Santa Rosa County District Schools
|
|
- Muriel Miller
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Santa Rosa County District Schools Fiscal Year MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Month Ending August 31, 2010 School Board Meeting January 13, 2011
2 Enclosed is the Monthly Financial Statement for the Santa Rosa County School District. Included is data that is helpful in evaluating the financial condition at a given point in time. As always, please feel free to question the data or make suggestions that would improve the usefulness of this document. Below are explanations that you may find helpful. All revenue and expenditures listed are on a "cash basis" only. We recognize that generally accepted accounting principles require the use of the modified accrual basis of accounting for governmental funds. This means that revenues are recognized when they become both measurable and available to finance expenditures of the fiscal period. Expenditures are generally recognized when the related liability is incurred and the transaction or event is expected to draw upon current spendable resources. We feel the best way to measure and compare from month to month and to make it easier to understand, we have opted to show literally on a cash basis the figures showing revenue and expenditures. We hope it helps the casual user in comparing the operation of the school system year to year and generally give an idea of where the district is financially at any given point in time. Jul10 No significant comments Aug10 No significant comments Sep10 Oct10 Nov10 Dec10 Jan11 Feb11 Mar11 Apr11 May11 Jun11 Page 1a
3 Budget Balances for Revenue as of August 2010 by Major Revenue Collected % of Budget Revenue # Revenue Name Budget To Date Balance Collected 100 Federal Direct $ 650,000 $ 650,000 0% 200 Federal thru State $ 400,000 $ 286,645 $ 113,355 72% 300 State $ 103,039,924 $ 17,070,920 $ 85,969,004 17% 400 Local $ 54,514,326 $ 775,357 $ 53,738,970 1% 600 Transfers $ 3,423,968 $ 3,423,968 0% 700 Debt Proceeds/Sales of Capital Assets (Insurance Loss Recoveries) 0% Total $ 162,028,218 $ 18,132,922 $ 143,895,296 11% Budget Balances for Revenue as of August 2010 by Major Revenue Collected % of Budget Revenue # Revenue Name Budget To Date Balance Collected 100 Federal Direct $ 2,763,158 $ 139,727 $ 2,623,431 5% 200 Federal thru State $ 33,643,527 $ 1,246,770 $ 32,396,757 4% 300 State $ 105,331,988 $ 17,081,804 $ 88,250,183 16% 400 Local $ 77,512,503 $ 2,058,786 $ 75,453,717 3% 600 Transfers $ 7,587,996 $ 1,160,255 $ 6,427,741 15% 700 Debt Proceeds/Sales of Capital Assets (Insurance Loss Recoveries) $ 138,362 0% Total $ 226,839,172 $ 21,825,705 $ 205,013,467 10% Page 2
4 Budget Balances for Expenditures as of August 2010 by Major Function & Object Object #100 Object #200 Object #300 Object #400 Object #500 Object #600 Object #700 Object #900 Total Employee Purchased Energy Materials Capital Other Expended Encumbered/ % of Budget Function # Function Name Budget Salaries Benefits Services Services & Supplies Outlay Expenses Transfers As Of 8/31/10 Committed Balance Exp/Enc 5000 Instruction $ 104,714,814 $ 400,290 $ 60,926 $ 150,894 $ 1,200,467 $ 40,204 $ 2,654 $ 1,855,436 $ 1,900,348 $ 100,959,030 4% 6000 Instructional Support $ 15,977,446 $ 371,591 $ 79,498 $ 60,239 $ (10,142) $ 106,549 $ (1,672) $ 606,063 $ 2,562,915 $ 12,808,467 20% 7000 General Support $ 42,882,051 $ 928,051 $ 239,485 $ 1,626,804 $ 576,077 $ 13,554 $ 21,169 $ 4,381 $ 3,409,522 $ 2,875,595 $ 36,596,933 15% 8000 Maintenance of Plant $ 6,341,585 $ 211,777 $ 70,602 $ 113,796 $ 40,520 $ 15,420 $ 2,419 $ 454,534 $ 927,360 $ 4,959,691 22% Community Services/ 9000 Debt Service/Transfers $ 2,001,241 $ 117,996 $ 11,854 $ 15,305 $ 4,910 $ 70,336 $ 82 $ 220,483 $ 229,804 $ 1,550,954 23% Total $ 171,917,136 $ 2,029,705 $ 462,365 $ 1,967,038 $ 576,077 $ 1,249,309 $ 253,678 $ 7,865 $ 6,546,038 $ 8,496,023 $ 156,875,075 9% Budget Balances for Expenditures as of August 2010 by Major Function & Object Object #100 Object #200 Object #300 Object #400 Object #500 Object #600 Object #700 Object #900 Total Employee Purchased Energy Materials Capital Other Expended Encumbered/ % of Budget Function # Function Name Budget Salaries Benefits Services Services & Supplies Outlay Expenses Transfers As Of 8/31/10 Committed Balance Exp/Enc 5000 Instruction $ 121,262,778 $ 504,785 $ 79,491 $ 163,385 $ 1,216,224 $ 42,726 $ 2,654 $ 2,009,266 $ 2,191,750 $ 117,061,762 3% 6000 Instructional Support $ 27,118,596 $ 573,629 $ 117,326 $ 143,387 $ (3,408) $ 176,404 $ 100 $ 1,007,438 $ 3,742,186 $ 22,368,973 18% 7000 General Support $ 92,412,309 $ 949,327 $ 243,946 $ 1,754,285 $ 580,253 $ (14,702) $ 1,955,291 $ 41,457 $ 5,509,857 $ 14,552,767 $ 72,349,686 22% 8000 Maintenance of Plant $ 8,118,338 $ 211,777 $ 70,602 $ 113,796 $ 40,520 $ 148,260 $ 2,419 $ 587,374 $ 1,236,323 $ 6,294,641 22% Community Services/ 9000 Debt Service/Transfers $ 14,366,305 $ 124,536 $ 13,073 $ 15,305 $ 4,910 $ 129,099 $ 1,038,137 $ 1,160,255 $ 2,485,316 $ 425,901 $ 11,455,088 20% Total $ 263,278,325 $ 2,364,054 $ 524,438 $ 2,190,158 $ 580,253 $ 1,243,544 $ 2,451,780 $ 1,084,767 $ 1,160,255 $ 11,599,250 $ 22,148,926 $ 229,530,150 13% Page 3
5 General School Fund (Fund 100) Budget and Expenditures By Type (Does Not Include Payroll & Benefit Expenditures) Average Monthly Annual Monthly July August YeartoDate Expenditures Obj # Expenditure Type Budget Budget* Expend Expend Expend. Total for YeartoDate 310 Profess/Tech Services Instruc $ 3,246, $ 270, $ 61, $ 25, $ 87, $ 43, Prof Serv Subagree 1st $25K $ 312 Prof Serv Subagrmt bal > $25K $ 320 Insurance/Bond Premiums $ 1,207, $ 100, $ 601, $ 21, $ 622, $ 311, In County Travel $ 198, $ 16, $ 3, $ 3, $ 7, $ 3, Out of County Travel $ 209, $ 17, $ 11, $ 6, $ 17, $ 8, Repairs/Maintenance $ 459, $ 38, $ 34, $ 32, $ 66, $ 33, Rentals $ 878, $ 73, $ 112, $ 97, $ 210, $ 105, Local Phone $ 481, $ 40, $ 27, $ 42, $ 70, $ 35, Long Distance Phone $ 83, $ 6, $ 6, $ 6, $ 12, $ 6, Phone Install/Repair $ 2, $ $ 374 Postage $ 99, $ 8, $ 7, $ 14, $ 22, $ 11, Cell Phones $ 70, $ 5, $ $ $ $ Wireless Communication $ $ $ $ $ Water $ 191, $ 15, $ 15, $ 7, $ 22, $ 11, Sewage $ 239, $ 19, $ 19, $ 11, $ 31, $ 15, Garbage Removal $ 262, $ 21, $ 12, $ 19, $ 31, $ 15, Other Services $ 16,730, $ 1,394, $ 177, $ 1,677, $ 1,854, $ 927, Natural Gas $ 290, $ 24, $ 4, $ 3, $ 7, $ 3, Propane $ 13, $ 1, $ $ $ Electricity $ 5,748, $ 479, $ 601, $ 555, $ 1,157, $ 578, Gas $ 248, $ 20, $ 21, $ 9, $ 30, $ 15, Diesel $ 1,447, $ 120, $ 113, $ 7, $ 120, $ 60, Supplies $ 2,976, $ 248, $ 97, $ 108, $ 206, $ 103, SuppliesMeals/Headstart $ 11, $ $ $ $ $ Textbooks $ 4,221, $ 351, $ 34, $ 1,139, $ 1,174, $ 587, Periodicals $ 26, $ 2, $ 1, $ $ 2, $ 1, Repair Parts $ 8, $ $ 570 Food $ $ $ 590 Other Materials/Supplies $ 6, $ $ 610 Library Books $ 10, $ $ 611 Library Books New Libraries $ 612 Library Bks/Existing Library $ 236, $ 19, $ 5, $ 6, $ 11, $ 5, A.V.Material > = $1000 $ 8, $ $ 622 A.V.Material < $1000 $ 25, $ 2, $ $ 1, $ 2, $ 1, Buildings/Fixed Equipment $ $ $ 641 FF&E > = $1000 $ 237, $ 19, $ 2, $ 30, $ 33, $ 16, FF&E < $1000 $ 423, $ 35, $ 20, $ 41, $ 62, $ 31, Computer Equip > = $1000 $ 1,193, $ 99, $ 31, $ 59, $ 91, $ 45, Computer Equip < $1000 $ 280, $ 23, $ 29, $ 49, $ 78, $ 39, Motor Vehicles $ 119, $ 9, $ 670 Land Improvements $ 9, $ $ 671 Architect/Engineering $ 15, $ 1, $ 5, $ 5, $ 2, Noncapitalized Improvements $ 3, $ $ 680 Remodeling/Renovations $ 13, $ 1, $ 681 Capitalized Remod/Renovations $ 7, $ $ 682 Noncap Remod/Renovations $ 252, $ 21, $ 15, $ 17, $ 32, $ 16, Software > = $1000 $ 114, $ 9, $ 38, $ 38, $ 19, Software < $1000 $ 46, $ 3, $ 1, $ 3, $ 5, $ 2, Dues/Fees $ 126, $ 10, $ 59, $ 7, $ 66, $ 33, Misc Expense $ 21, $ 1, $ 2, $ 2, $ 1, Transfers $ 940 Transfers $ 3, $ $ Totals $ 42,510, $ 3,542, $ 2,138, $ 4,053, $ 6,191, $ 687, $ *Monthly budget is simply the most recent annual budget amount divided by 12 since there are no monthly $ budget amounts for the School District
6 Cash Balances (Including Investments) by Month Prior Prior Prior Current Month FY FY FY FY July $ 33,017,125 $ 32,531,982 $ 26,734,459 $ 30,742,184 August $ 36,875,157 $ 34,867,787 $ 29,568,255 $ 32,445,127 September $ 33,334,072 $ 30,834,880 $ 26,103,074 October $ 29,113,466 $ 25,520,814 $ 21,702,514 November $ 49,319,593 $ 38,289,412 $ 27,148,309 December $ 55,332,123 $ 53,283,377 $ 50,794,097 January $ 53,547,418 $ 51,425,970 $ 50,223,762 February $ 50,885,481 $ 48,667,914 $ 47,110,603 March $ 45,457,808 $ 45,741,899 $ 44,823,890 April $ 50,684,747 $ 44,469,091 $ 45,176,549 May $ 46,373,631 $ 39,910,238 $ 42,434,035 June $ 27,160,892 $ 22,408,321 $ 27,663,823 Cash Balances (Including Investments) by Month Prior Prior Prior Current Month FY FY FY FY July $ 37,384,839 $ 59,841,143 $ 49,903,283 $ 55,624,185 August $ 62,827,867 $ 61,100,147 $ 52,917,782 $ 56,292,289 September $ 57,886,554 $ 56,704,610 $ 49,876,946 October $ 53,280,391 $ 50,397,883 $ 45,310,019 November $ 80,298,830 $ 67,412,599 $ 52,519,495 December $ 85,142,976 $ 81,893,482 $ 81,594,115 January $ 85,734,541 $ 82,144,681 $ 80,360,909 February $ 83,981,707 $ 79,441,570 $ 77,342,058 March $ 78,774,276 $ 76,900,298 $ 74,046,936 April $ 82,314,980 $ 77,157,589 $ 73,682,044 May $ 78,673,831 $ 69,701,786 $ 68,904,559 June $ 57,530,826 $ 47,086,484 $ 53,727,448 Page 5
7 Cash Balances (Including Investments) by Month $60,000,000 $50,000,000 Millions $ $40,000,000 $30,000,000 $20,000,000 FY FY FY FY $10,000,000 $0 July August September October November December January Month February March April May June Cash Balances (Including Investments) by Month Millions $ $100,000,000 $90,000,000 $80,000,000 $70,000,000 $60,000,000 $50,000,000 $40,000,000 $30,000,000 $20,000,000 $10,000,000 $0 FY FY FY FY July August September October November December January Month February March April May June Page 6
8 Revenue by Month (Collections) Prior % of Prior % of Prior % of Current % of Month FY Year FY Year FY Year FY Year July $ 11,372,866 6% $ 11,033,244 6% $ 9,619,644 6% $ 8,939,646 49% August $ 10,827,018 12% $ 9,559,863 12% $ 9,997,578 12% $ 9,193, % September $ 10,651,443 18% $ 10,936,762 18% $ 8,097,963 17% 100% October $ 11,023,336 24% $ 10,603,433 25% $ 9,859,423 23% 100% November $ 35,256,372 44% $ 28,727,396 41% $ 17,192,846 34% 100% December $ 22,309,090 57% $ 28,787,742 58% $ 38,105,243 57% 100% January $ 12,035,772 63% $ 10,849,527 64% $ 10,895,850 64% 100% February $ 12,605,637 70% $ 10,915,742 71% $ 10,425,917 70% 100% March $ 11,729,901 77% $ 10,270,886 77% $ 10,391,347 76% 100% April $ 15,559,545 86% $ 13,394,878 84% $ 12,600,226 84% 100% May $ 12,010,357 92% $ 10,529,679 91% $ 10,029,097 90% 100% June $ 13,923, % $ 16,179, % $ 15,648, % 100% Total $ 179,305,031 $ 171,788,295 $ 162,863,195 $ 18,132,922 Revenue by Month (Collections) Prior % of Prior % of Prior % of Current % of Month FY Year FY Year FY Year FY Year July $ 12,050,343 5% $ 11,898,835 5% $ 10,218,591 4% $ 9,619,752 44% August $ 12,764,488 11% $ 11,403,903 11% $ 11,507,012 9% $ 12,205, % September $ 12,907,149 16% $ 13,265,161 17% $ 11,098,473 14% 100% October $ 14,069,018 22% $ 13,696,097 23% $ 15,209,139 20% 100% November $ 44,017,757 41% $ 35,819,120 39% $ 23,286,823 30% 100% December $ 29,991,742 54% $ 36,895,895 56% $ 60,828,673 56% 100% January $ 16,733,743 61% $ 16,181,389 63% $ 16,840,531 63% 100% February $ 16,907,934 69% $ 14,422,866 70% $ 14,707,474 69% 100% March $ 15,383,317 75% $ 13,772,253 76% $ 14,623,113 75% 100% April $ 20,222,036 84% $ 17,082,186 84% $ 17,104,520 82% 100% May $ 16,659,510 91% $ 13,648,306 90% $ 14,247,837 88% 100% June $ 20,909, % $ 22,103, % $ 28,425, % 100% Total $ 232,616,479 $ 220,189,988 $ 238,097,353 $ 21,825,705 Page 7
9 Revenue by Month (Collections) Millions $ $45,000,000 $40,000,000 $35,000,000 $30,000,000 $25,000,000 $20,000,000 $15,000,000 $10,000,000 $5,000,000 $ FY FY FY FY July August September October November December February January Month March April May June Revenue by Month (Collections) Millions $ $70,000,000 $60,000,000 $50,000,000 $40,000,000 $30,000,000 $20,000,000 $10,000,000 $ FY FY FY FY July August September October November December January Month February March April May June 1 Page 8
10 Expenditures by Month (No Encumbrances) Prior % of Prior % of Prior % of Current % of Month FY Year FY Year FY Year FY Year July $ 5,009,299 3% $ 5,089,497 3% $ 4,644,423 3% $ 4,538,117 41% August $ 5,605,677 6% $ 6,347,423 6% $ 5,315,121 6% $ 6,546, % September $ 14,384,133 14% $ 14,403,588 15% $ 11,220,854 13% 100% October $ 15,251,775 22% $ 15,685,959 24% $ 14,843,755 23% 100% November $ 16,131,498 31% $ 14,822,596 32% $ 12,838,555 31% 100% December $ 13,892,205 39% $ 13,600,175 40% $ 12,938,110 39% 100% January $ 15,270,458 48% $ 14,352,459 48% $ 12,664,151 47% 100% February $ 15,231,115 56% $ 13,666,140 56% $ 12,389,036 55% 100% March $ 15,606,661 65% $ 13,319,233 63% $ 12,461,822 63% 100% April $ 11,033,796 71% $ 14,786,931 72% $ 12,679,002 71% 100% May $ 17,345,855 81% $ 14,230,946 80% $ 12,749,077 79% 100% June $ 34,847, % $ 35,762, % $ 32,733, % 100% Total $ 179,610,166 $ 176,067,671 $ 157,477,269 $ 11,084,155 Expenditures by Month (No Encumbrances) Prior % of Prior % of Prior % of Current % of Month FY Year FY Year FY Year FY Year July $ 6,153,239 3% $ 9,152,136 4% $ 7,225,670 3% $ 6,300,845 35% August $ 9,927,111 7% $ 10,407,055 8% $ 8,472,741 7% $ 11,599, % September $ 17,940,598 14% $ 18,011,237 16% $ 14,573,905 13% 100% October $ 17,916,969 22% $ 19,950,458 24% $ 21,409,422 22% 100% November $ 18,280,324 30% $ 17,624,700 32% $ 17,951,840 30% 100% December $ 20,603,230 39% $ 18,872,829 40% $ 19,145,413 39% 100% January $ 18,156,992 46% $ 19,577,366 48% $ 19,304,998 47% 100% February $ 19,949,989 55% $ 19,740,332 57% $ 18,625,248 55% 100% March $ 19,806,550 63% $ 16,272,565 64% $ 17,350,402 63% 100% April $ 17,282,161 71% $ 18,208,860 71% $ 18,144,608 71% 100% May $ 22,549,240 80% $ 19,039,142 79% $ 18,451,199 79% 100% June $ 46,271, % $ 48,680, % $ 49,042, % 100% Total $ 234,838,296 $ 235,537,425 $ 229,698,094 $ 17,900,095 Page 9
11 Expenditures by Month (No Encumbrances) Millions $ $40,000,000 $35,000,000 $30,000,000 $25,000,000 $20,000,000 $15,000,000 $10,000,000 $5,000,000 $ FY FY FY FY July August September October November December February January Month March April May June Expenditures by Month (No Encumbrances) $60,000,000 $50,000,000 Millions $ $40,000,000 $30,000,000 $20,000,000 FY FY FY FY $10,000,000 $ July August September October November December February January Month March April May June Page 10
12 Revenue by Month by Type (Collections) Prior FY Prior FY Prior FY Current FY th Federal State Local,Transfers Federal State Local,Transfers Federal State Local,Transfers Federal State Local,Transfers $ 11,039,662 $ 333,204 $ 46, $ 10,663,745 $ 322,936 $ 14, $ 9,278,264 $ 327,113 $ 8,697,824 $ 241,822 ust $ 9,987,393 $ 839,626 $ 201, $ 8,842,767 $ 515,400 $ 19, $ 9,085,334 $ 892,663 $ 286, $ 8,373,096 $ 533,535 ember $ 10,060,159 $ 591,285 $ 1, $ 10,666,129 $ 268,832 $ 54, $ 7,664,958 $ 378,280 ber $ 10,511,463 $ 511,873 $ 23, $ 9,874,067 $ 705,997 $ 174, $ 8,731,385 $ 953,141 mber $ 9,356,868 $ 25,899,504 $ 4, $ 8,888,801 $ 19,833,868 $ 503, $ 7,967,477 $ 8,721,548 mber $ 9,406,325 $ 12,902,765 $ 3,222 $ 8,471,650 $ 20,312,870 $ 7,991,830 $ 30,113,412 ary $ 209,738 $ 9,801,788 $ 2,024,247 $ 165,687 $ 8,419,920 $ 2,263,920 $ 8,541,176 $ 2,354,674 uary $ 414,196 $ 9,655,757 $ 2,535,683 $ 13,035 $ 8,369,244 $ 2,533,464 $ 12,676 $ 8,548,825 $ 1,864,416 ch $ 9,691,000 $ 2,038,902 $ 108, $ 8,274,508 $ 1,887,849 $ $ 8,681,174 $ 1,710,152 l $ 188,957 $ 9,832,360 $ 5,538,228 $ 384,555 $ 9,055,597 $ 3,954,726 $ 247,271 $ 8,515,463 $ 3,837,492 $ 217,861 $ 9,858,670 $ 1,933,826 $ 130,489 $ 8,397,366 $ 2,001,824 $ 31,250 $ 8,413,022 $ 1,584,824 $ 165,859 $ 10,601,405 $ 3,156,428 $ 19,348 $ 8,819,021 $ 7,340,776 $ 8,585,266 $ 7,062,794 l $ 1,196,611 $ 119,802,849 $ 58,305,571 $ 1,103,020 $ 108,742,813 $ 61,942,461 $ 1,058,510 $ 102,004,175 $ 59,800,510 $ 286,645 $ 17,070,920 $ 775,357 Revenue by Month by Type (Collections) Prior FY Prior FY Prior FY Current FY th Federal State Local,Transfers Federal State Local,Transfers Federal State Local,Transfers Federal State Local,Transfers $ 194,022 $ 11,055,796 $ 800,525 $ 296,230 $ 10,669,895 $ 932,710 $ 331,338 $ 9,283,475 $ 603,779 $ 467,396 $ 8,703,276 $ 449,079 ust $ 399,595 $ 9,994,176 $ 2,370,717 $ 655,539 $ 8,848,906 $ 1,899,458 $ 375,087 $ 9,092,981 $ 2,038,944 $ 919,101 $ 8,378,528 $ 2,908,324 ember $ 741,614 $ 10,091,415 $ 2,074,119 $ 1,100,284 $ 10,679,033 $ 1,485,844 $ 1,863,781 $ 7,675,105 $ 1,559,586 ber $ 1,619,337 $ 10,497,188 $ 1,952,492 $ 1,759,350 $ 9,888,943 $ 2,047,804 $ 2,219,801 $ 8,744,115 $ 4,245,223 mber $ 1,074,171 $ 9,383,236 $ 33,560,350 $ 1,104,174 $ 8,895,055 $ 25,819,891 $ 3,553,887 $ 8,003,841 $ 11,729,095 mber $ 1,074,963 $ 9,441,141 $ 19,475,638 $ 2,193,808 $ 8,542,559 $ 26,159,527 $ 2,517,438 $ 8,031,299 $ 50,279,935 ary $ 2,647,189 $ 10,277,067 $ 3,809,488 $ 1,713,905 $ 8,596,442 $ 5,871,041 $ 2,387,881 $ 8,731,532 $ 5,721,117 uary $ 1,607,217 $ 10,713,770 $ 4,586,947 $ 1,636,137 $ 8,440,823 $ 4,345,906 $ 2,652,969 $ 8,632,590 $ 3,421,914 ch $ 1,992,293 $ 9,808,679 $ 3,582,345 $ 1,522,122 $ 8,717,820 $ 3,532,311 $ 2,586,791 $ 8,791,230 $ 3,245,093 l $ 1,423,816 $ 10,542,995 $ 8,255,225 $ 1,980,622 $ 9,141,956 $ 5,959,608 $ 2,820,030 $ 8,615,733 $ 5,668,756 $ 2,661,087 $ 10,293,680 $ 3,704,743 $ 1,712,030 $ 8,371,255 $ 3,565,021 $ 2,721,581 $ 8,430,262 $ 3,095,995 $ 2,874,703 $ 13,619,172 $ 4,415,568 $ 3,352,743 $ 10,034,153 $ 8,717,081 $ 7,145,811 $ 9,769,835 $ 11,509,522 l $ 18,310,008 $ 125,718,315 $ 88,588,155 $ 19,026,946 $ 110,826,840 $ 90,336,202 $ 31,176,396 $ 103,801,997 $ 103,118,959 $ 1,386,497 $ 17,081,804 $ 3,357,403
13 Expenditures by Month by Type (No Encumbrances) Month Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support July $ 1,262,647 $ 610,739 $ 3,135,914 $ 1,530,534 $ 497,723 $ 3,061,240 $ 684,726 $ 511,166 $ 3,448,531 $ 636,203 $ 535,992 $ 3,365,922 August $ 1,372,334 $ 568,455 $ 3,664,888 $ 1,490,417 $ 686,648 $ 4,170,358 $ 1,266,993 $ 480,764 $ 3,567,364 $ 1,855,436 $ 606,063 $ 4,084,539 September $ 9,215,766 $ 1,250,480 $ 3,917,887 $ 9,398,858 $ 1,170,657 $ 3,834,072 $ 7,595,793 $ 916,882 $ 2,708,178 October $ 8,981,685 $ 1,308,790 $ 4,961,300 $ 9,515,527 $ 1,269,049 $ 4,901,382 $ 7,845,832 $ 1,374,858 $ 5,623,065 November $ 9,927,580 $ 1,416,266 $ 4,787,652 $ 9,464,094 $ 1,258,339 $ 4,100,163 $ 8,098,972 $ 1,145,286 $ 3,594,296 December $ 8,801,357 $ 1,198,695 $ 3,892,154 $ 9,020,394 $ 1,194,770 $ 3,385,011 $ 7,800,361 $ 1,101,044 $ 4,036,705 January $ 9,367,009 $ 1,350,512 $ 4,552,937 $ 8,566,060 $ 1,073,380 $ 4,713,019 $ 7,462,835 $ 1,201,411 $ 3,999,905 February $ 8,822,878 $ 1,288,709 $ 5,119,528 $ 8,632,870 $ 1,189,999 $ 3,843,272 $ 7,390,997 $ 1,093,759 $ 3,904,279 March $ 9,291,766 $ 1,239,211 $ 5,075,684 $ 8,651,908 $ 1,240,725 $ 3,426,601 $ 7,311,399 $ 1,192,688 $ 3,957,735 April $ 8,628,221 $ 990,209 $ 1,415,366 $ 8,954,697 $ 1,311,930 $ 4,520,304 $ 7,427,994 $ 1,193,897 $ 4,057,111 May $ 9,469,301 $ 1,940,382 $ 5,936,172 $ 8,695,078 $ 1,497,660 $ 4,038,208 $ 7,652,231 $ 1,294,126 $ 3,802,719 June $ 26,366,893 $ 2,766,429 $ 5,714,372 $ 26,775,301 $ 3,030,996 $ 5,956,427 $ 22,610,177 $ 2,887,675 $ 7,235,509 Total $ 111,507,436 $ 15,928,878 $ 52,173,852 $ 110,695,737 $ 15,421,878 $ 49,950,056 $ 93,148,311 $ 14,393,559 $ 49,935,399 $ 2,491,639 $ 1,142,055 $ 7,450,461 Expenditures by Month by Type (No Encumbrances) Month Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support Instruction Instr.Support Oth Support July $ 1,350,158 $ 719,386 $ 4,083,695 $ 1,625,805 $ 665,625 $ 6,860,706 $ 854,843 $ 671,179 $ 5,699,648 $ 824,756 $ 748,914 $ 4,727,175 August $ 1,408,524 $ 799,396 $ 7,719,191 $ 1,603,513 $ 925,039 $ 7,878,503 $ 1,364,596 $ 703,553 $ 6,404,592 $ 2,009,266 $ 1,007,438 $ 8,582,546 September $ 9,668,790 $ 1,572,695 $ 6,699,114 $ 9,886,756 $ 1,508,288 $ 6,616,194 $ 8,711,119 $ 1,373,485 $ 4,489,301 October $ 9,496,663 $ 1,743,258 $ 6,677,048 $ 10,062,014 $ 1,650,736 $ 8,237,708 $ 9,061,684 $ 1,995,609 $ 10,352,128 November $ 10,567,829 $ 1,802,335 $ 5,910,161 $ 10,014,575 $ 1,677,606 $ 5,932,518 $ 9,342,630 $ 1,645,509 $ 6,963,701 December $ 9,478,479 $ 1,534,395 $ 9,590,356 $ 9,769,587 $ 1,626,448 $ 7,476,794 $ 9,240,114 $ 1,669,385 $ 8,235,914 January $ 9,986,828 $ 1,752,653 $ 6,417,510 $ 9,250,880 $ 1,449,232 $ 8,877,254 $ 8,850,822 $ 1,849,832 $ 8,604,344 February $ 9,446,439 $ 1,761,798 $ 8,741,752 $ 9,234,811 $ 1,622,118 $ 8,883,404 $ 8,839,331 $ 1,652,817 $ 8,133,100 March $ 9,928,309 $ 1,713,536 $ 8,164,706 $ 9,205,674 $ 1,615,322 $ 5,451,568 $ 8,635,826 $ 1,837,177 $ 6,877,400 April $ 9,265,237 $ 1,242,223 $ 6,774,701 $ 9,542,763 $ 1,682,807 $ 6,983,290 $ 8,713,272 $ 1,743,527 $ 7,687,810 May $ 10,156,913 $ 2,501,052 $ 9,891,275 $ 9,298,305 $ 1,939,979 $ 7,800,859 $ 9,373,634 $ 2,107,558 $ 6,970,008 June $ 27,948,479 $ 3,684,287 $ 14,639,126 $ 28,322,956 $ 4,139,140 $ 16,218,649 $ 26,259,800 $ 4,415,254 $ 18,367,593 Total $ 118,702,647 $ 20,827,014 $ 95,308,634 $ 117,817,638 $ 20,502,339 $ 97,217,447 $ 109,247,671 $ 21,664,886 $ 98,785,538 $ 2,834,022 $ 1,756,351 $ 13,309,722 Page 12
14 Expenditures by Month by TypeSalaries, Employee Benefits, and Other Personal Services (No Encumbrances) Month Salaries Emp. Benefits PartTime/Sub Total Salaries Emp. Benefits PartTime/Sub Total Salaries Emp. Benefits Other Services Total Salaries Emp. Benefits Other Services Total July $ 2,266,846 $ 536,840 $ 67,793 $ 2,871,480 $ 2,409,903 $ 549,870 $ 5,297 $ 2,965,070 $ 2,001,698 $ 483,282 $ 947 $ 2,485,926 $ 1,909,616 $ 487,144 $ 3,221 $ 2,399,981 August $ 1,637,316 $ 455,617 $ 54,737 $ 2,147,670 $ 2,334,448 $ 487,014 $ 3,376 $ 2,824,839 $ 1,800,787 $ 455,379 $ 1,490 $ 2,257,656 $ 2,029,705 $ 462,365 $ 546 $ 2,492,617 September $ 8,496,372 $ 2,453,017 $ 117,499 $ 11,066,888 $ 8,655,962 $ 2,485,984 $ 26,004 $ 11,167,951 $ 7,503,842 $ 2,083,264 $ 13,329 $ 9,600,435 October $ 8,801,540 $ 2,164,272 $ 217,871 $ 11,183,682 $ 9,352,452 $ 2,569,646 $ 83,978 $ 12,006,075 $ 7,966,205 $ 2,186,634 $ 119,703 $ 10,272,541 November $ 9,858,515 $ 2,570,586 $ 248,595 $ 12,677,696 $ 9,515,105 $ 2,615,303 $ 105,837 $ 12,236,245 $ 8,495,112 $ 2,186,569 $ 128,878 $ 10,810,559 December $ 8,512,424 $ 3,220,272 $ 198,366 $ 11,931,061 $ 8,826,087 $ 2,915,019 $ 72,178 $ 11,813,284 $ 7,567,434 $ 2,916,006 $ 76,057 $ 10,559,498 January $ 9,534,397 $ 2,666,819 $ 183,283 $ 12,384,500 $ 8,715,319 $ 2,453,837 $ 54,683 $ 11,223,838 $ 7,628,239 $ 2,190,898 $ 65,487 $ 9,884,623 February $ 8,757,139 $ 2,550,464 $ 232,328 $ 11,539,931 $ 8,702,727 $ 2,482,328 $ 81,444 $ 11,266,499 $ 7,602,543 $ 2,102,582 $ 117,265 $ 9,822,391 March $ 9,129,223 $ 2,598,675 $ 244,476 $ 11,972,375 $ 8,699,102 $ 2,466,361 $ 86,722 $ 11,252,185 $ 7,610,140 $ 2,104,672 $ 91,556 $ 9,806,367 April $ 7,261,781 $ 2,110,588 $ 114,710 $ 9,487,079 $ 9,157,684 $ 2,463,465 $ 56,915 $ 11,678,063 $ 7,683,013 $ 2,129,465 $ 89,529 $ 9,902,007 May $ 10,563,559 $ 2,958,520 $ 353,825 $ 13,875,904 $ 9,006,703 $ 2,486,527 $ 71,589 $ 11,564,819 $ 8,011,587 $ 2,083,124 $ 143,912 $ 10,238,623 June $ 23,739,911 $ 7,100,380 $ 260,645 $ 31,100,936 $ 24,818,360 $ 6,934,540 $ 75,524 $ 31,828,424 $ 20,889,593 $ 5,983,164 $ 211,193 $ 27,083,950 Total $ 108,559,024 $ 31,386,051 $ 2,294,128 $ 142,239,202 $ 110,193,852 $ 30,909,895 $ 723,546 $ 141,827,293 $ 94,760,193 $ 26,905,040 $ 1,059,345 $ 122,724,578 $ 3,939,321 $ 949,509 $ 3,767 $ 4,892,598 Expenditures by Month by TypeSalaries, Employee Benefits, and Other Personal Services (No Encumbrances) Month Salaries Emp. Benefits PartTime/Sub Total Salaries Emp. Benefits PartTime/Sub Total Salaries Emp. Benefits Other Services Total Salaries Emp. Benefits Other Services Total July $ 2,390,082 $ 571,355 $ 82,148 $ 3,043,585 $ 2,699,049 $ 588,156 $ 6,432 $ 3,293,637 $ 2,258,588 $ 549,600 $ 2,103 $ 2,810,291 $ 2,177,800 $ 537,871 $ 4,579 $ 2,720,250 August $ 1,765,101 $ 485,919 $ 68,877 $ 2,319,897 $ 2,617,189 $ 563,514 $ 6,061 $ 3,186,764 $ 2,041,040 $ 504,678 $ 10,844 $ 2,556,562 $ 2,364,054 $ 524,438 $ 1,595 $ 2,890,088 September $ 9,283,276 $ 2,721,449 $ 122,544 $ 12,127,269 $ 9,457,622 $ 2,726,237 $ 30,354 $ 12,214,213 $ 8,758,687 $ 2,446,197 $ 32,163 $ 11,237,047 October $ 9,603,122 $ 2,404,951 $ 237,952 $ 12,246,025 $ 10,226,364 $ 2,819,579 $ 99,718 $ 13,145,660 $ 9,131,999 $ 2,524,395 $ 152,970 $ 11,809,364 November $ 10,458,941 $ 2,762,978 $ 271,087 $ 13,493,007 $ 10,133,360 $ 2,815,672 $ 122,974 $ 13,072,006 $ 9,657,007 $ 2,524,909 $ 172,953 $ 12,354,869 December $ 9,544,811 $ 3,550,883 $ 212,968 $ 13,308,662 $ 9,882,412 $ 3,234,995 $ 85,356 $ 13,202,763 $ 8,750,679 $ 3,316,398 $ 113,745 $ 12,180,822 January $ 10,205,005 $ 2,876,153 $ 199,999 $ 13,281,157 $ 9,495,560 $ 2,680,171 $ 62,160 $ 12,237,891 $ 8,761,031 $ 2,514,194 $ 100,738 $ 11,375,963 February $ 9,805,269 $ 2,856,606 $ 257,443 $ 12,919,319 $ 9,594,080 $ 2,749,367 $ 99,191 $ 12,442,638 $ 8,765,343 $ 2,438,146 $ 159,811 $ 11,363,300 March $ 10,066,208 $ 2,864,035 $ 260,837 $ 13,191,080 $ 9,341,561 $ 2,664,993 $ 101,069 $ 12,107,623 $ 8,794,356 $ 2,439,166 $ 128,344 $ 11,361,867 April $ 7,804,514 $ 2,291,595 $ 123,557 $ 10,219,667 $ 9,986,549 $ 2,709,144 $ 70,559 $ 12,766,252 $ 8,863,223 $ 2,462,434 $ 112,410 $ 11,438,067 May $ 11,451,173 $ 3,218,329 $ 374,795 $ 15,044,296 $ 10,071,416 $ 2,791,569 $ 89,049 $ 12,952,034 $ 9,603,243 $ 2,447,515 $ 180,948 $ 12,231,706 June $ 25,943,478 $ 7,787,501 $ 281,914 $ 34,012,892 $ 26,941,940 $ 7,568,480 $ 100,013 $ 34,610,433 $ 24,286,805 $ 6,982,747 $ 216,623 $ 31,486, Total $ 118,320,980 $ 34,391,753 $ 2,494,123 $ 155,206,856 $ 120,447,103 $ 33,911,876 $ 872,936 $ 155,231,915 $ 109,671,999 $ 31,150,380 $ 1,383,652 $ 142,206,031 $ 4,541,854 $ 1,062,309 $ 6,174 $ 5,610,337 ** For fiscal year , there were some changes in the way substitutes are coded. The column for "PartTime/Subs was changed to read "Other Services". Previously all substitutes were coded to one object and could be grouped here. Now, however, substitutes who have a written contract for an extended time are reflected within "salaries". Page 1
15 Expenditures by Month by TypePurchased Services, Energy Services (Utilities), and Materials & Supplies (No Encumbrances) Month Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies July $ 795,425 $ 537,204 $ 389,008 $ 913,328 $ 463,451 $ 574,958 $ 1,005,222 $ 555,941 $ 303,316 $ 1,092,487 $ 741,789 $ 134,137 August $ 1,503,337 $ 556,168 $ 1,069,369 $ 1,939,798 $ 584,969 $ 753,189 $ 1,610,556 $ 581,110 $ 702,703 $ 1,967,038 $ 576,077 $ 1,249,309 September $ 1,402,564 $ 537,638 $ 1,118,700 $ 1,235,431 $ 737,681 $ 1,032,470 $ 392,527 $ 429,062 $ 699,959 October $ 2,615,608 $ 794,630 $ 386,387 $ 2,419,384 $ 718,738 $ 408,619 $ 3,079,758 $ 870,871 $ 375,419 November $ 2,269,880 $ 658,249 $ 313,210 $ 1,672,351 $ 594,241 $ 196,949 $ 1,481,493 $ 337,819 $ 128,634 December $ 641,104 $ 619,903 $ 204,266 $ 1,198,866 $ 337,130 $ 138,097 $ 1,548,581 $ 590,786 $ 130,748 January $ 1,985,692 $ 618,352 $ 139,153 $ 1,962,843 $ 838,905 $ 205,589 $ 1,809,582 $ 576,413 $ 155,910 February $ 2,551,771 $ 774,846 $ 221,190 $ 1,624,998 $ 561,212 $ 116,898 $ 1,606,356 $ 636,075 $ 194,889 March $ 2,482,693 $ 696,487 $ 268,493 $ 1,257,362 $ 336,577 $ 220,070 $ 1,541,912 $ 616,370 $ 157,210 April $ 656,331 $ 592,210 $ 135,417 $ 2,053,624 $ 775,763 $ 170,746 $ 1,806,509 $ 758,804 $ 105,668 May $ 2,175,392 $ 675,594 $ 483,778 $ 1,710,247 $ 623,730 $ 171,232 $ 1,882,135 $ 351,699 $ 200,466 June $ 2,806,109 $ 239,647 $ 493,548 $ 3,075,155 $ 168,616 $ 286,782 $ 2,908,510 $ 589,828 $ 250,869 Total $ 21,885,908 $ 7,300,929 $ 5,222,517 $ 21,063,386 $ 6,741,013 $ 4,275,600 $ 20,673,142 $ 6,894,777 $ 3,405,791 $ 3,059,526 $ 1,317,866 $ 1,383,446 Expenditures by Month by TypePurchased Services, Energy Services (Utilities), and Materials & Supplies (No Encumbrances) Month Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies Purch. Ser Energy Ser. Mat.& Supplies July $ 876,077 $ 537,982 $ 414,705 $ 957,213 $ 463,708 $ 630,667 $ 1,032,329 $ 597,950 $ 356,248 $ 1,124,136 $ 737,638 $ 250,642 August $ 1,767,311 $ 557,421 $ 1,174,094 $ 2,007,716 $ 585,311 $ 860,542 $ 1,662,095 $ 626,248 $ 714,146 $ 2,190,158 $ 580,253 $ 1,243,544 September $ 1,546,871 $ 538,247 $ 1,453,929 $ 1,360,621 $ 739,148 $ 1,335,374 $ 433,576 $ 430,266 $ 719,541 October $ 2,896,990 $ 795,763 $ 900,464 $ 2,773,757 $ 720,950 $ 1,131,200 $ 5,001,648 $ 894,341 $ 217,459 November $ 2,517,614 $ 659,184 $ 394,942 $ 1,871,165 $ 595,385 $ 289,199 $ 2,899,661 $ 395,208 $ 86,811 December $ 1,058,630 $ 620,966 $ 1,191,786 $ 1,729,621 $ 338,345 $ 997,320 $ 2,710,405 $ 612,586 $ 172,080 January $ 2,241,737 $ 619,431 $ 228,165 $ 2,341,794 $ 838,905 $ 687,304 $ 3,156,105 $ 604,929 $ 131,965 February $ 2,981,261 $ 776,265 $ 1,074,638 $ 1,942,986 $ 561,212 $ 651,058 $ 3,048,458 $ 668,824 $ 188,620 March $ 2,853,968 $ 697,875 $ 762,604 $ 1,373,100 $ 337,164 $ 330,830 $ 2,946,237 $ 651,232 $ 133,576 April $ 755,683 $ 593,562 $ 303,394 $ 2,257,588 $ 776,905 $ 763,166 $ 3,224,890 $ 797,393 $ 92,967 May $ 2,819,879 $ 675,706 $ 1,066,261 $ 1,986,650 $ 624,575 $ 1,223,774 $ 3,376,967 $ 387,788 $ 149,043 June $ 3,223,397 $ 241,818 $ 1,541,376 $ 3,673,998 $ 591,254 $ 936,692 $ 4,882,371 $ 646,529 $ 1,078,793 Total $ 25,539,419 $ 7,314,219 $ 10,506,357 $ 24,276,208 $ 7,172,863 $ 9,837,126 $ 34,374,743 $ 7,313,293 $ 4,041,250 $ 3,314,294 $ 1,317,890 $ 1,494,187 Page 14
16 Expenditures by Month by Type Capital Outlay (mostly equipment), Other Expenses, and Transfers Between Funds (No Encumbrances) Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers $ 394,591 $ 21,591 $ 118,825 $ 53,865 $ 239,736 $ 54,283 $ 107,687 $ 62,035 t $ 325,683 $ 3,450 $ 237,651 $ 6,978 $ 156,301 $ 6,795 $ 253,678 $ 7,319 mber $ 249,627 $ 8,715 $ 217,848 $ 12,206 $ 97,438 $ 1,432 er $ 251,165 $ 20,303 $ 130,126 $ 3,016 $ 240,335 $ 4,830 mber $ 204,684 $ 7,779 $ 106,502 $ 964 $ 15,344 $ 61,827 $ 1,896 $ 16,325 mber $ 155,789 $ 7,005 $ 333,077 $ 110,423 $ 2,374 $ 106,090 $ 1,908 $ 500 ry $ 139,410 $ 3,351 $ 118,854 $ 2,431 $ 99,977 $ 2,232 $ 135,413 ary $ 134,545 $ 8,832 $ 92,659 $ 3,874 $ 125,237 $ 4,089 h $ 174,480 $ 12,134 $ 94,714 $ 2,558 $ 155,766 $ 336,133 $ 3,829 $ 157,454 $ 5,304 $ 102,201 $ 6,534 $ 97,877 $ 8,136 $ 129,467 $ 5,721 $ 157,483 $ 3,435 $ 72,560 $ 3,594 $ 173,558 $ (8,914) $ 42,810 $ 248,850 $ 1,642 $ 153,256 $ 316,452 $ 5,041 $ 1,578,710 $ 2,490,453 $ 95,271 $ 375,887 $ 1,736,137 $ 99,875 $ 324,367 $ 1,949,965 $ 98,067 $ 1,730,948 $ 361,365 $ 69,354 Expenditures by Month by Type Capital Outlay (mostly equipment), Other Expenses, and Transfers Between Funds (No Encumbrances) Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers Capital Outlay Oth. Exp. Disc. On COPS Transfers $ 1,198,510 $ 82,381 $ 3,552,683 $ 254,228 $ 2,171,587 $ 257,264 $ 1,199,652 $ 268,528 t $ 3,056,599 $ 1,051,788 $ 3,722,751 $ 43,971 $ 2,873,424 $ 40,266 $ 2,451,780 $ 1,083,172 $ 1,160,255 mber $ 2,197,517 $ 76,766 $ 2,287,692 $ 74,190 $ 1,713,113 $ 40,362 $ er $ 978,599 $ 99,129 $ 2,124,954 $ 53,936 $ 3,407,113 $ 79,498 mber $ 1,241,478 $ (25,901) $ 1,727,066 $ 54,534 $ 15,344 $ 2,063,207 $ 135,759 $ 16,325 mber $ 1,909,856 $ 135,227 $ 2,378,104 $ 2,533,235 $ 71,545 $ 3,284,038 $ 184,982 $ 500 ry $ 1,657,707 $ 128,795 $ 1,320,178 $ 99,324 $ 2,051,972 $ 2,006,292 $ 98,335 $ 1,931,409 ary $ 2,073,801 $ 124,704 $ 1,963,795 $ 2,178,643 $ 1,463,747 $ 1,892,299 h $ 2,209,168 $ 91,856 $ 1,897,076 $ 71,006 $ 155,766 $ 2,177,938 $ 79,553 $ $ 2,299,328 $ 73,985 $ 3,036,543 $ 1,571,856 $ 73,093 $ 2,487,748 $ 103,543 $ 2,848,253 $ 94,845 $ 2,038,020 $ 214,089 $ 2,201,664 $ 104,031 $ 4,048,083 $ 3,161,516 $ 42,810 $ 2,392,633 $ 1,796,508 $ 4,679,226 $ 3,404,306 $ 1,874,103 $ 5,670,370 $ 25,718,898 $ 5,095,089 $ 5,457,457 $ 27,131,939 $ 4,985,066 $ 6,902,309 $ 29,254,178 $ 4,889,994 $ 7,618,604 $ 3,651,432 $ 1,351,700 $ 1,160,255
17 Revenue Minus Expenditures Prior Prior Prior Current Month FY FY FY FY July $ 6,363,568 $ 5,943,746 $ 4,975,220 $ 4,401,529 August $ 5,221,341 $ 3,212,440 $ 4,682,457 $ 2,647,237 September $ (3,732,689) $ (3,466,826) $ (3,122,891) October $ (4,228,439) $ (5,082,525) $ (4,984,332) November $ 19,124,874 $ 13,904,799 $ 4,354,291 December $ 8,416,885 $ 15,187,567 $ 25,167,133 January $ (3,234,685) $ (3,502,932) $ (1,768,301) February $ (2,625,479) $ (2,750,398) $ (1,963,119) March $ (3,876,760) $ (3,048,347) $ (2,070,475) April $ 4,525,749 $ (1,392,054) $ (78,776) May $ (5,335,498) $ (3,701,267) $ (2,719,980) June $ (20,924,003) $ (19,583,580) $ (17,085,301) Total $ (305,135) $ (4,279,376) $ 5,385,926 $ 7,048,767 Revenue Minus Expenditures Prior Prior Prior Current Month FY FY FY FY July $ 5,897,104 $ 2,746,699 $ 2,992,922 $ 3,318,906 August $ 2,837,376 $ 996,848 $ 3,034,271 $ 606,704 September $ (5,033,450) $ (4,746,076) $ (3,475,433) October $ (3,847,952) $ (6,254,360) $ (6,200,283) November $ 25,737,432 $ 18,194,420 $ 5,334,983 December $ 9,388,512 $ 18,023,066 $ 41,683,260 January $ (1,423,248) $ (3,395,978) $ (2,464,467) February $ (3,042,055) $ (5,317,466) $ (3,917,775) March $ (4,423,233) $ (2,500,312) $ (2,727,289) April $ 2,939,875 $ (1,126,674) $ (1,040,089) May $ (5,889,729) $ (5,390,836) $ (4,203,362) June $ (25,362,450) $ (26,576,768) $ (20,617,479) Total $ (2,221,817) $ (15,347,437) $ 8,399,259 $ 3,925,610 Page 16
18 Major Contract Services Expenditures Month Laidlaw Sodexho Southern Mgmt Laidlaw Sodexho Southern Mgmt Durham Sodexho Southern Mgmt Durham Sodexho Southern Mgmt July $ 1,594,458 $ 97,972 $ 27,303 $ 203,208 $ 607,999 $ 160,071 $ 379,334 $ 602,755 $ 57,897 $ 4,003 August $ 773,552 $ 597,976 $ 104,530 $ 738,600 $ 374,117 $ 632,012 $ 25,232 $ 795,645 September $ 538,640 $ 385,839 $ 591,229 $ 480,011 $ 2,200 $ 1,436 October $ 1,895,434 $ 726,868 $ 4,077 $ 593,698 $ 1,006,586 $ 740,435 $ 1,231,658 $ 1,252,748 $ 747,294 November $ 676,019 $ 781,095 $ 591,229 $ 700 $ 376,871 $ 607,362 $ 1,039,775 $ 377,631 December $ 1,579,355 $ 7,220 $ 618,424 $ 1,466,056 $ 4,957 $ 628,661 $ 712,659 $ 374,740 January $ 1,325,421 $ 595,496 $ 622,606 $ 738,800 $ 609,057 $ 654,345 $ 371,677 February $ 672,676 $ 1,366,449 $ 1,170,792 $ 592,655 $ 811,597 $ 367,000 $ 612,417 $ 906,189 $ 374,824 March $ 1,447,314 $ 835,282 $ 391,418 $ 610,035 $ 613,824 $ 914,755 $ 375,738 April $ 74,538 $ 3,663 $ 604,394 $ 761,269 $ 737,414 $ 618,635 $ 1,021,834 $ 411,364 May $ 650,606 $ 832,841 $ 781,811 $ 617,055 $ 1,601,761 $ 373,943 $ 615,315 $ 896,845 $ 380,822 June $ 1,569,148 $ 1,544,042 $ 394,544 $ 1,204,067 $ 869,801 $ 366,710 $ 628,807 $ 918,717 $ 379,534 Total $ 9,905,614 $ 7,521,448 $ 4,721,314 $ 7,216,257 $ 7,928,125 $ 4,446,929 $ 6,773,736 $ 8,477,938 $ 4,548,510 $ 1,234,768 $ 83,129 $ 799,647 Laidlaw & Durham Sodexho Southern Mgmt Total Expenditures to Date From July 1, 2007 $ 25,130,375 $ 24,010,640 $ 14,516,400 Grand Total $ 63,657,415 Page 1
19 FTE Count by Count Period* Full Year Count Memo Date Unweighted Weighted Memo Date Unweighted Weighted Memo Date Unweighted Weighted Memo Date Unweighted Weighted Projection (Est. July,Oct,Feb,& June) 7/19/ , , /16/ , , /16/ , , /16/ , , Actual July, Oct. (Est. Feb.& June) 12/24/ , , /18/ , , /24/ , , Actual July, Oct.,Feb. (Est. June) 4/22/ , , /28/ , , /13/ , , Actual all counts, Final 12/12/ , , /9/ , , Difference, Projected to Final Final Final (492.54) (515.12) Final No Final Yet No Final Yet Final No Final Yet No Final Yet Difference, Projected to July/Oct (540.26) (569.14) No Actual Yet No Actual Yet Difference, Projected to July/Oct/Feb (493.73) (513.68) No Actual Yet No Actual Yet DifferenceFinal to Final from Prior Year (266.04) (355.26) (24,862.25) (26,440.69) DifferenceFinal to Final from Prior Year Not shown on grid Unweighted 24, Weighted 26, *Full Time Equivalent Students (FTE) are projected and counts are done in July, October, February and June. Page 18
Santa Rosa County District Schools
Santa Rosa County District Schools Fiscal Year 2010 2011 MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Month Ending September 30, 2010 School Board Meeting February 10, 2011 Enclosed is the Monthly Financial Statement for
More informationSanta Rosa County District Schools
Santa Rosa County District Schools Fiscal Year 2010 2011 MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Month Ending November 30, 2010 School Board Meeting February 10, 2011 Enclosed is the Monthly Financial Statement for
More informationSanta Rosa County District Schools
Santa Rosa County District Schools Fiscal Year 2010 2011 MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Month Ending December 31, 2010 School Board Meeting February 10, 2011 Enclosed is the Monthly Financial Statement for
More informationSanta Rosa County District Schools
Santa Rosa County District Schools Fiscal Year 2010 2011 MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Month Ending March 31, 2011 School Board Meeting June 23, 2011 Enclosed is the Monthly Financial Statement for the Santa
More informationMonthly Financial Statement
SANTA ROSA COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOLS Fiscal Year 2013 2014 Monthly Financial Statement Month Ending July 31, 2013 School Board Meeting September 26, 2013 Budget Balances for Expenditures as of July 2013
More informationUnrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments December 2014
Unrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments December 2014 25.0 20.0 21.0 20.8 18.9 19.9 15.0 10.0 11.5 12.8 11.6 9.1 10.4 9.8 11.1 10.2 9.8 17.0 16.8 15.4 14.7 14.2 14.1 13.6 13.0 12.0 10.2
More informationSCHOOL BOARD OF POLK COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD OF POLK COUNTY P.O. BOX 391 1915 SOUTH FLORAL AVENUE BARTOW, FLORIDA 33831 BARTOW, FLORIDA 33830 (863) 534-0500 SUNCOM 515-1321 FAX (863) 534-0705 April 14, 2015 To: School Board Members Kathryn
More informationXML Publisher Balance Sheet Vision Operations (USA) Feb-02
Page:1 Apr-01 May-01 Jun-01 Jul-01 ASSETS Current Assets Cash and Short Term Investments 15,862,304 51,998,607 9,198,226 Accounts Receivable - Net of Allowance 2,560,786
More informationProjections/Estimated - Unrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments March 2018
Projections/Estimated - Unrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments March 2018 25.0 20.0 19.0 16.9 17.2 15.0 10.0 11.0 10.9 9.1 10.1 9.7 7.7 7.0 6.8 15.1 14.8 14.4 11.5 13.8 9.9 12.1 12.2 8.4
More informationMONTHLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR (MARCH)
MONTHLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR 20172018 (MARCH) Original Budget Revenues Collected YTD % Collected of Annual Enrollment Based $ 109,171,283 $ 101,304,928 92.8% State Funding 85,551,407 63,950,143
More informationBig Walnut Local School District
Big Walnut Local School District Monthly Financial Report for the month ended September 30, 2013 Prepared By: Felicia Drummey Treasurer BIG WALNUT LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMARY OF YEAR TO DATE FINANCIAL
More informationHOLLY DRIVE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CASHFLOW PROJECTIONS FISCAL YEAR
FISCAL YEAR 201920 2020 2020 PRIOR YEAR P2 P1 P2 201920 201920 Jul19 Aug19 Sep19 Oct19 Nov19 Dec19 Jan20 Feb20 Mar20 Apr20 May20 Jun20 Accrual Actuals INCOME 80118096 Local Control Funding Formula Sources
More informationBig Walnut Local School District
Big Walnut Local School District Monthly Financial Report for the month ended September 30, 2012 Prepared By: Felicia Drummey Treasurer BIG WALNUT LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMARY OF YEAR-TO-DATE FINANCIAL
More informationUnrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments December 2015
Unrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments December 2015 25.0 21.0 20.0 19.5 18.9 18.1 16.8 16.5 15.9 15.0 10.0 11.0 12.8 9.1 10.4 9.8 11.1 14.7 14.2 14.1 9.9 12.0 8.4 13.0 10.2 11.6 14.9
More informationSales Tax Collection Report. For The Month Ending 03/31/14. February 2014 Sales
Sales Tax Collection Report For The Month Ending 03/31/14 February 2014 Sales Report Prepared By The Sales Tax Department 1 Sales Tax Report Table of Contents Page 3 Sales Tax Recap of Gross Receipts Collected
More informationVALENCIA COLLEGE FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR As of March 31, 2016
VALENCIA COLLEGE FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR 2015-16 As of March 31, 2016 Budgeted Annual Collected % Collected Revenue Year To Date Of Annual Enrollment Based 94,185,539 94,205,294 100% State Funding
More informationProjections/Estimated - Unrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments September 2017
Projections/Estimated - Unrestricted Cash / Board Designated Cash & Investments September 2017 25.0 20.0 17.1 16.9 15.0 10.0 11.7 11.0 9.1 10.1 9.7 7.7 7.0 6.8 15.1 14.8 11.5 13.1 13.8 9.9 11.4 12.2 8.4
More informationCity of Justin NOVEMBER
City of Justin MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT NOVEMBER - 2018 1 Revenues: Sales tax revenue is up 14.5% from this time prior year and November s sales tax collections increased 2.4% from November 2017. The City
More informationCity of Joliet 2014 Revenue Review. October 2013
City of Joliet 2014 Revenue Review October 2013 General Fund 2014 Est. Revenues = $163.6 M Licenses, Permits, Fees Gaming Taxes 5% 12% Sales Taxes 27% Income Taxes 9% Charges for Services 14% Other Taxes
More informationMONTHLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR (SEPTEMBER)
MONTHLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR 2017-2018 (SEPTEMBER) Original Budget Revenues Collected YTD % Collected of Annual Enrollment Based $ 109,171,283 $ 45,498,974 41.7% State Funding 85,551,407 21,308,376
More information11 May Report.xls Office of Budget & Fiscal Planning
Education and General Fund Actual Revenues and s by Month MTD YTD Change Revenue Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Per 14 Total over FY06 Enrollment Fees $ 8,211 $ 219 $ 41,952 ($ 818) $
More informationVALENCIA COLLEGE FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR As of April 30, 2016
VALENCIA COLLEGE FINANCIAL SUMMARY FISCAL YEAR 201516 As of April 30, 2016 Budgeted Annual Collected % Collected Revenue Year To Date Of Annual Enrollment Based 94,185,539 96,696,137 103% State Funding
More informationHUD NSP-1 Reporting Apr 2010 Grantee Report - New Mexico State Program
HUD NSP-1 Reporting Apr 2010 Grantee Report - State Program State Program NSP-1 Grant Amount is $19,600,000 $9,355,381 (47.7%) has been committed $4,010,874 (20.5%) has been expended Grant Number HUD Region
More informationReview of Membership Developments
RIPE Network Coordination Centre Review of Membership Developments 7 October 2009/ GM / Lisbon http://www.ripe.net 1 Applications development RIPE Network Coordination Centre 140 120 100 80 60 2007 2008
More informationSmallBizU WORKSHEET 1: REQUIRED START-UP FUNDS. Online elearning Classroom. Item Required Amount ($) Fixed Assets. 1 -Buildings $ 2 -Land $
WORKSHEET 1: REQUIRED START-UP FUNDS Item Required Amount () Fixed Assets 1 -Buildings 2 -Land 3 -Initial Inventory 4 -Equipment 5 -Furniture and Fixtures 6 -Vehicles 7 Total Fixed Assets Working Capital
More informationExecutive Summary. July 17, 2015
Executive Summary July 17, 2015 The Revenue Estimating Conference adopted interest rates for use in the state budgeting process. The adopted interest rates take into consideration current benchmark rates
More informationFinancial Report for the Month of SEPTEMBER
WILLOUGHBY, OH Financial Report for the Month of SEPTEMBER Month Ended SEPTEMBER 30, 2013 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Margaret Warner, President SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Steve Thompson Mrs. Sharon Scott, Vice President
More informationFactor Leave Accruals. Accruing Vacation and Sick Leave
Factor Leave Accruals Accruing Vacation and Sick Leave Factor Leave Accruals As part of the transition of non-exempt employees to biweekly pay, the UC Office of the President also requires standardization
More informationRevenue SFY 2016 Budget * Beginning
Revenue SFY 2016 Budget * Beginning SFY 2016 Total SFY 2017 Total 201517 Total Revenue Source Balance Jul15 Aug15 Sep15 Oct15 Nov15 Dec15 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 State 17T 2,359,833 2,359,833
More informationFinancial & Business Highlights For the Year Ended June 30, 2017
Financial & Business Highlights For the Year Ended June, 17 17 16 15 14 13 12 Profit and Loss Account Operating Revenue 858 590 648 415 172 174 Investment gains net 5 162 909 825 322 516 Other 262 146
More informationSpheria Australian Smaller Companies Fund
29-Jun-18 $ 2.7686 $ 2.7603 $ 2.7520 28-Jun-18 $ 2.7764 $ 2.7681 $ 2.7598 27-Jun-18 $ 2.7804 $ 2.7721 $ 2.7638 26-Jun-18 $ 2.7857 $ 2.7774 $ 2.7690 25-Jun-18 $ 2.7931 $ 2.7848 $ 2.7764 22-Jun-18 $ 2.7771
More informationWESTWOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH Summary Financial Statement YEAR TO DATE - February 28, Over(Under) Budget WECC Fund Actual Budget
WESTWOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH Summary Financial Statement YEAR TO DATE - February 28, 2018 General Fund Actual A B C D E F WECC Fund Actual Revenue Revenue - Faith Giving 1 $ 213 $ 234 $ (22) - Tuition $ 226
More informationBusiness & Financial Services December 2017
Business & Financial Services December 217 Completed Procurement Transactions by Month 2 4 175 15 125 1 75 5 2 1 Business Days to Complete 25 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 217 Procurement
More information2. Staffing (FTE all funds) Budget Actual Over (Under) Certificated 1, , (10.60) Classified (8.39)
Business Services To: Board of Directors Dr. Michelle Reid, Superintendent Northshore School District 3330 Monte Villa Parkway Bothell, WA 98021-8972 425-408-7630 425-408-7645 (Fax) www.nsd.org From: Lydia
More informationLoveland City School District
Financial Forecast Summary & Report March 24, 2015 Brett Griffith, CFO Loveland City Schools (griffibr@lovelandschools.org) Forecast Purpose This forecast is intended to assist the school district in the
More information(5)+(6)+(7)+(8) (9) / (4) (4) (9) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
HEAD START FUND #0N27 FMP70 GRANT PERIOD: DECEMBER 1, 2014 NOVEMBER 30, 2015 REPORT PERIOD: DECEMBER 1, 2014 THROUGH MARCH 31, 2015 ACCOUNT ACCOUNT NAME/CATEGORY CURRENT BUDGET YTD BUDGET % OF BUDGET VARIANCE
More informationGeneral Fund Revenues, Expenditures & Other Changes in Fund Balance Midway ISD
General Fund Revenues, Expenditures & Other Changes in Fund Balance For the Month Ended July 31, 2017 with Comparative Prior Year Balances Revenue Code Actual Current Mo Actual Year-to- Date Encumbrances
More informationCash reserved for capital projects (impact fees) $ 1,197,524
August 2017 Financial Report Comments Balance Sheet General - Comparative balance sheet is shown for August 31, 2017; July 31, 2017 ; and August 31, 2016 Analysis of Cash Position 8/31/2017 8/31/2016 Cash
More informationKey IRS Interest Rates After PPA
Key IRS Rates - After PPA - thru 2011 Page 1 of 10 Key IRS Interest Rates After PPA (updated upon release of figures in IRS Notice usually by the end of the first full business week of the month) Below
More informationPHOENIX ENERGY MARKETING CONSULTANTS INC. HISTORICAL NATURAL GAS & CRUDE OIL PRICES UPDATED TO July, 2018
Jan-01 $12.9112 $10.4754 $9.7870 $1.5032 $29.2595 $275.39 $43.78 $159.32 $25.33 Feb-01 $10.4670 $7.8378 $6.9397 $1.5218 $29.6447 $279.78 $44.48 $165.68 $26.34 Mar-01 $7.6303 $7.3271 $5.0903 $1.5585 $27.2714
More informationCity of Monticello, Minnesota Telecommunications Revenue Bonds (Fibernet Monticello Project)
City of Monticello, Minnesota Telecommunications Revenue Bonds (Fibernet Monticello Project) Quarterly Report as of December 31, 2012 CUSIP #: 614491 Telecommunications Revenue Dated Date Maturity Date
More informationCash reserved for capital projects (impact fees) $ 200,000
July 2014 Financial Report Comments Balance Sheet General - Comparative balance sheet is shown for July 31, 2014; June 30, 2014 ; and July 31, 2013 Analysis of Cash Position 7/31/2014 7/31/2013 Cash 8,897,820
More informationCash reserved for capital projects (impact fees) $ 200,000
August 2014 Financial Report Comments Balance Sheet General - Comparative balance sheet is shown for August 31, 2014; July 31, 2014 ; and August 31, 2013 Analysis of Cash Position 8/31/2014 8/31/2013 Cash
More informationAug 7, 2017 Board of Directors Meeting. YTD June 2017 Financial Results
Aug 7, 2017 Board of Directors Meeting YTD June 2017 Financial Results 1 YTD June2017 Statement of Operations The YTD financials reflect $1.576M gift in kind revenue and expense for the Sharon Stone PSA
More informationEnclosed you will find the spending plan reports for the month of December The differences, where significant, will be explained below.
EXPLANATIONS OF THE SPENDING PLAN REPORT GENERAL FUND ONLY Enclosed you will find the spending plan reports for the month of December 216. The differences, where significant, will be explained below. REVE
More informationFlorence Marina State Park Business Plan. Table of Contents
Florence Marina State Park Business Plan Table of Contents 2 Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites Executive Summary 3 Florence Marina State Park Business Plan 0 Target Visitation Growth from FY-2010
More informationRevenue Estimating Conference Tobacco Tax and Surcharge Executive Summary
Revenue Estimating Conference Tobacco Tax and Surcharge Executive Summary February 12, 2014 The Revenue Estimating Conference reviewed Tobacco Tax and Surcharge revenues on February 12, 2014. The forecasts
More informationGeneral Fund Revenue
Millions Percent of Kathy Steinert, Director of Fiscal Services Phone: 541.923.8927 145 SE Salmon Ave Redmond, OR 97756 kathy.steinert@redmond.k12.or.us Date: May 23, 2014 To: Redmond School District Board
More informationCURRENT CLOSURE STATUS OF ELIGIBLE DISCHARGES. Eligible Discharges Rehabilitated per Fiscal Year as of September 29, 2017
CURRENT CLOSURE STATUS OF ELIGIBLE DISCHARGES FY 2017-18 Discharges Closed as of September 29, 2017 Projection FY 2017-18 Current Discharges Closed Percent Closure Type 425 171 40.2% FY 2017-18 Closures
More informationReview of Registered Charites Compliance Rates with Annual Reporting Requirements 2016
Review of Registered Charites Compliance Rates with Annual Reporting Requirements 2016 October 2017 The Charities Regulator, in accordance with the provisions of section 14 of the Charities Act 2009, carried
More informationActual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Variance
General Fund Projected Revenue Expenditures vs. Budget Budget 20182019 ADMw = 1071 SSF/ADM = $8339 $ 8,930,719 Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate
More informationChoosing a Cell Phone Plan-Verizon Investigating Linear Equations
Choosing a Cell Phone Plan-Verizon Investigating Linear Equations I n 2008, Verizon offered the following cell phone plans to consumers. (Source: www.verizon.com) Verizon: Nationwide Basic Monthly Anytime
More informationSummary 5 Year Cash Flow Projections
Summary 5 Year Cash Flow Projections Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr4 Yr5 Totals Revenues and Costs Gross Revenue Cost of Goods Sold Gross Profit - 6,120,375 13,808,906 31,748,975 74,022,126 125,700,382-1,530,094 3,452,227
More informationCharlotte County Airport Authority BUDGET WORKSHOP AGENDA August 2, :00 A.M. Punta Gorda Airport
Authority Commissioners James Herston, Chair Robert D. Hancik, A.A.E., Vice-Chair Kathleen Coppola, Secretary/Treasurer Paul Andrews, Asst. Secretary/Treasurer Pam Seay, Commissioner C CEO James W. Parish,
More informationBentonville School District Budget to Actual - Summary of All Funds Two Months Ended August 31, 2016
Budget to Actual - Summary of All Funds Budget August 31, 2016 % of Budget August 31, 2015 Local property taxes - 3,923,144 4,022,834 Investment income - 4,086 11,786 Other local revenues - 23,843,967
More informationFinancial Statements For Ten Months Ended April 2014 (Unaudited)
Financial Statements For Ten Months Ended April 2014 (Unaudited). Table of Contents Description Page Financial Statement Comments 1-5 Balance Sheet 6 Income Statement for the Month and YTD period Ended
More informationNet Quick Assets. Target = $475,816 (5 months operating expenses) 12 Month Average Monthly Operating Expenses = $95,163
$1,200,000 $1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 Net Quick Assets Target = $475,816 (5 months operating expenses) 12 Month Average Monthly Operating Expenses = $95,163 Current Assets Current Liabilities
More informationPERSONAL TAX INFORMATION WORKSHEET
PERSONAL TAX INFORMATION WORKSHEET Please check the appropriate box: Date Received: I need my taxes done early for my child s financial aid. Most of the information needed to complete this form can be
More informationHIGHLIGHTS OF CHANGES IN EXPENSES - YEAR OVER YEAR COMPARISON
SUMMARY MARCH 2015 OPERATION RESULTS The surplus on an accrual basis, excluding construction & the facility incentive grant, for the Nine Months ended March 31, 2015 was 2,050,926. COST MANAGEMENT Overall
More informationDecember 10, Butler School District 53 1
December 10, 2018 Butler School District 53 1 Key Terms Aggregate Levy annual corporate levy other than debt service Debt Service Levy made to retire the principal or pay interest on bonds Property Tax
More informationNet Quick Assets. Target = $510,050 (6 months operating expenses) 12 Month Average Monthly Operating Expenses = $85,008
$800,000 $600,000 $400,000 Net Quick Assets Target = $510,050 (6 months operating expenses) 12 Month Average Monthly Operating Expenses = $85,008 Current Assets Current Liabilities Current Net FINANCIAL
More informationFinancial Report - FY 2017 Year to Date May 31, 2017
Financial Report - FY 2017 Year to Date July 19, 2017 1 Major Highlights Revenue Sales tax remittances received through YTD April 2017 are 4.2% higher than YTD April 2016 Plaza Saltillo lease income budgeted
More informationPI WORKCENTER REFERENCE GUIDE
PI WORKCENTER REFERENCE GUIDE The Principal Investigator (PI) WorkCenter is a central navigation page for awards and project pages. Within the WorkCenter are numerous queries and system functionality designed
More informationMoccasin Creek State Park Business Plan. Table of Contents
Moccasin Creek State Park Business Plan Table of Contents 2 Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites Executive Summary Site Name Moccasin Creek State Park Site Manager Danny Tatum Region Manager Joe Yeager
More informationGENERAL FUND AT A GLANCE Category Budget YTD Actual % % Year Passed Resources 50.00% Uses 50.00% $0 $1,928,600
City of Edmond Monthly Financial Report FY 2007/2008 Through the Month Ended Unaudited - Intended for Management Purposes Only The following is a summary of the City's financial results for operating funds.
More informationTHE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 2017
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 1-2 ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 3-4 GENERAL OPERATING
More information1: Product Profitability Analysis - Exercise
1: Product Profitability Analysis - Exercise PRODUCT TOTAL Filter Bolt Drum PRICE ( ) 12 6 15 COST ( ) 8 3 12 ANNUAL SALES ( ) 1,440k 1,800k 2,500k 5,740k AVERAGE STOCK ( ) 210k 850k 240k 1,300k 1 Typical
More informationAccountant s Compilation Report
Tel: 817-738-2400 Fax: 817-738-1995 www.bdo.com 6050 Southwest Blvd, Suite 300 Fort Worth, TX 76109 Accountant s Compilation Report Joseph Portugal Town Administrator Town of Westover Hills, Texas Management
More information2016 Spring Conference And Training Seminar. Cash Planning and Forecasting
Cash Planning and Forecasting A different world! Cash forecasting starts with expectations about future flows Uses history to identify beginning balances.and to understand patterns of how things interact
More informationHIGHER EDUCATION FINANCIAL YEAR APRIL 2005 TO MARCH 2006 CASH MONITORING REPORT BUDGET APPROVED FORECAST
ANNEX F HEFCW/5/76 HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCIAL YEAR APRIL 25 TO MARCH 26 CASH MONITORING REPORT BUDGET APPROVED FORECAST BY COUNCIL OUTTURN RECURRENT: Recurrent Grant GIA 343,58, 343,58, Other Income 431,72
More informationFINANCIAL STATMENT SCHEDULES POSTED ONLINE
FINANCIAL STATMENT SCHEDULES POSTED ONLINE FINANCIAL SUMMARY STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF JUNE 30, 2018 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES BY SCHOOL AND CONSOLIDATED FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30,
More informationTOTAL PROJECTED INCREASE IN REVENUE $ 1,052,000
HIGHLIGHTS- BUDGET FY 14-15 FISCAL YEAR 2014-15 VERSUS ESTIMATED FY 2013-2014 INCREASE (DECREASE) REVENUE LOCAL CONTROL FUNDING FORMULA $ 1,500,000 FEDERAL REVENUE $ 144,000 OTHER STATE REVENUE $ (534,000)
More informationTHE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 2016
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 1-2 ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 3-4 GENERAL
More informationCash & Liquidity The chart below highlights CTA s cash position at September 2017 compared to September 2016.
To: Chicago Transit Authority Board From: Jeremy Fine, Chief Financial Officer Re: Financial Results for September 2017 Date: November 15, 2017 I. Summary CTA s financial results are $7.7 million favorable
More informationFOR RELEASE: MONDAY, MARCH 21 AT 4 PM
Interviews with 1,012 adult Americans conducted by telephone by Opinion Research Corporation on March 18-20, 2011. The margin of sampling error for results based on the total sample is plus or minus 3
More informationGeneral Fund Revenue with Comparison to
Date: June 7, 2016 To: From: Dr. Duane Yecha, Superintendent Crook County School Board Members Anna Logan, Director of Business and Finance Subject: Fiscal Report for June 2016 Following is the District
More informationTERMS OF REFERENCE FOR THE INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
I. PURPOSE The purpose of the Investment Committee (the Committee ) is to recommend to the Board the investment policy, including the asset mix policy and the appropriate benchmark for both ICBC and any
More informationEstimated Revenue and transfers In Changes
Attachment A The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida Projected Results of Operations for the 2016-2017 Fiscal Year Based upon Results of Operations through December 31, 2016 Executive Summary The
More informationFinancial Statements For Seven Months Ended January 2014 (Unaudited)
Financial Statements For Seven Months Ended January 2014 (Unaudited) Table of Contents Description Page Financial Statement Comments 1-5 Balance Sheet 6 Income Statement for the Month and YTD period Ended
More informationSECTION B: SUMMARIZATION AND ANALYSIS Page B-1
SECTION B: SUMMARIZATION AND ANALYSIS Page B-1 This section of the Oklahoma Farm and Ranch Account Book provides for the summarization and analysis of the farm or ranch s financial and production data
More informationEagle Tree Condominium Association, Inc. Financial Package May 31, 2018
Eagle Tree Condominium Association, Inc. Financial Package Assets Total Assets Liabilities Jupiter Eagle Tree Condominium Association BALANCE SHEET Operating Fund Reserve Fund Property Tax Total Cash &
More informationDevelopment of Economy and Financial Markets of Kazakhstan
Development of Economy and Financial Markets of Kazakhstan National Bank of Kazakhstan Macroeconomic development GDP, real growth, % 116 112 18 14 1 113,5 11,7 216,7223,8226,5 19,8 19,8 19,3 19,619,7 199,
More informationIsle Of Wight half year business confidence report
half year business confidence report half year report contents new company registrations closed companies (dissolved) net company growth uk company share director age director gender naming trends sic
More informationMIAMI PARKING AUTHORITY
Revenue & Expenses Summary For the Five Months Ending February 28, 2019 Page 1 Adopted FY 2018 Actual Actual Actual Budget Actual Versus FY 2018 Versus 2019 Budget Year-To-Date $ $ $ $ % $ % Operating
More informationTHE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 2017
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 1-2 ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 3-4 GENERAL
More informationRegional overview Gisborne
Regional overview Purchasing intentions - additional income-related rent subsidy (IRRS) places Area District 1 2 3 4+ TOTAL 3 35 5 7 total 3 35 5 7 7 8 9 1 11 Purchasing intentions - change within the
More informationCPA Australia Plan Your Own Enterprise Competition
Financial Plan Your financial plan should include: 1. A list of Start-Up Costs and how these will be paid for (eg from savings, bank loan or family loan) 2. A Breakeven Analysis, which includes: a list
More informationTax Year Dear Client:
Tax Year 2016 Dear Client: This letter is to confirm our understanding of the terms and objectives of our tax services engagement and to clarify the nature and limitations of the tax services to be provided.
More informationInvesting for now and the future. Co-opTrust Investment Services Presentation by Lydia Muchiri 26 June 2010
Investing for now and the future Co-opTrust Investment Services Presentation by Lydia Muchiri 26 June 2010 Outline Saving vs Investing Key Considerations before starting Stages of life and investing Set
More informationCost Estimation of a Manufacturing Company
Cost Estimation of a Manufacturing Company Name: Business: Date: Economics of One Unit: Manufacturing Company (Only complete if you are making a product, such as a bracelet or beauty product) Economics
More information1.2 The purpose of the Finance Committee is to assist the Board in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities related to:
Category: BOARD PROCESS Title: Terms of Reference for the Finance Committee Reference Number: AB-331 Last Approved: February 22, 2018 Last Reviewed: February 22, 2018 1. PURPOSE 1.1 Primary responsibility
More informationCWC LA - Cash Balance (October 2012)
CWC LA - Cash Balance (October 2012) 1,200,000 Cash Balance 1,000,000 800,000 ($1,000s) 600,000 400,000 200,000 - (200,000) CWC LA - Actuals/Projected CWC LA - ed 1 1 CWC Hollywood - Financial Dashboard
More informationMARK TWAIN HEALTH CARE DISTRICT:
768 Mountain Ranch Road San Andreas, CA 95249 209 754 3521 Telephone To: From: Subject: Board of Directors Finance Committee J.R. Krieg, Controller July 2017 Financial Results Date: August 22, 2017 MARK
More information[Business Plan Title]
[Business Plan Title] [Business Plan Subtitle] [Street Address] [City, ST ZIP Code] p. [Telephone] f. [Fax] [Email] [Web address] Table of Contents I. Executive Summary... 3 II. The Company Summary...
More informationAlgo Trading System RTM
Year Return 2016 15,17% 2015 29,57% 2014 18,57% 2013 15,64% 2012 13,97% 2011 55,41% 2010 50,98% 2009 48,29% Algo Trading System RTM 89000 79000 69000 59000 49000 39000 29000 19000 9000 2-Jan-09 2-Jan-10
More informationCASH MANAGEMENT & CONTRACT AWARDS
CASH MANAGEMENT & CONTRACT AWARDS Brian Ragland, Chief Financial Officer Bill Hale, Chief Engineer Randy Hopmann, Director of District Operations Footer Text Date I. Cash Management Practices 2 FY 2018-2019
More informationInvestit Software Inc. INVESTOR PRO CANADA 20 UNIT CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT EXAMPLE
INVESTOR PRO CANADA 20 UNIT CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT EXAMPLE INTRODUCTION This example uses the Development Condominium template. This practice example consists of two Sections; 1. The input information
More informationRegional overview Hawke's Bay
Regional overview Purchasing intentions - additional income-related rent subsidy (IRRS) places Area Hastings Central 1 2 3 4+ TOTAL 5 5 25 125 3 3 1 7 total 8 8 35 195 7 8 9 1 11 Purchasing intentions
More informationBlack Rock Mountain State Park Business Plan. Table of Contents
Black Rock Mountain State Park Business Plan Table of Contents 2 Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites Executive Summary Site Name Black Rock Mountain State Park Site Manager Danny Tatum Region Manager
More informationPre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan Washington State (PCIP-WA) November 2014 Financial Review
Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan Washington State (PCIP-WA) November 2014 Financial Review 1. Financial Statements November 2014 U Sheet Due to the timing of the HHS reimbursement receipts, there
More information