Presentation. Preliminary FY19 Budget Discussion. December 13, 2017

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Presentation Preliminary FY19 Budget Discussion December 13, 2017

Operating Budget Contractual Obligations COLA Retirement Leave at Termination Health Insurance Workers Compensation Non-Operating Budget Debt Service Capital Outlay Rockingham County Tax Obligation Overlay Rolling Stock Vehicle and Equipment Property and Liability Other operating

16 Collective Bargaining Units General Government Expires Police Expires Fire Expires School Expires Professional Management Association (PMA) 6/30/2018 Ranking Officers Association 6/30/2018 Fire Officers Association 6/30/2019 Principals/Directors 6/30/2018 Portsmouth Patrolman Association 6/30/2018 Association of Portsmouth's Teachers 6/30/2018 Supervisory Management Alliance (SMA) 6/30/2018 FireFighter Association 6/30/2019 AFSCME Local 1386B Library & Clericals 6/30/2020 Civilians 6/30/2018 Clerical Employees 6/30/2018 AFSCME Local 1386 Public Works 6/30/2019 Custodial 6/30/2020 9 unsettled contracts for FY19 Cafeteria 6/30/2020 Paraprofessionals 6/30/2020 Custodial Supervisors 6/30/2018

Cost of Living Adjustment - COLA Collective Bargaining Agreements state the COLA adjustment percentage shall be determined by the rolling ten (10) year average of the November-November Boston- Brockton-Nashua CPI. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX - CPI-U (NOV. TO NOV. BOSTON-BROCKTON-NASHUA) FY 10 0.72% FY 11 1.82% FY 12 0.64% FY 13 2.90% FY 14 2.00% FY 15 0.92% FY 16 1.60% FY 17 0.84% FY 18 1.26% FY 19 2.70% Estimated Nov to Nov 2% Floor for COLA Per Collective Bargaining Agreements 10 Year Average 1.54% FY 2019 salaries use 2%

No Change in Rates Retirement appropriation will be affected by increase in salaries due to: COLA Adjustments Step Increases

Health Insurance Appropriation Total Premium - $14.2 million Employee Contribution $1 million or 7% City Contribution $13.2 million or 93% General Government, Police, Fire, and School Department use the 10- year rolling average of 5.47% to increase the health insurance appropriation HEALTH INSURANCE FY19 Budget FY19 Health Ins FY18 Budget Increase @ FY19 Budget Estimated Stablization 5.47% City Cost Fund General Government 1,907,870 104,360 2,012,230 2,228,845 (216,615) Police Department 1,643,982 89,926 1,733,908 1,727,672 6,236 Fire Department 1,276,243 69,870 1,346,113 1,120,207 225,906 School 6,786,725 371,234 7,157,959 8,171,953 (1,013,994) Total General Fund $11,614,820 $635,391 $12,250,211 $13,248,677 ($998,466)

Leave at Termination Compensation owed to an employee upon termination General Government, Police, Fire and School Departments annually budget a fixed amount for each fiscal year which is transferred to the Leave at Termination Stabilization fund where leave liability due to employees upon termination is paid. Proposed FY19 Appropriation General Government $250,000 Police Department $155,000 Fire Department $70,084 School Department $400,000 Total $875,000

Workers Compensation FY18 FY19 $ CHANGE % CHANGE BUDGET PRELIMINARY BUDGET GENERAL GOVERNMENT 162,455 168,684 6,229 3.8% POLICE 193,944 204,441 10,497 5.4% FIRE 175,906 184,460 8,554 4.9% SCHOOL 159,542 168,110 8,568 5.4% TOTAL $691,847 $725,695 $33,848 4.9%

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget Salaries - Full and Part time 8,524,849 150,561 8,675,410 1.8% Overtime 355,500 7,110 362,610 2.0% Longevity 57,365 5,430 62,795 9.5% Retirement 928,170 17,798 945,968 1.9% Health Insurance 1,907,870 104,360 2,012,230 5.5% Leave @ Termination 250,000 0 250,000 0.0% Workers' Compensation 162,455 6,229 168,684 3.8% Other Benefits (ss, med, dental, insurance reimbursement) 917,283 17,936 935,219 2.0% 13,103,492 309,425 13,412,917 2.4% Major Impacts COLA, Health, Dental, Retirement increases Other Operating Expenses Legal Fees Electricity 734,400-734,400 0.0% Natural Gas 150,000-150,000 0.0% Gasoline 180,000 2,000 182,000 1.1% Other Operating 4,665,219 175,000 4,840,219 3.8% 5,729,619 177,000 5,906,619 3.1% Total 18,833,111 486,425 19,319,536 2.6% Collective Bargaining - 112,258 112,258 PMA, SMA, NON-UNION 6/30/17 18,833,111 598,683 19,431,794 3.18%

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget Salaries - Full and Part time 5,514,194 154,156 5,668,350 2.8% Overtime 532,073 0 532,073 0.0% Longevity, Holiday, Certification Stipend 366,249 (24,052) 342,197-6.6% Retirement 1,614,868 32,336 1,647,204 2.0% Health Insurance 1,643,982 89,926 1,733,908 5.5% Leave @ Termination 155,203 0 155,203 0.0% Workers' Compensation 193,944 10,497 204,441 5.4% Other Benefits (ss, med, dental, insurance reimbursement) 360,559 7,509 368,068 2.1% Police Services - Parking Fund (80,000) 40,000 (40,000) -50.0% 10,301,072 310,372 10,611,444 3.0% Gasoline 54,208 1,627 55,835 3.0% Other Operating 569,881 17,099 586,980 3.0% 624,089 18,726 642,815 3.0% Total 10,925,161 329,098 11,254,259 3.01% Major Impact Salaries/Benefits 2 Officers were funded and hired 6 months after fiscal year Health, Dental, & Retirement increases Reduction from Parking & Transportation $40,000 Collective Bargaining 167,907 167,907 Ranking Officers, Patrolman, Civilians - 6/30/18 10,925,161 497,005 11,422,166 4.55%

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget Salaries - Full and Part time 3,716,179 63,571 3,779,750 1.7% Overtime 666,500 17,000 683,500 2.6% Longevity, Holiday, Certification Stipend 453,534 931 454,465 0.2% Retirement 1,537,354 25,677 1,563,031 1.7% Health Insurance 1,276,243 69,810 1,346,053 5.5% Leave @ Termination 70,084 0 70,084 0.0% Workers' Compensation 175,906 8,554 184,460 4.9% Other Benefits (ss, med, dental, insurance reimbursement) 303,433 6,231 309,664 2.1% Transfer from Parking & Transportation (50,000) 25,000 (25,000) -50.0% 8,149,233 216,774 8,366,007 2.7% Electricity 55,000 0 55,000 0.0% Natural Gas 35,020 1,051 36,071 3.0% Gasoline 58,000 0 58,000 0.0% Other Operating 387,834 52,392 440,226 13.5% 535,854 53,443 589,297 10.0% Total 8,685,087 270,217 8,955,304 3.1% Major Impacts All Contracts Settled through 6/30/2019 COLA, Health, Dental, Retirement increases Reduction from Parking & Transportation $25,000

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget Salaries - Full and Part time (Includes longevity) 25,429,259 912,022 26,341,281 3.6% Overtime 60,253 3,049 63,302 5.1% Retirement 4,088,106 153,119 4,241,225 3.7% Health Insurance 6,786,725 371,234 7,157,959 5.5% Leave @ Termination 400,000-400,000 0.0% Workers' Compensation 159,542 8,568 168,110 5.4% Professional Development 269,185 5,000 274,185 1.9% Other Benefits (ss,med, dental, insurance reimbursement) 2,577,858 106,825 2,684,683 4.1% 39,770,928 1,559,817 41,330,745 3.9% Electricity 832,943-832,943 0.0% Natural Gas 382,353-382,353 0.0% Fuel Oil 786-786 0.0% Gasoline 13,000-13,000 0.0% Tuition 940,269 68,000 1,008,269 7.2% Transportation 1,281,214 25,056 1,306,270 2.0% Transfer from Parking & Transportation (150,000) 50,000 (100,000) -33.3% Property & Liability 139,820 (13,900) 125,920-9.9% Other Operating 3,362,216 171,699 3,533,915 5.1% 6,802,601 300,855 7,103,456 4.4% Total 46,573,529 1,860,672 48,434,201 4.0% Collective Bargaining - Administrators, Teachers, 609,700 609,700 Clericals, Custodial Supervisors - 6/30/18 46,573,529 2,470,372 49,043,901 5.30% Major Impact Health, Dental, & Retirement increases Special Education Tuition Costs Maintenance costs associated with the High School and Middle School Transportation Costs Reduction from Parking & Transportation Increase in Contractual costs for services

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget General Government 18,833,111 486,425 19,319,536 2.6% Police Department 10,925,161 329,098 11,254,259 3.0% Fire Department 8,685,087 270,217 8,955,304 3.1% School Department 46,573,529 1,860,672 48,434,201 4.0% Transfer to Indoor Pool 150,000-150,000 0.0% Transfer to Prescott Park 30,479 10,000 40,479 32.8% Total 85,197,367 2,956,412 88,153,779 3.5% Collective Bargaining - 889,865 889,865 General Government, Police, School 85,197,367 3,846,277 89,043,644 4.5%

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget Debt Related Expenses 275,000-275,000 0.0% Debt Service 13,085,154 1,213,758 14,298,912 9.3% Contingency 250,000 50,000 300,000 20.0% Overlay 950,000 50,000 1,000,000 5.3% County Tax 5,466,000 362,972 5,828,972 6.6% Property & Liability 363,376-363,376 0.0% Rolling Stock 761,900 181,820 943,720 23.9% IT Equipment Replacement 650,658 315,750 966,408 48.5% Other Non-Operating 491,317 95,574 586,891 19.5% Capital Outlay 1,985,000 195,000 2,180,000 9.8% P R ELIM IN A R Y N ON -OP ER A T IN G B UD GET 24,278,405 2,464,874 26,743,279 10.2%

FY19 FY18 Budget $ Change Preliminary % Change Budget General Government 18,833,111 486,425 19,319,536 2.6% Police Department 10,925,161 329,098 11,254,259 3.0% Fire Department 8,685,087 270,217 8,955,304 3.1% School Department 46,573,529 1,860,672 48,434,201 4.0% Transfer to Indoor Pool 150,000-150,000 0.0% Transfer to Prescott Park 30,479 10,000 40,479 32.8% PRELIMINARY OPERATING BUDGET 85,197,367 2,956,412 88,153,779 3.5% Debt Related Expenses 275,000-275,000 0.0% Debt Service 13,085,154 1,213,758 14,298,912 9.3% Contingency 250,000 50,000 300,000 20.0% Overlay 950,000 50,000 1,000,000 5.3% County Tax 5,466,000 362,972 5,828,972 6.6% Property & Liability 363,376-363,376 0.0% Rolling Stock 761,900 181,820 943,720 23.9% IT Equipment Replacement 650,658 315,750 966,408 48.5% Other Non-Operating 491,317 95,574 586,891 19.5% Capital Outlay 1,985,000 195,000 2,180,000 9.8% PRELIMINARY NON-OPERATING BUDGET 24,278,405 2,464,874 26,743,279 10.2% Total 109,475,772 5,421,286 114,897,058 5.0% Collective Bargaining - 889,865 889,865 109,475,772 6,311,151 115,786,923 5.8%

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