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Where The Money Comes From - All $104,271,868 Fines and Forfeitures 1.2% Miscellaneous 5.5% Property Tax 15.5% Charge for 38.6% Intergovernmental 3.4% Licenses and Permits 0.4% Franchise Fees 3.7% Gross Receipts 31.8% Where The Money Goes $110,819,217 21% General Government 5% Financial 6% Information Technologies 1% Parks, Recreation 6% Library 2% 2% Enterprise 23% Public Works 7% Fire/Rescue 10% Police 17% All Fund revenue and expenditure amounts do not include internal service fund budgets or transfers. 85

CITY OF RIO RANCHO GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS BUDGET SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD 7/1/2012 TO 6/30/2013 BEG FUND OPERATING ENDING FUND FUND NUMBER AND TITLE BALANCE REVENUES TRANSFERS EXPENDITURES BALANCE 101 General Fund 9,437,971 50,445,613 (793,228) 51,995,922 7,094,434 201 Donation Revenue 9,334 2,200 3,745 7,789 202 Animal Control Contributions 24,467 30,800 55,267-204 Donations ACO/Police 4,129 1,500 5,441 188 205 Recreation Fund 24-24 - 206 Recreation Activities 88,013 304,488 326,929 65,572 207 KRRB Grant - 68,000 68,000-212 Workers Compensation Fund 653,378 831,335 903,378 581,335 213 Rio Metro Fund (3,220) 148,252-145,032-215 Senior Center Programs 13,267 8,120 7,760 13,627 216 Senior Center Programs II 11,661 17,844 17,844 11,661 220 Library State/County Bond Fund 144,780 511,094 511,094 144,780 224 Promotions Fund 24,744 132,550 120,687 254,598 23,383 225 Convention Visitors Bureau 31,130 345,464 25,096 373,175 28,515 226 Cable Committee 9,907 121,374 126,452 4,829 227 SAD Operations 33,043-56,270 55,242 34,071 240 Local Government Correction Fund 42,168 200,000 76,200 318,368-241 Law Enforcement 13,303 104,400 362,084 263,703 216,084 242 DPS Enforcement Aid 3,594 15,000-18,594-243 Traffic Education 31,992 62,000-81,145 12,847 245 New Mexico Gang Task Force - 232,485-232,485-246 PS Misc. Revenue / Donations Fund 11,214 1,000-12,214-250 Fire Protection 30,283 651,128-681,411-251 EMS 4,412 95,520-99,932-252 DPS State Grants - 45,880-45,880-253 Summer Lunch Program (11,925) 138,425-126,500-256 DWI Program 228,250-228,250-259 Federal Grants Fund - 457,303-457,303-260 Environmental Gross Receipts 461,509 657,183-643,085 475,607 263 Higher Education GRT 3,237,710 2,074,626-1,663,000 3,649,336 270 Municipal Road 144,790 502,500-556,292 90,998 303 HP Infrastructure 46 - - - 46 304 HS Infrastructure 62 - - - 62 305 Infrastructure 6,142 - - - 6,142 307 Infrastructure Rehabilitation 24,185 - - 24,185-310 Recreation 3,697 - - - 3,697 311 Computer/Software 274 34,813 35,087-312 Equipment 49,963 167,037 217,000-313 City Facility Improvement/Replace 13,708 69,837-58,887 24,658 329 2009 GO Bond Construction 3,691 - - - 3,691 351 Impact Fees - Roads 251,692 150,013-286,652 115,053 352 Impact Fees - Bikeways/Trails 11,248 5,287-6,500 10,035 353 Impact Fees - Parks 220,535 40,395-40,346 220,584 354 Impact Fees - Public Safety 138,863 138,237-165,104 111,996 355 Impact Fees - Drainage 259,947 71,899-102,148 229,698 362 SAD 5 4,877 493 (5,270) 100-363 SAD 6 1,178,561 644,384 (20,000) 958,052 844,893 364 SAD 7A 1,521,392 195,397 (20,400) 561,707 1,134,682 365 SAD 8 270,225 97,140 (10,600) 119,678 237,087 375 HUD-CDBG Fund - 301,481 301,481-376 Crime Victims Assistance II - 34,400 7,611 42,011-401 G.O. Bonds 3,347,539 3,383,664 3,830,073 2,901,130 424 Series 2005 GRT 185,441 1,695,074 1,756,732 123,783 425 GRT Refund NMFA Loan 2,662 333,144-334,056 1,750 426 HP Loan Fund 61,338 418,038 435,139 44,237 427 HS Loan Fund 18,642 433,004-435,009 16,637 706 Solid Waste Indigent Fund - 15,000 15,000-710 RREDC Agency Fund 946 10,000 (300) 10,646-730 GRIP Fund - 301,866 301,866-750 Health Self Insurance Fund 1,402,327 5,312,512 4,593,480 2,121,359 751 Dental Self Insurance Fund 102,676 463,267 475,605 90,338 TOTAL $ 23,760,607 $ 72,320,616 $ - $ 75,384,609 $ 20,696,614 86

CITY OF RIO RANCHO UTILITY FUNDS BUDGET SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD 7/1/2012 TO 6/30/2013 BEG FUND OPERATING ENDING FUND FUND NUMBER AND TITLE BALANCE REVENUES TRANSFERS EXPENDITURE BALANCE 501 Department of Utilities $ 6,886,418 $ 33,164,728 $ (12,503,055) $ 22,427,591 5,120,500 512 Equipment Fund 87,326 100 680,350 750,350 17,426 532 / NMFA Loan 37,958-1,255,467 1,255,467 37,958 533 Utility 2009 Ref. 171 200 5,976,482 5,976,482 371 534 Utility 2008 Bond Debt 29 50 869,324 869,324 79 536 / NMED Loan 1,365,840 4,000 704,867 704,867 1,369,840 537 Utility 2004 Bond Debt 350,705 1,000 321,760 321,760 351,705 538 Utility 2005 Bond Debt 1,742,685 4,000 1,656,968 1,656,968 1,746,685 539 Utility 2007 Bond Debt 3,138,991 7,000 1,830,904 1,758,025 3,218,870 540 CIF Water Operation 12,614-440,000 440,000 12,614 542 Water Rights Fund 1,475,354 1,860,800 (1,160,188) 1,010,952 1,165,014 545 Water Impact Fees 153,757 189,413-205,677 137,493 550 CIF Wastewater 117,072 200-19,000 98,272 552 Effluent 4,742 - - - 4,742 555 Wastewater - Impact Fees 73,081 136,836-4,099 205,818 572 2007 UT Bond Construction 72,879 - (72,879) - - 573 2008 UT Bond Construction 389 - - - 389 UTILITY TOTAL $ 15,520,011 $ 35,368,327 $ - $ 37,400,562 $ 13,487,776 CITY OF RIO RANCHO MULTI-PURPOSE EVENT CENTER FUNDS BUDGET SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD 7/1/2012 TO 6/30/2013 BEG FUND OPERATING ENDING FUND FUND NUMBER AND TITLE BALANCE REVENUES TRANSFERS EXPENDITURE BALANCE 601 Multi - Purpose Event Center Fund $ 5,608 $ 494,792 $ (381,108) $ 113,684 $ 5,608 610 MPEC Fund 3,327,298 2,615,839 381,108 2,989,447 $ 3,334,798 MPEC TOTAL $ 3,332,906 $ 3,110,631 $ - $ 3,103,131 $ 3,340,406 ALL FUNDS TOTAL $ 42,613,524 $ 110,799,574 $ - $ 115,888,302 $ 37,524,796 87

Components of the Total Financial Plan Fiscal Year 2013 Total Budget $115,888,302 Operating Budget $87,605,065 Capital Budget $5,351,713 $22,931,524 Administration $1,623,103 General Government $1,505,487 City Attorney $637,716 Municipal Court $6,000 Governmental $7,399,184 Human Resources $5,908,301 Financial $6,611,649 Information Technologies $964,441 Financial $10,000 Utility $12,542,893 Parks, Recreation and Community $6,702,237 Library $2,535,997 $2,252,319 Parks, Recreation and Community $156,566 Multi Purpose Event Center $2,989,447 Public Works $7,542,029 Police $19,027,016 Fire / Rescue $10,523,246 Public Works $757,713 Utility Fund $20,756,510 Multi Purpose Event Center $113,684 Public Safety $320,275 Utility $4,101,159 88

ALL FUNDS SUMMARY Revenue Detail Variance % Change FY13 - FY12 FY13/FY12 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 Increase Increase Actual Actual Actual Adopted (Decrease) (Decrease) Balances and Reserves Beginning Balances $ 99,691,347 $ 43,055,912 $ 37,566,947 $ 42,613,524 $ 5,046,577 13% Taxes Property Tax 15,813,313 16,260,910 15,876,897 16,189,320 312,423 2% Local Taxes 336,554 368,986 560,025 336,709 (223,316) -40% Gross Receipts 28,618,155 31,659,579 33,615,489 32,797,933 (817,556) -2% Franchise Fees 2,961,611 3,204,301 3,472,108 3,825,937 353,829 10% Total 47,729,633 51,493,776 53,524,519 53,149,899 (374,620) -1% Licenses and Permits 335,490 595,521 470,789 394,948 (75,841) -16% Intergovernmental Federal Grants 11,719,336 11,538,005 8,907,003 1,222,199 (7,684,804) -86% State Grants 10,856,537 12,673,821 4,049,397 979,128 (3,070,269) -76% County Grants 964,421 355,622 42,969 502,894 459,925 1070% State Shared Taxes 992,810 888,336 852,308 840,877 (11,431) -1% Total 24,533,104 25,455,784 13,851,677 3,545,098 (10,306,579) -74% Charge for General Government 1,518,092 1,717,885 1,553,496 1,404,421 (149,075) -10% Public Safety 2,178,003 2,133,409 2,575,268 2,445,065 (130,203) -5% Cultural/Recreation 1,390,454 1,288,841 1,443,783 1,459,142 15,359 1% Operating Utility Revenue 30,061,985 32,509,537 34,591,031 34,896,928 305,897 1% Total 35,148,534 37,649,672 40,163,578 40,205,556 41,978 0% Fines and Forfeitures 1,269,326 1,168,293 1,375,139 1,238,672 (136,467) -10% Miscellaneous Interest Income 127,728 59,968 21,979 59,033 37,054 169% Rents and Royalties 76,568 75,638 68,112 69,864 1,752 3% Contributions/Donations 179,457 78,476 191,113 48,844 (142,269) -74% Reimbursements 2,389,477 2,946,214 3,217,456 3,143,163 (74,293) -2% MPEC Revenue 480,371 526,213 454,977 494,792 39,815 9% Other Miscellaneous 1,621,180 942,389 411,052 254,070 (156,982) -38% Impact Fees 2,251,932 1,262,121 887,292 730,515 Internal * - 6,160,851 6,200,703 6,527,706 Total 7,126,713 12,051,870 11,452,684 11,327,987 (124,697) -1% Special Assessments 10,591,962 1,620,357 985,527 937,414 (48,113) -5% Other Sources Bond Proceeds 6,826,321 - - - - 0% Loan Proceeds 407,259 13,087,888 10,880,402 - (10,880,402) -100% Total 7,233,580 13,087,888 10,880,402 - (10,880,402) -100% Total Revenue $ 233,659,689 $ 186,179,073 $ 170,271,262 $ 153,413,098 (16,858,164) -10% This chart excludes interfunds transfers * Miscellaneous Revenues "Internal ". Revenues in this category are transferred from other City funds to the City's Self Insurance which pay expenditures related to health, dental, and workers compensation insurance and claims. 89

ALL FUNDS SUMMARY Expenditures by Object Variance % Change FY13 - FY12 FY13 /FY12 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 Increase Increase Actual Actual Actual Adopted (Decrease) (Decrease) Operating Expenditures Personal Wages & Salaries $ 29,036,586 $ 28,583,058 $ 29,266,976 $ 29,780,883 $ 513,907 2% Fringe Benefits 11,829,498 11,857,107 $ 11,975,693 13,305,728 1,330,035 11% Total Personal 40,866,084 40,440,165 41,242,669 43,086,611 1,843,942 4% Materials & Contracts and 5,263,801 6,175,681 5,622,697 7,447,248 1,824,551 32% Programs 416,678 468,652 432,697 558,889 126,192 29% Membership/Subscriptions 181,200 183,912 178,179 218,465 40,286 23% Conference, Travel and Training 160,394 133,299 148,721 234,716 85,995 58% Postage 259,613 232,140 250,294 311,143 60,849 24% Repair & Maintenance 2,243,937 3,790,413 2,987,697 3,860,050 872,353 29% Fleet Maintenance 905,299 913,153 963,243 1,149,548 186,305 19% Gasoline 959,521 1,189,186 5,226,171 5,419,687 193,516 4% Utilities (1) 4,423,168 4,893,514 196,236 200,999 4,763 2% Communications (2 ) 229,857 234,468 1,327,713 1,343,163 15,450 1% Supplies 2,873,268 2,970,539 3,143,791 3,249,168 105,377 3% Minor Furniture & Equipment 811,041 935,898 1,135,768 1,113,253 (22,515) -2% Other Costs 18,121,564 25,448,793 19,026,085 13,173,212 (5,852,873) -31% Contractor Payment - Utilities 5,230,905 5,384,608 5,962,410 6,238,913 276,503 5% Total Material & 42,080,246 52,954,256 46,601,702 44,518,454 (2,083,248) -4% Total Operating Expenditures 82,946,330 93,394,421 87,844,371 87,605,065 (239,306) 0% Capital Outlay Capital Projects - Infrastructure 61,472,922 41,438,386 30,731,730 3,952,286 (26,779,444) -87% Vehicles & Heavy Equipment 799,899 1,079,245 421,848 1,190,625 768,777 182% Major Furniture & Equipment 306,949 113,938 305,507 208,802 (96,705) -32% Total Capital Outlay 62,579,770 42,631,569 31,459,085 5,351,713 (26,107,372) -83% 22,279,245 22,417,406 22,484,546 22,931,524 446,978 2% Other Uses Balances & Reserves 29,275,587 30,467,036 32,632,093 37,524,797 4,892,704 15% Total Expenditures $ 197,080,932 $ 188,910,432 $ 174,420,095 $ 153,413,099 (21,006,996) -12% (1) Includes: Local Telephone services, Water & Sewer, Gas & Electric services (2) Includes: Long Distance Telephone, Cellular Phone services & Pagers Note: Budgeted expenditures include health, dental, and workers compensation insurance costs for employees in many funds. T hese budgeted expenditures are transferred to self insurance funds to pay expenditures related to insurance and claims (also a budgeted expense). This may overstates total expenditures in the "All Summary". 90

General Fund Special Revenue FUND BALANCE CHANGE By Object of Fiscal Year 2013 Grant Capital Projects Beginning Fund Balance 7/1/2012 9,437,971 4,836,348 409,103 983,779 3,615,622 2,972,781 1,505,003 18,852,917 42,613,524 Agency Internal Enterprise Total Revenues: Taxes 40,807,547 3,169,723 - - 6,262,424 301,866-2,608,339 53,149,899 Licenses and Permits 394,948 - - - - - - 394,948 Governmental Revenues 399,982 505,000 2,640,116 - - - - 3,545,098 Charge for 4,570,358 694,002 - - - 44,268-34,896,928 40,205,556 Fines & Forfeitures 1,175,872 62,800 - - - - - 1,238,672 Miscellaneous 3,096,906 891,459-475,668 500 1,051,398 5,775,779 973,691 12,265,401 Total Revenues 50,445,613 5,322,984 2,640,116 475,668 6,262,924 1,397,532 5,775,779 38,478,958 110,799,574 - Other Financing Sources - Transfer from 300 313,066 369,695 167,037 - - - - 850,098 - Total Available Resources 59,883,884 10,472,398 3,418,914 1,626,484 9,878,546 4,370,313 7,280,782 57,331,875 154,263,196 - Expenditures - Personal Service 40,389,091 480,494 413,356 - - - - 1,803,670 43,086,611 Material & 11,523,926 4,487,798 2,258,893 12,147 3,000 2,097,081 5,069,085 19,066,524 44,518,454 Capital Outlay 82,905 146,659 132,315 888,675 - - - 4,101,159 5,351,713-357,689 253,486-6,788,009 - - 15,532,340 22,931,524 Total Expenditures 51,995,922 5,472,640 3,058,050 900,822 6,791,009 2,097,081 5,069,085 40,503,693 115,888,302 - Tranfer to Other 793,528 - - - - 56,570 - - 850,098 Ending Fund Balance 6/30/2013 7,094,435 4,999,758 360,864 725,662 3,087,537 2,216,662 2,211,697 16,828,182 37,524,797 Net Change in Revenues/Expenses (1,550,309) (149,656) (417,934) (425,154) (528,085) (699,549) 706,694 (2,024,735) (5,088,728) 91

City of Rio Rancho Budgetary Fiscal Year 2013 City of Rio rancho Governmental Proprietary General Fund Major Fund 101 Special Revenue Grant Capital Projects Agency Internal Utility Multi Purpose Event Center Donation 201 202 204 246 Recreation Activities 205 206 Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful 207 Community Emergency Response Program 208 Capital 301 General Obligations Bonds 401 Rio Metro 213 Health Self Insurance 750 Operations Major Fund 501 Equipment 512 Operations 601 Workers Compensation 212 Senior 215 216 Law Enforcement Protection 241 Gang Task Force 245 Infrastructure 305 Revenue Bonds 424 SAD Operations 227 Dental Self Insurance 751 532 to 539 Water Operations 540 610 Library 220 Promotion & Marketing 224 Fire Protection 250 Emergency Medical 251 Infrastructure Rehabilitation 307 Loans 425 426 427 SAD Bonds 362 363 364 365 Water Rights Acquisition 542 Impact Fees 545 555 Convention and Visitor Bureau 225 Rio Vision 226 State Grants 252 Summer Lunch Program 253 Recreation 310 Economic Corporation 710 Wastewater Treatment 550 Effluent 552 Local Government Correction 240 Drug Enforcement 242 E-911 Grant 255 Federal Grants 259 Equipment 312 Gross Receipt Investment Policy 730 Construction 574 to 576 Traffic Education Enforcement 243 GRT Environmental 260 State Appropriations Capital 315 HUD CDBG Grant 375 Building Improvement 313 GRT Higher Education 263 Municipal Road 270 Crime Victims Assistance 376 Impact Fees 351 352 353 354 355 Computer Software 311 Solid Waste Indigent 706 92

Special by Departments Fiscal Year 2013 City Of Rio Rancho General Government Financial City Attorney Human Resources Information Technologies Parks Recreation and Community Library and Information Public Works Police FIRE / Rescue Promotion and Marketing 224 Workers Compensation 212 Health Self Insurance 750 Computer Software 311 Donations 201 Library 220 Rio Transit 213 GRT Environmental 260 Donation / Miscellaneous 202 204 246 Local Government Correction 240 Emergency Response Program 208 Convention and Visitor Bureau 225 SAD 227 362 363 364 365 Dental Self Insurance 751 Recreation Activities 205 206 Municipal Road 270 Capital Projects 301 Law Enforcement Protection 241 Drug Enforcement Aid 242 Fire Protection 250 Rio Vision 226 GRT Higher Education 263 Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful Grant 207 Infrastructure 305 Infrastructure Rehabilitation 307 Traffic Education Enforcement 243 Gang Task Force 245 Emergency Medical 251 HUD CDBG 375 City Vending 210 Equipment 312 Building Improvement 313 State Grants 252 E 911 Grant 255 401 to 427 Senior 215 216 SAD Construction 323 324 325 Bond Construction 329 Federal Grants 259 Impact Fees 354 RREDC 710 Summer Lunch Program 253 Impact Fees 351 355 Utility 501 to 576 Crime Victims Assistance 376 GRIP 730 Recreation 310 Solid Waste Indigent 706 Multi Purpose Event Center 601 610 Impact Fees 352 353 93

SCHEDULE OF INSURANCE - ALL FUNDS FY 2013 INSURANCE PREMIUMS FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 Actual Actual Actual Adopted Group Health $ 4,066,544 $ 4,119,311 $ 4,153,716 $ 4,464,273 Group Life 70,112 36,354 36,471 38,510 Group Dental 384,586 376,230 362,728 393,393 Workers Compensation 543,478 547,632 558,995 854,377 Retiree Healthcare 342,000 480,800 538,723 629,360 Civil Rights 151,971 131,493 118,809 135,631 Law Enforcement Officers 153,070 132,592 118,162 135,870 Auto Liability - Physical Damage 253,033 196,318 168,272 187,728 General Liability 342,469 294,863 227,137 254,398 Property 239,211 275,009 279,386 283,015 Volunteers 1,300 1,300 1,300 1,300 TOTAL $ 6,547,774 $ 6,591,902 $ 6,563,698 $ 7,377,855 Group Health, Group Life and Group Dental is provided through Presbyterian Health. All other coverage are provided by New Mexico Self Insurer's Fund. Coverage Amounts: Civil Right Law Enforcement Officers Auto Liability & Physical Damage General Liability Property Volunteer $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000/$750,000 $750,000/$4,000,000 $15,000,000 $250,000 Group Health, Group Life, and Group Dental coverage vary according to employees' choice of plans. 94