various funds including property taxes, bus replacement plans, and debt service. It highlights the General Fund expenditures totaling $153,092,577 and discusses factors such as enrollment numbers and the Complexity Index affecting tuition support. Key dates include a public hearing on September 14 and budget adoption on September 28, 2009. The presentation emphasizes the need for approval of budgets and outlines the fiscal changes affecting future funding.
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2010 Budget Presentation August 10, 2009
BUDGETS TO APPROVE • Property Tax Supported: • Capital Projects • Bus • Transportation • Replacement • Debt Service & Pension Bond • Art Institute • Other: • General, which includes Special • Education Pre-School effective • January 1, 2010
Budget Adoption Calendar • Board Meetings • August 10 Budget Presentation • August 24 Permission to Advertise • August 26 & Budgets Advertised • September 2 • September 14 Public Hearing • Bus Replacement Plan • Capital Projects Fund • September 28 Budget Adoption
Board Approval Required 2010 Appropriations (budget) 2010 Maximum Levy (property tax) NOTE: Fiscal year change is coming with next budget adoption
General Fund • Salaries and fringe benefits • Teachers, administrators, custodial, • clerical • Operating costs • Utilities, insurance, legal • School materials & supplies
General Fund Expenditures 2010 Budget $153,092,577
Tuition Support – Factors • Enrollment – past 5 years and next estimate • Complexity Index – uses free and reduced lunch rate • Prior year revenue
Assessed Value – EVSC • 2008 pay 2009 $8.2 billion • 2009 pay 2010 $7.0 billion • Decrease 15% due to reductions in • assessed valuation. • Will impact fixed rate funds • Capital Projects Fund/Pension Debt Service
Local Share • Property Tax • Motor Vehicle Excise Tax • Commercial Vehicle Excise Tax • Financial Institutions Tax
Capital Projects Fund (CPF) • 3-year plan • Rate-driven fund – Rate established by State • Building construction, renovation, repair, • maintenance • 39 of buildings, average age 64 years • Equipment and Technology purchases and • repair • Pension bonds are tax neutral with this fund • New in 2010 - $150,000 has been budgeted for • musical instruments
Debt Service Funds Budget Overview
Debt Service Rate Comparison (2007 rates)
Bus Funds • Transportation • Annual budget determined by state formula, • supported by property taxes – 3.8% increase • for 2010 – Rate decreased from 4% in 2009 • and 5% in 2008 • Replacement • Annual budget determined by 15 year • replacement plan
Art Institute Fund • Pass through to Evansville Museum of Arts, • History and Science • To provide ongoing programs for our students • Budget same at $120,000
2009 & 2010 Budgets Summary
Next Steps - • August 24, 2009 Board Meeting-Permission to Advertise Budget • August 26, 2009 Date of 1st Publication of the 2010 Proposed Budget, Bus Replacement Plan, and Capital Projects Fund. • September 2, 2009 Date of 2nd Publication of Proposed 2010 Budget • September 14, 2009 Board Meeting – Public Hearing of Proposed 2010 Budget, Bus Replacement Plan and Capital Projects Fund • September 28, 2009 Board Meeting – Proposed 2010 Budget, Bus Replacement Plan, and Capital Projects Plan Adopted by the Board at Public Meeting • September 29, 2009 File adopted Budgets and Tax Levies with the County Auditor