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Educational Budget Series
2020 “Fiscal Curb”–Impact & Preparation
City of South Bend Common Council
Personnel & Finance Committee
March 4, 2019
Agenda
•What is the issue?
•What is causing the issue?
•What are we doing to address the issue?
Business as Usual Scenario (General Fund, PS LOIT, COIT, EDIT)
$6.3M
$8.2M
$9.6M $6.6M This is the
scenario if no
steps are taken
to enhance
revenue or
reduce
expenditures
CITY OF SOUTH BEND, IN
What is causing the issue?
Financial Concerns for 2020 and Beyond
Revenue
•“Circuit Breaker”
Property Tax Caps
•Decline of Medicaid
Supplemental
Payment
Adjustment for EMS
•Changes in Gasoline
Tax Distribution
Operating
Expenditures
•Salary & benefit
costs continue to
rise, particularly the
cost of health
insurance
•Costs of
maintenance for
streets, curbs &
sidewalks continues
to outpace revenue
Capital Expenditures
•Large-scale projects
already underway
(MySB Parks &
Trails)
•Continuation of
large-scale upgrades
in infrastructure
(particularly sewers)
Revenue
Business as Usual Scenario (General Fund, PS LOIT, COIT, EDIT)
$6.3M
$8.2M
$9.6M $6.6M This is the
scenario if no
steps are taken
to enhance
revenue or
reduce
expenditures
Operating Revenue Projections (All Funds)
Note: Excludes Transfers In, Interfund Allocation Revenue, Debt Proceeds, and Payment in Lieu of Taxes from Water/Wastewater
Overview of Property Tax Calculation
Total Tax
Rate of All
Units
Net Assessed
Value (NAV)
Circuit Breaker
Maximum Tax
Circuit
Breaker
Cap
(1%, 2%, or
3%)
Taxes Due to
Property Tax Cap
Exempt Tax Rates
Gross Annual
Taxes
Gross
Assessed
Value
Tax Cap
Exempt
Rate
Net Assessed
Value (NAV)
Net Annual Tax
Bill
Circuit Breaker Property Tax Caps (Examples)Homestead Commercial
Property Tax Projection
Impact on Net
Revenue in 2020
-$1.93
Million
Medicaid Supplemental Payment Adjustment
Gasoline Tax Distribution Changes
Local Income Tax (LIT) Revenue
Although current
projections show that
Income Taxes will
increase, this is highly
dependent on
underlying economic
conditions.
Operating Revenue Projections (All Funds)
Note: Excludes Transfers In, Interfund Allocation Revenue, Debt Proceeds, and Payment in Lieu of Taxes from Water/Wastewater
Revenue Projection Summary (All Funds)
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Actual Actual Actual Budget Projection Projection Projection Projection
All Revenues Excluding Transfers In, Interfund Allocation Revenue, and PILOT
Operating Revenue
Property Taxes 76,708,415$ 77,136,347$ 80,788,795$ 78,885,295$ 75,743,221$ 77,187,482$ 77,871,467$ 78,446,801$
Local Income Taxes 31,463,184 28,360,244 32,712,559 32,412,051 33,180,368 33,967,696 34,774,524 35,601,355
Charges for Services 79,691,230 81,105,673 82,955,684 85,908,401 87,407,972 87,820,144 88,241,295 88,428,286
Other Taxes (Auto Excise, Liquor Excise, Cigarette, Gaming)25,491,251 26,286,410 27,016,495 26,597,029 26,328,178 26,048,163 26,070,800 26,201,936
Other Operating Income (Licenses, Permits, Fines, Fees, etc.)10,521,639 8,865,314 13,392,697 5,388,762 5,374,488 4,813,077 4,827,503 4,865,006
Total Operating Revenue 223,875,719 221,753,989 236,866,230 229,191,538 228,034,226 229,836,563 231,785,588 233,543,383
Non-Operating Income
Interest Earnings 2,118,037 2,218,568 4,751,950 2,555,222 2,396,966 2,389,643 2,383,394 2,373,912
Donations / Grants 7,402,805 5,807,232 7,694,983 11,482,380 7,841,880 7,604,086 7,601,631 7,615,931
Total Non-Operating Revenue 9,520,841 8,025,800 12,446,933 14,037,602 10,238,846 9,993,729 9,985,025 9,989,842
Debt Proceeds
Debt Proceeds - 43,629,978 23,645,347 2,034,625 1,713,480 2,151,400 2,205,510 2,010,805
Total Debt Proceeds - 43,629,978 23,645,347 2,034,625 1,713,480 2,151,400 2,205,510 2,010,805
Total Revenues 233,396,560$ 273,409,767$ 272,958,510$ 245,263,765$ 239,986,552$ 241,981,691$ 243,976,122$ 245,544,030$
Operating Expenditures
Business as Usual Scenario (General Fund, PS LOIT, COIT, EDIT)
$6.3M
$8.2M
$9.6M $6.6M
Operating Expenditures (Business as Usual)
Operating Expenditures (All Funds)
Note: Excludes Transfers Out, Interfund Allocations, PILOT, and Capital Expenditures
Operating Expenditures By Department
2016 2017 2018 2019 Budget 2020 (Proj.)2021 (Proj.)2022 (Proj.)2023 (Proj.)
All Expenditures Excluding Transfers Out, Interfund Allocations, & PILOT
Operating Expenditures
MAYOR 666,792$ 696,477$ 859,267$ 904,318$ 976,360$ 860,678$ 876,395$ 892,540$
CITY CLERK 370,676 407,295 426,383 449,936 502,483 511,445 520,589 529,914
COMMON COUNCIL 514,741 468,011 552,203 733,136 704,877 664,980 667,145 796,373
ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE 11,372,800 10,303,783 10,743,103 7,405,899 7,521,364 7,546,526 7,625,246 6,855,039
LEGAL 964,762 976,037 1,009,894 1,182,299 1,267,490 1,292,005 1,317,012 1,342,526
PUBLIC WORKS 61,468,325 66,302,464 64,886,398 71,956,621 71,559,127 71,260,337 72,276,237 69,917,734
POLICE 38,543,471 40,624,232 40,665,901 43,381,019 42,123,006 44,219,479 43,791,279 43,979,644
FIRE 33,177,508 33,993,790 34,741,406 35,341,625 36,931,282 37,531,098 38,033,258 38,477,750
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT 20,926,874 30,241,022 20,940,376 20,680,898 20,223,913 20,438,701 20,190,535 20,258,197
VENUES, PARKS & ARTS 16,153,845 20,523,982 21,315,774 24,091,662 21,029,606 21,260,561 21,554,242 21,916,946
CODE ENFORCEMENT 3,190,140 2,822,386 3,225,272 3,803,781 3,983,362 3,994,630 4,010,138 4,011,195
BUILDING DEPARTMENT 1,046,442 1,121,783 1,155,413 1,093,156 1,209,955 1,230,774 1,232,342 1,237,031
INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY 474,649 3,573,785 5,769,405 7,745,183 7,471,427 7,642,147 7,566,116 7,607,024
OTHER 236,243 4,171,452 3,845,719 3,590,387 3,586,403 3,575,074 3,571,342 3,566,334
Total Operations 189,107,269 216,226,500 210,136,512 222,359,920 219,090,655 222,028,435 223,231,876 221,388,247
Note: Excludes Transfers Out, Interfund Allocations, PILOT, and Capital Expenditures
Operating Expenditures By Department
Note: Excludes Transfers Out, Interfund Allocations, PILOT, and Capital Expenditures
Health Insurance Expenditures
Capital Expenditures
Capital Expenditures
Capital Expenditures by Department
2016 2017 2018 2019 Budget 2020 (Proj.)2021 (Proj.)2022 (Proj.)2023 (Proj.)
Capital Expenditures
MAYOR -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$
CITY CLERK - - - - - - - -
COMMON COUNCIL - - - - - - - -
ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE - - 105,364 - - - - -
LEGAL - - - - - - - -
PUBLIC WORKS 18,264,554 8,627,300 7,780,777 17,790,625 9,209,980 7,747,900 6,082,010 6,945,305
POLICE 30,787 161,829 2,243,205 545,000 545,000 545,000 545,000 545,000
FIRE 883,236 1,243,760 3,423,990 1,460,000 1,990,000 1,020,000 2,780,000 780,000
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT 20,061,992 23,720,803 26,120,160 20,144,173 10,711,980 8,859,314 8,498,741 11,175,015
VENUES, PARKS & ARTS 215,076 1,504,616 5,348,644 10,791,605 875,758 320,606 250,918 321,236
CODE ENFORCEMENT 70,285 2 152,627 125,000 80,000 220,000 225,000 195,000
BUILDING DEPARTMENT - - 65,670 - 50,000 - - 53,000
INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY - - - - - - - -
OTHER - 4,134,811 - - - - - -
Total Capital 39,525,930 39,393,121 45,240,437 50,856,403 23,462,718 18,712,820 18,381,669 20,014,556
CITY OF SOUTH BEND, IN
What are we doing to address the issue?
Revenue
Revenue Opportunities
Refine revenue
projections
Work with County to
ensure that
assessments reflect true
valuations
Continue to prioritize
investment in Economic
Development initiatives
Pursue new grants and
identify sustainable
funding prior to
undertaking new
obligation
Identify new,
sustainable revenue
sources
Operating Expenditures
Soft Hiring Freeze Average Cost per Employee
(Salary & Benefits)
$86,780
Health Insurance Costs
Structure & Plan
Design
Workplace
Health
Data Analytics &
Care
Management
Centralized Services
Central Services
•Encourage departments
to use less expensive
Central Services
(Equipment Services,
Facilities, Print Shop,
etc.) when possible.
•Continue to analyze
cost savings gained
from Central Services
Central
Purchasing
•Refine centralized
purchasing structure to
identify unnecessary
spending and use City’s
buying power to pursue
greater discounts.
Innovation &
Technology
•Work with Department
of Innovation &
Technology to identify
areas for software
consolidation or
gaining of efficiencies.
Continuation of Culture Change
•The 2% exercise
•If you had to, how would you cut 2% of expenses from your
department (with the smallest impact on services)?
•If you had 2% more in your budget, what would you do with it?
•Draw a distinction between “Need to Have” and “Nice to
Have”
•New Spending is exercise in prioritization
Operating Expenditures By Department
2016 2017 2018 2019 Budget 2020 (Proj.)2021 (Proj.)2022 (Proj.)2023 (Proj.)
All Expenditures Excluding Transfers Out, Interfund Allocations, & PILOT
Operating Expenditures
MAYOR 666,792$ 696,477$ 859,267$ 904,318$ 976,360$ 860,678$ 876,395$ 892,540$
CITY CLERK 370,676 407,295 426,383 449,936 502,483 511,445 520,589 529,914
COMMON COUNCIL 514,741 468,011 552,203 733,136 704,877 664,980 667,145 796,373
ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE 11,372,800 10,303,783 10,743,103 7,405,899 7,521,364 7,546,526 7,625,246 6,855,039
LEGAL 964,762 976,037 1,009,894 1,182,299 1,267,490 1,292,005 1,317,012 1,342,526
PUBLIC WORKS 61,468,325 66,302,464 64,886,398 71,956,621 71,559,127 71,260,337 72,276,237 69,917,734
POLICE 38,543,471 40,624,232 40,665,901 43,381,019 42,123,006 44,219,479 43,791,279 43,979,644
FIRE 33,177,508 33,993,790 34,741,406 35,341,625 36,931,282 37,531,098 38,033,258 38,477,750
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT 20,926,874 30,241,022 20,940,376 20,680,898 20,223,913 20,438,701 20,190,535 20,258,197
VENUES, PARKS & ARTS 16,153,845 20,523,982 21,315,774 24,091,662 21,029,606 21,260,561 21,554,242 21,916,946
CODE ENFORCEMENT 3,190,140 2,822,386 3,225,272 3,803,781 3,983,362 3,994,630 4,010,138 4,011,195
BUILDING DEPARTMENT 1,046,442 1,121,783 1,155,413 1,093,156 1,209,955 1,230,774 1,232,342 1,237,031
INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY 474,649 3,573,785 5,769,405 7,745,183 7,471,427 7,642,147 7,566,116 7,607,024
OTHER 236,243 4,171,452 3,845,719 3,590,387 3,586,403 3,575,074 3,571,342 3,566,334
Total Operations 189,107,269 216,226,500 210,136,512 222,359,920 219,090,655 222,028,435 223,231,876 221,388,247
Note: Excludes Transfers Out, Interfund Allocations, PILOT, and Capital Expenditures
Capital Expenditures
Capital Budgeting Process
Identification of
Potential Projects
Project
Evaluation
(Financial &
Non-Financial)
Formal
Consideration of
Ongoing Project
Operations Cost
City-Wide Process
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Questions?