FUND DESCRIPTIONS FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY

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1 FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY FUND DESCRIPTIONS GENERAL FUND The General is the primary operating fund of the County and is used to account for the majority of services including fire and police protection, human services, community services such as libraries and parks, and transit operations. The General also provides financing for the operations of other funds such as capital outlay for infrastructure improvements and construction, and the County's public school system. Debt service expenditures for the payments of principal and interest on the County's general long-term debt (excluding bonds and other long-term debt serviced by the Utilities, Ballston Garage, or School Operating s) are included in this fund. The major sources of revenue include: real estate taxes, other local taxes, licenses, permits, fees, and other miscellaneous charges. Revenues from the state and federal government are also included in this fund. ENTERPRISE FUNDS Enterprise funds are used to account for the financing of services to the general public where the operating expenses involved are usually recovered in the form of charges to users. Utilities The Utilities is a self-supporting or enterprise fund. This fund includes the operations, maintenance and construction of the County's water and sanitary sewer system. Debt service on general obligation bonds issued to finance the construction of the sanitary sewer system, water distribution system, and wastewater treatment facility are accounted for in this fund. Revenues for this fund are generated through user charges and payments from other jurisdictions for use of the systems, and system connection fees. The Utilities is managed by the Department of Environmental Services. Department of Community Planning, Housing and Development (CPHD) Development This fund includes the operations of the Zoning Administration Section of the Planning Division as well as the Permit Processing, Code Compliance and Plan Review Sections of the Inspection Services Division. The costs of these programs are fully supported by the fees they charge for permitting, plan review, and inspection services in building construction and zoning. The funding for these programs was segregated from the General into the new enterprise fund beginning in FY 2009 as part of an effort to provide a higher level of customer service. This fund is managed by the Department of Community Planning, Housing, and Development. Ballston Public Parking Garage s These enterprise funds account for the financing of the operation of the garage for the general public. All of the operating expenses are recovered from the users of the garage. Two separate funds have been established for the garage one for floors one through seven, and another for the eighth floor, which was constructed at a later date and under separate financing from the first seven floors. These funds are managed by the Departments of Environmental Services and Management and Finance. book 45 web 57

2 FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY FUND DESCRIPTIONS INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS Internal service funds are used to account for the financing of services provided by one Arlington County government department or agency to another Arlington County department or agency or another government, where the service is provided on a cost reimbursement basis. Automotive Equipment This fund accounts for the costs of operating and maintaining the automotive and construction equipment used by County departments and agencies. The acquisition and replacement of automotive equipment is accounted for in this fund. Revenue is derived primarily from user charges to recover actual costs that include depreciation of equipment. This program is managed by the Department of Environmental Services. Printing This fund accounts for the costs of operating a central printing operation which provides printing and duplicating services for County departments and agencies. Revenue is derived principally from user charges for specific services. The printing operation is managed by the Department of Environmental Services. SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS Special revenue funds are used to account for the proceeds of specific revenue sources which are legally restricted to expenditures for specified purposes. Travel and Tourism Promotion This fund was used to account for the operations of various programs to promote tourism and business travels in the County. Prior to January 1, 2012, Arlington received an additional one fourth of one percent of the revenue generated by the transient occupancy tax which was dedicated to tourism and marketing in Arlington, and was accounted for in this fund. With the expiration of this additional tax and the expenditure of all fund balance, the fund is eliminated. The County s Economic Development department managed this fund. Ballston Business Improvement District (BID) This fund accounts for the operations of a service district in Ballston within specified boundaries of the business area to provide enhanced services, such as marketing, community events, and minor physical enhancements such as banners and wayfinding, beautification, and transportation enhancements such as bike racks and bus shelters. The revenue supporting the fund is generated from an additional real estate tax assessment for properties in the district. The County s Economic Development department manages this fund. Rosslyn Business Improvement District (BID) This fund accounts for the operations of a service district in Rosslyn within specified boundaries of the business area to provide enhanced services, such as beautification, cleaning, maintenance, marketing and promotion, community activities, parking, and transportation. The revenue supporting the fund is generated from an additional real estate tax assessment for properties in the district. The County s Economic Development department manages this fund. Crystal City Business Improvement District (BID) This fund accounts for the operations of a service district in Crystal City within specified boundaries of the business area to provide enhanced services, such as economic development, business recruitment and retention, information and marketing, landscaping and beautification, and street book 46 web 58

3 FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY FUND DESCRIPTIONS and sidewalk cleaning. The revenue supporting the fund is generated from an additional real estate tax assessment for properties in the district. The County s Economic Development department manages this fund. Community Development This fund accounts for the operations of various community development programs which are financed by block grant and other grant assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Department of Community Planning, Housing, and Development manages this fund. Section 8 Housing Assistance This fund accounts for the revenue from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for Section 8 housing assistance. This program provides tenant based and project based housing assistance to benefit eligible Arlington County residents. The federal funds are used for the administrative costs of the program as well as for the rental subsidy payments. The Section 8 program is managed by the Department of Human Services. Columbia Pike Tax Increment Financing (TIF) This fund accounts for a portion of the incremental real estate tax revenue generated by properties within the Columbia Pike Neighborhoods Special Revitalization District and the Columbia Pike Special Revitalization District. s are used to support affordable housing initiatives within these boundaries needed to mitigate the impact of redevelopment along Columbia Pike. The County Board approved the establishment of the financing mechanism and fund in December 2013 with a real estate assessment tax base value established as of January 1, The fund is jointly managed by the Departments of Management and Finance and Community Planning, Housing, and Development. CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS Stormwater Management This fund accounts for the revenue from a sanitary district tax adopted in CY s are used to pay for operating and capital costs necessary to upgrade and expand the County s stormwater drainage infrastructure and to support related stormwater management programs. The Stormwater Management fund is managed by the Department of Environmental Services. Transportation Capital This fund accounts for the tax revenue from a commercial real estate transportation district established at the end of CY The tax revenue provides a dedicated funding stream to support transportation infrastructure projects throughout the County. Effective July 1, 2013 with the passage of HB 2313, any decrease in this commercial real estate tax rate will result in an equivalent revenue decrease allocated to the County through Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA). The also provides the flexibility to leverage outside funding sources as opportunities arise. The Transportation Capital is managed by the Department of Environmental Services. Crystal City, Potomac Yard, and Pentagon City Tax Increment Financing (TIF) This fund accounts for a portion of the incremental real estate tax revenue generated by properties in Crystal City, Potomac Yard, and Pentagon City. s are used to pay for infrastructure improvements to further the revitalization of Crystal City and development of the adjacent areas of Potomac Yard and Pentagon City. The County Board approved the establishment of the financing mechanism and fund in October 2010 with a real estate assessment tax base value established as book 47 web 59

4 FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY FUND DESCRIPTIONS of January 1, The fund is jointly managed by the Departments of Environmental Services, Management and Finance, Economic Development, and Community Planning, Housing, and Development. Pay-As-You-Go Capital and Utilities Capital s These Capital Projects s account for the purchase and/or construction of major capital facilities including buildings, roads, and other long-lived improvements. Pay-As-You-Go financing for utilities construction and capital improvements is provided primarily by local tax revenues and utility user fees (fund transfers), a portion of the decal fee, developer contributions, and miscellaneous fees and charges. These Pay-As-You-Go capital appropriations are approved as part of the annual operating budget. SCHOOL FUNDS School Operating This fund accounts for the general day-to-day operations of the County's public school system, financed primarily from County General transfer and from state and federal grants and taxes to be used for educational programs. School Comprehensive Services Act This fund accounts for programs and services for at-risk youth with emotional and behavioral problems and their families. The Comprehensive Services Act, passed by the Virginia General Assembly in 1993, restructured the funding streams to better meet the needs of eligible children and their families. State funding provides approximately one-third of the funding for these expenditures with the balance coming from the County s General transfer. School Debt Service This fund accounts for the payment of principal and interest on obligated debts incurred for major school construction projects. This fund is supported entirely by the County transfer and carryover funding. School Food and Nutrition Services This fund accounts for the operations of the School Food Services program. Revenues are derived from fees, state and federal financing, and other miscellaneous sources relating to School food service operations. School Grants And Restricted Programs This fund accounts for the operations of special school programs financed by fees, and grants from state, federal, and local sources. School Capital Projects This fund accounts for major and minor construction projects as well as major maintenance for the schools. ing is from the County s General transfer. Community Activities This fund accounts for the operations of various County-Schools joint facilities and programs, which include aquatic facilities, extended day programs, Alternatives for Parenting Teens, community centers, and the Career Center. Financing is primarily provided by a County General transfer and fees collected for specific activities. book 48 web 60

5 FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY FUND DESCRIPTIONS The following table shows each County department and its associated funds (excluding Schools funds). General Utilities CPHD Development Ballston Public Parking Garage Automotive Equipment Printing Rosslyn, Ballston & Crystal City BIDs Community Development Section 8 Housing Columbia Pike TIF Stormwater Management Transportation Capital Crystal City TIF Pay-As-You-Go Capital Utilities Capital County Board County Manager Management and Finance Technology Services Human Resources County Attorney Circuit Court General District Court Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Magistrate Commonwealth's Attorney Sheriff Commissioner of the Revenue Treasurer Electoral Board Office of Emergency Management Police Fire Environmental Services Human Services Libraries Economic Development Community Planning, Housing & Development Parks and Recreation book 49 web 61

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7 EXPENDITURE SUMMARY (ALL FUNDS) (Figures in Millions of Dollars) FY 2013 Actual FY 2014 Adopted FY 2015 Proposed % Change '14 Adopted to '15 Proposed COUNTY GOVERNMENT Operating Expenses $536.1 $559.7 $ % Capital Outlay % Debt Service Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEB) Contingents - General, Housing, Budget Stabilization % Subtotal % OTHER FUNDS Travel & Tourism Promotion Ballston Business Improvement District % Rosslyn Business Improvement District % Crystal City Business Improvement District % Community Development % Section 8 Housing % Stormwater Management % Transportation Capital % Crystal City Tax Increment Financing % Columbia Pike Tax Increment Financing Utilities (including Utilities capital) % Ballston Parking Garage CPHD Development % Automotive Equipment % Printing % Subtotal % Less Other Transfers % COUNTY GOVERNMENT SUBTOTAL % SCHOOL BOARD School Operating % School Comprehensive Services (CSA) % School Debt Service % School Capital Projects % School Food Services % School Grants and Restricted Programs % Community Activities % School Board Subtotal % TOTAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT AND SCHOOL BOARD $1,358.5 $1,407.2 $1, % 1 Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEB) includes Pay-As-You-Go retiree health and life insurance, and transfer to the OPEB Trust. 2 Ballston Parking Garage includes the 8th level internal service fund. 3 Includes Other transfers to General and inter-fund transfers. Numbers may not add due to rounding. book 51 web 63

8 ALL FUNDS REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE DETAIL - FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET book 52 web 64 EXPENDITURES BY CATEGORY General Ballston Business Improvement District Rosslyn Business Improvement District Crystal City Business Community Improvement Development District Section 8 Housing Assistance Pay-As-You- Go Capital Projects Stormwater Management Personnel Services $248,272, $355,552 $938,798 - $2,818,456 Employee Benefits 132,530, , ,504-1,205,980 Contractual Services 117,021,901 $1,556,877 $3,696,328 $2,600,630 17, ,766-3,528,877 Internal Services 1 14,893, ,700 23, ,262 Other Charges 2 502,316,555 15,726 37,337 26, ,453 15,355,558 $1,286, ,224 Materials and Supplies 9,053, ,814 15,000-88,001 Capital Outlay 2,781, ,000 8,933,852 51,400 Other Uses of s 3 99,819, Intra-County Charges for Services (6,777,085) TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,119,912,489 $1,572,603 $3,733,665 $2,626,899 $1,056,650 $17,009,828 $10,220,646 $8,571,200 REVENUES BY CATEGORY Local Taxes 947,877,677 1,572,603 3,733,665 2,626, ,571,200 Licenses, Permits and Fees 10,470, Fines & Forfeitures, Use of Money & Property 14,165, Outside Charges for Services 53,913, Miscellaneous Revenue 1,261, , Commonwealth of Virginia 69,085, Federal Government 15,204, ,056,650 17,076, Other Revenue 4 5,195, Transfers from Other s 2,738, ,220,646 - TOTAL REVENUES $1,119,912,489 $1,572,603 $3,733,665 $2,626,899 $1,056,650 $17,117,394 $10,220,646 $8,571,200 NOTES: 1 Internal Services primarily includes maintenance, depreciation, and fuel charges for County vehicles, and Print Shop charges for printing services 2 Other Charges primarily include contingents, transfers to other funds, regional programs, and Metro 3 Other Uses of s primarily includes debt service, master lease funding, Affordable Housing Investment, and Department of Human Services' public assistance/purchase of service expense 4 Other Revenue primarily includes prior year fund balance

9 ALL FUNDS REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE DETAIL - FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET book 53 web 65 EXPENDITURES BY CATEGORY Transportation Capital Crystal City Tax Increment Financing Columbia Pike Tax Increment Financing Utilities Utilities Capital Ballston Public Parking Garage Ballston Public Pkg Garage - 8th Level CPHD Development Automotive Equipment Personnel Services $919,757 $162,918 - $15,659, $6,709,035 $4,073,389 $475,747 Employee Benefits 266,411 62,748-6,721, ,762,530 1,770, ,836 Contractual Services 238,280 13,780-20,197,264 - $2,125,890 $25,015 2,187,361 1,545, ,349 Internal Services 1 18,500 13,500-5,901, ,952,742 56,530 8,479 Other Charges $119,950 12,524, ,375 18, ,000 - Materials and Supplies 17,000 8,000-7,154, ,642 30,033 66,000 1,868, ,505 Capital Outlay 34,539,709 3,256, ,078 $18,236,545 2,205, ,000 5,941,359 - Other Uses of s 3 662, ,102,686-1,720, ,327,989 - Intra-County Charges for Services (1,219,756) TOTAL EXPENDITURES $36,661,657 $3,517, ,950 $101,459,412 $18,236,545 $6,951,907 $73,508 $14,485,668 $16,713,749 $1,779,916 REVENUES BY CATEGORY Local Taxes 36,661,657 3,517, , Licenses, Permits and Fees ,602, Fines & Forfeitures, Use of Money & Property , ,000 12, ,000 - Outside Charges for Services ,028,259 5,612,000 4,609, ,298 4,300 16,678,938 1,557,500 Miscellaneous Revenue , ,000 - Commonwealth of Virginia Federal Government Other Revenue ,206,388-2,330, , Transfers from Other s ,524, , ,499 TOTAL REVENUES $36,661,657 $3,517,900 $119,950 $101,459,412 $18,236,545 $6,951,907 $295,298 $14,485,668 $17,301,938 $1,783,999 NOTES: 1 Internal Services primarily includes maintenance, depreciation and fuel charges for County vehicles, and Print Shop charges for printing services 2 Other Charges primarily include contingents, transfers to other funds, regional programs, and Metro 3 Other Uses of s primarily includes debt service, master lease funding, Affordable Housing Investment, and Department of Human Services' public assistance/purchase of service expense 4 Other Revenue primarily includes prior year fund balance Printing

10 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY (Figures in Millions of Dollars) FY 2013 Actual FY 2014 Adopted FY 2015 Proposed % Change '14 Adopted to '15 Proposed EXPENDITURES County Services 1 $510.9 $531.7 $ % Metro Operations % County Debt Service % Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEB) Contingents General Budget Stabilization % Affordable Housing Investment (AHIF) % Subtotal County Services % Capital % Capital - One-time funding (contingent for joint County/School projects) % Subtotal County % Schools Transfer (ongoing) % Schools Transfer (one-time) % Subtotal Schools % TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,082.4 $1,091.5 $1, % REVENUES Real Estate Tax $596.8 $603.0 $ % Personal Property Tax % BPOL Tax % Sales Tax % Transient Tax Utility Tax % Meals Tax % Communications Sales Tax % Other Local Taxes % Subtotal Taxes % Licenses, Permits and Fees % Fines, Interest, Other % Charges for Services % Miscellaneous % Revenue from State % Revenue from Federal Government % Subtotal Other % Total Revenue (excluding Balance) 1, , , % Prior Year Balance % TOTAL REVENUES & FUND BALANCE $1,219.7 $1,091.5 $1, % 1 Includes General transfers to other operating funds. 2 Includes Pay-As-You-Go retiree health and life insurance, and transfer to the OPEB Trust. 3 In FY 2014 one-time funding is set-aside for County/School capital projects related to enrollment capacity projects and other joint use projects. 4 Housing s include $1.8 million reserved for payment of Buckingham debt service in FY book 54 web 66

11 FY 2015 Proposed Budget General Expenditures Public Saf ety 12% Environmental Services 7% Human Services 11% Community Services 4% Planning & Development 2% Courts & Constitutionals 6% Non-Departmental, Regionals, Metro 9% Management & Administration 4% Debt/Capital 6% Schools 39% Transient Occupancy Tax Service Charges 2% 5% Misc. Revenue 2% Federal 1% Personal Property 10% FY 2015 Proposed Budget General Revenues Real Estate 57% Meals Tax 3% State 6% Fees/Permits 1% Fines 1% BPOL 5% Local Sales Tax 4% Other Local Taxes 3% book 55 web 67

12 COUNTY GOVERNMENT SUMMARY FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 Adopted Adopted Proposed Actual Adopted Proposed FTE FTE FTE Expense Expense Expense GENERAL FUND County Board $1,032,905 $1,050,933 $1,142,259 County Manager ,199,180 5,132,881 5,529,624 Management and Finance ,797,208 6,792,326 6,794,648 Technology Services ,908,318 16,998,579 18,823,658 Human Resources ,818,477 8,380,437 8,593,260 County Attorney ,015,985 2,536,808 2,705,265 Circuit Court * , , ,058 Clerk of the Circuit Court [1] ,178,655 2,979,021 3,054,986 General District Court , , ,880 Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court ,570,161 5,964,623 6,121,279 Commonwealth's Attorney ,790,505 4,037,100 4,150,976 Office of the Magistrate ,139 43,746 43,746 Sheriff ,727,925 37,207,931 39,128,554 Commissioner of Revenue ,959,817 5,255,843 5,328,451 Treasurer ,067,685 6,201,472 6,402,949 Electoral Board ,172,317 1,214,817 1,240,844 Office of Emergency Management ,070,721 10,505,165 11,455,471 Police ,295,645 61,647,300 64,757,320 Fire ,377,970 50,993,422 53,378,714 Environmental Services ,419,666 79,219,719 84,204,744 Human Services ,479, ,180, ,835,872 Libraries ,395,463 12,526,566 12,994,985 Economic Development ,817,779 10,097,867 10,866,745 Community Planning, Housing & Devel ,908,497 10,733,322 10,751,872 Parks and Recreation ,468,756 35,161,920 37,471,526 Non-Departmental/Other 43,965,138 63,576,731 57,927,106 Debt Service 54,225,092 60,600,000 60,745,567 Regionals/Contributions 8,222,250 7,860,712 7,904,124 Metro 25,475,000 28,194,000 29,885,640 SUBTOTAL FOR FUND 3, , , ,150, ,916, ,191,123 TRANSFERS TO OTHER OPERATING FUNDS Automotive Equipment 102,520-42,000 Printing 172, , ,499 SUBTOTAL 274, , ,499 Schools Transfer 441,758, ,703, ,232,221 General Capital Projects 31,166,645 13,157,066 10,220,646 Capital - One-time funding (contingent for joint County/School projects) [2] - 5,534,000 - TOTAL TRANSFERS TO OTHER FUNDS 473,199, ,590, ,721,366 GENERAL FUND TOTAL 3, , , $1,082,350,596 $1,091,506,803 $1,119,912,489 OTHER FUNDS - OPERATING AND CAPITAL Travel & Tourism Promotion , Ballston Business Improvement District ,445,469 1,524,736 1,572,603 Rosslyn Business Improvement District ,490,707 3,630,847 3,733,665 Crystal City Business Improvement Dist ,540,428 2,591,803 2,626,899 Community Development ,492,236 1,243,325 1,056,650 Section 8 Housing Assistance ,733,833 18,240,094 17,009,828 General Capital - PAYG ,983,517 18,691,066 10,220,646 Stormwater Management ,627,230 8,002,000 8,571,200 Transportation Capital ,883,206 23,862,600 36,661,657 Crystal City Tax Increment Financing ,779 2,289,560 3,517,900 Columbia Pike Tax Increment Financing ,950 Utilities ,521, ,244, ,459,412 Utility Capital ,133,837 18,661,000 18,236,545 Ballston Public Parking Garage ,993,683 6,941,844 6,951,907 Ballston Public Parking Garage - 8th Level ,072,270 70,076 73,508 CPHD Development ,564,863 14,032,505 14,485,668 Automotive Equipment ,364,558 17,872,477 16,713,749 Printing ,926,084 1,571,647 1,779,916 TOTAL OTHER FUNDS ,037, ,470, ,791,703 LESS GENERAL FUND TRANSFERS (473,199,855) (434,590,048) (442,721,366) LESS OTHER FUND TRANSFERS [3] (17,276,938) (14,207,473) (12,733,877) TOTAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT 3, , , $863,911,200 $884,179,302 $909,248,949 [1] Prior to FY 2015 the Circuit Court and Clerk of the Circuit Court are combined into one department. For comparison purposes the data has been broken out by each respective department in the fiscal years prior to [2] In FY 2014 one-time funding is set-aside for County/School capital projects related to enrollment capacity projects and other joint use projects. [3] Includes Other transfers to General and inter-fund transfers. book 56 web 68

13 EXPENDITURE COMPARISON $ Change % Increase FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 '14 Adopted to '14 Adopted to Actual Adopted Proposed '15 Proposed '15 Proposed GENERAL ADMINISTRATION County Board $1,032,905 $1,050,933 $1,142,259 $91, % County Manager 5,199,180 5,132,881 5,529, , % Management and Finance 5,797,208 6,792,326 6,794,648 2,322 - Technology Services 16,908,318 16,998,579 18,823,658 1,825, % Human Resources 7,818,477 8,380,437 8,593, , % County Attorney 3,015,985 2,536,808 2,705, , % Subtotal: General Administration 39,772,073 40,891,964 43,588,714 2,696, % COURTS AND CONSTITUTIONALS Circuit Court * 488, , , , % Clerk of the Circuit Court * 3,178,655 2,979,021 3,054,986 75, % General District Court 261, , , Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court 5,570,161 5,964,623 6,121, , % Commonwealth's Attorney 3,790,505 4,037,100 4,150, , % Office of the Magistrate 40,139 43,746 43, Sheriff 36,727,925 37,207,931 39,128,554 1,920, % Commissioner of Revenue 4,959,817 5,255,843 5,328,451 72, % Treasurer 6,067,685 6,201,472 6,402, , % Electoral Board 1,172,317 1,214,817 1,240,844 26, % Subtotal: Courts and Constitutionals 62,256,975 63,727,599 66,422,723 2,695, % PUBLIC SAFETY Office of Emergency Management 11,070,721 10,505,165 11,455, , % Police 59,295,645 61,647,300 64,757,320 3,110, % Fire 49,377,970 50,993,422 53,378,714 2,385, % Subtotal: Public Safety 119,744, ,145, ,591,505 6,445, % ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 77,419,666 79,219,719 84,204,744 4,985, % HUMAN SERVICES 113,479, ,180, ,835,872 3,655, % COMMUNITY SERVICES Libraries 12,395,463 12,526,566 12,994, , % Parks and Recreation 32,468,756 35,161,920 37,471,526 2,309, % Subtotal: Community Services 44,864,219 47,688,486 50,466,511 2,778, % PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Economic Development 9,817,779 10,097,867 10,866, , % Community Planning, Housing & Devel. 9,908,497 10,733,322 10,751,872 18, % Subtotal: Planning and Development 19,726,276 20,831,189 21,618, , % OTHER Non-Departmental/Other 43,965,138 63,576,731 57,927,106 (5,649,625) -8.9% Debt Service 54,225,092 60,600,000 60,745, , % Regionals/Contributions 8,222,250 7,860,712 7,904,124 43, % Metro 25,475,000 28,194,000 29,885,640 1,691, % Subtotal: Other 131,887, ,231, ,462,437 (3,769,006) -2.4% TOTAL GENERAL FUND OPERATIONS $609,150,741 $656,916,755 $677,191,123 $20,274, % OTHER FUNDS - OPERATING & CAPITAL Travel & Tourism Promotion 251, Ballston Business Improvement District 1,445,469 1,524,736 1,572,603 47, % Rosslyn Business Improvement District 3,490,707 3,630,847 3,733, , % Crystal City Business Improvement District 2,540,428 2,591,803 2,626,899 35, % Community Development 4,492,236 1,243,325 1,056,650 (186,675) -15.0% Section 8 Housing Assistance 17,733,833 18,240,094 17,009,828 (1,230,266) -6.7% General Capital - PAYG 55,983,517 18,691,066 10,220,646 (8,470,420) -45.3% Stormwater Management 5,627,230 8,002,000 8,571, , % Transportation Capital 14,883,206 23,862,600 36,661,657 12,799, % Crystal City Tax Increment Financing 11,779 2,289,560 3,517,900 1,228, % Columbia Pike Tax Increment Financing , ,950 - Utilities 101,521, ,244, ,459,412 (785,028) -0.8% Utilities Capital 28,133,837 18,661,000 18,236,545 (424,455) -2.3% Ballston Public Parking Garage 3,993,683 6,941,844 6,951,907 10, % Ballston Public Parking Garage - 8th Level 1,072,270 70,076 73,508 3, % CPHD Development 11,564,863 14,032,505 14,485, , % Automotive Equipment 17,364,558 17,872,477 16,713,749 (1,158,728) -6.5% Printing 1,926,084 1,571,647 1,779, , % TOTAL OTHER FUNDS $272,037,397 $241,470,020 $244,791,703 $3,321, % Less Other Transfers ** (17,276,938) (14,207,473) (12,733,877) 1,473,596 TOTAL COUNTY REQUIREMENTS $863,911,200 $884,179,302 $909,248,949 $25,069, % * Prior to FY 2015 the Circuit Court and Clerk of the Circuit Court are combined into one department. For comparison purposes the data has been broken out by each respective department in the fiscal years prior to ** Includes Other transfers to General and inter-fund transfers. book 57 web 69

14 FY 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET POSITION CHANGES This table details the added and eliminated full-time equivalent positions (FTEs) in the FY 2015 Proposed Budget. Interdepartmental reorganizations are shown as transfers. FTE Changes: FY 2014 Adopted to FY 2015 Proposed GENERAL FUND Department of Management & Finance Add a procurement officer position 1.00 Total Department of Management & Finance 1.00 Department of Technology Services Transfer a technology manager position to Police (1.00) Total Department of Technology Services (1.00) Circuit Court Add a limited term position funded with Bureau of Justice Assistance grant funding 1.00 Total Circuit Court 1.00 Police Transfer a technology manager position from the Department of Technology Services 1.00 Added 3 police officers for the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant 3.00 Total Police 4.00 Office of Emergency Management Eliminate Metropolitan Medical Response System grant funded positions (2.00) Total Office of Emergency Management (2.00) Department of Community Planning, Housing and Development Eliminate Home Ownership Coordinator position funded one-time funding (1.00) Add Home Ownership Coordinator 1.00 Add Principal Planner for Crystal City 1.00 Transfer a Business Systems Analyst to CPHD Development (0.50) Total Department of Community Planning, Housing and Development 0.50 Department of Environmental Services Add Equipment Mechanic for Falls Church Fire Station 1.00 Add Equipment Mechanic for Homeless Services Center 1.00 Add Parking Planner 1.00 Add Permit Parking Administrative Technician 0.50 Add Design Standards Engineer 1.00 Add Street Light Technician 1.00 Add a Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor cleaning position 1.00 Add Community Energy Plan (CEP) Specialist 1.00 Eliminate a one-time funded two-year limited term position in AIRE for CEP (1.00) Total Department of Environmental Services 6.50 Department of Human Services Eliminate Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Pilot grant funded position (1.00) Total Department of Human Services (1.00) book 58 web 70

15 FTE Changes: FY 2014 Adopted to FY 2015 Proposed Arlington Economic Development Eliminate limited term Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Coordinator position funded with one-time funding (1.00) Add Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Coordinator position 1.00 Total Arlington Economic Development - Parks and Recreation Remove temporary positions funded with one-time funding (2.77) Add temporary positions due to increased capacity in revenue-producing programs 8.13 Total Parks and Recreation 5.36 NET POSITION CHANGES: GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS Stormwater Add positions to support additional stormwater management regulations Total Utilities CPHD Development Transfer a Business Systems Analyst from the General 0.50 Eliminate an Elevator Inspector (1.00) Total CPHD Development (0.50) Transportation Capital Add position to support major street and transit program elements 0.50 Total Transportation Capital 0.50 Utilities Add a Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP) Chief Engineer 1.00 Add a WPCP Control Systems Engineer 1.00 Add a WPCP Electrical Power Technician 1.00 Add a WPCP Control Systems Technician 1.00 Increased Utilities Services Office Records Assistant from 0.5 to 0.75 FTE 0.25 Total Utilities 4.25 NET POSITION CHANGES: OTHER FUNDS NET POSITION CHANGES: ALL FUNDS book 59 web 71

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17 COMPENSATION SUMMARY Compensation ALL FUNDS GENERAL FUND FY 2015 Percent FY 2015 Percent Proposed of Total Proposed of Total Pay (Salaries) $280,385, % $248,272, % Retirement 68,505, % 61,536, % FICA 21,335, % 18,940, % Health Insurance - Employees 31,158, % 27,226, % Health/Life Insurance - Retirees 11,784, % 11,784, % Life Insurance - Employees 305, % 271, % Commuting & Transportation 2,614, % 2,349, % Tuition Reimbursement 287, % 287, % Unemployment/Short-Term Disability 280, % 280, % Workers Compensation 3,130, % 3,130, % Transfer to OPEB Trust 9,100, % 9,100, % Miscellaneous 752, % 752, % Total $429,640, % $383,933, % book 61 web 73

18 COMPENSATION SUMMARY Pay Enhancements FY 2002 to FY 2015 The following provides a history of key pay enhancements. Fiscal Year COLA/Market Pay Adjustment Other Changes FY 2015 None Merit/step increases included FY 2014 None Merit/step increases included Eliminate 1 County Holiday (Columbus Day) FY 2013 None Added Step 19, dropped Step 1 Added Christmas Eve and New Year s Eve holidays, CY 2012 only, due to timing of the holidays Merit/step increases included Living wage increased to $13.13 per hour FY 2012 None 1% One-time lump sum payment for employees at step 18 Merit/step increases included FY 2011 None Merit/step increases restored 2% One-time lump sum payment for employees at step 18 Increased County-provided life insurance to one times salary, eliminating $50,000 cap One-day furlough for all employees [NOTE: the furlough day was cancelled through the use of FY 2010 one-time carryover funds] FY % As part of FY 2009 close-out, County Board approved a 1% Mid-Year MPA effective January 1, 2010 and added for calendar year 2009 only Christmas Eve and New Year s Eve holidays FY 2010 None No merit/step increases Adopted $500 one-time bonus FY 2009 None Increased retirement multiplier (defined benefit) for both general and uniformed employees (from 1.5% to 1.7% retroactively for general employees, and from tiered plan to 2.5% retroactively and 2.7% prospectively for uniformed) For general employees, increased employer s 401(a) contribution to 4.2%; eliminated 401(a) contribution for Public Safety Established concept of flex credits for benefits ( cafeteria plan ) applying to health and dental insurance for FY 2009 Living wage increased to $12.75 per hour FY % Added Christmas Eve and New Year s Eve holidays (calendar 2007 only Monday holidays) book 62 web 74

19 COMPENSATION SUMMARY Fiscal Year COLA/Market Pay Adjustment Other Changes FY % Targeted market rate adjustments, promotional opportunities and career ladders for public safety ranks Location pay stipends Living wage increased to $11.80 per hour FY % Overtime based on total hours, including leave Living wage set at $11.20 per hour FY % Additional step (18) added to pay plan FY % Additional 1.0% lump sum payment in addition to the 1% COLA/MPA Increased pay scale for Firefighters Living wage adopted, set at $10.98 Reduced employee retirement contribution one percentage point (from 5% to 4% for general employees, and 6% to 5% for uniformed) FY % Retirement enhancements FY % Additional 1.0% market adjustment in addition to the 3% COLA/MPA Two-year steps in pay plan changed to one-year Three additional steps (15, 16, 17) added to pay plan Retirement Plans and County Contribution Rates Employer Contribution Rates FY 2015 Proposed Budget Plan Employee Type County Contribution Rate Defined Benefit General Employees 17.1% of pay Uniformed Employees 38.9% of pay Defined Contribution (Chapter 46 only) General Employees Uniformed Employees 4.2% of base pay only None Deferred Compensation Chapter 46 Employees Employer Match Chapter 21 Employees NOTES: Chapter 21 employees were hired before 2/8/1981 Chapter 46 employees were hired on or after 2/8/1981 Up to $20/pay ($520/year) Up to $10/pay ($260/year) book 63 web 75

20 COMPENSATION SUMMARY Defined Benefit Plan ing History Percent of Salary Contributed to Retirement Plan Fiscal Year General Employees Uniformed Employees County Contribution Employee Contribution County Contribution Employee Contribution FY % 4% 38.9% 7.5% FY % 4% 38.4% 7.5% FY % 4% 36.4% 7.5% FY % 4% 36.5% 7.5% FY % 4% 35.5% 7.5% FY % 4% 35.1% 7.5% FY 2009 (effective 13.8% 4% 35.1% 7.5% 1/1/09) FY % 4% 19.4% 5% FY % 4% 16.3% 5% FY % 4% 13.6% 5% FY % 4% 10.5% 5% FY % 4% 7.2% 5% FY % 5% 6.1% 6% NOTE: In all fiscal years through December, 2008 the contribution amount was calculated against gross salary. Effective January, 2009 overtime and premiums are excluded for Chapter 46 employees. Defined Contribution Plan (Chapter 46 ONLY) ing History Percent of Base Pay Contributed to Retirement Plan Fiscal Year General Employees Uniformed Employees County Contribution Employee Contribution County Contribution Employee Contribution FY % FY % FY % FY % FY % FY % FY % (as of 1/1/09) FY 2003 through FY % - 1% - Employee Health Insurance The overall budget for health and dental insurance is projected to increase 7.5%. Rates for the various plans and election levels will be finalized in Spring book 64 web 76