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Revenue Workshop Clerks of Court Operations Corporation July 8-9 Budget Committee Meeting Tampa, Florida
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Clerk Revenue Streams Revenue Category Fines Filing Fees Service Charges Court Costs Forfeitures
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Historic Revenue Trend
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Draft Revenue Analysis, CFY 2008 vs. CFY 2015 Source: CCOC Expenditure and Collection Reports Note: CFY 2014/15 Revenue Projection based on Re-Projected data received June, 2015 CFY 2007/2008CFY 2014/2015* Fines $ 113,139,064.00 $ 77,672,368.02 Forefeitures $ 14,854,465.39 $ 7,806,342.46 Fees $ 220,251,941.19 $ 118,697,174.49 Service Charges $ 68,897,496.69 $ 88,195,388.86 Interest $ 7,088,717.25 $ 482,205.62 Court Costs $ 116,416,923.23 $ 81,988,419.10 $80 Filing Fee $ - $ 30,809,632.57 Total $ 540,648,607.75 $ 405,651,531.13
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Foreclosure Filing Escalates Source: Office of State Court Administration
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Civil Cases Escalate Source: CCOC Outputs and Timeliness Report
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Civil Traffic Escalates Source: CCOC Outputs and Timeliness Report
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What Happened?????? Declining revenue generating caseload; Circuit, and county civil case filings; and Circuit, and county civil case filings; and Traffic tickets Traffic tickets Florida Statutes impact civil revenues: Redirected revenues from the TF to State GR; Redirected revenues from the TF to State GR; Eliminated indigent cases from paying something to nothing at all; Eliminated indigent cases from paying something to nothing at all; Reduced reopen case fees; Reduced reopen case fees; Created RED LIGHT camera process; Created RED LIGHT camera process; Provided that toll facility owners do not have to use the court system to pay outstanding toll violations; Provided that toll facility owners do not have to use the court system to pay outstanding toll violations; Redirected some fines to the PRMTF; Redirected some fines to the PRMTF; Court and SA processes impact criminal revenues
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Foreclosure Filing Declining Source: Office of State Court Administrator
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Foreclosure Filing and Disposition Source: Office of State Court Administrator
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Civil Cases Declining Source: CCOC Outputs and Timeliness Report
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Reopen Cases Outpace New Filings Source: CCOC Outputs & Timeliness Report
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Traffic Tickets Declining Source: CCOC Outputs and Timeliness Report Estimated loss of 1.1 million tickets between FY 2007/08 and 2013/14
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Toll Violations Declined Impacts Revenues Source: CCOC Survey of counties along the Turnpike District; March, 2015 Projected loss of Clerk revenues between CFY 12/13 – CFY 13/14 is $10 million to $16 million
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Red Light Camera Citations DHSMV Annual Uniform Citations
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Civil Indigence Source: CCOC Survey of 20 Counties Civil Indigent Impact on Revenues Court DivisionsCases Filed 13/14Application FiledApplications Approved Family255,80046,04438,447 Other Civil Divisions793,35825,75421,027 Filing Fee No RevenuesPayment Plan Family: $7.5 m.$1.0 m. Other Civil: $1.5 m.$.5 m. Estimated Total: $9.0 m.$1.5 m.
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Indigent Filings Climbing in Pinellas Source: Pinellas County Clerk of the Court Staff
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Impacts on Revenue Annual Assessment and Collections Report s. 28.2457, F.S. FY 2007/08 Through FY 2013/14 Discharge/Waived/Under Assessments $609.1 Community Service$54.1 Civil Judgment/Liens$757.3 Total$1,420.5
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Clerks of Court Operations Corporation 2560-102 Barrington Circle Tallahassee FL 32308 (850) 386-2223 May 16, 2013 Questions
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15/16 Revenue Category Projections Compared to 14/15 ($ millions) Revenue Categories14/15 reprojected 15/16 budgeted projectionsDifference Fines$77.67$78.85$1.18 Filing Fees$118.69$120.79$2.10 $80 redirected filing fee$30.84$31.42$0.58 Service Charges$88.19$89.96$1.77 Court Costs$81.98$83.23$1.25 Forfeitures$7.80$7.99$0.19 Interest$0.48$0.47-$0.01 Total$405.65$412.71$7.06 Clerk CFY 15/16 Budget
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State Revenue Estimating Conference ($ millions) Source: State Revenue Estimating Conference --February 2015 Conference CFY2014-152015-162016-172017-182018-19 Revenues$415.8$419.3$421.6$420.1$415.7 Unexpended$14.0$7.0 Total$429.8$426.3$428.6$427.1$422.7
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CCOC Continuing Funding Proposal Source: State Revenue Estimating Conference, February, 2015
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Historic Revenue Trend with Ch. 2008-111 Redirected Note: 2014-15 & 2015/16 dollars are estimated
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Workload by Court Division Monthly Outputs Report
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Budgeted Expenditures by Court December 2014 Operational Budget
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Revenues by Court Collection Performance Report
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Assessments vs. Collections Annual Assessment and Collections Report s. 28.2457, F.S.
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Case Filing – Historic Trend Source: Outputs Reports
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Historic Budgets, Revenues, and Expenditures Note 3: The budget data for CFY 2005-06 through CFY 2008-09 is based on the Certified Article V Budget compiled by the CCOC and included in the annual Legislative Report. The budget data for SFY 2009-10 through SFY 2012-13 is based on Legislative appropriations and includes all applicable “true-ups.” The budget and expenditures data does not include any foreclosure dollars. All data is draft and may fluctuate as revised reports are submitted. Note 2: Historic data are actuals. There is a three month overlap between CFY 2008-09 and SFY 2009-10 and a three month gap between SFY 2012-13 and CFY 2013-14. Note 1: Revenues in yellow are clerk projections based on operational budgets.
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