City of Hoboken CY 2017 Introduced Budget

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City of Hoboken

CY 2017 Introduced Budget

Prepared by
Stephen Marks, Business Administrator
Linda Landolfi, Finance Director

1 March 15, 2017


City Budget Summary
(Excluding Grants & Library Tax)

2016 Adopted Budget 2017 Introduced Budget Change


Revenues
Surplus Anticipated $10,000,000 $10,000,000 0.0%
PILOTS/Abatements $14,046,580 $15,108,000 7.6%
Miscellaneous $28,340,781 $28,047,089 -1.0%
Receipts from Delinquent Taxes $915,000 $915,000 0.0%
Municipal Purpose Tax $53,885,664 $53,885,664 0.0%
Total Revenue $107,188,025 $107,955,753 0.7%

Appropriations
Salaries and Wages $41,825,357 $45,803,489 9.5%
Other Expenses $45,085,995 $41,909,568 -7.0%
Statutory $10.173,514 $10,073,849 -1.0%
Debt Service $7,586,500 $8,122,188 7.1%
Deferred Charges $1,621,659 $1,621,659 0.0%
Capital Improvements $895,000 $425,000 -52.5%

2 Total Appropriations $107,188.025 $107,955,753 0.7%


Major Revenue Changes

Item Amount
REVENUE:
Payments in Lieu of Taxes $1,061,000
Building Permits $(517,000)
FEMA $(500,000)
Capital Fund Balance $ 242,000
Municipal Court $ 191,000
Open Space $ 190,000
Interest on Deposits $ 65,000
Other Revenue Items $ 36,000

3 Revenue increased by $768,000


Major Appropriation Increases

Item Amount
S&W $ 4,000,000
Salary Adjustments $ (1,450,000)
Net S&W increase $ 2,550,000
Debt Service $ 536,000
Liability/Workers Comp Insurance $ 255,000
Master Plan $ 100,000
Construction Code OE $ 100,000
Redevelopment $ 63,000

Appropriations increased by $768,000


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Major Appropriation Decreases

Item Amount
Reserve for Tax Appeals $ (1,000,000)
Health Benefits $ (673,000)
Judgements $ (550,000)
Capital Improvement Fund $ (400,000)
Social Security/Medicare $ (225,000)

Appropriations increased by $768,000

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2nd Lowest Municipal Tax in Hudson County

2016 Average Residential Municipal Bill


$6,007
$6,000 $5,684
$5,238
$5,000
$4,199 $4,104 $4,087
$4,000 $3,761
$3,324 $3,312 $3,215
$3,000 $2,491 $2,481

$2,000
$1,000
$-

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Stable Municipal Purposes Tax
Increasing County Taxes

(for average residential assessed property)

7 2017 Municipal Purposes tax decrease is $6 per $100,000 of assessed value


Share of Total Tax Bill

45%

40%

35% County

School
30%
Municipal

25%

20%
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

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2017 Appropriations

Statutory, 9.3%
Capital, 0.4%

Debt Service, 7.5%

Deferred Charges, 1.5%

Salaries, 42.4%

OE, 38.8%

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Salaries & Wages
Court, 2.6% Community Dev, 1.4%
Administration, 7.4%

Revenue/Finance, 3.0%

Human Services, 4.7%

Public Works, 7.7%

Public Safety,
73.2%

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2017 Operating Expenses
Reserve for Tax
Appeals, 2.4% Other, 7.7%

Administration,
5.6%

Other Insurance,
6.8%

Reserve for Group Health,


Uncollected 47.5%
taxes, 7.9%

Utilities and
Other Public Works,
Unclassified, 13.4%
8.7%

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2017 Capital Program
Project Category Estimated Total Capital Imp Fund
City Hall Preservation $ 500,000 $ 0
Park Acquisition and Improvement $ 9,400,000 $ 0
Pier A Rehabilitation $ 4,000,000 $ 200,000
Police Cameras & ALPRS $ 500,000 $ 25,000
Police Vehicles $ 220,000 $ 11,000
Road Resurfacing & Trans $ 3,444,000 $ 164,000
Water Main Replacement $ 5,000,000 $ 0

Total $ 23,064,000 $ 400,000

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Budget Workshop Dates

Monday, March 27, 2017


o Police 6:00pm
o Corporation Counsel 7:00pm
o Transportation and Parking 8:00pm
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
o Community Development 6:00pm
o Health and Human Services 7:00pm
o Environmental Services 8:00pm
Monday, April 3, 2017
o Fire 6:00pm
o Administration and Finance 7:00pm
o City Clerk 8:00pm

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