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Presented by : WILLIAM VOLCKMANN FINANCE DIRECTOR FY 2019 PROPOSED BUDGET July 09, 2018 COBB COUNTY FINANCE DEPARTMENT Presented by : WILLIAM VOLCKMANN FINANCE DIRECTOR

FY 2019 BUDGET SCHEDULE Advertised in the Marietta Daily Journal ~July 9, 2018 First Public Hearing ~July 10, 2018 (9:00a.m.) Regular BOC Meeting Second Public Hearing ~July 17, 2018 (6:30 p.m.) Special Call BOC Meeting Third Public Hearing & Adoption ~July 25, 2018 (7:00 p.m.) Regular BOC Meeting

FY 2019 PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS New Full-time Positions (114) – (77 Public Safety; 37 Non Public Safety) General Fund - 59 Positions (30 Public Safety, 20 DOT, 5 Elections, 4 Fleet) (14) Police Officer II, Grade 16 Police Sergeant, Grade 21 (3) Police Lieutenant, Grade 23 Criminal Intelligence Analyst, Grade 14 Crime Scene Technician (AFIS), Grade 13 Administrative Supervisor, Grade 16 Property & Evidence Technician, Grade 11 Public Service Technician, Grade 9 Deputy Chief of Police, Grade 30 Police Major, Grade 27 Police Captain, Grade 25 (2) Veterinary Technician, Grade 14 Senior Crime Scene Technician, Grade 14 Records Management System Coordinator, Grade 16

FY 2019 PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS New Full-time Positions cont. General Fund, continued (4) Crew Leader, Grade 11 (8) Equipment Operator, Grade 8 (8) Crew Worker, Grade 6 (4) Fleet Technician, Grade 12 (2) Election Specialist, Grade 12 Delete - (2) PT Election Specialist, Grade 7P & 12P Administrative Specialist III, Grade 12 (2) Election Official III, Grade 9

FY 2019 PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS New Full-time Positions cont. Labor Distribution – 6 Positions (Public Safety) Communication Specialist, Grade 17 Human Resources Department Representative, Grade 13 (2) Fiscal Technician III, Grade 13 Facilities Maintenance Supervisor, Grade 18 * Allocated as follows: General Fund 45%, Fire District 45%, & E-911 10%

FY 2019 PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS New Full-time Positions cont. Fire District Fund - 36 positions (Public Safety) Fire Lieutenant, Grade 21 EMS Instructor, Grade 23 Firefighter III, Grade 16 Public Service Supervisor, Grade 16 Fire Data Technician I, Grade 17 Division Chief of Preparedness, Grade 28 Truck/Equipment Technician IV, Grade 15 (3) Fire Lieutenant, Grade 21 (9) Fire Driver/Engineer, Grade 18 (15) Firefighter II, Grade 16 Captain – Deputy File Marshall, Grade 23 Solutions Analyst II, Grade 24

FY 2019 PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS New Full-time Positions cont. Transit Fund - 6 Positions Engineer III, Grade 25 Transit Fleet Administrator, Grade 17 Accountant I, Grade 17 Planner III, Grade 20 Communications Specialist, Grade 17 Solutions Analyst, Grade 24 Street Light District- 2 Positions (2) Engineer I, Grade 21 E-911 Fund- 6 Positions (Public Safety) (5) Emergency Communications Operator II, Grade 14 Deputy Director, Grade 28

FY 2019 PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS Personnel Reallocations General Fund Solutions Analyst II, Grade 20 (From Fire Fund to IS) Solutions Analyst II, Grade 20 (From Finance to IS) Fire District Fund Safety Village Director, Grade 25 (From General Fund to Fire) Solid Waste Fund (2) Recreational Specialist/Programmer, Grade 15 (From General Fund) Public Programs Coordinator, Grade 20 (From General Fund) Differential Pay (Public Safety) Police Differential Pay: 235 Positions Sheriff: Incentive / Retention Pay E-911 Fund CTO : 2 Positions

GENERAL FUND The General Fund FY18 Adopted FY19 Proposed % Change $403,430,454 $454,187,061 12.58% The General Fund Primary operating fund of the County Used to account for all financial resources of the government except for those required to be accounted for in another funds.

FY19 PROPOSED BUDGET BY CATEGORY GENERAL FUND FY19 PROPOSED BUDGET BY CATEGORY Mandated 183,593,280 Essential 179,460,212 Desired 91,133,569 454,187,061

GENERAL FUND REVENUES General Fund FY18 Adopted FY19 Proposed % Change Property Taxes $218,464,119 $284,672,123 30.31% Penalties & Interest $3,215,551 $3,246,650 0.97% Other Taxes $44,548,000 $46,397,000 4.15% Licenses & Permits $25,330,040 $27,489,800 8.53% Intergovernmental Revenues $3,144,000 $2,929,000 -6.84% Charges for Services $38,911,736 $39,288,500 Fines & Forfeitures $7,377,000 $7,939,500 7.63% Miscellaneous Revenue $9,607,100 $8,443,900 -12.11% Other Financing Sources $351,000 $213,025 -39.31% Transfers $32,821,990 $33,567,563 2.27% Fund Balance $19,659,918 - -100.00 Total General Fund $403,430,454 $454,187,061 12.58%

GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES FY18 Adopted FY19 Proposed % Change Personnel Services $274,282,445 $290,199,760 5.80% Operating $75,756,437 $81,940,209 8.16% Capital $416,923 $14,599,473 3401.72% Debt Service $22,615,018 $22,916,425 1.33% Transfers Out $25,030,631 $30,932,426 23.58% Contingency $5,329,000 $13,598,768 155.18% Total $403,430,454 $454,187,061 12.58%

GENERAL FUND CONTINGENCY FY19 Proposed Public Safety – Portion of $15M ($4.9M Sheriff; $3.1 Police) $8,006,055 Public Safety – Shift Deferential & Education Pay $1,720,000 Board of Commissioner Undesignated Contingency $1,000,000 Library – Partial Restoration $800,000 Storm Debris, Death Penalty/Change of Venue $550,000 Accountability Courts $500,000 Sick Pay Buy Back $317,855 Holiday Pay for PT Positions $261,450 Veterans Memorial $250,000 1/3 of the Remaining Stadium Infrastructure $163,408 County Manager Contingency $30,000 Total General Contingency $13,598,768

STADIUM BOND DEBT SERVICE General Fund FY19 Proposed % Debt Service Braves Contribution $6,100,000 27.1% Transfer in from CSSD I $1,600,000 7.1% Transfer in from CSSD II $6,470,000 28.8% Transfers in from Hotel Motel Fund $2,200,000 9.8% General Fund – Rental Car Tax $590,000 2.6% Total Other Sources of Revenue $16,960,000 75.4% General Fund – Property Tax $5,525,537 24.6% Stadium Bonds $22,485,537

FY 2019 PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET Operating Budgets: FY18 Adopted FY19 Proposed % Change Governmental Fund Types General Fund* $403,430,454 $454,187,061 12.58% Claims $89,706,621 $102,376,656 14.12% CSBG $691,798 $700,000 1.19% Debt Service* $7,195,670 $5,569,229 -22.60% E911* $12,172,181 $14,675,242 20.56% Fire $91,280,485 $95,746,720 4.89% Hotel/Motel Tax $14,500,000 $15,250,000 5.17% Law Library $570,788 $529,650 -7.21% Parking Deck# $1,005,329 $1,062,469 5.68% Street Light District $5,931,597 $6,141,577 3.54% CSSD I* $3,600,000 $3,605,000 0.14% CSSD II $5,150,000 $6,776,186 31.58% SFSSD $709,448 $926,632 30.61% Subtotal $635,944,371 $707,546,422 11.26% * Includes Appropriation of Fund Balance # Subsidized by the General Fund

FY 2019 PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET Operating Budgets: FY18 Adopted FY19 Proposed % Change Business-type Funds Golf Course $1,796,700 $1,793,339 -0.19% Solid Waste# $1,071,342 $1,354,062 26.39% Transit# $22,989,783 $22,581,206 -1.78% Water* $218,883,941 $232,830,595 6.37% Subtotal $244,741,766 $258,559,202 5.65% Total Operating Funds $880,686,137 $966,105,624 9.70% * Water Retained Earning Appropriation # Subsidized by General Fund

CAPITAL BUDGETS CAPITAL FUNDS FY18 Adopted FY19 Proposed % Change Stadium Capital Maintenance# $2,460,000 $2,520,000 2.44% Capital Projects# $8,806,648 $12,443,000 41.29% Water RE&I $45,778,078 $48,718,078 6.42% Water System Dev Fee $17,332,310 $15,832,310 -8.65% Total Capital Funds $74,377,036 $79,513,388 6.91% #Receives Transfers in from the General Fund

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