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Montrose County Presentation of the County Manager s Recommended for 2017 October 12, 2016 1

BUDGET PRESENTATION, ORDER OF DISCUSSION Methodology & Overview Methodology (3-4) Fund Balance History (5) Overview, All Funds (6) Summary by Fund (7) Highlights Property Tax (8-9) Sales & Use Tax (10-11) Operating Expense (12) Labor & Staffing (13-14) Major Capital (15-19) Comparisons Sources / Revenue (20-21) Uses / Expense (22-23) Interfund Transfers (24) What s Next (25) 2 Questions (26)

BUDGET METHODOLOGY Long-range financial planning continues to be the cornerstone of the budget development process. Five-year financial models were developed for each of the major operating funds. Utilization of these models allows the County to test the potential long-term impacts of current financial decisions based on a multitude of assumptions. 3

BUDGET METHODOLOGY: THE ENDING FUND BALANCE FOR EACH MAJOR OPERATING FUND MEETS OR EXCEEDS ITS FUND BALANCE GOAL! 4

FUND BALANCE HISTORY THE 2017 ENDING BALANCE FOR ALL FUNDS IS PROJECTED AT $38.9 MILLION, A DECREASE OF $2.5M FROM THE PROJECTED 2016 ENDING BALANCE OF $41.4M. THE CHANGE IS PRIMARILY ATTRIBUTED TO THE TRANSFER OF FUND BALANCE FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE EVENT CENTER. 5

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2017 BUDGET SUMMARY, BY FUND 2017 CM Proposed Beginning Transfers-In Transfers-Out Net Proj. Ending Fund From Other Total To Other Total Change In Fund Balance Revenue Funds Sources Expenditures Funds Uses Fund Balance Balance GENERAL GOVERNMENT General Fund $ 20,963,132 18,563,972 120,000 $ 18,683,972 10,666,267 12,043,101 $ 22,709,368 $ (4,025,396) $ 16,937,736 County Clerk Technical Fund $ 25,525 9,000 - $ 9,000 - - $ - $ 9,000 $ 34,525 Conservation Trust Fund $ 98,220 125,500 - $ 125,500-120,000 $ 120,000 $ 5,500 $ 103,720 Impact Fee Fund $ 658,021 196,600 - $ 196,600 - - $ - $ 196,600 $ 854,621 Local Public Health Fund $ 111,883 1,363,870 500,000 $ 1,863,870 1,865,785 - $ 1,865,785 $ (1,915) $ 109,968 Public Safety Sales Tax Fund $ 2,152,808 5,593,139 6,543,101 $ 12,136,240 11,862,612 - $ 11,862,612 $ 273,628 $ 2,426,436 Road & Bridge Fund $ 7,932,582 12,703,556 - $ 12,703,556 11,814,145 880,611 $ 12,694,756 $ 8,800 $ 7,941,382 Social Services Fund $ 1,534,479 6,721,476 - $ 6,721,476 6,884,584 - $ 6,884,584 $ (163,108) $ 1,371,371 Solid Waste Fund $ 2,046,258 114,000 - $ 114,000 10,355 - $ 10,355 $ 103,645 $ 2,149,903 Capital Expenditures Fund $ 2,120,820 15,433,872 5,000,000 $ 20,433,872 19,925,878 747,482 $ 20,673,360 $ (239,488) $ 1,881,332 General Debt Service $ 338,160 50 1,628,093 $ 1,628,143 643,038 - $ 643,038 $ 985,105 $ 1,323,265 ENTERPRISE ACTIVITIES Sub: General Government $ 37,981,888 60,825,035 13,791,194 $ 74,616,229 63,672,665 13,791,194 $ 77,463,859 $ (2,847,630) $ 35,134,258 Airport Operations $ 1,074,871 5,392,656 - $ 5,392,656 5,152,760 - $ 5,152,760 $ 239,896 $ 1,314,767 Fleet Management $ 2,210,769 2,426,249 - $ 2,426,249 2,279,126 - $ 2,279,126 $ 147,123 $ 2,357,892 Communications Center $ 134,313 1,031,728 - $ 1,031,728 1,031,728 - $ 1,031,728 $ - $ 134,313 Sub: Enterprise Activity $ 3,419,953 8,850,633 - $ 8,850,633 8,463,614 - $ 8,463,614 $ 387,019 $ 3,806,972 7 TOTAL: MONTROSE COUNTY $ 41,401,841 69,675,668 13,791,194 $ 83,466,862 72,136,279 13,791,194 $ 85,927,473 $ (2,460,611) $ 38,941,230

PROPERTY TAX The 2015 Levy (for 2016 Collections) was $312K over the TABOR Limit. Consequently, there will be a refund required with the 2016 Levy. A 0.603 credit levy for 2016 will be required to refund the $312K TABOR Overage. Based on the preliminary assessed values being slightly down (0.2%) combined with the refund; net property tax revenue in 2017 will decrease $265K from $12.2M to $11.9M. 8

PROPERTY TAX (CONTINUED) PROPERTY TAX COMPARISON "Actual" 2016 Collection Year "Preliminary" 2017 Collection Year Change % Change Assessed Value $ 517,303,322 $ 517,175,344 $ (127,978) -0.02% Gross Property Levy (@ 23.528 mills) $ 12,171,113 $ 12,168,101 $ (3,011) -0.02% Less: Refund of the Prior Year TABOR Overage $ - $ (311,849) $ (311,849) n/a = NET: Property Tax Levy $ 12,171,113 $ 11,856,253 $ (314,860) -2.59% Plus: Abatement Levy $ - $ 50,113 $ 50,113 n/a = TOTAL: NET PROPERTY TAX REVENUE $ 12,171,113 $ 11,906,366 $ (264,746) -2.18% 9

SALES & USE TAX COLLECTIONS FOR 2017 ARE CURRENTLY PROJECTED AT $12.3M, $578K MORE THAN THE REVISED PROJECTIONS FOR 2016. 10

SALES & USE TAX (CONTINUED) THE PROJECTED GROWTH FOR 2017 IS 4.93% COMPARED TO 6.43% GROWTH IN 2016. Sales & Use Tax History Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Projected Projected 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 $ 4,487,000 Public Safety Sales Tax $ 4,232,015 $ 3,938,601 $ 3,644,810 $ 3,681,005 $ 3,899,684 $ 4,031,243 $ 4,086,572 $ 4,392,331 $ 4,703,044 $ 4,952,564 Pct. Change -6.93% -7.46% 0.99% 5.94% 3.37% 1.37% 7.48% 7.07% 5.31% Road & Bridge Sales Tax $ 5,172,154 $ 4,845,307 $ 5,109,162 $ 4,909,324 $ 5,195,706 $ 5,485,657 $ 5,425,349 $ 5,820,921 $ 6,168,255 $ 6,444,300 $ 6,033,000 Pct. Change -6.32% 5.45% -3.91% 5.83% 5.58% -1.10% 7.29% 5.97% 4.48% Road & Bridge Use Tax $ 596,928 $ 471,081 $ 443,494 $ 405,032 $ 553,947 $ 575,445 $ 662,620 $ 810,757 $ 861,588 $ 914,156 Pct. Change -21.08% -5.86% -8.67% 36.77% 3.88% 15.15% 22.36% 6.27% 6.10% $ 896,500 TOTAL SALES & USE TAX $ 10,001,098 $ 9,254,988 $ 9,197,466 $ 8,995,361 $ 9,649,338 $ 10,092,345 $ 10,174,541 $ 11,024,008 $ 11,732,887 $ 12,311,020 Pct. Change -7.46% -0.62% -2.20% 7.27% 4.59% 0.81% 8.35% 6.43% 4.93% $$$ Change $ (746,109) $ (57,523) $ (202,105) $ 653,976 $ 443,007 $ 82,197 $ 849,467 $ 708,879 $ 578,133 11

THE TOTAL OPERATING BUDGET FOR 2017 OF $46.2M IS $186K (OR 0.4%) LOWER THAN THE REVISED BUDGET FOR 2016. 12

LABOR BUDGET 2016 Changes 5 FTE s were added mid-year 2016 to the Health & Human Services Department; 4 Eligibility Techs, and 1 grant funded position in Child Welfare. 2017 Funding has been provided for performance based MERIT increases up to 3.0%. Authorized staffing has been reduced 1.75 FTE s from 375.5 to- 373.75. There is only one new position request for 2017, that position is in Media Relations. 13

LABOR BUDGET (CONTINUED) DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT STAFFING 2016 2016 2017 2017 Original Staffing Changes Changes Proposed Staffing Airport 11.50 11.50 Assessor 9.00 9.00 Clerk & Recorder 19.50 19.50 Coroner 1.50 1.50 County Attorney 6.00 (1.00) 5.00 County Management BOCC 3.00 3.00 County Manager 5.00 5.00 Media Relations 1.00 1.00 2.00 Facilities 30.00 (1.65) 28.35 Finance 8.00 (1.00) 7.00 Government Affairs 3.75 3.75 Health & Human Services 89.30 5.00 94.30 Information Technology 10.00 10.00 OD & HR 5.50 (0.50) 5.00 Planning & Development 8.00 (2.00) 6.00 Road & Bridge 52.00 52.00 Sheriff 107.75 (1.00) 106.75 Surveyor 0.10 0.10 Treasurer & Trustee 4.60 (0.60) 4.00 TOTAL 375.50 (2.75) 1.00 373.75 Total Change (1.75) - 14

GENERAL FUND $ Clerk & Recorder: Plat Machine Replacement $ 17,000 IT: County Network Upgrade $ 335,000 IT: Microsoft Office Upgrade - All MS Office Users (312) $ 72,650 IT: Server for the Disaster Recovery Facility $ 12,000 Major Capital Listing (Page 1 of 2) General Fund Total $ 436,650 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND $ Heavy Equipment Purchases: (3) Snow Plow Trucks (10yd Dump, Sander & Plow) $ 636,000 Bucket Crusher for Excavator 72,000 Walk & Roll 40,000 Loader (West End) 235,000 Motor Grader 280,000 Paved Road Reconstructions: Subtotal $ 1,263,000 6400 Road, Oak Grove (R1701) $ 206,780 Banner Road, 5400 -to- 5500 Rd. (R1703) $ 139,888 4000 Road, Hwy. 145 -to- Eagle Dr. (R1704) $ 116,458 Maple Grove Rd., 5875 -to- 6000 Rd. (R1705) $ 362,705 Spring Creek Rd., 6000 -to- 6175 Rd. (R1706) $ 454,962 Gravel Road Improvements: Subtotal $ 1,280,794 Peach Valley Road (R1707) $ 86,605 Rim rd., Shavano West - 1.1 mile (R1708) $ 23,006 7745 Rd., Segment 77.5-200 (R1709) $ 23,000 Bridge Improvements: Subtotal $ 132,611 Bridge Reconstruction: 5100 Rd. @ Wise Creek (R1702) $ 450,000 Road & Bridge Fund Total $ 3,126,405 15

Major Capital Listing (Page 2 of 2) PSST FUND $ Sheriff: Spillman Upgrade to Linux $ 25,000 PSST Fund Total $ 25,000 CIP FUND $ Admin. Bldg.: HVAC RTU#2 Replacement $ 10,000 Admin. Bldg.: Roof $ 150,000 Comm. Towers: 800 MHZ Radio Replacements $ 150,000 EOC: Generator Replacement $ 47,000 Fairgrounds: Indoor Arena / Events Center $ 9,000,000 Fairgrounds: Restroom Addition & Arena Showers $ 22,000 Road & Bridge: LaSalle Property Facility $ 10,000,000 Sheriff: Jail Pod / Reconstruction $ 100,000 CIP Fund Total $ 19,479,000 AIRPORT OPERATIONS FUND $ Montrose Master Plan (GMTMP) $ 69,375 MTJ, Taxilane Fillet Design $ 80,000 MTJ, Taxilane Fillet Construction $ 1,430,000 MTJ, Terminal Area Plan $ 250,000 AIB, Runway Rehabilitation $ 250,000 MTJ, Refrigerated Chiller $ 170,000 MTJ, Terminal Generator (Enclosed) $ 200,000 MTJ, ARFF Filtration System $ 20,000 MTJ, UPS Replacement $ 25,000 Airport Fund Total $ 2,494,375 FLEET SERVICES FUND $ Light Fleet Vehicle Replacements Health & Human Services (3) Vehicles $ 78,831 Sheriff's Office (1) Vehicle $ 23,765 Light Fleet - Capital Equipment $ 10,000 Heavy Fleet - Capital Equipment $ 10,000 BearCat (Tactical unit for the S.O.) $ 285,381 Fleet Fund Total $ 407,977 TOTAL: ALL FUNDS $ 25,969,407 16

EVENT CENTER The proposed budget includes funding for the construction of a new Event Center at the County Fairgrounds. Estimated construction costs of $9M will be funded by a combination of the use of fund balance ($4M), a $4M lease purchase agreement, and a $1M State grant. The term of financing is expected to be 20 years with annual debt service payments of approximately $283K. ed Expense 2017 Construction $ 9,000,000 Debt Issuance Costs $ 120,000 Debt Service Reserve $ 281,444 Semi-Annual Interest $ 70,000 Trustee Fees $ 2,000 Funding TOTAL $ 9,473,444 Debt Proceeds $ 4,000,000 General Fund Transfer (Fund Balance) $ 4,000,000 State Grant $ 1,000,000 CIP Fund (Fund Balance) $ 473,444 TOTAL $ 9,473,444 Financing Term 20 Rate 3.500% Principal $ 4,000,000 Annual Debt Service $281,444 Annual Trustee Fees $ 2,000 Total Annual Cost $ 283,444 Total Debt Service $ 5,628,886 Total Trustee Fees $ 40,000 Issuance Costs @ 3% $ 120,000 TOTAL FINANCING COSTS $ 5,788,886 Plus: Upfront Cash $ 4,473,444 = TOTAL COUNTY COST $ 10,262,330 NOTE: Total Cost Excludes Annual Operating Costs for the Event Center. 17

ROAD & BRIDGE FACILITY Included in the proposed budget is a $10M plan to construct new facilities for the Road & Bridge Division on the LaSalle property. Total estimated costs of $10M will be funded by proceeds from a lease purchase agreement, probably in the form of certificates of participation (COP s), for which the payments will be subject to annual appropriation. The term of financing is expected to be 20 years with annual debt service payments of approximately $706K. ed Expense 2017 Construction $ 10,000,000 Debt Issuance Costs $ 300,000 Debt Service Reserve $ 703,611 Semi-Annual Interest $ 175,000 Trustee Fees $ 2,000 Funding TOTAL $ 11,180,611 Debt Proceeds $ 10,000,000 CIP Fund (Fund Balance) Road & Bridge Fund (Fund Balance) $ $ 300,000 880,611 TOTAL $ 11,180,611 Financing Term 20 Rate 3.500% Principal $ 10,000,000 Annual Debt Service $703,611 Annual Trustee Fees $ 2,000 Total Annual Cost $ 705,611 Total Debt Service $ 14,072,215 Total Trustee Fees $ 40,000 Issuance Costs @ 3% $ 300,000 TOTAL FINANCING COSTS $ 14,412,215 Plus: Upfront Cash $ 300,000 = TOTAL COUNTY COST $ 14,712,215 18

2017 Proposed Total Expenditures (Excludes Transfers ) 72,136,279 Less: Event Center $ (9,473,444) Less: R&B Facility $ (11,180,611) Adjusted (Excluding Facility Construction ) $ $ 51,482,224 2016 Revised $ 53,871,903 $ Change $ (2,389,679) 19 % Change -4.44%

Total Sources, By Fund 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change General Fund $ 19,374,232 $ 18,683,972 $ (690,260) -3.6% County Clerk Technical Fund $ 9,000 $ 9,000 $ - 0.0% Conservation Trust Fund $ 125,500 $ 125,500 $ - 0.0% Impact Fee Fund $ 192,400 $ 196,600 $ 4,200 2.2% Local Public Health Fund $ 2,025,798 $ 1,863,870 $ (161,928) -8.0% Public Safety Sales Tax Fund (PSI) $ 11,889,635 $ 12,136,240 $ 246,605 2.1% Road & Bridge Fund $ 12,289,346 $ 12,703,556 $ 414,210 3.4% Social Services Fund $ 6,606,742 $ 6,721,476 $ 114,734 1.7% Solid Waste Fund $ 111,500 $ 114,000 $ 2,500 2.2% Capital Expenditures Fund $ 933,872 $ 20,433,872 $ 19,500,000 2088.1% General Debt Service $ 390,588 $ 1,628,143 $ 1,237,555 316.8% Airport Operations $ 5,255,318 $ 5,392,656 $ 137,338 2.6% Fleet Management Fund $ 2,833,398 $ 2,426,249 $ (407,149) -14.4% Communications Center Fund $ 1,111,080 $ 1,031,728 $ (79,352) n/a Total Sources $ 63,148,409 $ 83,466,862 $ 20,318,453 32.2% 20

2017 COMPARABLE REVENUE ON A COMPARATIVE BASIS (EXCLUDING INTER-FUND CHARGES AND CAPITAL FINANCING); PROJECTED REVENUE FOR 2017 IS 0.5% HIGHER THAN THE REVISED PROJECTIONS FOR 2016. Revenue, By Type 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change County Taxes $ 25,508,508 $ 25,849,404 $ 340,896 1.3% Licenses & Permits $ 611,200 $ 621,550 $ 10,350 1.7% Federal Revenue $ 8,300,224 $ 8,564,241 $ 264,017 3.2% State Revenue $ 8,053,285 $ 8,815,275 $ 761,990 9.5% Other Governmental Revenue $ 764,525 $ 652,314 $ (112,211) -14.7% Sales & Services $ 5,367,577 $ 5,513,816 $ 146,239 2.7% Interfund Service Charges $ 5,390,089 $ 4,802,742 $ (587,347) -10.9% Capital Proceeds $ 606,828 $ 14,529,626 $ 13,922,798 2294.4% Other Revenue $ 348,566 $ 326,700 $ (21,866) -6.3% Total Revenue $ 54,950,802 $ 69,675,668 $ 14,724,866 26.8% Interfund Transfers $ 8,197,607 $ 13,791,194 $ 5,593,587 68.2% Comparative Revenue Total Sources $ 63,148,409 $ 83,466,862 $ 20,318,453 32.2% 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change Total Revenue $ 54,950,802 $ 69,675,668 $ 14,724,866 26.8% Less: Interfund Service Charges 5,390,089 4,802,742 (587,347) Less: Airport Capital Grant Funding 1,928,017 1,981,906 $ 53,889 Less: DOLA Grant, Events Center - 1,000,000 $ 1,000,000 Less: Debt Proceeds, Events Center - 4,000,000 $ 4,000,000 Less: Debt Proceeds, R&B Facility Const. - 10,000,000 10,000,000 = Comparative Operating Revenue $ 47,632,696 $ 47,891,020 $ 258,324 0.5% Significant Changes Property Tax $ (264,747) Sales & Use Tax $ 578,133 Water Rights Grant $ (300,000) HHS Grant Funding $ 103,612 HUTF & FASTER $ 100,000 Comm. Center, Outside User Fees $ (92,541) Airport Services $ 100,700 All Other Revenue $ 33,167 21

Total Uses Total Uses for 2017 of $86 Million are $24M (or 38%) more than the Revised for 2016. Total Uses, By Fund 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change General Fund $ 18,848,706 $ 22,709,368 $ 3,860,662 20.5% County Clerk Technical Fund $ - $ - $ - Conservation Trust Fund $ 120,000 $ 120,000 $ - 0.0% Impact Fee Fund $ - $ - Local Public Health Fund $ 2,008,985 $ 1,865,785 $ (143,200) -7.1% Public Safety Sales Tax Fund (PSI) $ 11,957,230 $ 11,862,612 $ (94,618) -0.8% Road & Bridge Fund $ 12,047,203 $ 12,694,756 $ 647,553 5.4% Social Services Fund $ 6,390,258 $ 6,884,584 $ 494,326 7.7% Solid Waste Fund $ 21,668 $ 10,355 $ (11,313) -52.2% * Capital Expenditures Fund $ 1,249,934 $ 20,673,360 $ 19,423,426 1554.0% ** General Debt Service $ 390,538 $ 643,038 $ 252,500 64.7% Airport Operations $ 5,141,995 $ 5,152,760 $ 10,765 0.2% Fleet Management Fund $ 2,663,739 $ 2,279,126 $ (384,613) -14.4% Communications Center Fund $ 1,229,254 $ 1,031,728 $ (197,526) -16.1% Total Uses $ 62,069,510 $ 85,927,473 $ 23,857,963 38.4% 22 * Change attributed to the Events Center ($9M) and the Road & Bridge Facility ($10M) projects. ** Change attributed to financing the Events Center ($4M) and the Road & Bridge Facility ($10M) projects.

Expense Comparison, By Type 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change Operating Expense Personnel Costs $ 25,639,226 $ 26,157,536 $ 518,310 2.0% Non-Personnel Operating 20,713,408 20,009,335 (704,073) -3.4% Subtotal: Operating Expense $ 46,352,634 $ 46,166,871 $ (185,763) -0.4% Major Capital 7,519,269 25,969,407 18,450,138 245.4% Total Expenditures 53,871,903 72,136,279 $ 18,264,376 33.9% Operating Expenditures for 2017 (which excludes Major Capital and Interfund Transfers, are $186K (or 0.4%) less than the Revised for 2016. The most significant changes are identified on the adjacent table. Interfund Transfers 8,197,607 13,791,194 5,593,587 68.2% TOTAL USES $ 62,069,510 $ 85,927,473 $ 23,857,963 38.4% Comparative Expenditures 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change Operating Expense $ 46,352,634 $ 46,166,871 $ (185,763) -0.4% Significant Changes to the Operating Total Labor Costs, All Funds $ 25,639,226 $ 26,157,536 $ 518,310 2.0% Interfund Service Charges, All Funds $ 5,394,002 $ 4,830,576 $ (563,426) -10.4% Property & Liability Insurance, All Funds $ 405,325 $ 262,017 $ (143,308) -35.4% General Fund: Outside Legal Expense $ 352,500 $ 55,000 $ (297,500) -84.4% General Fund: Aerial Pictometry Project $ 66,000 $ - $ (66,000) -100.0% General Fund: Pass-thru Grants $ 249,223 $ 127,025 $ (122,198) -49.0% R&B Fund: Paving Materials $ 500,000 $ 695,000 $ 195,000 39.0% R&B Fund: Outside Services (Guardrail Repair) $ 101,000 $ - $ (101,000) -100.0% Fleet Fund: Diesel Fuel $ 400,000 $ 260,000 $ (140,000) -35.0% CIP Fund: Debt Issuance Costs $ - $ 420,000 $ 420,000 n/a Debt Service Fund: Interest Expense $ 64,038 $ 302,538 $ 238,500 372.4% All Other Non-Personnel Oper. Expense $ 13,181,320 $ 13,057,179 $ (124,141) -0.9% 23

Interfund Transfers Interfund Transfers (the transfer of available fund balance from one accounting fund to another) represent the reallocation of available resources. These transactions are equity transfers; although they are accounted for as revenue and expense in the appropriate funds - they do not increase the total resources available or the actual total use of resources for the County as a whole. Interfund Transfers 2016 Revised 2017 CM-Proposed $ Change % Change General Fund -to- Public Health Fund $ 600,000 $ 500,000 $ (100,000) -16.7% General Fund -to- Public Safety Fund $ 6,541,536 $ 6,543,101 $ 1,565 0.0% General Fund -to- Social Services Fund $ 45,533 $ - $ (45,533) -100.0% General Fund -to- CIP Fund $ 500,000 $ 5,000,000 $ 4,500,000 900.0% Conservation Trust Fund -to- General Fund $ 120,000 $ 120,000 $ - 0.0% Road & Bridge Fund -to- Debt Service Fund $ - $ 880,611 $ 880,611 n/a CIP Fund -to- Debt Service Fund $ 390,538 $ 747,482 $ 356,944 91.4% Total Interfund Transfers $ 8,197,607 $ 13,791,194 $ 5,593,587 68.2% Total Uses $ 85,927,473 Less: Interfund Transfers (13,791,194) = Total Expenditures $ 72,136,279 24

NEXT STEPS BOCC BUDGET MEETING (Intergovernmental, Major Capital, Staffing)....... Oct. 20th DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET MEETINGS w/ BOCC... Oct. 24 27 APPROVAL OF MILL LEVIES................. Dec. 14 (Tentative) APPROVAL OF 2017 BUDGET................ Dec. 14 (Tentative) APPROVAL OF 2016 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET.. Dec. 19 (Tentative) 25

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