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April 28, 2009 City of Glendale - Finance Department 1 Budget Study Session 1 Fiscal Year 2009-10 April 28, 2009
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City of Glendale - Finance Department2 2009-10 Budget Study Session 1 Agenda Overview of 2008-09 Adoption Update of 2008-09 Budget Status 2009-10 Budget Estimates Strategies to Balance Study Session Schedule Feedback/Questions/Comments
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department3 Surplus/ Resources Expenditures (Shortfall) Initial Budget $164,569,000 $174,537,000 ($9,968,000) Revised Revenues 2,074,000 2,074,000 Department Reductions (5,905,000) 5,905,000 Other Vacancy Reductions (754,000) 754,000 Changes in Transfers 1,517,000 (650,000) 2,167,000 Citywide Reductions (432,000) 432,000 Unavoidable Expenses 1,316,000 (1,316,000) Adopted Budget $168,160,000 $168,112,000 $ 48,000 General Fund - Overview 2008-09 Budget Adoption Recap
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department4 General Fund – Overview 2008-09 Actions to Adopt Budget Elimination of 43 vacant & 2 filled positions Elimination of various programs/services SRO Middle Schools {3 sworn positions} Portion of COPPS {4 sworn positions} Downsized to One 3-person Engine in Fire {3 sworn positions} Reduction in Recreation Program hours Reduction in Library services Various Maintenance and Operations reduced or eliminated
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department5 General Fund - Update 2008-09 Budget Status After 2008-09 Budget adoption, the economy begins to shift drastically… Credit/Banking crisis hits Auto sales drop up to 50% Construction related spending slows down Retail outlets close Unemployment rises General consumer spending slumps
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department6 General Fund - Update 2008-09 Budget Status Sales Tax – How did Glendale compare? Glendale’s October thru December 2008 sales was 11.7% lower than the same quarter one year ago. Compared to… Burbank – 11.2%Cerritos – 16.8% Pasadena – 13.6%El Monte – 32.1% Los Angeles – 12.1%Long Beach – 9.6% Adjusted for aberrations, sales tax revenues was down… 13.4% for all of LA County 16.0% for all of San Bernardino County 22.3% for all of Ventura County 14.2% for all of Southern California
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department7 General Fund – Update of 2008-09 Revised Resource Projections Sales Tax$(3,032,000) Occupancy Tax(100,000) Other Taxes(300,000) Licenses & Permits(1,613,000) Motor Vehicle in Lieu(600,000) Charges for Services(1,250,000) Intergovernmental Revenues(25,000) Fines & Forfeitures(340,000) Use of Money & Property(869,000) ) Reduction of Estimated Resources$(8,129,000)
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department8 Surplus/ Resources Expenditures (Shortfall) Adopted Budget $168,160,000 $168,112,000 $ 48,000 Adjustments since Adoption 28,000 376,000 (348,000) Revised Resources (8,129,000) (8,129,000) Projected YE Shortfall Before Adjustments $160,059,000 $168,488,000 $(8,429,000) General Fund - Update 2008-09 Budget Status
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department9 General Fund – Update of 2008-09 Mid-Year Adjustments Resource Adjustments: Use of accumulated Gas Tax to relieve GF contribution for street projects$ 1,500,000 Expenditure Adjustments: “Hard” hiring freeze – net savings2,425,000 Elimination of 23 vacant positions1,814,000 Suspend Transfer to CIP1,300,000 Transfer Project Mgmt costs to CIP819,000 M&O Reduction Efforts – estimate655,000 Total Recommended Adjustments$8,513,000 $ 7,013,000
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department10 General Fund – Update of 2008-09 M&O Expenditure Reduction Efforts Various energy savings measures implemented Comprehensive energy audits of all facilities All personal appliances eliminated Office lights turned off at facilities Building Maintenance shifted to day schedules Fleet Management consolidation Centralized fleet management Reduction in fleet size/Take-home vehicles Reduction in fuel consumption Restricted Travel & Training
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department11 Surplus / Resources Expenditures (Shortfall) Adopted Budget $168,160,000 $168,112,000 $ 48,000 Adjustments since Adoption 28,000 376,000 (348,000) Resource Reduction (8,129,000) (8,129,000) Projected YE Shortfall Before Adjustments $160,059,000 $168,488,000 $(8,429,000) Mid-Year Recorded Adj. 1,500,000 (3,933,000) 5,433,000 Projected YE Subtotals $161,559,000 $164,555,000 $(2,996,000) Administrative Actions (3,080,000) 3,080,000 Projected YE Budget $161,559,000 $161,475,000 $ 84,000 General Fund – Update 2008-09 Budget Status
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department12 Surplus / Resources Expenditures (Shortfall) Projected YE Subtotals $161,559,000 $164,555,000 $(2,996,000) Changes to Arrive At 2009-10 Initial Budget: 2009-10 Initial Budget: Reduction in Resources (1,570,000) (1,570,000) Increase Transfer – CIP 1,120,000 1,120,000 Increase in Expenditures 4,155,000 (4,155,000) 2009-10 Initial Budget Est. $161,109,000 $168,710,000 $(7,601,000) General Fund – 2009-10 Budget Estimates
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department13 General Fund – 2009-10 Budget Estimates Changes in Resources: Decrease – Sales Tax Revenues$ (733,000) Decrease – Building & Planning Fees(198,000) Closure of Passport Services(140,000) Move Mutual Aid to Special Rev. Fund(200,000) Other Miscellaneous Revenues(299,000) Reduction in Revenues$(1,570,000) Increase in transfer from CIP1,120,000 ) Net Reduction of Resources from 2008-09$ (450,000)
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department14 General Fund – 2009-10 Budget Estimates Changes in Expenditures: COLA - Glendale Police Officers Association$2,000,000 COLA - Glendale Firefighters Association1,200,000 COLA – Glendale Police Managers162,000 Net Increase in Transfers663,000 Net Increase in Other Expenditures130,000 Increase in Expenditures from 2008-09$4,155,000
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department15 Surplus / Resources Expenditures (Shortfall) 2009-10 Initial Budget $161,109,000 $168,710,000 $(7,601,000) Known Changes: GFFA COLA elimination (1,200,000) 1,200,000 Benefit/Insurance Increase (est.) 500,000 (500,000) Increase Paramedic Trans. 1,300,000 (1,300,000) Cost Allocation 1,300,000 1,300,000 Revised Initial Budget $162,409,000 $169,310,000 $(6,901,000) General Fund – 2009-10 Strategies to Balance
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department16 General Fund – 2009-10 Other Strategies to Balance Estimated Savings: Eliminate/Reduce contracted COLAsup to $2.0M Specific Program Reductionsup to $3.6M Continue Hard Hiring Freezeup to $4.5M Change Service Models e.g. New EMS Modelup to $700K Privatizationup to $500K Graphics Employee Health Services
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department17 General Fund – 2009-10 Other Strategies to Balance Estimated Savings: Organizational Changes / ConsolidationsTBD Fleet Consolidation Graphics / Mail Services Filming Coordination & Consolidation Other Estimated Impacts: One-time Capital Outlay Requests$160K Unfunded Recurring Expenditure Requests$620K
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department18 General Fund – 2009-10 Budget Study Session Schedule Structure – Department Discussions Timing 2 hours Tuesday am beginning May 12 th 4 hours Thursday am or pm beginning May 7 th
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April 28, 2009City of Glendale - Finance Department19 General Fund – 2009-10 Budget Study Session Schedule Tuesday mornings – 2 hours May 12 th – Finance, Human Resources, Mgmt Services, City Clerk, City Treasurer May 19 th – City Attorney, IS, Planning May 26 th – GWP & CD&H Thursday mornings – 4 hours May 7 th - Police, Fire, & Development Services May 14 th – Library, Parks, Public Works May 21 st – CIP May 28 th - Recap
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April 28, 2009 City of Glendale - Finance Department 20 Feedback Questions Comments
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