TOWN OF HUBBARDSTON FINANCIAL FORECAST

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TOWN OF HUBBARDSTON FINANCIAL FORECAST Last Updated 10.26.2016

PURPOSE This project was funded by the State Community Compact Grant This forecast is meant to be a tool used by the Board of Selectmen, Advisory Finance Committee and Town Administrator to review trends and determine the effects of decisions that are made. Financial Forecasting is not meant to be an exact science and cannot include all possible scenarios or new costs that the town may face in the future. It also cannot predict economic downturns and/or major state aid reductions or increases beyond what can be estimated based on past trends. It does provide information regarding likely scenarios based on present knowledge and past trends.

QUESTIONS Can we afford to sustain the current level of services in future years? What are the projected future revenues and expenses? How much can we afford in capital purchases? Should we borrow for capital purchases? Do we have a five-year budget forecast for both the operating and infrastructure needs?

METHOD For the purpose of this report actual data was reviewed and collected for years 2013 to 2016 and forecasts were developed for both revenues and expenditures based on the trends. This data was then modified further to remove erratic increases caused by non-linear trends. Included are spreadsheets depicting the revenue and expense forecast for the next five years. Meetings were conducted with the Financial Team.

FY2017 REVENUE 6% 15% 79%

REVENUE FORECAST

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT REVENUE Property tax is 79% of the revenue and new growth is projected to have minimal growth of 35K each year Local Receipt revenue is 15% with two key drivers - Motor Vehicle and Payment in Lieu of Taxes State Aid only accounts for 6% Revenue increases range from 1% to 2.5% year over year

FY2017 EXPENDITURE

EXPENDITURE FORECAST

DEBT

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT EXPENDITURES Expenditures are growing year over year at a faster rate than revenue. Education is 58% of the budget. Quabbin is forecasted to increase 6% each year and Monty Tech is forecasted to increase 3% each year. Health & General Insurance are the highest year over year forecasted increases ranging from 8%-11%.

REVENUE & EXPENDITURE Revenues and expenditures determine the ability to deliver services. The forecast continues to demonstrate a structural imbalance between current, available revenue and the cost of providing services. Minimal revenue growth and increased expenditures will not afford to sustain the current level of services in future years. Each year the deficit increases from $365,014 in 2018 to $1,143,974 in 2022.

CAPITAL

WHY IS CAPITAL IMPORTANT? Supports the long term infrastructure needs of the town. Ensures adequate public safety through the purchase and maintenance of police cruisers, fire engines, and ambulance. Provides adequate tools to perform vital public works services through the purchase of plow trucks, street sweepers, backhoes. Enables building improvements such as roof repair, handicap accessible facilities, expansions. Deferring capital purchases will result in a detrimental financial impact in the future.

RECOMMENDATIONS Revenue Expenditure New Growth Regionalize Override Increase Fees Grants Expenditure Regionalize Budget cuts

NEW GROWTH Economic development plan will require a long term commitment by all partners involved to drive change and improve the overall wellbeing of the community. Financial tools Community Improvement plans Tax relief programs Business improvement Utilize planning tools Review zoning bylaws Site plan control Standards and procedures Potential projects and impact on new growth

TOOLS Financial Forecast Worksheet Revenue Expenditure Effect on Tax Rate Capital

SUMMARY Summarize key challenges. Reiterate key goals. Thanks

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