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2015 Adopted Budget In Brief
General Fund Budget
Public Safety $543,376,722
Public Service 38,812,159
Recreation and Parks 36,421,420
Finance City-Wide 29,772,617
Finance & Management 26,142,225
Development 24,241,633
Health 22,059,245
Technology 17,196,203
Municipal Court Judges 17,119,315
City Auditor 12,861,415
City Attorney 11,885,905
Municipal Court Clerk 11,576,343
Education 6,145,397
Civil Service 3,874,824
City Council 3,714,454
Human Resources 2,508,865
Mayor’s Office 2,430,321
City Treasurer 1,114,864
Equal Business Opportunity 925,568
Community Relations 920,505
City Council Amendments 802,000
TOTAL 813,902,000
Other Funds Budget
Sewage System Enterprise $266,195,276
Water Systems Enterprise 197,205,768
Electricity Enterprise 84,876,389
Street Construction 48,660,927
Rec. and Parks Operating 45,613,420
Storm System Enterprise 38,335,087
Fleet Management 35,176,692
Technology Services 33,755,676
Health Special Revenue 28,726,891
Various Enterprise Funds* 18,651,742
Development Services 18,234,498
CDBG 9,128,365
Construction Inspection 8,870,607
Employee Benefits 4,701,536
Private Inspection 2,907,249
Parking Meter Program 2,237,388
Emergency Services 2,155,000
Municipal Court Computer 2,103,223
Print and Mail Services 1,631,198
E-911 1,479,393
Broad Street Operations 1,421,615
Photo Red Light 1,390,000
Land Acquisition 946,183
TOTAL 854,404,123
GRAND TOTAL ALL FUNDS 1,668,306,123
*Comprises of the Department of Utilities Director’s Office
2015 General Fund Resources (in Millions)
HEALTH SERVICES
Food Service Inspections 6,600
WIC Program Client Visits 164,000
New Mother & Baby Home Visits 5,200
Sexual Health Program Treatments 8,299
Immunizations 34,000
ENVIRONMENT & UTILITIES
REFUSE
Households Served For Refuse Collection 335,031
Tons Of Refuse Collected In 2014 295,732
Households Served For Recycling 203,000
Tons of Recycled Materials in 2014 45,104
STREETS
Miles of Roads Maintained 6,381
Potholes repaired in 2014 213,206
WASTEWATER
Wastewater Treatment Plants 2
Miles of City Sewer and Water Lines 4,469
Total Gallons Treated in 2014 63,.5 Billion
WATER
Water Treatment Plant 3
Miles of City Water Lines 2,517
Service Population 1.1 Million
Gallons of Water Produced 49.4 Billion
PUBLIC SAFETY
Police Officers 1,899
Police Substations 16
Emergency Calls Received 648,947
Fire Fighters 1,538
Fire Stations 32
Fire Emergency Dispatches 143,853
RECREATION AND PARKS
Park Sites 220
Acres Maintained 14,397
Miles of Multi-Use Trails 92
Community Centers 29
Recreation Programs Offered 1,000+
Weeks of Summer Camps Offered 295
Park Amenities
Playgrounds 154
Park Shelters 132
Softball Fields 104
Basketball Courts 63
Swimming Pools 8
Golf Courses 6
How did Columbus budget each dollar of General Fund resources for 2015?
DEVELOPMENT
Business Attraction & Expansion Projects 33
Jobs Created From These Projects 3,672
Jobs Retained From These Projects 11,727
Code Enforcement & Nuisance Activities $8.5 million
Support For Local Housing Programs $5.2 million
Homes Repaired by City Programs 932
A. Public Safety $.67
B. Public Service/Rec &
Parks
$.09
C. Development/Health $.08
D. Fiscal Management $.06
E. Judiciary $.05
F. Technology/Fleet $.02
G. Admin/Legislature $.02
H. Education $.01

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FY15 Budget in Brief

  • 1. 2015 Adopted Budget In Brief General Fund Budget Public Safety $543,376,722 Public Service 38,812,159 Recreation and Parks 36,421,420 Finance City-Wide 29,772,617 Finance & Management 26,142,225 Development 24,241,633 Health 22,059,245 Technology 17,196,203 Municipal Court Judges 17,119,315 City Auditor 12,861,415 City Attorney 11,885,905 Municipal Court Clerk 11,576,343 Education 6,145,397 Civil Service 3,874,824 City Council 3,714,454 Human Resources 2,508,865 Mayor’s Office 2,430,321 City Treasurer 1,114,864 Equal Business Opportunity 925,568 Community Relations 920,505 City Council Amendments 802,000 TOTAL 813,902,000 Other Funds Budget Sewage System Enterprise $266,195,276 Water Systems Enterprise 197,205,768 Electricity Enterprise 84,876,389 Street Construction 48,660,927 Rec. and Parks Operating 45,613,420 Storm System Enterprise 38,335,087 Fleet Management 35,176,692 Technology Services 33,755,676 Health Special Revenue 28,726,891 Various Enterprise Funds* 18,651,742 Development Services 18,234,498 CDBG 9,128,365 Construction Inspection 8,870,607 Employee Benefits 4,701,536 Private Inspection 2,907,249 Parking Meter Program 2,237,388 Emergency Services 2,155,000 Municipal Court Computer 2,103,223 Print and Mail Services 1,631,198 E-911 1,479,393 Broad Street Operations 1,421,615 Photo Red Light 1,390,000 Land Acquisition 946,183 TOTAL 854,404,123 GRAND TOTAL ALL FUNDS 1,668,306,123 *Comprises of the Department of Utilities Director’s Office 2015 General Fund Resources (in Millions)
  • 2. HEALTH SERVICES Food Service Inspections 6,600 WIC Program Client Visits 164,000 New Mother & Baby Home Visits 5,200 Sexual Health Program Treatments 8,299 Immunizations 34,000 ENVIRONMENT & UTILITIES REFUSE Households Served For Refuse Collection 335,031 Tons Of Refuse Collected In 2014 295,732 Households Served For Recycling 203,000 Tons of Recycled Materials in 2014 45,104 STREETS Miles of Roads Maintained 6,381 Potholes repaired in 2014 213,206 WASTEWATER Wastewater Treatment Plants 2 Miles of City Sewer and Water Lines 4,469 Total Gallons Treated in 2014 63,.5 Billion WATER Water Treatment Plant 3 Miles of City Water Lines 2,517 Service Population 1.1 Million Gallons of Water Produced 49.4 Billion PUBLIC SAFETY Police Officers 1,899 Police Substations 16 Emergency Calls Received 648,947 Fire Fighters 1,538 Fire Stations 32 Fire Emergency Dispatches 143,853 RECREATION AND PARKS Park Sites 220 Acres Maintained 14,397 Miles of Multi-Use Trails 92 Community Centers 29 Recreation Programs Offered 1,000+ Weeks of Summer Camps Offered 295 Park Amenities Playgrounds 154 Park Shelters 132 Softball Fields 104 Basketball Courts 63 Swimming Pools 8 Golf Courses 6 How did Columbus budget each dollar of General Fund resources for 2015? DEVELOPMENT Business Attraction & Expansion Projects 33 Jobs Created From These Projects 3,672 Jobs Retained From These Projects 11,727 Code Enforcement & Nuisance Activities $8.5 million Support For Local Housing Programs $5.2 million Homes Repaired by City Programs 932 A. Public Safety $.67 B. Public Service/Rec & Parks $.09 C. Development/Health $.08 D. Fiscal Management $.06 E. Judiciary $.05 F. Technology/Fleet $.02 G. Admin/Legislature $.02 H. Education $.01