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City of Douglasville, Georgia Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Proposed Budget

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FISCAL YEAR 2020 - 2021

CITY OF DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA

PROPOSED BUDGET MAYOR ROCHELLE ROBINSON

CITY MANAGER MARCIA HAMPTON

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Table of Contents Table of Contents

2

Court Services

41

Reading this Document

4

Buildings and Grounds

44

Helpful Information and Reference 5

Street Maintenance

45

General Fund Revenues

Fleet

47

8

Taxes Detail

13

Parks Administration

49

General Fund Revenues Details

17

Hunter Park Operations

51

Park Athletics

53

Park Maintenance

54

Jessie Davis Park

55

General Fund Revenues Summaries by Department 19 General Fund Expenditures Summaries by Department

20

General Fund Expenditures Detail (Non-Departmental) 21 Legislative

25

City Clerk’s Office

27

City Manager’s Office

28

Legal

30

Engineering

31

Community Relations

32

Human Resources

34

Information Technology

36

Finance

38

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

West Pines Golf Course Operations 57

Public Safety SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics)

78

Public Safety Investigations

79

Public Safety Special Operations 80 Public Safety Patrol

81

Public Safety Records

82

Public Safety School Resource Officers (SRO)

83

Public Safety Motors

84

Public Safety Training

85

Public Safety Maintenance

86

Public Safety Support Services

87

West Pines Golf Course Maintenance

60

Sanitation Fund

89

Community Development

63

Inspections

65

Overview of Hotel / Motel Tax Distributions

94

Zoning

67

Code Compliance

69

Planning

71

Public Safety Administration

73

Public Safety Information Services 76

Conference Center and Tourism 95 Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB)

98

Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) Continued

99

Overview of them Multiple Grant Fund 101

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2018 Bullet Proof Vest Grant

102

2019 Bullet Proof Vest Grant

103

2020 Secret Service Grant

104

Riverside Parkway Bridge Rehabilitation

109

Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) Fund 117

Local Confiscated Assets Fund

111

2016 SPLOST Overview

119

Federal Confiscated Assets Fund 112

Public Safety 20%

120

105

Rental Car Excise Tax Fund

Facilities 15%

125

Transportation 45%

128

106

Public Purpose Corporation Fund 114

Parks and Recreation 20%

138

Dallas Highway Project from LCI Study 107

Douglasville Development Authority Fund 115

Housing Study

Public Safety Debt Service Fund 116

2017 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) 2021 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG)

108

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

113

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Reading this Document DESCRIPTION

Description of account or activity.

Actuals for FY20 as of 4/21/2020

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Proposed Budget Amendment 3, to be presented 4/30/2020.

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

FY20 amended budget with proposed BA3 included.

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

FY21 proposed budget beginning 7/1/2020.

Change in dollars between FY21 proposed and FY20 amended (Incl. BA3)

+/- % CHANGE

Change in percent between FY21 proposed and FY20 amended (Incl. BA3)

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Helpful Information and Reference Millage Rate — The below chart is the City of Douglasville’s current millage for maintenance and operations as well as the bond millage. The tax digest for the year 2020 will be received in July.

City of Douglasville Millage Rate History (M&O) 8

7.338

6.911

6.911

7.211

7.211

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

5.784

6 3.863

4 2 0

2013

2014

City of Douglasville Millage Rate History (Bond) 2

1.643

1.67

1.616

1.5

1.526

1.350

1.240

1.12

2018

2019

1 0.5 0

2013

2014

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2015

2016

2017

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Helpful Information and Reference Continued Budget Assumptions for FY21 — The fiscal year 2021 begins July 1, 2020 and is through June 30, 2021.

July, August, September, and October -

Most Budget Reductions Due to COVID-19

January, February, March, April, May, and June -

Budgeting as if Recovering from COVID-19’s Impact

Budget Line Item Reclassifications — Hotel/Motel Tax has been reclassified Budgeted items in West Pines Maintenance has moved to centralized Park Maintenance Other Notable Points That are Common Throughout all Departments — Travel and training cut to $2,500 Fluctuations in health insurance could be for new employees or current employees changing plans. Budget amendment 3 is reflected across all departments.

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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General Fund

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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General Fund Revenues

REVENUES

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AS OF 4/21/2020

2020 AMENDED

2021 +/- % PROPOSED CHANGE

FUND 100 31

TAXES

20,687,666

22,387,283

24,969,094

23,081,927

25,283,741

24,498,267

-3%

32 34

LICENSES & PERMITS

2,801,140

3,156,667

3,232,355

3,165,239

3,372,442

2,884,713

-14%

CHARGES FOR SERVICES

1,577,474

1,392,461

1,666,453

1,189,703

1,246,122

1,168,406

-6%

35

FINES & FORFEITURES

1,701,390

1,726,634

1,858,191

1,114,129

1,246,497

982,194

-21%

36

INVESTMENT INCOME

43,360

132,339

321,028

251,552

325,000

289,000

-11%

38

MISCELLANEOUS

300,911

234,575

316,194

169,950

185,329

116,056

-37%

39

OTHER FINANCING SOURCES

148,500

216,562

1,012,338

96,380

4,129,392

3,196,126

-23%

33

INTERGOVERNMENTAL

-

-

20,000

14,163

-

20,000

37

CONTRIBUTIONS & DONATIONS

86,360

82,119

82,415

6,070

5,525

12,900

133%

27,346,801

29,328,640

33,478,068

29,089,113

35,794,048

33,167,662

-7%

0% 3% 1%

0%

0%

10%

3%

2021 PROPOSED BUDGET TAXES LICENSES & PERMITS CHARGES FOR SERVICES

9%

FINES & FORFEITURES INVESTMENT INCOME

74%

MISCELLANEOUS OTHER FINANCING SOURCES INTERGOVERNMENTAL CONTRIBUTIONS & DONATIONS

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Taxes — The City of Douglasville’s taxes are made up from a variety of taxable sources and it makes up the majority of total revenues Douglasville receives. Taxes are broken down as follows: property tax, franchise tax, sales tax, hotel/motel excise tax, alcohol excise tax, and other taxes. The FY 2021 budget is determined based on historical analysis of trends in addition to current economic conditions. Taxes 30,000,000 25,000,000

20,687,666

+8%

+12% 22,387,283

24,969,094

+1%

25,283,741

-3%

24,498,267

20,000,000 15,000,000 10,000,000 5,000,000

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Licenses and Permits — Licenses and permits revenues are primarily comprised of revenue received from businesses in the form of an occupational tax. Additionally, building permits, plan review fees, rezoning, and other related permits also make up a portion of this revenue source. Licenses & Permits 4,000,000 3,500,000 3,000,000

2,801,140

+13%

3,156,667

+2%

3,232,355

+4%

3,372,442

-14%

2,884,713

2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 500,000 -

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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Charges for Services — Charges for services primarily include recreation fees, rental of facilities, program fees, court costs and other fees related to providing a service for the benefit of citizens. Charges for Services 2,000,000 1,750,000

1,577,474

+20%

-12%

1,666,453

-25%

1,392,461

1,500,000

1,246,122

1,250,000

-6%

1,168,406

1,000,000 750,000 500,000 250,000 -

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Fines and Forfeitures — The category of fines and forfeitures is primarily comprised of revenues generated through the City of Douglasville Municipal Court and includes bonds, tickets, court fees and other related fines. Fines & Forefeitures 2,000,000 1,750,000

1,701,390

+1%

1,726,634

+8%

1,858,191

1,500,000

-33%

1,246,497

1,250,000 1,000,000

-21%

982,194

750,000 500,000 250,000 -

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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Investment Income — Investment income includes revenues generated through the interest yielded from certificates of deposit investments, balances held in Georgia Fund 1, and interest earned through the checking accounts maintained by the City of Douglasville. These revenues are projected based on historical data and trend analysis based on a variety of factors including economic conditions. Investment Income

+143%

350,000

321,028

+1%

325,000

-11%

300,000

289,000

250,000 200,000

+205%

150,000 100,000 50,000 -

132,339

43,360

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Miscellaneous — The Miscellaneous category encompasses other revenues received from tower rentals, GIRMA reimbursements and other fees received for city operations. Miscellaneous 350,000 300,000

300,911

+35%

-22%

316,194

-41%

234,575

250,000

185,329

200,000 150,000

-37% 116,056

100,000 50,000 -

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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Other Financing Sources — Other finances sources primarily include transfers of funds from the General Fund to supplement other funds and their affiliated operations. Other Financing Sources 4,500,000 4,000,000 3,500,000 3,000,000 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 500,000 -

+308%

4,129,392

-23% 3,196,126

+367% 148,500

+46%

2017 ACTUAL

1,012,338

216,562 2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Contributions and Donations — The category of contributions and donations primarily includes revenues generated from the donation of funds for various city endeavors. Contributions & Donations 100,000

86,360

80,000

-5%

82,119

+0%

82,415

-93%

60,000 40,000 20,000 -

5,525 2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

+133%

12,900

2021 PROPOSED

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Taxes Detail Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) — Sales tax is one of the City of Douglasville’s largest revenue streams and is primarily generated through retail sales at commercial businesses located throughout Douglasville. The sales tax of Douglasville is at a rate of 8% with 1% of that total being allocated to the 2016 SPLOST. Local Option Sales Tax

8,000,000

+11%

7,500,000

+11%

7,000,000 6,500,000

7,506,899

-2%

7,378,812

+2%

7,549,641

6,756,996

6,076,547

6,000,000 5,500,000 5,000,000

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Franchise Tax — The franchise tax category is comprised of revenues generated through the collection of tax on corporations using city property or right of way to provide a utility or service to customers. For example, Bellsouth Communications, Atlanta Gas, Comcast and Georgia Power. Franchise Tax 3,000,000 2,500,000

2,422,009

+0%

2,424,509

+7%

2,596,920

+1%

2,622,491

-9%

2,380,182

2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 500,000 -

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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Hotel / Motel Tax — The hotel / motel tax revenue is comprised of taxable revenues generated through local hotel chains, lodges, inns, campgrounds, and motels. The scope of usage for hotel / motel tax revenues is primarily limited to promotion of tourism within the City of Douglasville. Hotel / Motel Tax 750,000

724,117

+4%

754,960

676,324

-26%

-10%

600,000

499,517

-100%

450,000 300,000 150,000 -

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Excise and Alcohol Tax — The excise and alcohol tax category is made up of revenues generated through the taxation of pouring of malt beverages, wine and distilled spirits at establishments located within the City of Douglasville. Excise & Alcohol Tax 1,200,000 1,150,000

+7%

1,100,000 1,050,000 1,000,000

1,078,828

+3%

1,114,355

+1%

1,123,252

+0%

1,123,252

1,006,719

950,000 900,000 850,000 800,000

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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Insurance Premium Tax — The Insurance premium tax revenues are generated through a tax levied on insurance companies’ gross premiums on persons residing within the City of Douglasville. Insurance Premium Tax

+6%

+8%

2,300,000

+6%

2,100,000

2,357,132

+1%

2,386,417

2,218,053

2,057,499

1,932,092

1,900,000 1,700,000 1,500,000

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

Property Tax — Property tax revenues accounts for the majority of tax revenues received by the City of Douglasville and is generated through commercial and residential properties located within Douglasville. Estimates for FY 2021 property tax revenues are calculated based on projections determined by historic trends and current conditions of the economy. Property Tax 11,000,000 10,500,000 10,000,000 9,500,000 9,000,000 8,500,000 8,000,000 7,500,000 7,000,000 6,500,000

+8% +17% +7%

10,414,758

-1%

10,360,000

9,659,278

8,288,879

7,721,819

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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Other Tax — The other tax category is comprised of tax revenues generated through title ad valorem tax (TAVT), property transfer tax, motor vehicle tax, intangibles and others. Other Tax

+17%

1,200,000 950,000

+28%

1,197,265

-26%

1,025,612 887,004

804,363

-21% 698,000

700,000 450,000 200,000

2017 ACTUAL

2018 ACTUAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2019 ACTUAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 PROPOSED

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General Fund Revenues Details DESCRIPTION

GEN PROP TAX-CURRENT YEAR GEN PROP TAX-PRIOR YEAR TAXES-MOTOR VEHICLES TAXES-INTANGIBLES TAXES-MOBILE HOMES TAXES- RAILROAD EQUIPMNT HEAVY EQUIPMENT TAVT

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

-

+/- % CHANGE

10,245,890

64,521

10,300,000

10,300,000

113,826

65,500

114,758

60,000

(54,758)

-48%

0% -57%

23,011

(40,000)

35,000

15,000

(20,000)

122,960

2,210

122,960

100,000

(22,960)

-19%

637

-

1,000

500

(500)

-50%

1,969

-

2,000

1,500

(500)

-25%

544

544

544

500

(44)

-8%

600,994

-

615,000

470,000

(145,000)

-24%

FRANCHISE TAX- GA POWER

998,637

(18,911)

998,637

900,000

(98,637)

-10%

FRANCHISE TAX- GREYSTONE

1,002,958

(14,398)

1,002,958

900,000

(102,958)

-10%

FRANCHISE TAX- ATLANTA GAS

184,058

-

243,082

230,928

(12,154)

-5%

FRANCHISE TAX-COMCAST CABLE

192,618

-

257,709

244,824

(12,885)

-5%

1,808

-

2,000

2,000

83,679

-

108,105

92,430

FRANCHISE TAX-SYNCGLOBAL FRANCHISE TAX-BELLSOUTH FRANCHISE TAX-WINDSTREAM LOCAL OPTION S&U SEL SALES & USE-HOTEL/MOTEL

6,622

-

(15,675)

10,000

10,000

-

5,653,070

(307,450)

7,378,812

7,549,641

170,829

499,517

(254,483)

499,517

-

(499,517)

0% -14% 0% 2% -100%

ALCOHOL EXCISE-BEER & WINE

568,028

-

757,257

757,257

-

0%

ALCOHOL EXCISE-LIQUOR PACKAGE

207,691

-

220,080

220,080

-

0%

ALCOHOL EXCISE-BEER/WINE, LIQUOR POURING

134,359

-

145,915

145,915

-

0%

SEL SALES & USE-ENERGY EXCISE

23,281

-

36,000

36,000

-

0%

BUSINESS TAXES-INSUR PREM TAX

2,357,132

72,232

2,357,132

2,386,417

29,285

1%

OTHER TAXES-PROP TRNSFR TAX

48,636

-

64,000

64,000

-

0%

INTST ON DELINQUENT TAX- FIFA

10,002

-

10,500

10,500

-

0%

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General Fund Revenues Details Continued DESCRIPTION

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

ALCOHOL BEV-BEER/WINE LICENSE

46,000

-

56,500

56,500

-

0%

ALCOHOL BEV-LIQUOR PCKG LIC

45,000

-

45,000

45,000

-

0%

ALCOHOL BEV-LIQUOR POUR LIC BUSINESS LICENSES/OCCUP LIC OTHER (TOURISM) OTHER-ELECTION QULIFYING FEES OTHER-PARADE FEES FILM PRODUCTION REVENUE NSF FEE

206,750 2,327,158 96,702

(8,250) (29,010)

206,750

195,000

(11,750)

-6%

2,513,192

2,136,213

(376,979)

-15%

87,032

-

(87,032)

-100%

(1,500)

-100%

3,123

-

1,500

-

540

-

650

650

8,600

3,600

8,600

-

(8,600)

245

245

245

245

251,552

-

325,000

289,000

TOWER RENTAL

69,151

-

83,756

83,756

RENT-MAJESTIC LRNG CENTER

10,075

4,075

10,075

-

(10,075)

-100%

REIMBURSEMENT-GIRMA

26,423

21,423

26,423

-

(26,423)

-100%

MISC REVENUE

35,389

35,333

35,333

-

(35,333)

-100%

INTEREST INCOME

OTHER FIN SRCE-APPROPR FUND

-

0% -100%

(36,000) -

0%

-

1,411,299

2,619,029

3,184,126

TRANSFER FROM FUND 540

83,333

-

100,000

-

TRANSFER FROM FUND 314

-

-

-

12,000

TRANSFER FROM FUND 251

12,541

12,541

12,541

-

TRANSFER FROM FUND 320

6

-

-

-

-

0%

500

-

-

-

-

0%

SALE OF FIXED ASSETS PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR

565,097

0% -11%

(100,000) 12,000 (12,541)

22% -100% 0% -100%

-

-

1,397,822

-

(1,397,822)

-100%

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL 26,305,015

1,021,021

32,812,414

30,499,982

(2,312,432)

-7%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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General Fund Revenues Summaries by Department

REVENUES

0000 1510 1535 1540 2650 3210 3225 6110 6112 6115 6130 6165 7210 7350 7351 7510

GENERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE INFORMATION SERVICES HUMAN RESOURCES COURT SERVICES POLICE ADMINISTRATION POLICE SRO PARK ADMINISTRATION HUNTER PARK OPERATIONS PARK ATHLETICS JESSIE DAVIS OPERATIONS WP OPERATIONS INSPECTIONS ZONING CODE COMPLIANCE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 ACTUAL 26,305,015 6,936 39,368 1,106,766 112,948 161,661 2,695 96,901 62,273 29,432 584,720 540,331 27,889 2,578 9,600 $29,089,113

2020 AMENDED 32,812,414 7,950 25,000 1,238,657 114,539 226,500 2,625 98,311 62,093 29,227 584,225 551,000 27,859 2,448 11,200 $35,794,048

2021 PROPOSED

+/- % CHANGE

30,499,982 7,950 47,000 981,694 130,500 11,400 112,748 105,000 36,500 746,088 452,000 26,000 1,200 9,600 $33,167,662

-7% 0% 88% -21% 14% -100% 334% 15% 69% 25% 28% -18% -7% -51% -14% -7%

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General Fund Expenditures Summaries by Department EXPENDITURES 1110 1130 1320 1510 1530 1535 1540 1565 1570 1575 1590 2650 3210 3212 3215 3221 3222 3223 3224 3225 3226 3228 3229 3250 4210 4610 6110 6112 6115 6120 6130 6165 6166 6220 7210 7350 7351 7352 7510 8000

LEGISLATIVE CITY CLERK CITY MANAGER FINANCE LEGAL INFORMATION SERVICES HUMAN RESOURCES BUILDING & GROUNDS COMMUNITY RELATIONS ENGINEERING NON-DEPARTMENTAL COURT SERVICES POLICE ADMINISTRATION POLICE INFO SERVICES SWAT POLICE DETECTIVES POLICE SPECIAL OPS POLICE PATROL POLICE RECORDS POLICE SRO POLICE MOTORS POLICE TRAINING POLICE PD MAINTENANCE POLICE SUPPORT SERVICES STREET MAINTENANCE FLEET PARK ADMINISTRATION HUNTER PARK OPERATIONS PARK ATHLETICS PARK MAINTENANCE JESSIE DAVIS OPERATIONS WEST PINES OPERATIONS WEST PINES MAINTENANCE AMPHITHEATER INSPECTIONS ZONING CODE COMPLIANCE PLANNING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEBT SERVICE

2020 ACTUAL 220,154 148,464 472,013 568,950 182,248 752,933 506,766 1,609,964 570,522 124,332 4,651,693 574,601 1,073,955 941,925 45,970 1,129,754 228,531 4,281,842 137,048 410,703 364,909 348,612 360,504 478,655 1,344,176 171,394 191,884 263,770 98,401 692,617 227,643 491,485 505,085 12,015 248,482 172,422 261,379 211,331 348,058 528,657 $25,953,847

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED 356,826 206,482 629,280 816,554 289,068 1,433,577 900,952 2,255,285 790,017 147,131 5,327,421 801,896 1,471,312 1,426,074 66,720 1,632,376 307,644 5,791,339 187,184 541,317 505,704 438,747 451,876 709,397 1,993,906 328,873 262,211 482,780 178,285 1,003,891 349,746 625,641 669,641 50,759 427,319 277,357 360,661 281,882 488,089 528,829 $35,794,049

2021 PROPOSED 358,964 202,088 611,613 783,222 291,641 1,164,162 899,004 844,281 717,879 196,500 5,188,570 839,261 1,469,902 1,349,725 26,910 1,609,259 370,648 5,371,705 189,416 508,428 524,042 429,204 343,635 722,472 2,727,619 323,512 350,190 432,708 166,127 1,074,521 415,627 592,224 482,350 351,760 170,693 349,554 193,988 264,789 259,469 $33,167,662

+/- % CHANGE 1% -2% -3% -4% 1% -19% 0% -63% -9% 34% -3% 5% 0% -5% -60% -1% 20% -7% 1% -6% 4% -2% -24% 2% 37% -2% 34% -10% -7% 7% 19% -5% -28% -100% -18% -38% -3% -31% -46% -51% -7%

2021 Proposed 11%

4% 1% 34%

9%

GENERAL GOVERNMENT COURT SERVICES PUBLIC SAFETY

2% 39%

PUBLIC SERVICES CULTURE & RECREATION

General Government is comprised of Legislative, City Clerk’s Office, City Manager’s Office, Finance, Legal, Information Services, Human Resources, Buildings and Grounds, Community Relations, Engineering, and lastly, non-departmental expenditures. Culture and Recreation is comprised of all parks and recreation activities, including: Park Administration, Hunter Park Operations, Park Athletics, Park Maintenance, Jessie Davis Park Operations, West Pines Maintenance and Operations, and the Amphitheater/Town Green. Planning and Development is comprised of Inspections, Zoning, Planning, Code Compliance, and Community Development.

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General Fund Expenditures Detail (Non-Departmental) DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

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General Fund Expenditures Detail (Non-Departmental) DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

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General Fund Expenditures Detail (Non-Departmental) DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

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General Government

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Legislative Description — The Legislative Body is comprised of the City of Douglasville’s elected Mayor and Councilpersons. They are the principal decision makers for City policy and laws with the express purpose of serving their constituency and bettering the quality of life throughout Douglasville. Legislative Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

97,425

-

129,900

129,900

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

34,388

17,000

49,460

56,158

6,698

14%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

6,943

-

9,937

9,937

-

0%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

6,944

-

10,717

10,717

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

1,061

-

1,442

1,451

9

1%

CAR ALLOWANCE

5,400

-

7,200

7,200

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

4,248

-

26,920

18,025

RENTALS / RENTAL OF CONF CTR

12,500

-

15,100

15,100

-

0%

COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

502

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

523

-

5,450

5,450

-

0%

2,502

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

TRAVEL/N. MILLER TRAVEL/M. ADAMS

(8,895)

-33%

7

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

16,213

-

18,000

18,000

-

0%

TRAVEL/C. WATTS

2,978

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

TRAVEL/T. MILLER

1,903

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

TRAVEL/MAYOR

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: 20 vs 21 — Contract for software (iCompass) decreases in year 2.

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Legislative Continued Legislative Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

TRAVEL/S. DAVIS

2,955

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

TRAVEL/H. ESTES

2,782

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

TRAVEL/L. DANLEY

1,545

-

7,000

7,000

-

0%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

8,941

-

11,000

11,000

-

0%

88

-

450

450

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,454

-

3,000

6,200

3,200

107%

OFFICE SUPPLIES/ MAYOR

4,585

-

5,000

5,000

-

0%

GENERAL SUPPLIES/MATERIAL

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,149

-

750

1,876

1,126

150%

SPECIAL EVENTS-GENERAL

3,118

-

12,000

12,000

-

0%

220,154

17,000

356,826

358,964

2,138

1%

1110 - LEGISLATIVE TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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City Clerk’s Office Mission Statement — The council sets policy and relies on the City Clerk to provide customer service to citizens, and administrative support to elected officials, and city departments in a timely manner Description — The City Clerk’s Office is responsible for the official record keeping of all official city records, agreements, proclamations, and other documents throughout the City of Douglasville. Additionally, the City Clerk fulfills open records requests and is a superintendent of city elections. City Clerk’s Office Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

88,653

1,379

116,674

118,754

2,080

2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

16,547

-

24,738

25,827

1,089

4%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

6,509

105

8,925

10,516

1,591

18%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

5,554

114

9,626

11,340

1,714

18%

138

2

187

221

34

18%

3,500

-

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP ELECTION EXPENSE OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

3,008

(24,000)

17,826

-

18,983

25,930

934

84

934

600

COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

(3,500) 6,947 (334)

37% -36%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

290

-

360

260

(100)

-28%

330

-

1,218

680

(538)

-44%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

4,653

-

13,950

2,500

(11,450)

-82%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

4,022

-

5,887

3,600

(2,287)

-39%

-

-

1,500

1,860

360

24%

148,464

(22,316)

206,482

202,088

(4,394)

-2%

1130 - CITY CLERK TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase

-100%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

Comments:

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City Manager’s Office Mission Statement — The City Manager serves as the Chief Administrative Officer of the City of Douglasville and is responsible for the overall operation of all City departments. In addition, the City Manager is responsible for executing all policies and programs authorized by the Mayor and City Council. The City Manager’s office also tracks the progress of a variety of City projects and strives to develop cost-effective goals as set forth by the vision of the Mayor and City Council. Description — The City Manager’s Office is responsible for the management and guidance of city departments based on the direction of Mayor and Council’s policymaking. Additionally, the City Manager coordinates with various city departments on projects throughout the City of Douglasville. City Manager’s Office Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

322,113

5,289

433,336

439,945

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

6,808

2,787

6,787

4,120

(2,667)

-39%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

35,653

-

50,975

56,920

5,945

12%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

23,826

405

33,457

33,971

514

2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

20,605

436

35,750

36,295

545

2%

773

14

1,181

1,206

25

2%

6,000

-

7,200

7,200

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP CAR ALLOWANCE PEST CONTROL

6,609

2%

-

-

240

240

-

0%

7,708

-

8,017

8,041

24

0%

669

27

627

600

(27)

-4%

POSTAGE INVENTORY

1,478

453

1,453

1,000

(453)

-31%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

1,125

-

1,850

-

(1,850)

-100%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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City Manager’s Office Continued City Manager’s Office Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

3,371

-

5,727

3,245

(2,482)

-43%

32,671

3,607

32,607

2,500

(30,107)

-92%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

4,068

-

5,228

7,600

2,372

45%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,681

-

500

1,500

1,000

200%

103

-

172

172

-

0%

1,246

-

1,884

1,884

-

0%

-

-

174

174

-

0%

WATER AND SEWER NATURAL GAS INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT CITIZEN'S ACADEMY

2,115

2,115

-

-

-

-

5,000

5,000

0%

472,013

10,133

629,280

611,613

(17,667)

-3%

CONTINGENCY 1320 - CITY MANAGER TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(2,885)

(2,115)

-100%

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Legal Description — The Legal Department primarily provides expertise and experience relating to legal and litigious matters that may occur and communicates this to the legislative body and City Manager to better assist their policymaking processes. Legal Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

94,425

2,726

121,850

122,698

848

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

4,458

-

6,672

6,737

65

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

7,287

109

9,222

9,386

164

2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

5,928

118

9,946

10,123

177

2%

123

2

193

198

5

3%

62,551

-

85,000

85,000

-

0%

56

-

1,200

1,200

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP LEGAL OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SETTLEMENTS

-

-

40,000

40,000

-

0%

6,475

-

8,785

12,099

3,314

38%

898

-

4,500

2,500

(2,000)

-44%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

28

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

19

-

200

200

-

0%

182,248

2,955

289,068

291,641

2,573

1%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

1530 - LEGAL TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Engineering Description — The City Engineer reports to the City Manager’s Office and is primarily responsible for managing a variety of large capital projects that are in preliminary development, active construction, and project wrap-up. The City Engineer acts as a liaison between the City and other contracted entities providing professional services to the City of Douglasville. Engineering Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

38,820

492

44,352

71,441

27,089

61%

1,693

-

14,000

6,577

(7,423)

-53%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

3,919

1,500

4,855

5,465

610

13%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

2,394

41

3,659

5,894

2,235

61%

602

23

1,987

3,123

1,136

57%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

76,904

10,000

78,278

100,000

21,722

28%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

-

-

-

2,500

2,500

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

-

-

-

500

500

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

-

-

-

1,000

1,000

0%

124,332

12,056

147,131

196,500

49,369

34%

1575 - ENGINEERING TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase 20 vs 21 — Prior year was not a full year of salary expenditures.

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Community Relations Mission Statement — The Community Relations Department serves as The City of Douglasville’s multi-platform communications network for optimizing the City’s message and image and provides critical information to our citizens and internally to the City’s employee base. Description — The Community Relations Department is primarily responsible for the communication of important events or information to the citizens of Douglasville through television broadcasts, social media and the official website of the City of Douglasville. Community Relations also provides internal support to other departments by providing media and graphic support and materials. Community Relations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

341,731

5,392

436,869

456,586

19,717

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

15,786

-

17,795

15,000

(2,795)

-16%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

57,244

-

75,097

90,705

15,608

21%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

24,904

413

34,247

36,505

2,258

7%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

21,261

445

36,042

37,668

1,626

5%

452

9

686

700

14

2%

-

-

500

500

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

5%

434

-

6,000

6,000

-

0%

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

-

-

400

400

-

0%

COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

-

-

2,500

500

(2,000)

-80%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

1,915

-

2,000

-

(2,000)

-100%

MARKETING

1,584

22,000

24,500

2,000

(22,500)

-92%

34,372

-

35,750

39,184

3,434

10%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

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Community Relations Continued Community Relations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

11,027

-

22,000

2,500

(19,500)

-89%

24

-

1,400

1,200

(200)

-14%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,085

SPECIAL EVENTS-GENERAL

45,261

MACH/EQUIP-FURNITURE/FIXTURES

12,953

4,400

1,000

(3,400)

-77%

70,800

27,000

(43,800)

-62%

-

18,100

-

(18,100)

-100%

422

-

793

293

(500)

-63%

67

-

138

138

-

0%

570,522

6,259

790,017

717,879

(72,138)

-9%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 1570 - COMMUNITY RELATIONS TOTAL

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(22,000)

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Human Resources Mission Statement — The Human Resources Department administers human resources, safety, benefits, and risk management programs. The Human Resources Director develops, implements, and coordinates policies and programs covering employment, labor relations including wage and salary administration, employee indoctrination, training, placement, safety, health benefits and other employee services. Description — The Human Resources Department primarily provides direction throughout all City of Douglasville departments concerning employment policies and procedures, insurance and benefits, health and wellness programs and employee conflict resolution. Human Resources Revenues DESCRIPTION

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

GMA GRANT FUNDING

14,163

-

-

20,000

20,000

0%

MISC REVENUE

25,205

-

25,000

25,000

-

0%

-

-

-

2,000

2,000

0%

39,368

-

25,000

47,000

22,000

88%

SURCHARGES 1540 - HUMAN RESOURCES TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: 20 vs 21 — New surcharge fee for missed appointment for Care Here Clinic.

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Human Resources Continued Human Resources Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

216,158

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

7,783

3,357 (12,217)

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

281,310

288,829

7,519

3%

7,783

36,000

28,217

363%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

534

-

2,000

2,060

60

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

17,175

-

61,172

25,857

(35,315)

-58%

GROUP INSURANCE TASC

14,975

-

22,000

42,000

20,000

91%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

16,739

257

23,203

25,007

1,804

8%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

14,038

277

23,208

23,828

620

3%

312

5

453

468

15

3%

267,533

303,455

35,922

13%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP EMPLOYEE CLINIC

54,687

MEDICAL FEES OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

6,060

-

9,000

3,000

(6,000)

-67%

(790)

-1%

100,906

-

125,790

125,000

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

-

-

2,500

2,500

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

213

-

1,500

500

(1,000)

-67%

2,803

-

5,000

3,000

(2,000)

-40%

38,005

-

40,000

2,500

(37,500)

-94%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING GENERAL SUPPLIES/MATERIAL

-

-

-

4,190

-

6,000

2,500

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

2,475

-

2,500

2,500

10,220

-

20,000

10,000

(10,000)

-50%

506,766

(8,321)

900,952

899,004

(1,948)

0%

1540 - HUMAN RESOURCES TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(3,500) -

BA3 — Merit increase 20 vs 21 — Intern program.

0%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES SECTION 125 HEALTH CARE

(507)

-

Comments:

0% -58% 0%

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Information Technology Mission Statement — It is the mission of the Information Technology Department to provide technology-based services, in a cost-effective manner. We will do this by providing technical support for all of the City departments; promote and facilitate the effective integration of technology; develop and maintain highly effective, reliable, secure and innovative information systems support of all City functions. Description — The Information Technology Department is primarily responsible for network, computing, and telecommunications infrastructure throughout the City of Douglasville’s government offices and affiliated buildings. In addition, to the procurement of hardware and software utilized throughout the city’s municipal operations. Information Technology Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

88,053

1,720

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

135,891

2021 PROPOSED

150,989

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

15,098

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

1,246

-

5,300

5,459

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

16,896

-

40,462

19,237

(21,225)

-52%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

6,146

132

15,392

11,968

(3,424)

-22%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

5,413

142

6,261

12,457

6,196

99%

158

31

158

252

94

59%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

14,135

-

65,158

105,158

40,000

61%

COMPUTER PROGRAM MAINT

280,111

-

574,881

478,104

(96,777)

-17%

101,848

26,250

(75,598)

-74%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

3%

SECURITY SYSTEM

77,707

RADIO MAINTENANCE

14,692

-

14,692

-

(14,692)

-100%

INTERNET PROVIDER

29,261

40,000

83,019

29,519

(53,500)

-64%

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

(40,000)

159

11%

3

-

100

100

-

0%

145,077

-

185,512

186,744

1,232

1%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase and personnel changes.

20 vs 21 — Contractor delayed work due to COVID-19. ENC — Contractor delayed work due to COVID-19.

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Information Technology Continued Information Technology Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PURCH SVCS-TRAVEL

391

-

500

500

-

0%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

869

-

2,860

3,880

1,020

36%

(28,248)

-92%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

10,840

-

30,748

2,500

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,405

-

1,700

1,700

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

4,084

-

8,575

5,575

HVAC AND ELECTRICITY

11,011

-

33,270

33,270

MACH/EQUIP-COMPUTER

45,435

-

127,250

90,500

(36,750)

-29%

752,933

2,025

1,433,577

1,164,162

(269,415)

-19%

1535 - INFORMATION SERVICES TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(3,000) -

0% -35% 0%

Comments: ENC — Contractor delayed work due to COVID-19

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Finance Mission Statement — The mission of the City of Douglasville’s Finance Department is to strive for continual improvement and enhancement of our customer service to the Citizens of Douglasville by providing timely, accurate, financial information and maintaining accurate financial records. Description — The Finance Department is responsible for the day-today fiscal operation of the City of Douglasville. This includes the processing of typical transactions, analyzing revenue and expenditure activities, reporting timely to the legislative body and city manager with the primary mission to serve the citizens of Douglasville through exceptional fiscal management. Finance Revenues DESCRIPTION

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

ADVERTISING

4,414

-

5,500

5,500

-

0%

MISC REVENUE

2,522

-

2,250

2,250

-

0%

GARNISH LEVIES 1510 - FINANCE TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

-

200

200

-

0%

6,936

-

7,950

7,950

-

0%

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Finance Continued Finance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

316,226

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

15,731

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

463,380

2021 PROPOSED

421,811

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

(41,569)

-9%

-

-

-

7,951

7,951

0%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

4,772

-

4,500

4,635

135

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

35,944

-

65,725

60,152

(5,573)

-8%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

23,268

302

35,359

33,231

(2,128)

-6%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

19,847

325

34,616

39,567

4,951

14%

463

6

678

687

9

1%

ACCOUNTING FEES

38,384

-

50,500

50,500

-

0%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

96,751

-

105,211

115,878

10,667

10%

75

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase, vacation payout.

20 vs 21 — In the current year part time was managed by a temp service (Accountants One) and was paid out of other professional services. 20 vs 21 — Increased due to transparency center annual agreement and budget software.

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Finance Continued Finance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2021 PROPOSED

6,200

4,500

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

5,222

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

3,330

-

6,500

7,050

550

8%

-

-

4,000

5,000

1,000

25%

2,214

-

2,690

2,815

125

5%

BANK SERVICE CHARGES

251

500

745

245

OVER/ UNDER PC EXPENSE

(10)

-

-

-

OTH PURCH SVCS-PRINTING/BINDIN OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

-

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

(1,700)

(500) (12,625)

-27%

-67% 0% -83%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

8,584

-

15,125

2,500

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

3,406

-

5,000

5,250

250

5%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

9,573

-

13,325

18,450

5,125

38%

650

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

568,950

16,864

816,554

783,222

(33,332)

-4%

CITY HALL VENDING MACHINE EXPENSE 1510 - FINANCE TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: 20 vs 21 — If mailers are outsourced, postage will decrease. This figure is an estimate. 20 vs 21 — Plan on outsourcing business license mailers. 20 vs 21 — Two replacement computers.

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Court Services Mission Statement — The mission of the City of Douglasville’s Municipal Court is to promote justice and provide prompt, courteous service in an efficient, professional manner while being dedicated to the principals of impartiality, fairness, and integrity. Description — The Douglasville Municipal Court is responsible for the administration of justice within the City of Douglasville. The Municipal Court has limited jurisdiction over a variety of cases from traffic offences, as well as misdemeanor case and local ordinance violations. The Municipal Court is also responsible for the collection of fines and fees. Court Services Revenues DESCRIPTION

COURT OTHER

2020 ACTUAL

21

MUNICIPAL COURT

479,303

PROBATION

603,683

OTHERPARKING VIOLATIONS COURTWARE TECHNOLOGY FEE 2650 - COURT SERVICES TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

PROPOSED BA3

(600,000) -

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

-

-

583,813

500,000

(83,813)

-14%

632,514

450,000

(182,514)

-29%

-

0%

2,507

(4,187)

2,507

6,694

4,187

167%

11,634

(20,359)

10,841

15,000

4,159

38%

9,618

(12,294)

8,982

10,000

1,018

11%

1,106,766

(636,840)

1,238,657

981,694

(256,963)

-21%

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Court Services Continued Court Services Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

257,088

4,226

322,705

359,677

36,972

11%

10,886

-

27,456

30,751

3,295

12%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

6,375

-

14,000

16,420

2,420

17%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

46,246

-

82,732

70,880

(11,852)

-14%

7,640

-

-

1,250

1,250

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

HEALTH INSURANCE - NON-EMPLOYEES

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

19,573

323

27,858

30,970

3,112

11%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

16,018

349

26,624

29,673

3,049

11%

371

7

507

551

44

9%

58,500

-

78,000

78,000

-

0%

6,666

-

14,000

14,000

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP LEGAL OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LEGAL-JUDGE

87,003

-

116,000

116,000

-

0%

PUBLIC DEFENDER

29,170

-

48,000

48,000

-

0%

COURTWARE FEES

11,634

-

17,640

17,640

-

0%

1,612

-

2,330

3,079

749

32%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

647

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

200

-

350

350

-

0%

-

-

600

600

-

0%

545

-

1,224

1,771

547

45%

1,977

-

2,500

2,400

(100)

-4%

(3,361)

-57%

OTH PURCH SVCS-PRINTING/BINDIN OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES BANK SERVICE CHARGES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

3,598

-

5,861

2,500

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,191

-

2,400

2,400

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,771

-

2,616

3,616

1,000

38%

214

-

633

633

-

0%

GEN SUPP./BOOKS & PERIODICALS GENERAL SUPP./ SMALL EQUIPMENT 2650 - COURT SERVICES TOTAL

5,676

-

6,360

6,600

240

4%

574,601

4,905

801,896

839,261

37,365

5%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase 20 vs 21 — FT temp position reclassification budgeted in 2021. (Diversion Program)

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Public Services

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Buildings and Grounds Description — The Buildings and Grounds Department is responsible for the maintenance, upkeep and beautification of government facilities throughout the City of Douglasville. This includes both interiors and exterior spaces to city facilities. Buildings and Grounds Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

244,734

5,434

349,873

335,631

(14,242)

-4%

22,534

-

25,439

17,720

(7,719)

-30%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

7,091

-

15,000

15,450

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

39,119

-

94,710

82,199

(12,511)

-13%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

20,333

238

30,446

28,214

(2,232)

-7%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

15,508

256

26,197

27,690

1,493

6%

8,981

143

14,221

14,674

453

3%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

-

-

-

50,000

50,000

0%

COMPUTER PROGRAM MAINT

-

-

-

6,167

6,167

0%

128,759

30,000

319,455

100,000

1,355

-

5,000

6,936

1,936

39%

-

-

-

4,550

4,550

0%

750

23%

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME PART TIME EMPLOYEES

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

BUILDING MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT RENTALS COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

450

(219,455)

3%

-69%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

976

-

3,300

4,050

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

6,875

-

16,182

15,000

(1,182)

-7%

1,103,518

168,930

1,338,705

125,000

(1,213,705)

-91%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

6,345

-

12,335

5,000

(7,335)

-59%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

3,836

-

4,422

6,000

1,578

36%

1,609,964

205,001

2,255,285

844,281

(1,411,004)

-63%

PROPERTY/ SITE IMPROVEMENTS

1565 - BUILDINGS & GROUNDS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase and comp. time payout. 20 vs 21 — Abatements and demo of houses.

20 vs 21 — iWorq software. BA3 — $30k for cleaning services during COVID-19. BA3 — Additional funds for Old Mill / Jail demolition. Additionally, all facilities studies decreased.

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Street Maintenance Mission Statement — It is the mission of the Street Maintenance Department to provide the maintenance of all City streets and public right-of-way’s and keep them hazard-free. Description — The City of Douglasville’s Street Maintenance Department is responsible for the maintenance, beautification and general upkeep of city streets, roads, right of ways, medians, and other related public spaces. Street Maintenance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

465,280

13,447

624,600

866,438

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

8,701

2,000

10,500

8,755

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

79,317

-

138,655

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

34,153

533

47,936

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

241,838

39%

(1,745)

-17%

159,838

21,183

15%

66,952

19,016

40%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

29,076

575

50,995

71,481

20,486

40%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

27,737

449

40,152

56,404

16,252

40%

5,542

86,590

81,048

1462%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

596

PEST CONTROL

(175,000)

-

-

3,000

3,000

-

0%

4,976

-

12,000

12,000

-

0%

-

-

-

42,767

42,767

0%

78,309

-

90,000

90,000

-

0%

-

-

-

10,000

10,000

0%

715

1,000

1,000

14,477

13,477

1348%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

-

-

600

600

-

0%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

-

-

-

208

208

0%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

-

-

-

2,500

2,500

0%

TRUSTEE GUARD

-

-

-

235,000

235,000

0%

TRAFFIC LIGHT MAINT COMPUTER PROGRAM MAINT STREET MAINTENANCE STREET STRIPING COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — I-20 landscaping was removed. 20 vs 21 — iWorq software. 20 vs 21 — Christmas decorations and general street maintenance. 20 vs 21 — Comcast and Sync Global moved to this line item. Previously paid out of Sanitation Fund. 20 vs 21 — Was paid out of Sanitation Fund, now it is moved to General Fund.

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Street Maintenance Continued Street Maintenance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

297

-

7,850

7,650

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,998

-

2,500

2,500

-

0%

STREET LIGHT SUPPLIES

1,480

-

2,000

2,000

-

0%

STREET SIGNS

6,681

-

10,000

10,000

-

0%

WATER AND SEWER

9,140

-

13,009

20,000

6,991

54%

408,495

-

515,971

559,000

43,029

8%

7,099

-

9,131

10,000

869

10%

-

-

-

9,000

9,000

0%

47,277

-

195,750

333,959

138,209

71%

HVAC AND ELECTRICITY NATURAL GAS PARTS PROPERTY/ SITE IMPROVEMENTS MACHINE/EQUIP-VEHICLES

(200)

104,668

-

168,000

-

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

16,072

-

19,406

19,500

94

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

12,109

25,309

27,000

1,691

7%

1,993,906

2,727,619

733,713

37%

4210 - STREET MAINTENANCE TOTAL

1,344,176

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(156,996)

(168,000)

-3%

-100%

Comments: 20 vs 21 — Small equipment that used to be paid out of the Sanitation Fund. 20 vs 21 — Georgia Power underground $11k ($132k/yr) and Bellsouth utilities. ENC — Factory not open and orders on hold.

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Fleet Mission Statement — It is the mission of the Street Maintenance Department to provide the maintenance of all City streets and public right-of-way’s and keep them hazard-free. Description — The City of Douglasville’s Street Maintenance Department is responsible for the maintenance, beautification and general upkeep of city streets, roads, right of ways, medians, and other related public spaces. Fleet Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

86,126

8,186

155,738

166,603

10,865

7%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

692

-

1,316

1,356

40

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

17,036

-

32,878

13,121

(19,757)

-60%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

6,018

131

11,519

12,849

1,330

12%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

5,128

141

12,314

13,745

1,431

12%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

1,475

64

2,350

2,594

244

10%

-

-

1,200

-

(1,200)

-100%

14,043

-

18,003

5,500

(12,503)

-69%

-

-

12,503

47,900

35,397

283%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT COMPUTER PROGRAM MAINT COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

-

-

-

2,344

2,344

0%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

-

-

1,050

1,350

300

29%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

16,768

-

55,150

40,150

(15,000)

-27%

168

168

168

-

(168)

-100%

21,093

-

21,093

11,500

(9,593)

-45%

PARTS MACH/EQUIP-COMPUTER INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

22

22

22

500

478

2173%

2,825

-

3,569

4,000

431

12%

171,394

8,712

328,873

323,512

(5,361)

-2%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 4610 - FLEET TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: 20 vs 21 — Personnel changes.

20 vs 21 — Faster Software.

ENC — Cage is delayed being built due to COVID-19.

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Parks and Recreation

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Parks Administration Mission Statement — The mission of the Douglasville Parks and Recreation Department is to strive for continual improvement and enhancement of our recreation facilities and recreation opportunities. To ensure opportunities for all citizens in order to maintain leadership among comparable sized cities in the United States. Description — Hunter Park is comprised of the core administration of the City of Douglasville’s Parks and Recreation Department, in addition to Hunter Park operations and Park Athletics as a whole. Parks Administration Revenues DESCRIPTION

MISC OTHER DONATION MISC REVENUE 6110 - PARK ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 ACTUAL

2,625

PROPOSED BA3

(8,775)

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

2,625

11,400

8,775

70

-

-

-

-

334% 0%

2,695

(8,775)

2,625

11,400

8,775

334%

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Parks Administration Continued Parks Administration Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

83,813

1,109

93,742

171,848

78,106

83%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

17,521

9,220

23,220

21,924

(1,296)

-6%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

6,033

85

7,171

13,146

5,975

83%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

4,967

91

7,733

14,177

6,444

83%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

2,120

1,000

2,214

2,265

51

2%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

1,827

(13,000)

3,647

-

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

1,815

3,000

3,000

BANK SERVICE CHARGES

-

100

150

-

7,704

2,500

25,725

-

59,402

59,402

-

0%

-

-

-

7,500

7,500

0%

23,000

-

23,000

23,000

-

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 6110 - PARKS ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

50 (5,204)

20 vs 21 — Personnel changes.

20 vs 21 — Senior picnic.

50% -68%

2,914

-

7,767

7,767

-

0%

17,577

-

23,511

23,511

-

0%

191,884

(1,495)

262,211

350,190

87,979

34%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase

0%

74

ANNUAL EVENTS FIREWORKS

-

-100%

4,498

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING TRUSTEE GUARD

-

(3,647)

Comments:

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Hunter Park Operations Hunter Park Operations Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

RENT INCOME BLDG

87,080

PROPOSED BA3

(30,197)

2020 AMENDED

87,803

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

91,548

3,745

+/- % CHANGE

4%

ANNUAL EVENTS

2,366

(2,134)

2,366

3,000

634

27%

COMMISSIONS

1,134

(2,066)

1,134

3,200

2,066

182%

PROGRAM INCOME

6,321

(12,992)

7,008

15,000

7,992

114%

96,901

(47,389)

98,311

112,748

14,437

15%

6112 - HUNTER PARK OPERATIONS TOTAL

Hunter Park Operations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME PART TIME EMPLOYEES

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

11,135

187,928

140,004

(47,924) 7,975

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

111,771

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

-26%

46,017

-

66,456

74,431

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2,989

1,000

3,820

2,905

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

15,666

-

48,739

52,282

3,543

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

12,067

129

18,953

16,627

(2,326)

-12%

7,054

139

14,724

11,550

(3,174)

-22%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

12% -24%

3,525

22

11,530

9,210

(2,320)

-20%

-

52,163

47,189

(4,974)

-10%

664

-

2,700

2,700

-

0%

11,114

-

14,560

14,560

-

0%

1,923

-

4,200

4,200

-

0%

EQUIPMENT RENTALS POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

-

-

350

350

BANK SERVICE CHARGES

-

-

57

-

(57)

-100%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

7,032

-

9,000

2,500

(6,500)

-72%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

1,225

-

2,000

3,000

1,000

50%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

BA3 — COVID-19 related decreases.

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase and personnel changes. 20 vs 21 — Personnel changes

7%

12,347

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT BUILDING MAINTENANCE

(915)

Comments:

0%

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Hunter Park Operations Continued Hunter Park Operations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,350

-

1,800

2,500

700

39%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

9,577

-

17,500

17,500

-

0%

-

-

700

700

-

0%

6,500

9,500

3,000

46%

11,000

3,000

38%

WEATHER OCCURENCE

(3,000)

TOILETRY SUPPLIES

7,634

ANNUAL EVENTS

5,901

-

8,000

FIREWORKS

4,600

4,600

4,600

-

PROGRAM SUPPLIES

1,314

-

6,500

10,000

3,500

54%

263,770

14,025

482,780

432,708

(50,072)

-10%

6112 - HUNTER PARK OPERATIONS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(4,600)

-100%

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Park Athletics Park Athletics Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

ATHLETIC FIELDS

18,721

(48,279)

18,721

47,000

28,279

BALL LEAGUES

26,064

(10,886)

26,114

24,000

(2,114)

-8%

ADULT ATH LEAGUE

12,519

(15,081)

12,519

20,000

7,481

60%

709

709

-

(709)

-100%

-

(300)

-13%

TOURNAMENT REVENUE

709

COMMISSIONS

2,530

2,300

2,000

-

(4,500)

-

-

-

0%

1,730

(13,270)

1,730

12,000

10,270

594%

62,273

(91,307)

62,093

105,000

42,907

69%

LACROSSE CONCESSIONS 6115 - PARK ATHLETICS TOTAL

151%

Comments: BA3 — COVID-19 related decreases.

Park Athletics Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

38,218

895

48,589

77,052

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

14,457

-

33,228

-

(33,228)

-100%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2,137

2,000

3,000

2,575

(425)

-14%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

2,995

-

14,000

6,572

(7,428)

-53%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

4,076

68

6,335

6,091

(244)

-4%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

2,289

74

4,009

6,357

2,348

59%

555

12

1,824

2,980

1,156

63%

-

-

1,800

2,500

700

39%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

20,154

-

22,860

22,860

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

13,520

-

42,640

39,140

(3,500)

-8%

98,401

3,049

178,285

166,127

(12,158)

-7%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

6115 - PARK ATHLETICS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

28,463

59%

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase 20 vs 21 — Personnel changes 20 vs 21 — COVID-19 related decrease.

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Park Maintenance Park Maintenance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

170,311

(42,518)

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

248,244

298,973

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

50,729 180

20%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

3,025

-

6,000

6,180

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

26,058

-

71,781

47,664

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

12,435

-

22,702

23,344

642

3%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

10,480

-

23,988

24,665

677

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

2,870

-

3,889

4,022

133

3%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

(24,117)

3% -34%

4,113

-

3,683

8,000

4,317

117%

LANDFILL SERVICES

-

-

3,000

3,000

-

0%

PEST CONTROL

-

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

19,710

-

20,000

35,000

15,000

75%

PARKS MAINTENANCE

51,424

-

70,000

75,000

5,000

7%

ATHLETIC FIELDS

90,110

29,050

121,151

98,000

(23,151)

303

-

10,000

10,000

2,524

-

6,000

2,500

(3,500)

-58%

90,510

-

124,000

72,120

(51,880)

-42%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

5,668

-

7,000

9,000

2,000

29%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

923

-

1,000

33,300

32,300

3230%

20,414

-

27,000

102,000

75,000

278%

2,379

-

2,000

19,800

17,800

890%

WATER AND SEWER

40,687

-

41,948

41,948

-

0%

HVAC AND ELECTRICITY

92,035

-

135,561

135,561

-

0%

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

45,483

AIRPLANE MEMORIAL MAINT OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING SECURITY SERVICE

CHEMICALS & FERTILIZER GAS & OIL

6120 - PARK MAINTENANCE TOTAL

0%

52,500

22,000

-

1,444

1,444

-

0%

692,617

(63,468)

1,003,891

1,074,521

70,630

7%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(30,500)

-19%

1,155

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

(50,000)

-

Comments: 20 vs 21 — Merged divisions. (West Pines is now included in Park Maintenance budget)

-58%

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Jessie Davis Park Jessie Davis Park Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

RENT INCOME BLDG

16,562

PROPOSED BA3

(16,438)

2020 AMENDED

16,562

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

20,000

3,438

21% 53%

POOL JESSIE DAVS

2,743

(1,457)

2,743

4,200

1,457

DAY CAMP

9,612

(13,393)

9,407

11,400

1,993

21%

515

(1,085)

515

900

385

75%

29,432

(32,373)

29,227

36,500

7,273

25%

PROGRAM INCOME 6130 - JESSIE DAVIS PARK OPERATIONS TOTAL

Jessie Davis Park Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME PART TIME EMPLOYEES

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

122,640

2,082

141,023

143,109

2,086

1%

28,017

(45,000)

81,642

144,463

62,821

77%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

1,833

-

2,000

2,060

60

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

10,368

-

12,977

13,103

126

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

11,314

126

20,596

22,156

1,560

8%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

8,041

136

11,599

11,807

208

2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

1,281

22

1,869

1,914

45

2%

MEDICAL FEES

-

-

1,300

1,400

100

8%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

-

-

1,083

1,109

26

2%

PEST CONTROL

-

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

140

-

1,200

600

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

(600)

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

455

-

3,000

3,000

-

0%

1,512

-

6,689

7,000

311

5%

-

-

400

400

-

0%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase

-50%

POOL MAINTENANCE-JD EQUIPMENT RENTALS

Comments:

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Jessie Davis Park Continued Jessie Davis Park Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

-

-

167

-

(167)

-100%

COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

-

-

200

-

(200)

-100%

OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

-

-

200

-

(200)

-100%

55

-

185

-

(185)

-100%

-

-

57

-

(57)

-100%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES BANK SERVICE CHARGES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

2,983

-

3,967

2,500

(1,467)

-37%

-

1,235

-

(1,235)

-100%

11,020

-

13,507

12,000

(1,507)

-11%

1,667

-

2,100

2,100

-

0%

20,112

-

26,437

26,437

-

0%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

(55)

TOILETRY SUPPLIES HVAC AND ELECTRICITY NATURAL GAS

2,831

-

5,369

5,369

BALL LEAGUES

1,128

1,200

1,200

-

DAVIS PARK PROGRAM

2,301

-

8,244

13,600

5,356

65%

227,643

(41,434)

349,746

415,627

65,881

19%

6130 - JESSIE DAVIS PARK OPERATIONS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(1,200)

0% -100%

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West Pines Golf Course Operations Mission Statement — The mission of West Pines Golf Club is to provide its members and customers with the most exceptional golfing opportunities in the local area while maintaining its reputation as being a good value for the product. Description — The West Pines Golf Club is a City of Douglasville recreation amenity available for City of Douglasville residents and visitors alike with the primary objective being to provide a PGA quality experience. West Pines Golf Course Operations Revenues DESCRIPTION

LOCAL OPTION S&U

2020 ACTUAL

-

PROPOSED BA3

-

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

775

775

-

0%

WP GREEN FEES

174,135

(142,740)

174,135

239,626

65,491

38%

WP CART FEES

216,105

(149,250)

216,375

276,492

60,117

28%

WP DRIVING RANGE

39,878

(33,247)

39,878

55,298

15,420

39%

MEMBERSHIPS

58,885

(23,990)

58,885

62,672

3,787

6%

GOLF LESSONS GOLF PRO SHOP SALES GOLF CLUB SERVICES

6,540

-

5,000

8,000

3,000

60%

36,260

(17,365)

36,260

40,552

4,292

12%

2,186

(2,689)

2,186

3,687

1,501

69%

FOOD

13,641

(6,359)

13,641

12,935

BEVERAGE

11,807

(12,193)

11,807

17,935

6,128

52%

BEER & WINE

24,533

(9,467)

24,533

28,116

3,583

15%

OUTING FEES 6165 - WEST PINES OPERATIONS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

750

750

750

-

584,720

(396,550)

584,225

746,088

(706)

(750) 161,863

Comments: BA3 — COVID-19 related decreases.

-5%

-100% 28%

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West Pines Golf Course Operations Continued West Pines Golf Course Operations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME PART TIME EMPLOYEES

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

98,776

1,421

124,060

126,318

2,258

2%

(15,000)

-9%

114,309

-

175,000

160,000

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

1,160

-

1,500

1,549

49

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

28,038

9,430

35,037

40,991

5,954

17%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

16,443

109

22,994

23,503

509

2%

6,367

117

10,235

10,421

186

2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

617

10

885

907

22

2%

33,268

5,000

31,045

31,045

-

0%

320

-

480

480

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

4,406

-

4,500

4,000

(500)

-11%

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

9,460

-

10,500

7,000

(3,500)

-33%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PEST CONTROL

EQUIPMENT RENTALS LEASE

-

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

51,319

-

51,320

51,320

-

0%

250

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

22,700

21,790

705

720

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES BANK SERVICE CHARGES

19,059

SECURITY SERVICE

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

706

(2,500) 225

(910)

-4%

15

2%

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

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West Pines Golf Course Operations Continued West Pines Golf Course Operations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

HANDICAP SERVICES

2,225

-

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

3,500

3,000

(500)

-14%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

1,080

3,500

2,500

(1,000)

-29%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

2,503

-

2,500

2,000

(500)

-20%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,765

-

2,000

1,500

(500)

-25%

17,111

-

18,500

18,000

(500)

-3%

(500)

-25%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

(2,500)

976

-

2,000

1,500

10,351

-

19,680

19,680

-

0%

1,659

-

2,000

2,000

-

0%

GEN SUPP./INVENTORY FOR RESALE

28,767

-

30,000

35,000

5,000

17%

FOOD & BEVERAGE INVENTORY

23,550

-

32,000

25,000

(7,000)

-22%

TOILETRY SUPPLIES HVAC AND ELECTRICITY CABLE/SATELLITE

PROPERTY/ SITE IMPROVEMENTS 6165 - WEST PINES OPERATIONS TOTAL

17,000

-

17,000

-

(17,000)

-100%

491,485

11,312

625,641

592,224

(33,417)

-5%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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West Pines Golf Course Maintenance Description — The West Pines Maintenance Department’s key role is to maintain the landscaping, health and appearance of the West Pines Bermuda greens, in addition to maintenance and upkeep of the West Pines Golf Club, pro shop and related infrastructure. West Pines Golf Course Maintenance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

227,859

3,885

293,543

296,443

6,401

-

37,215

37,208

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

2,900

1%

(7)

0%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2,228

500

2,500

2,060

(440)

-18%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

39,525

-

61,194

59,884

(1,310)

-2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

16,405

297

25,456

25,682

226

1%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

14,190

320

24,217

24,457

240

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

1,298

28

2,085

2,117

32

2%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

5,717

-

6,000

-

(6,000)

-100%

14,429

-

15,000

-

(15,000)

-100%

6,660

1,400

6,400

-

(6,400)

-100%

IRRIGATION REPAIRS

13,937

-

15,000

-

(15,000)

-100%

EQUIPMENT RENTALS

9,256

2,000

9,000

-

(9,000)

-100%

450

-

1,000

-

(1,000)

-100%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT BUILDING MAINTENANCE

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

20 vs 21 — Moved all costs to Park Maintenance

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West Pines Golf Course Maintenance Continued West Pines Golf Course Maintenance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

1,989

-

3,000

-

(3,000)

-100%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

1,891

-

2,000

-

(2,000)

-100%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

890

-

1,000

-

(1,000)

-100%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

30,124

-

35,000

-

(35,000)

-100%

CHEMICALS & FERTILIZER

71,294

-

75,000

-

(75,000)

-100%

GAS & OIL

10,389

-

20,000

-

(20,000)

-100%

2,386

-

2,854

2,854

-

31,645

31,645

500

-

(500)

-100%

WATER AND SEWER HVAC AND ELECTRICITY

21,721

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

6,014

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT 6166 - WEST PINES MAINTENANCE TOTAL

(160,500)

-

20 vs 21 — Moved all costs to Park Maintenance

0% 0%

32

32

32

-

(32)

-100%

505,085

(152,038)

669,641

482,350

(187,291)

-28%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments:

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Community Development City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Community Development Mission Statement — In close partnership with our growing and diverse community, the Community Development Department is committed to providing the highest quality of services to the City of Douglasville by: continuing to foster smart and innovative growth in the community; consistently engaging in various methods of public participation; providing excellent customer service; striving to increase stewardship through sound technical expertise; promoting Douglasville as the destination of excellence in the region; and fostering an engaging climate for residents, businesses, and working partners. Community Development Revenues DESCRIPTION

GDA CONFERENCE BUILDING RENTAL 7510 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

-

-

1,600

-

9,600

-

9,600

9,600

-

0%

9,600

-

11,200

9,600

(1,600)

-14%

(1,600)

-100%

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Community Development Continued Community Development Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

156,228

2,348

198,504

202,041

1,273

1,300

1,300

500

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

3,537 (800)

2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

18,537

-

18,939

25,696

6,757

36%

11,636

180

15,186

15,574

388

3%

9,827

194

16,377

16,668

291

2%

224

4

318

328

10

3%

70,093

-

137,033

-

(137,033)

-100%

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

1,771

1,800

1,800

-

(1,800)

-100%

MARKETING

1,460

1,500

1,500

-

(1,500)

-100%

799

-

1,450

-

(1,450)

-100%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

9,713

-

15,000

-

(15,000)

-100%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,092

1,100

1,100

-

(1,100)

-100%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,609

-

5,000

-

(5,000)

-100%

-

-

1,858

1,858

-

0%

652

-

872

872

-

0%

1,739

600

1,796

1,196

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

WATER AND SEWER HVAC AND ELECTRICITY NATURAL GAS INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL DOWNTOWN OPER SUPPLIES

-

-

56

56

-

63,000

-

(63,000)

-100%

1,496

-

2,000

-

(2,000)

-100%

-

-

-

4,165

-

5,000

-

(5,000)

-100%

348,058

9,026

488,089

264,789

(223,300)

-46%

SPECIAL PROJECTS

(9)

GICH

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

-

Comments: 20 vs 21 — COVID-19 related decreases.

-33%

55,753

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COM

7510 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TOTAL

(600)

BA3 — Merit increase

-62%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

Comments:

0%

0%

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Inspections Description — The Inspections Department is responsible for the review of building and improvements plans in addition to issuance of related building permits. Additionally, conducts thorough on-site inspections of work completed to ensure local, state and federal building requirements. Inspections Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

BUILDING PERMITS

504,361

-

510,000

420,000

(90,000)

PLAN REVIEW FEES

35,970

-

41,000

32,000

(9,000)

-22%

540,331

-

551,000

452,000

(99,000)

-18%

DESCRIPTION

7210 - INSPECTIONS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

-18%

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Inspections Continued Inspections Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

136,927

2,768

232,799

235,137

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2,218

2,000

3,000

500

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

21,297

-

46,676

48,763

2,087

4%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

10,206

168

17,842

18,185

343

2%

8,368

181

19,159

19,399

240

1%

289

142

512

383

(129)

-25%

55,682

-

81,674

11,050

(70,624)

-86%

1,278

-

4,000

3,000

(1,000)

-25%

-

-

125

125

130

-

530

285

(245)

-46%

1,500

-

5,517

4,507

(1,010)

-18%

938

-

1,500

-

(1,500)

-100%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT POSTAGE AND SHIPPING OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

2,338 (2,500)

-

1%

0%

161

-

700

500

(200)

-29%

5,433

-

6,184

4,000

(2,184)

-35%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

1,537

-

1,850

675

(1,175)

-64%

393

-

1,923

1,923

-

0%

2,125

-

3,328

3,328

-

0%

248,482

5,259

427,319

351,760

(75,559)

-18%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 7210 - INSPECTIONS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase

-83%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

Comments:

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Zoning Description — The Zoning Department is primarily responsible for business related to the interpretation, implementation and enforcement of zoning ordinances throughout the City of Douglasville. Zoning Revenues DESCRIPTION

ZONING FEES SIGN PERMIT FEES 7350 - ZONING TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

17,996

5,966

17,966

15,000

(2,966)

-17%

9,893

(5,107)

9,893

11,000

1,107

11%

27,859

26,000

(1,859)

-7%

27,889

859

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Zoning Continued Zoning Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

104,853

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

12,560

(8,000)

46,644

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

58,209

125%

14,601

8,000

20,600

-

(20,600)

-100%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

145

-

6,000

500

(5,500)

-92%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

1,595

-

26,977

22,144

(4,833)

-18%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

2,072

-

8,464

8,139

(325)

-4%

520

-

8,633

8,650

17

0%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

4,867

-

7,089

6,857

(232)

-3%

121,000

66,000

121,000

-

(121,000)

-100%

57

-

1,000

700

(300)

-30%

1,530

-

3,000

2,000

(1,000)

-33%

324

-

1,200

-

(1,200)

-100%

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

697

-

5,000

-

(5,000)

-100%

1,922

-

2,400

1,500

(900)

-38%

318

-

2,500

-

(2,500)

-100%

-

-

200

-

(200)

-100%

10,214

-

16,650

15,350

(1,300)

-8%

172,422

66,000

277,357

170,693

(106,664)

-38%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES GEN SUPP./BOOKS & PERIODICALS ZONING BOARD 7350 - ZONING TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Personnel changes.

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Code Compliance Description — The Code Compliance Department is responsible for the enforcement of the City of Douglasville ordinance to better ensure a high quality of life throughout Douglasville. This includes but is not limited to business licensing and alcohol licensing enforcement, waste accumulation and abandoned cars enforcement. Code Compliance Revenues DESCRIPTION

APPLICATION FEES 7351 - CODE COMPLIANCE TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

2,578

448

2,448

1,200

(1,248)

-51%

2,578

448

2,448

1,200

(1,248)

-51%

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Code Compliance Continued Code Compliance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

180,202

14,490

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

243,789

2021 PROPOSED

245,227

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

1,438

1%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

1,955

-

5,000

700

(4,300)

-86%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

29,721

-

39,322

37,746

(1,576)

-4%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

13,260

218

18,142

19,154

1,012

6%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

11,209

235

19,152

20,231

1,079

6%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

10,370

184

15,196

16,136

940

6%

442

-

528

528

-

0%

26

-

400

300

(100)

-25%

993

-

2,000

-

(2,000)

-100%

4,256

-

6,000

-

(6,000)

-100%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES POSTAGE AND SHIPPING OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

1,928

-

500

400

(100)

-20%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,154

-

1,500

700

(800)

-53%

825

-

1,500

800

(700)

-47%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

1,843

-

5,084

5,084

-

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

3,195

-

2,548

2,548

-

0%

261,379

15,127

360,661

349,554

(11,107)

-3%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

7351 - CODE COMPLIANCE TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

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Planning Description — The Planning Department’s role is to ensure the appropriate implementation of key land planning objectives in coordination with other Community Development functions, the legislative body and City Manager. Planning Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

112,294

1,721

145,447

148,038

2,591

2%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

1,119

-

-

500

500

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

12,743

-

19,098

19,285

187

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

8,115

132

11,127

11,443

316

3%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

7,043

142

11,999

12,213

214

2%

193

3

233

241

8

3%

68,851

-

87,528

528

(87,000)

-99%

-

-

150

90

(60)

-40%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES POSTAGE AND SHIPPING OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING

290

-

1,000

600

(400)

-40%

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

290

-

1,300

350

(950)

-73%

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

306

-

4,000

700

(3,300)

-83%

87

-

-

-

-

0%

211,331

1,998

281,882

193,988

(87,894)

-31%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES 7352 - PLANNING TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

ENC — Jacob’s Engineering comprehensive transportation plan update. May be paid between 4/15 and 6/30.

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Public Safety

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Public Safety Administration Mission Statement — The primary purpose (mission) of the Douglasville Police Department is to maintain social order within prescribed ethical and constitutional limits, while providing professional law enforcement services. To attain this, the Agency enforces the law in a fair and impartial manner, recognizing both the statutory and judicial limitations of police authority and the constitutional rights of all persons. The Agency recognizes that no law enforcement agency can operate at its maximum potential without supportive input from the citizens it serves. The Agency actively solicits and encourages the cooperation of all citizens to reduce and limit the opportunities for crime and to facilitate the maximum use of resources. Description — The Administration Division of the City of Douglasville Police Department is responsible for the organizational management and direction of all Police Operations throughout the City of Douglasville. Public Safety Administration Revenues DESCRIPTION

MISC REVENUE

2020 ACTUAL

2,854

PROPOSED BA3

-

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

5,000

5,000

-

0%

BACKGROUND CHECKS

14,445

(10,555)

14,445

25,000

10,555

73%

ADMINISTRATION FEES

16,895

(8,105)

16,895

25,000

8,105

48%

INSURANCE CHECKS

19,547

1,539

19,539

18,000

(1,539)

-8%

5,546

(10,522)

REIMB DEA OVERTIME RESTITUTION PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF CONFISCATED PROP EVIDENCE FUNDS TURNOVER FESTIVAL/TOY DRIVE RENT CONFERENCE CTR RENT RANGE MISC REVENUE 3210 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

4,478

15,000

10,522

235%

25,656

-

25,000

20,000

(5,000)

-20%

7,340

7,340

7,340

-

(7,340)

-100%

23

-

500

500

-

0%

1,400

1,400

1,400

1,500

100

7%

17,329

(6,971)

18,029

20,000

1,971

11%

-

(500)

-

500

500

1,913

1,913

1,913

-

112,948

(24,461)

114,539

130,500

(1,913) 15,961

0% -100% 14%

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Police Administration Continued Police Administration Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

528,199

8,969

675,027

692,124

17,097

3%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

4,296

-

5,000

3,090

(1,910)

-38%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

45,794

-

64,327

72,404

8,077

13%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

40,030

621

51,957

53,184

1,227

2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

33,146

669

55,619

57,100

1,481

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

11,561

231

19,229

19,797

568

3%

9,870

-

16,000

16,000

-

0%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

27,221

-

29,000

28,000

EQUIPMENT RENTALS

10,089

-

14,600

14,800

200

1%

1,029

-

3,800

3,800

-

0%

-

-

500

250

(250)

-50%

3,239

-

7,500

7,000

(500)

-7%

124

-

400

400

MEDICAL FEES

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING OTH PURCH SVCS-PRINTING/BINDIN PHOTOGRAPHY

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(1,000)

-

-3%

0%

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Police Administration Continued Police Administration Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

4,020

-

4,075

4,075

48,761

-

50,000

30,000

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

(20,000)

0% -40%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

5,125

-

34,750

34,750

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

4,062

-

6,500

6,500

-

0%

32,241

-

52,550

46,150

WATER AND SEWER

423

-

580

580

-

0%

HVAC AND ELECTRICITY

225

-

299

299

-

0%

1,117

-

1,443

1,443

-

0%

98

-

-

-

-

0%

6,502

-

10,621

10,621

-

0%

14,123

-

17,535

17,535

-

0%

242,660

-

350,000

350,000

-

0%

1,073,955

10,490

1,471,312

1,469,902

(1,410)

0%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

NATURAL GAS PARTS INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL PRISONER COST-COUNTY 3210 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(6,400)

-12%

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Public Safety Information Services Description — The Information Services Division of the Douglasville Police Department is responsible for the continued smooth operation and maintenance of the Public Municipal Complex’s computing, network and telecommunications systems in coordination with the City of Douglasville’s Information Services Department. Police Information Services Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

143,721

2,173

180,578

180,578

-

0%

5,509

-

9,000

9,270

270

3%

-

-

-

-

-

0%

13,057

3,394

16,364

20,635

4,271

26%

-

-

-

-

-

0%

11,124

166

14,197

17,772

3,575

25%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

9,036

179

14,897

18,401

3,504

24%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

3,062

62

5,254

6,615

1,361

26%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME FRINGE BENEFITS EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS HEALTH EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

MEDICAL FEES

-

-

-

-

-

0%

2,283

-

15,875

15,875

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

169,472

-

179,840

193,650

13,810

8%

RADIO MAINTENANCE

257,118

-

297,076

290,700

(6,376)

-2%

-

-

-

306,354

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

LEASE POSTAGE AND SHIPPING COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

306,354

0%

200

-

200

200

-

0%

103,503

-

142,640

143,850

1,210

1%

-

-

-

-

-

0%

25

-

100

100

-

0%

-

-

-

8,280

8,280

0%

OTH PURCH SVCS-PRINTING/BINDIN OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

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Police Information Services Continued Police Information Services Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

292

-

1,000

1,300

300

30%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

800

-

800

800

-

0%

60,580

53,400

(7,180)

-12%

(404,428)

-89%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

14,994

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

198,022

-

455,428

51,000

MACHINE/EQUIP-VEHICLES

-

-

-

-

-

0%

MACH/EQUIP-FURNITURE/FIXTURES

-

-

-

-

-

0%

8,251

-

23,500

20,000

(3,500)

-15%

MACH/EQUIP-COMPUTER INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

340

-

6,904

9,104

2,200

32%

1,116

-

1,841

1,841

-

0%

941,925

(1,326)

1,426,074

1,349,725

(76,349)

-5%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 3212 - POLICE INFORMATION SERVICES TOTAL

(7,300)

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments: ENC — Delays in updating emergency warning system.

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Public Safety SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics) Description — The Special Weapons and Tactics Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for responding to highly dangerous situations that require specialized training and equipment to mitigate threats to the general public and other first responders. SWAT Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

4,420

-

13,840

2,040

250

-

250

500

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

(11,800) 250

-85% 100%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

11,270

-

11,270

16,270

5,000

44%

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

27,732

-

38,560

5,300

(33,260)

-86%

2,044

-

2,234

2,200

(34)

-2%

254

-

566

600

34

6%

45,970

-

66,720

26,910

(39,810)

-60%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 3215 - POLICE SWAT TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Public Safety Investigations Description — The Investigative Division is responsible for following up on criminal activity in the city of Douglasville by investigating incidents, gathering/processing evidence, and interviewing involved parties. With the information gathered, appropriate charges are filed for prosecution. Investigations Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

836,027

13,432

1,162,046

1,123,789

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

16,081

-

18,800

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

81,614

-

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

62,867

1,028

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

52,686

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

(38,257)

-3%

21,424

2,624

14%

136,949

123,151

(13,798)

-10%

90,067

87,609

(2,458)

-3%

1,108

95,869

92,713

(3,156)

-3%

22,769

382

33,332

32,610

(722)

-2%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

1,295

-

1,500

1,500

EQUIPMENT RENTALS

7,036

-

8,800

6,200

83

-

400

1,200

800

200%

414

-

480

480

-

0%

8,092

-

13,300

13,300

-

0%

46

-

8,800

800

PHOTOGRAPHY OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GENERAL SUPPLIES/MATERIAL GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

(8,000)

-91%

-

2,400

2,400

-

11,700

9,800

(1,900)

-16%

4,505

-

7,900

7,500

(400)

-5%

-

-

-

40,000

40,000

0%

8,801

-

12,862

17,612

4,750

37%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

-

-30%

1,469

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

3221 - POLICE DETECTIVES TOTAL

(2,600)

0%

15,435

-

27,171

27,171

-

0%

1,129,754

15,950

1,632,376

1,609,259

(23,117)

-1%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase

0%

10,534

EVIDENCE SUPPLIES

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

-

Comments:

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Public Safety Special Operations Description — The Special Operations Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for undercover operations that investigate gang, prostitution, gambling and drug crime within the City of Douglasville. Special Operations Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

150,173

2,450

186,759

244,974

58,215

31%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

10,466

-

19,550

20,137

587

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

18,779

-

27,965

28,237

272

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

11,759

187

15,782

20,281

4,499

29%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

9,470

202

15,407

20,210

4,803

31%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

4,851

70

5,841

7,549

1,708

29%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

2,099

-

3,900

3,900

-

0%

854

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

8,832

-

16,380

10,300

GENERAL SUPP./ SMALL EQUIPMENT

-

-

2,000

2,000

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

3,623

1,000

3,705

2,705

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

7,625

-

9,355

9,355

-

0%

228,531

3,909

307,644

370,648

63,004

20%

3222 - POLICE SPECIAL OPERATIONS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(6,080) (1,000)

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase 20 vs 21 — 3 officers budgeted in PY; 4 are budgeted in FY21.

-37% 0% -27%

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Public Safety Patrol Description — The Patrol Division is responsible for responding to calls for service, patrolling the city limits of Douglasville, enforcing criminal and traffic laws and city ordinances, and keeping the peace. The uniformed officers maintain a presence throughout the city and operate on a 24/7 basis. Patrol Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

2,431,296

38,912

3,143,625

3,233,569

89,944

3%

255,941

-

286,000

294,580

8,580

3%

250

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

COURT PAY

362,949

-

571,981

664,383

92,402

16%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

195,183

2,904

264,474

269,903

5,429

2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

153,465

3,131

261,621

266,769

5,148

2%

66,146

1,081

97,879

100,466

2,587

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP MEDICAL FEES

6,322

-

10,000

10,000

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

1,000

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

K-9 MAINTENANCE AND LEASE

12,060

-

12,060

12,960

900

7%

4,453

-

5,000

5,000

-

0%

10,563

-

62,250

22,250

3,263

-

4,800

4,800

106,792

-

124,143

78,019

(46,124)

-37%

2,902

-

9,000

40,500

31,500

350%

413,096

-

570,000

-

(570,000)

-100%

93,364

-

130,603

130,603

PHOTOGRAPHY OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES GENERAL SUPP./ SMALL EQUIPMENT MACHINE/EQUIP-VEHICLES INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 3223 - POLICE PATROL TOTAL

(40,000) -

-

-64% 0%

BA3 — Merit increase, comp. time payout and an officer promotion. 20 vs 21 — Personnel changes.

ENC — Possible delays in vehicle deliveries.

0%

162,797

-

235,903

235,903

-

0%

4,281,842

46,028

5,791,339

5,371,705

(419,634)

-7%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Public Safety Records Description — The Records Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for upkeep, maintenance, and legal dissemination of police records. Records Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

88,644

1,360

112,146

114,109

1,963

2%

PART TIME EMPLOYEES

13,441

-

21,325

21,534

209

1%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

2,210

-

1,824

1,879

55

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

13,090

-

19,616

19,808

192

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

7,579

102

10,348

10,520

172

2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

5,572

110

9,250

9,414

164

2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

2,169

38

3,226

3,303

77

2%

-

-

1,029

1,029

-

0%

PHOTOGRAPHY BANK SERVICE CHARGES

1,325

-

1,750

1,620

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

509

-

900

900

2,213

-

5,470

5,000

296

-

300

300

-

0%

137,048

1,610

187,184

189,416

2,232

1%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES 3224 - POLICE RECORDS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(130) (470)

Comments: BA3 — Merit increase

-7% 0% -9%

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Public Safety School Resource Officers (SRO) Description — School Resource Officers provide public safety to Douglas County schools located within the municipal jurisdiction of the City of Douglasville. This includes not only during operating hours but in some instances to after school extracurricular activities and events. School Resource Officers Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

REIMBURSEMNT SRO

159,616

-

225,000

-

(225,000)

FESTIVAL/TOY DRIVE

2,045

-

1,500

-

(1,500)

-100%

161,661

-

226,500

-

(226,500)

-100%

3225 - SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS TOTAL

-100%

School Resource Officers Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

306,711

37,531

379,488

349,898

(29,590)

-8%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

3,737

-

18,000

11,124

(6,876)

-38%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

38,885

15,000

52,504

56,373

3,869

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

23,089

322

27,859

27,618

(241)

-1%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

19,455

347

28,558

28,867

309

1%

7,876

120

10,310

10,280

(30)

0%

300

-

2,800

2,800

-

0%

-

-

300

300

-

0%

657

-

1,130

800

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES SPECIAL EVENTS-GENERAL

-

3,300

3,300

-

0%

4,775

-

8,741

8,741

-

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

5,384

-

8,327

8,327

-

0%

410,703

53,320

541,317

508,428

(32,889)

-6%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase, comp. time payout and retirement payout. 20 vs 21 — Personnel changes.

-29%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT 3225 - SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS TOTAL

(166)

(330)

7%

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Public Safety Motors Description — The Motors Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for traffic law enforcement throughout the municipal jurisdiction of the City of Douglasville. Motors Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

229,846

9,340

301,436

350,999

49,563

16%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

15,013

-

22,000

20,600

(1,400)

-6%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

22,686

-

31,970

32,282

312

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

17,978

-

23,263

28,427

5,164

22%

14,719

715

24,813

28,957

4,144

17%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

5,207

771

9,380

10,581

1,201

13%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

1,210

266

5,066

4,800

536

-

1,000

1,000

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

16,173

-

29,905

14,750

(15,155)

-51%

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

24,696

-

25,600

-

(25,600)

-100%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

10,541

-

14,540

14,540

-

0%

6,304

-

16,731

17,106

375

2%

364,909

11,092

505,704

524,042

18,338

4%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 3226 - POLICE MOTORS TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

BA3 — Merit increase

1%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

(266)

Comments:

-5% 0%

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Public Safety Training Description — The Training Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for the continued professional training and vocational development of law enforcement personnel at the City of Douglasville. Training Expenditures DESCRIPTION

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

201,291

4,346

221,232

198,617

(22,615)

-10%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

13,407

4,000

15,600

7,828

(7,772)

-50%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

27,670

-

33,994

34,326

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

16,016

290

17,463

15,793

(1,670)

-10%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

12,524

312

18,205

16,386

(1,819)

-10%

4,139

108

6,463

5,879

(584)

-9%

-

-

250

250

-

0%

8,760

-

15,400

15,400

-

0%

184

-

240

240

-

0%

1,283

-

2,950

2,950

-

0%

357

-

900

900

-

0%

52,426

-

89,075

78,175

(10,900)

-

-

-

35,500

35,500

0%

-

0%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP MEDICAL FEES REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT PHOTOGRAPHY OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES GENERAL SUPP./ SMALL EQUIPMENT

332

1%

1,373

-

3,300

3,300

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

4,537

-

6,515

6,500

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

4,645

-

7,160

7,160

-

0%

348,612

9,056

438,747

429,204

(9,543)

-2%

3228 - POLICE TRAINING TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase, and promotion. 20 vs 21 — Promotion of employee.

ENC — On waiting list for ammunition.

-12%

SPECIAL EVENTS-GENERAL

(15)

Comments:

0%

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Public Safety Maintenance Description — The Maintenance Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for upkeep of the Douglasville Municipal Complex facilities. Maintenance Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

34,362

1,370

42,953

42,831

(122)

0%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

4,583

1,000

4,700

3,605

(1,095)

-23%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

8,205

-

12,267

12,386

119

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

2,881

43

3,431

3,552

121

4%

2,077

46

3,477

3,534

57

2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

1,492

26

2,048

2,133

85

4%

CUSTODIAL SERVICES

7,600

-

7,600

7,600

-

0%

9

-

2,152

2,152

-

0%

35,135

-

35,135

40,135

5,000

14%

18

-

80

80

-

0%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

293

-

300

300

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

100

-

100

100

-

0%

27,449

-

29,050

29,050

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT PHOTOGRAPHY

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES WATER AND SEWER

10,377

-

16,163

8,663

115,087

-

177,699

177,699

-

0%

3,136

-

4,435

4,435

-

0%

PROPERTY/ SITE IMPROVEMENTS

55,000

-

55,000

-

(55,000)

-100%

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

49,222

49,906

-

(49,906)

-100%

HVAC AND ELECTRICITY NATURAL GAS

(11,094)

(7,500)

-46%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

2,081

-

3,460

3,460

-

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

1,397

-

1,920

1,920

-

0%

360,504

(8,609)

451,876

343,635

(108,241)

-24%

3229 - POLICE MAINTENANCE TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

BA3 — Merit increase and comp. time payout.

1%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

PEST CONTROL

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Public Safety Support Services Description — The Support Services Division of the Douglasville Police Department is primarily responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the Police Department’s fleet of vehicles and related police equipment. Support Services Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

281,856

4,003

386,507

393,372

6,865

2%

55,014

-

108,368

121,372

13,004

12%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

8,021

-

10,500

10,815

315

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

39,882

-

65,817

66,662

845

1%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

25,138

306

38,202

40,205

2,003

5%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

17,824

330

31,887

32,453

566

2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

8,252

114

11,070

11,509

439

4%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME PART TIME EMPLOYEES

5,610

-

7,500

-

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

-

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

PHOTOGRAPHY

-

-

240

240

-

0%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

3,620

-

5,650

5,950

300

5%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,098

-

2,000

2,000

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

2,517

-

6,237

13,575

7,338

118%

GENERAL SUPP./ SMALL EQUIPMENT

5,866

8,850

10,700

1,850

21%

(5,000)

(7,500)

-

12,950

-

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

7,762

-

8,555

8,555

-

0%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

3,245

-

4,064

4,064

-

0%

478,655

(247)

709,397

722,472

13,075

2%

3250 - POLICE SUPPORT SERVICES TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(12,950)

BA3 — Merit increase

-100%

12,950

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

Comments:

-100%

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Sanitation Fund

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Sanitation Fund Mission Statement — It is the mission of the Sanitation Department to provide solid waste services to the City of Douglasville residents and commercial businesses in the collection and disposal of solid waste, recycling, yard waste and bulk items in a manner that is safe, efficient, environmentally sound and cost effective. Sanitation Fund Revenues DESCRIPTION

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

SANITATION RESIDENTIAL

1,496,969

-

1,677,000

1,700,000

23,000

SANITATION COMM FRONT END

1,267,678

-

1,400,000

1,400,000

-

SANITATION COMM ROLL OFF

1,076,016

-

1,400,000

1,300,000

(100,000)

+/- % CHANGE

1% 0% -7%

SANITATION STICKER SALES

1,251

-

1,600

1,600

SANITATION MISC INCOME

18,318

10,000

18,500

8,500

(10,000)

-54%

INTEREST INCOME

82,444

-

83,494

50,000

(33,494)

-40%

OTHER FIN SRCE-APPROPR FUND

-

0%

-

2,093,945

2,447,463

155,423

(2,292,040)

-94%

3,942,676

2,103,945

7,028,057

4,615,523

(2,412,534)

-34%

15,150

-

20,000

20,000

-

0%

4522 - KEEP DOUGLASVILLE BEAUTIFUL TOTAL

15,150

-

20,000

20,000

-

0%

FUND 540 - SANITATION FUND TOTAL

3,957,826

2,103,945

7,048,057

4,635,523

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL RENT PUBLIC SERV SIGN

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(2,412,534)

-34%

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Sanitation Fund Continued Sanitation Fund Expenditures DESCRIPTION

TRANSFER TO FUND 370 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

2,069,121

2,069,121

2,069,121

-

(2,069,121)

-100%

2,069,121

2,069,121

2,069,121

-

(2,069,121)

-100%

(20,162)

-2%

637,554

-

946,573

926,411

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

11,732

-

27,779

28,612

833

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

129,875

-

226,449

286,008

59,559

26%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

46,563

-

74,538

73,059

(1,479)

-2%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

40,025

-

78,092

76,429

(1,663)

-2%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

28,455

-

43,459

42,947

(512)

-1%

6,497

-

7,142

7,278

136

2%

LANDFILL SERVICES

610,224

-

850,000

1,090,000

240,000

28%

COMMERCIAL SERVICE

655,459

-

996,000

1,000,000

4,000

0%

5,312

-

7,500

9,500

2,000

27%

14,693

-

35,000

35,000

-

0%

-

-

-

6,167

6,167

0%

6,680

-

9,000

-

-

34,824

34,824

139,296

104,472

300%

(21,670)

-15%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

PEST CONTROL REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT COMPUTER PROGRAM MAINT SMALL EQUIPMENT MAINT LEASE OTH PUR SVCS/GEN LIAB-INSURANCE

(9,000)

-100%

102,502

-

146,670

125,000

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

3,140

-

4,200

4,200

-

0%

COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

4,221

-

8,500

14,443

5,943

70%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Sanitation Fund Continued Sanitation Fund Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES BANK SERVICE CHARGES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

416

-

606

416

(190)

-31%

74

-

100

150

50

50%

7,037

-

12,000

7,200

(4,800)

-40%

975

-

10,800

9,000

(1,800)

-17%

4,354

-

5,500

5,500

67,668

-

200,300

33,800

4,667

-

5,407

10,000

4,593 21,000

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

WATER AND SEWER

(166,500)

0% -83% 85%

HVAC AND ELECTRICITY

-

-

-

21,000

MACHINE/EQUIP-VEHICLES

-

-

1

-

(1)

-100%

121,288

-

251,120

200,000

(51,120)

-20%

82,056

-

149,401

114,692

(34,709)

-23%

2,591,467

34,824

4,130,961

4,266,108

83,333

-

100,000

-

(100,000)

-100%

83,333

-

100,000

-

(100,000)

-100%

143,546

-

190,033

89,236

(100,797)

-53%

5,371

-

5,492

5,657

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL 4520 - SANITATION TOTAL TRANSFER TO FUND 100 4521 TOTAL REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

135,147

165

0%

3%

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

34,972

-

43,731

21,875

(21,856)

-50%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

10,223

-

14,958

7,259

(7,699)

-51%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

13,295

-

15,678

7,362

(8,316)

-53%

5,311

-

7,276

3,552

(3,724)

-51%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

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Sanitation Fund Continued Sanitation Fund Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

2,300

-

3,160

3,160

80

-

250

-

315

-

655

655

-

0%

15

-

-

-

-

0%

126,775

-

225,000

-

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

-

-

600

600

-

0%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

72,411

-

179,750

180,000

250

0%

OTH PURCH SVCS-TRAVEL OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING TRUSTEE GUARD

PUBLIC SERVICE SIGNS

(250)

(225,000)

-100%

-100%

-

-

10,000

10,000

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

15,113

-

30,334

15,000

(15,334)

-51%

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL

17,899

-

21,058

25,059

4,001

19%

4522 - KEEP DOUGLASVILLE BEAUTIFUL TOTAL

447,626

-

747,975

369,415

(378,560)

-51%

FUND 540 - SANITATION FUND TOTAL

5,191,547

2,103,945

7,048,057

4,635,523

(2,412,534)

-34%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

0%

0%

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Conference Center and Tourism City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Overview of Hotel / Motel Tax Distributions Hotel / Motel Tax Distribution — The hotel / motel tax revenue is comprised of taxable revenues generated through local hotel chains, lodges, inns, campgrounds, and motels. The scope of usage for hotel / motel tax revenues is primarily limited to promotion of tourism within the City of Douglasville. Prior Year Budget (FY2020) — The 3% of unrestricted revenue transferred into the General Fund and then transferred out to the Conference Center. Proposed Budget (FY2021) — Changes the flow in which these revenues are booked. In FY21, these revenues will bypass the General Fund and flow directly from the Hotel/Motel Tax Fund to the Conference Center and CVB.

Ameri ca 's Bes t Va l ue Ba ymont Inn & Sui tes (Gya n) LS Ba ymont Inn & Sui tes DV FKA:Fa i rbri dge Inn Bi l bo's Motel Budgetel FKA:Suburba n Extended Sta y Comfort Inn (Dougl a s vi l l e) Comfort Inn (Li thi a Spri ngs ) Da y's Inn EconoLodge Ha mpton Inn (Li thi a Spri ngs ) Ha mpton Inn (Dougl a s vi l l e) Hol i da y Inn (Dougl a s vi l l e) Hol i da y Inn (Li thi a Spri ngs ) Intown Sui tes (Dougl a s vi l l e) Intown Sui tes (Li thi a Spri ngs ) La Qui nta Inn Lee's Motel Motel 6 Qua l i ty Inn Rome Di s burs ement Roya l Inn & Sui tes Sl eep Inn Spri ng Hi l l Sui tes Sunwes tern Sui tes

Hotels/Motels That Remit H/M Excise Tax to the City

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

8% Collected from Guests and Remitted to the City Monthly

3% Unrestricted

1.5% TPD Tourism Product Development

Conference Center

3.5% TCT Tourism Convention and Tradeshows

CVB

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Conference Center and Tourism Mission Statement — The mission of the Douglasville Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is to solicit overnight groups and individuals and support organizations that attract visitors to Douglasville and Douglas County. Consistent with its mission, the CVB strives to become a leading tourist destination by addressing the greatest opportunities for the CVB to create, execute, promote, and attract events and activities that will attract visitors to Douglasville and Douglas County. Conference Center Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

OTHER (TOURISM)

170,338

INTEREST INCOME

3,249

209,129

4,723

+/- % CHANGE

2%

-

(3,222)

-100%

90,000

(70,000)

-44%

-

-

491,232

491,232

323,587

(16,778)

367,628

790,361

281,930

(90,000)

287,000

-

1,500

1,500

TRANSFER FROM FUND 285

-

3,222

204,406

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

3,222

150,000

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

-

2020 AMENDED

160,000

TRANSFER FROM FUND 277

SEL SALES & USE-HOTEL/MOTEL

PROPOSED BA3

(20,000)

422,733

115%

(287,000)

-100%

RENT ONEAL PLAZA

1,530

RENTAL OF OLD CITY HALL

1,400

-

8,400

8,400

-

64,778

64,778

7,500

(57,278)

-88%

1,011,980

-

1,214,376

653,557

(560,819)

-46%

1,296,840

(25,222)

1,576,054

670,957

(905,097)

-57%

-

-

500

500

-

0%

205,026

-

235,000

240,000

5,000

2%

FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED TRANSFER FROM FUND 100 7541 - OLD CONFERENCE CENTER TOTAL FAMILY REUNION WORKSHOPS CULTURE/RECREATN ACTIVITY FEES

-

0%

-

BA3 — Rental Car Excise Tax decrease in CY and proposed FY21. 20 vs 21 — Reclassifications

0%

GIFT SHOP MERCHANDISE

-

-

450

450

CATERING REIMBURSEMENT

-

42,000

52,000

20,000

(32,000)

-62%

7544 TOTAL

205,026

42,000

287,950

260,950

(27,000)

-9%

FUND 275 - HOTEL / MOTEL TAX FUND TOTAL

1,825,453

-

2,231,632

1,722,268

(509,364)

-23%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

0%

Comments:

0%

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Conference Center Continued Conference Center Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

PEST CONTROL

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

680

-

1,000

1,000

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

1,889

-

2,000

2,000

-

0%

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

1,753

-

3,500

11,000

7,500

214%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

689

-

8,100

1,000

(7,100)

-88%

5,011

-

14,600

15,000

208,414

-

268,484

245,644

(22,840)

-9%

7541 - OLD CONFERENCE CENTER TOTAL

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME PART TIME EMPLOYEES

400

3%

20,588

-

32,578

36,487

3,909

12%

SALARIES/WAGES/OVERTIME

8,264

-

10,000

10,300

300

3%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-GRP INS

24,528

-

26,011

44,152

18,141

70%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-FICA

17,598

-

23,796

22,371

(1,425)

-6%

RETIREMENT/DEFINED BENEFIT

13,214

-

29,533

27,021

(2,512)

-9%

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-WORK COMP

849

-

2,246

2,212

(34)

-2%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

539

-

2,166

1,617

(549)

-25%

PEST CONTROL

597

-

2,900

2,900

-

0%

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

19,161

-

22,600

38,993

16,393

73%

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

18,423

-

19,000

19,000

-

0%

7,738

-

8,000

8,000

-

0%

OTHER / RENTALS

GROUNDS/PARKING DECK

22,663

-

27,000

27,000

-

0%

OTH PUR SVCS/GEN LIAB-INSURANCE

69,966

-

94,817

94,817

-

0%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Conference Center Continued Conference Center Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

54

-

150

150

-

0%

BANK SERVICE CHARGES

74

-

100

150

50

50%

GEN SUPP-OFFICE SUPPLIES

1,458

-

4,750

2,000

(2,750)

-58%

35,758

-

42,400

30,400

(12,000)

-28%

7,457

-

22,541

22,541

-

0%

55,978

-

100,903

100,903

-

0%

6,024

-

6,587

6,587

-

0%

MACH/EQUIP-MACHINERY

-

-

500,000

-

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

-

-

731

731

178

-

465

249

-

-

4,875

4,875

-

0%

NEW CONF CENTER SERIES 11 & 12 (PRIN

500,550

-

500,000

525,000

25,000

5%

NEW CONF CENTER SERIES 17 REFU. (PRI

30,000

-

30,000

30,000

NEW CONF CENTER SERIES 11 & 12 (INTST

70,750

-

70,750

45,750

(25,000)

-35%

NEW CONF CENTER SERIES 17 REFU (INTS

352,620

-

363,649

356,168

(7,481)

-2%

2,550

-

-

1,250

1,250

0%

7544 TOTAL

1,495,993

-

2,217,032

1,707,268

(509,764)

-23%

FUND 275 - HOTEL / MOTEL TAX FUND TOTAL

1,501,004

-

2,231,632

1,722,268

(509,364)

-23%

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES WATER AND SEWER HVAC AND ELECTRICITY NATURAL GAS

INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH FUEL CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL

NEW CONFERENCE CENTER DEBT SER

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(500,000) (216)

-

-100% 0%

Comments: 20 vs 21 — A/V Equipment encumbered in current year.

-46%

0%

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Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) Description — The Convention and Visitors Bureau has a primary responsibility of attracting tourism and business to the City of Douglasville in an effort to continue spurring local economic growth and opportunities for businesses. CVB Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

3,892

3,856

3,856

2,000

(1,856)

-48%

OTHER FIN SRCE-APPROPR FUND

-

163,767

163,767

31,955

(131,812)

-80%

TRANSFER FROM FUND 285

-

-

-

382,070

382,070

167,623

167,623

416,025

(300,000)

580,000

-

500

500

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

3,892

SEL SALES & USE-HOTEL/MOTEL

582,770

FAMILY REUNION WORKSHOPS

350

500

0%

248,402

148%

(580,000)

-100%

-

0%

SPONSORSHIP FUND

480

480

480

500

20

4%

GIFT SHOP MERCHANDISE

451

451

451

500

49

11%

7540 - CVB TOTAL

584,051

(298,569)

581,431

1,500

(579,931)

-100%

FUND 276 - HOTEL / MOTEL TAX (CVB) FUND TOTAL

587,943

(130,946)

749,054

417,525

(331,529)

-44%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) Continued CVB Expenditures DESCRIPTION

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

279,743

REPAIRS & MAINT/EQUIP MAINT

232

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING COMMUNICATIONS / TELEPHONE OTH PURCH SVCS-ADVERTISING MARKETING

(1,000)

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

330,448

214,129

1,000

2,000

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

(116,319) 1,000

-35% 100%

672

-

1,350

1,350

-

0%

1,051

-

1,200

1,200

-

0%

126,310

(45,987)

161,458

101,400

(60,058)

-37%

29,771

(41,104)

44,896

34,000

(10,896)

-24%

7,580

(9,035)

15,665

6,600

(9,065)

-58%

TRADE SHOWS WEDNESDAY WIND DOWN FAMILY REUNION WORKSHOPS

-

-

5,000

5,000

-

0%

1,250

-

1,250

2,000

750

60%

ADVERTISING (COMMUNITY RELATIONS)

66,008

(14,512)

118,488

-

OTH PURCH SVCS-DUES AND FEES

19,383

(14,764)

25,343

27,346

1,231

(268)

1,232

-

(1,232)

-100%

16,323

(5,000)

20,000

-

(20,000)

-100%

476

(476)

524

1,000

476

91%

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS GEN SUPP./INVENTORY FOR RESALE GIFT SHOP INVENTORY INDIRECT COST ALLOC.-VEH MAINT

(118,488) 2,003

-100% 8%

1,094

1,200

1,200

1,500

300

25%

16,800

-

20,000

20,000

-

0%

7540 - CVB TOTAL

567,924

(130,946)

749,054

417,525

(331,529)

-44%

FUND 276 - HOTEL/MOTEL TAX (CVB) TOTAL

567,924

(130,946)

749,054

417,525

(331,529)

-44%

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Multiple Grant Fund

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Overview of them Multiple Grant Fund Summary of Grants and Matching Funds — Below outlines the various grant programs that the City is participating in as well as the required funding match obligations.

City Matching Portion

2019 BPV Grant

13,890 LMIG 2021

100,500

Dallas Hwy LCI

100,000

Housing Study

LCI Funding Riverside Pkwy.

13,890 335,000

435,500 400,000

500,000 5,000

132,580 $

351,970 Matching Portion

530,322 $

13,890

$

2018 BPV Grant Match

3,088 LMIG 2017

58,781

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

335,000

$

400,000

$

662,902

530,322

Total Cost of Projects

3,088

6,176

55,693 $

Total Cost of Project 27,780

5,000

Riverside Pkwy

Total:

LMIG 2021

55,693 $

3,088

$

61,869

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2018 Bullet Proof Vest Grant Description — The 2018 Bullet Proof Vest Grant is a Department of Justice grant for police and sheriff departments to receive financial support for the purchase of ballistic vests for law enforcement and public safety use. Revenue

$3,088 $3,088

Included in appropriations from prior year DoJ Funding

Expense

$6,176

Remaining purchases of vests

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

1,643

-

-

-

-

0%

22,350

-

22,350

351,970

329,620

1475%

-

-

495,842

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

23,993

-

518,192

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

PROPOSED BA3

OJP-BULLET PROOF VEST PRG 3510 TOTAL

-

-

12,350

3,088

(9,262)

-75%

-

-

12,350

3,088

(9,262)

-75%

Comments: 21 Proposed — $3,088 of the $58,781 Prior Year appropriations is for the 2018 Bullet Proof Vest Grant.

General Ledger Expenditures Detail 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS 3510 TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

7,620

-

24,700

6,176

(18,524)

-75%

7,620

-

24,700

6,176

(18,524)

-75%

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2019 Bullet Proof Vest Grant Description — The 2019 Bullet Proof Vest Grant is a Department of Justice grant for police and sheriff departments to receive financial support for the purchase of ballistic vests for law enforcement and public safety use. Revenue

$13,890 $13,890

Included in transfer from General Fund (Fund 100) DoJ Funding

Expense

$27,780

Cost of 36 vests

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

OJP-BULLET PROOF VEST PRG 3210 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

1,643

-

-

-

-

0%

22,350

-

22,350

351,970

329,620

1475%

PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

PROPOSED BA3

-

-

495,842

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

23,993

-

518,192

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

3,048

-

2,500

13,890

11,390

456%

3,048

-

2,500

13,890

11,390

456%

Comments: 21 Proposed — $13,890 of the $351,970 transfer from the General Fund is for the 2019 Bullet Proof Vest Grant.

General Ledger Expenditures Detail DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PUR SVCS-UNIFORMS

8,382

-

5,000

27,780

22,780

456%

3210 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

8,382

-

5,000

27,780

22,780

456%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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2020 Secret Service Grant Description — The 2020 Secret Service Grant is funds awarded to law enforcement agencies through the Department of Homeland Security to assist with expenditures relating to training, overtime, certifications, and the purchase of equipment. Revenue

$1,500

DHS Funding

Expense

$1,500

For training, OT, certifications, and equipment

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

SECRET SERVICE 3210 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

-

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

-

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

General Ledger Expenditures Detail DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

GEN SUPP-OPER SUPPLIES

-

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

3210 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION TOTAL

-

-

1,500

1,500

-

0%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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2017 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) Description — The Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) is a Georgia Department of Transportation grant program that provides financial support to local governments to improve Georgia’s roadways. Revenue

$55,693

Included in appropriations from prior year

Expense

$55,693

Resurfacing costs (Includes 30% City match)

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

1,643

-

22,350 23,993

PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

-

-

-

22,350

-

495,842

-

518,192

+/- % CHANGE

-

0%

351,970

329,620

1475%

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

General Ledger Expenditures Detail DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

STREET RESURFACING 4214 2017 LMIG TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

Comments: 21 Proposed — $55,693 of the $58,781 Prior Year appropriations is for the 2017 LMIG.

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

-

-

55,693

55,693

-

0%

-

-

55,693

55,693

-

0%

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2021 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) Description — The Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) is a Georgia Department of Transportation grant program that provides financial support to local governments to improve Georgia’s roadways. Revenue

$100,500 $335,000

Included in transfer from General Fund (Fund 100) Georgia DOT Funding

Expense

$435,500

Resurfacing costs (Includes 30% City match)

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

1,643

-

-

-

-

0%

22,350

-

22,350

351,970

329,620

1475%

PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR

-

-

495,842

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

23,993

-

518,192

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

-

-

335,000

335,000

-

0%

4211 - 2021 LMIG TOTAL

-

-

335,000

335,000

-

0%

STATE - LAU

Comments: 21 Proposed — $100,500 of the $351,970 transfer from the General Fund is for the 2019 Bullet Proof Vest Grant.

General Ledger Expenditures Detail DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

-

-

-

435,500

STREET RESURFACING

-

-

335,000

-

-

-

335,000

435,500

4211 - 2021 LMIG TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

435,500 (335,000) 100,500

0% -100% 30%

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Dallas Highway Project from LCI Study Description — The City of Douglasville applied to the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) for a Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) grant to implement the Dallas Highway LCI Study. The corridor would be on Dallas Highway from Strickland Street to the new SR 92 Relocation project. Revenue

$100,000 $400,000

Included in transfer from General Fund (Fund 100) ARC Funding

Expense

$500,000

Preliminary engineering (Includes 20% City match)

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

1,643

-

-

-

-

0%

22,350

-

22,350

351,970

329,620

1475%

-

-

495,842

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

23,993

-

518,192

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

-

-

-

400,000

400,000

0%

7355 TOTAL

-

-

-

400,000

400,000

0%

TRANSFER FROM FUND 100 PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR

LCI

Comments: 21 Proposed — $100,000 of the $351,970 transfer from the General Fund is for the Dallas Highway Project.

General Ledger Expenditures Detail 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

PROPERTY/ SITE IMPROVEMENTS 7355 TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

-

-

-

500,000

500,000

0%

-

-

-

500,000

500,000

0%

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Housing Study Description — The City of Douglasville is requesting from the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) an evaluation and study of the city’s housing. We would like to identify existing challenges and opportunities to make informed decisions about future housing needs. The city has not had a housing study in the past, that has looked at the community as a whole. Revenue

$5,000

Included in transfer from General Fund (Fund 100)

Expense

$5,000

Cost of Study

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

1,643

-

-

-

-

0%

22,350

-

22,350

351,970

329,620

1475%

PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

PROPOSED BA3

-

-

495,842

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

23,993

-

518,192

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

General Ledger Expenditures Detail DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

21 Proposed — $5,000 of the $351,970 transfer from the General Fund is for the Housing Study.

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

-

-

-

5,000

5,000

0%

7352 - PLANNING TOTAL

-

-

-

5,000

5,000

0%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

Comments:

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Riverside Parkway Bridge Rehabilitation Description — This is the rehabilitation of the Riverside Parkway Bridge over Sweetwater Creek. The bridge was built in 1972 and accommodates residential and commercial traffic. The bridge has a low sufficiency rating and is in need of rehabilitation to accommodate the additional traffic on the Riverside Parkway. Revenue

$132,580 $530,322

Included in transfer from General Fund (Fund 100) Award Amount

Expense

$662,902

Construction. (Includes a 20% City match on construction and engineering costs.

General Ledger Revenues Detail 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

RIVERSIDE PK BRIDGE REHAB 7358 TOTAL

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

4,414

-

16,000

530,322

514,322

3215%

4,414

-

16,000

530,322

514,322

3215%

1,643

-

-

-

-

0%

22,350

-

22,350

351,970

329,620

1475%

PROC OF GLT LIAB/PRIOR YEAR 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

PROPOSED BA3

-

-

495,842

58,781

(437,061)

-88%

23,993

-

518,192

410,751

(107,441)

-21%

General Ledger Expenditures Detail 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROPERTY/ SITE IMPROVEMENTS 7358 TOTAL

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

Comments: 21 Proposed — $132,580 of the $351,970 transfer from the General Fund is for the Riverside Parkway Bridge.

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

7,818

-

20,000

-

-

-

-

662,902

662,902

(20,000)

-100% 0%

7,818

-

20,000

662,902

642,902

3215%

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Other Funds

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Local Confiscated Assets Fund Description — The Local Confiscated Assets Fund is one of two funds that generates revenues through the confiscation of funds tied to illicit drug operations and allows for the expensing of these funds for a variety of law enforcement training and equipment. Local Confiscated Assets Fund Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

INTEREST INCOME

15,519

-

15,300

15,300

-

MISC REVENUE

(1,282)

-

-

-

-

-

-

236,200

218,700

(17,500)

-7% -7%

OTHER FIN SRCE-APPROPR FUND 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

0% 0%

14,237

-

251,500

234,000

(17,500)

158,446

-

6,000

6,000

-

0%

3227 TOTAL

158,446

-

6,000

6,000

-

0%

FUND 210 - LOCAL CONF. ASSETS FUND TOTAL

172,683

-

257,500

240,000

CITY COUNTY DRUG UNIT

(17,500)

-7%

Local Confiscated Assets Fund Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

5,420

-

27,500

10,000

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

60,360

-

100,000

100,000

-

0%

GENERAL SUPPLIES/MATERIAL

16,897

-

50,000

50,000

-

0%

MACHINE/EQUIP-VEHICLES

60,754

-

80,000

80,000

-

0%

3227 TOTAL

143,431

-

257,500

240,000

(17,500)

-7%

FUND 210 - LOCAL CONF. ASSETS FUND TOTAL

143,431

-

257,500

240,000

(17,500)

-7%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

(17,500)

-64%

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Federal Confiscated Assets Fund Description — The Federal Confiscated Assets Fund is one of two funds that generates revenues through the confiscation of funds tied to illicit drug operations and allows for the expensing of these funds for a variety of law enforcement training and equipment. Federal Confiscated Assets Fund Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

-

-

67,000

67,000

-

0%

-

-

67,000

67,000

-

0%

66,529

-

3,000

3,000

-

0%

3230 TOTAL

66,529

-

3,000

3,000

-

0%

FUND 212 - FED. CONF. ASSETS FUND TOTAL

66,529

-

70,000

70,000

-

0%

OTHER FIN SRCE-APPROPR FUND 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TREASU

Federal Confiscated Assets Fund Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

5,045

-

20,000

20,000

-

0%

GENERAL SUPPLIES/MATERIAL

-

-

10,000

10,000

-

0%

MACHINE/EQUIP-VEHICLES

-

-

40,000

40,000

-

0%

3230 TOTAL

5,045

-

70,000

70,000

-

0%

FUND 212 - FED. CONF. ASSETS FUND TOTAL

5,045

-

70,000

70,000

-

0%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Rental Car Excise Tax Fund Description — The Rental Car Fund primarily accounts for revenues received through rental car excise tax and is used to pay towards a portion of the debt service for the downtown Conference Center’s parking deck. Rental Car Excise Tax Fund Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

268

-

-

-

-

0%

268

-

-

-

-

0%

141,374

-

180,000

90,000

(90,000)

-50%

7543 TOTAL

141,374

-

180,000

90,000

(90,000)

-50%

FUND 277 - RENTAL CAR EXCISE TAX FUND TOTAL

141,642

-

180,000

90,000

(90,000)

-50%

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL RENTAL CAR TAX

Rental Car Excise Tax Fund Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

150,000

-

180,000

90,000

(90,000)

-50%

7543 TOTAL

150,000

-

180,000

90,000

(90,000)

-50%

FUND 277 - RENTAL CAR TAX FUND TOTAL

150,000

-

180,000

90,000

(90,000)

-50%

DESCRIPTION

TRANSFER TO FUND 275

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

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Public Purpose Corporation Fund Description — The Public Purpose Corporation Fund accounts for financial transactions affiliated with the financing on a city of building located at 8473 Duralee Ln. and leased to the following government agencies: DFCS, Pardons and Paroles, and Department of Corrections. Public Purpose Corporation Fund Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

1,007

-

1,200

1,350

150

(39,662)

-

-

-

-

0%

(38,655)

-

1,200

1,350

150

13%

LEASE PAY DEPT OF CORRECTIONS

67,351

-

80,821

80,821

-

0%

LEASE PAYMENTS PARDONS & PAROL

33,022

-

39,626

39,626

-

0%

317,154

-

422,874

422,874

-

0%

3410 TOTAL

417,527

-

543,321

543,321

-

0%

FUND 311 - PUBLIC PURPOSE CORP. FUND TOTAL

378,872

-

544,521

544,671

150

0%

SWAP RECEIPT 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

LEASE PAYMENTS DEFACS

13%

Public Purpose Corporation Fund Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

16,579

-

25,000

25,000

-

0%

BANK SERVICE CHARGES

520

-

600

750

150

25%

339,126

-

408,405

408,405

-

0%

60,197

-

90,000

90,000

-

0%

3410 TOTAL

416,422

-

524,005

524,155

150

0%

FUND 311 - PUBLIC PURP. CORP. FUND TOTAL

416,422

-

544,521

544,671

150

0%

PRINCIPAL/ BONDS DEBT SERVICE INTEREST/BONDS DEBT SERVICE

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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Douglasville Development Authority Fund Description — The Douglasville Development Authority Fund is primarily used to spur economic growth within the City of Douglasville through revitalization and redevelopment efforts and through special projects. Douglasville Development Authority Fund Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

INTEREST INCOME

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

278

-

-

200

200

0%

77,500

-

93,000

133,425

40,425

43%

-

-

10,094

-

77,778

-

103,094

133,625

-

-

39,500

-

(39,500)

-100%

7511 TOTAL

-

-

39,500

-

(39,500)

-100%

FUND 314 - DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY FUND TOTAL

77,778

-

142,594

133,625

(8,969)

-6%

TRANSFER FROM FUND 100 APPROPRIATE PRIOR YR 0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL DDA BOND ISSUANCE FEES

(10,094) 30,531

-100% 30%

Douglasville Development Authority Fund Expenditures 2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

DESCRIPTION

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

REGULAR EMPLOYEES-FULLTIME

10,000

-

12,000

-

(12,000)

-100%

LEGAL

19,082

-

50,000

45,000

(5,000)

-10%

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

92,500

-

75,000

71,250

(3,750)

-5%

4,646

-

4,594

4,375

(219)

-5%

8

-

-

-

34

-

1,000

-

-

-

7511 TOTAL

126,270

-

142,594

FUND 314 - DEVELOPMENT AUTH. FUND TOTAL

126,270

-

142,594

OTH PUR SVCS/GEN LIAB-INSURANCE POSTAGE AND SHIPPING OTH PUR SVCS-EDU/TRAINING TRANSFER TO FUND 100

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

0%

1,000

-

0%

12,000

12,000

0%

133,625

(8,969)

-6%

133,625

(8,969)

-6%

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Public Safety Debt Service Fund Description — The Public Safety Building Debt Service Fund accounts for activities relating to the payment of general obligation bonds used for the construction of the Douglasville Public Municipal Complex. Public Safety Debt Service Fund Revenues 2020 ACTUAL

DESCRIPTION

GEN PROP TAX-PRIOR YEAR GEN PROP TAX-MILLAGE BONDS TAXES-MOTOR VEHICLES TAXES-INTANGIBLES

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

20,143

-

-

-

1,592,117

-

1,534,650

1,515,600

4,017

-

19,000

19,000

(19,050) -

+/- % CHANGE

0% -1% 0%

20,649

-

14,000

14,000

-

0%

TAXES-MOBILE HOMES

112

-

500

500

-

0%

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

100

-

-

-

-

0%

TAVT

6,031

-

45,000

45,000

-

0%

OTHER TAXES-PROP TRNSFR TAX

8,361

-

12,000

12,000

-

0%

INTST ON DELINQUENT TAX- FIFA

1,653

-

2,000

2,000

-

0%

INTEREST INCOME

2,620

-

5,000

5,000

-

0%

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

1,655,803

-

1,632,150

1,613,100

(19,050)

-1%

FUND 410 - PUBLIC SAFETY DEBT SVC TOTAL

1,655,803

-

1,632,150

1,613,100

(19,050)

-1%

Public Safety Debt Service Fund Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING

1,170,000

-

1,170,000

1,170,000

PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING

459,550

-

459,550

442,000

(17,550)

-4%

1,000

-

2,600

1,100

(1,500)

-58%

8000 - DEBT SERVICE TOTAL

1,630,550

-

1,632,150

1,613,100

(19,050)

-1%

FUND 410 - PUBLIC SAFETY DEBT SVC TOTAL

1,630,550

-

1,632,150

1,613,100

(19,050)

-1%

POLICE BUILDING

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

-

0%

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Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) Fund Description — The Other Post-Employment Benefits Fund (OPEB Fund) is a defined post-retirement healthcare, life insurance and benefits fund which is administered through the Georgia Municipal Employees Benefit System. OPEB Fund Revenues DESCRIPTION

2020 ACTUAL

PROPOSED BA3

2020 AMENDED

2021 2021 AMOUNT PROPOSED CHANGE

+/- % CHANGE

0%

45

-

-

-

-

105,000

-

105,000

110,250

5,250

5%

0000 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL

105,045

-

105,000

110,250

5,250

5%

FUND 760 - OPEB FUND TOTAL

105,045

-

105,000

110,250

5,250

5%

INTEREST INCOME TRANSFER FROM FUND 100

OPEB Fund Expenditures DESCRIPTION

2020 PROPOSED ACTUAL BA3

OTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

2020 AMENDED (BA3)

2021 PROPOSED

2021 +/- % AMOUNT CHANGE CHANGE

-

-

105,000

110,250

5,250

5%

1590 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL TOTAL

-

-

105,000

110,250

5,250

5%

FUND 760 - OPEB FUND TOTAL

-

-

105,000

110,250

5,250

5%

City of Dougl asville, Georg ia

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2016 SPLOST

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2016 SPLOST Overview Description — In November of 2016 citizens of Douglas County, Georgia voted on a referendum item to enact a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) of 1% to fund various projects. The City of Douglasville is projected to receive approximately $32.8 million dollars (23.44%) of the $106 million dollars in county-wide SPLOST proceeds. Per an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) between Douglas County, the City of Douglasville and other participating municipalities specific projects would be identified as per required by Georgia law. Based on feedback received at a Town Hall meeting during May of 2016 the citizens of Douglasville identified key areas in which they would like to see their potential SPLOST proceeds allocated to. Those categories were: Public Safety, Facilities, Transportation/Streets, and Parks and Recreation.

45% Public Safety Facilities Transportation

15%

20%

Parks & Recreation

20%

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Public Safety 20% Description — The Public Safety portion of SPLOST is comprised primarily of the purchase of new equipment and vehicles suited for the purpose of increasing public safety and/or enhancing current operations. One example is the construction of a second radio tower to increase intergovernmental communication throughout Douglasville and Douglas County. Additionally, $4.5 million dollars has been identified in the intergovernmental agreement to assist with the funding of various Douglas County fire and ems projects.

Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Generator Replacement Project Description — Replacement of generator and ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) at existing Spring Street tower site.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$76,750

$76,750

Complete

Motorola Microwave Lease Project Description — One payment toward lease of Microwave through Motorola Solutions.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$100,000

$98,527

Complete

Body Cameras Project Description — Purchase of body cameras and related software/hardware for Patrol Division.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$77,240

$77,240

Complete

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Public Safety 20% Continued Vehicle Replacements Project Description — Purchase of vehicles for Admin, Patrol, Detectives, Training Divisions and includes the installation equipment and striping to prepare the vehicles for service.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$931,026

$554,179

In-Process

FARO Focus 3D Scanner Project Description — Purchase of a FARO Focus Laser Scanner and related training for the Detectives Division for the purpose of using it to 3D scan and map crime scenes and accidents.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$46,400

$46,344

Complete

License Plate Reader Project Description — Purchase of a mobile LPR (License Plate Reader) for use by the Traffic and Patrol Divisions. This allows for scanning of license plates from a mobile trailer.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$40,000

$37,230

Complete

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Public Safety 20% Continued Community Center Parking Lot Expansion Project Description — Expansion of the parking lot at "Building B" the Community Center at the Public Safety Complex. This includes the landscaping and paving of additional parking spaces that meet ADA requirements. In addition to installation of lighting masts, LED lighting and security cameras.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$222,000

$218,205

Complete

Douglas County Fire/EMS Projects (Per IGA) Project Description — Portion of the City's obligation toward Douglas County's Fire and EMS projects as per the IGA. The amount earmarked is the maximum allowed per the IGA but does not necessarily mean all of this will be expensed.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$4,478,000

$1,019,543

In-Process

Second Radio Tower Site Project Description — Construction of a second radio tower for the use of public safety and first responders. This will increase radio signals in areas around Thornton Rd. $150k was received from Douglas County for the property located at the intersection of Fairburn Rd. and Shoals School Rd. (Parcel No. 1330150178)

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$903,699

$724,354

In-Process

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Public Safety 20% Continued Radio Replacements Project Description — Purchase of Motorola APX radios and necessary support/programming for Public Safety to replace radios that have reached end of useful life. Additionally, these new radios will work in advance of the implementation of the new radio system and construction of the new radio tower.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$477,207

$477,207

Complete

Firing Range Upgrades Project Description — Primarily necessary repairs and upgrades of the Police Department's firing range. This coincides with a regular maintenance and replacement cycle in the 10-Year CIP.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$60,000

$55,846

Complete

Police Department Equipment Project Description — This is the purchase of a variety of necessary equipment for Public Safety that was originally budgeted in General Fund; however, for FY20 $103,500 was moved to SPLOST.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$103,500

$38,029

In-Process

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Public Safety 20% Continued Police Department Maintenance Bay Expansion Project Description — Expansion and renovation of the existing maintenance facility at the Public Safety Complex. This is a project with anticipated future funding needed; however, this SPLOST will allow for concepts and designs to be completed.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$50,000

$0.00

In-Process

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Facilities 15% Description — The Facilities portion of SPLOST is allocated for the purpose of the refurbishment of existing city governmental facilities in addition to the construction of a new Sanitation facility currently being managed by Comprehensive Program Services, Inc. and being Constructed by RA-LIN and Associates, Inc. Additionally, an existing building located at Courthouse Square is proposed to be renovated for the purpose of accommodating future Maintenance Department operations.

Public Service Facility at Cedar Mountain Road Project Description — Brand new construction of a facility located on Cedar Mountain Rd. for the purpose of primarily housing the City's Public Service operations. This project is being managed by CPS, Inc. and the construction contractor is RA-LIN & Associates, Inc.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$7,227,611

Complete

SPLOST Fund $3,100,000 General Fund $706,819 Sanitation Fund $3,600,000 Budget Total $7,406,819

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Facilities 15% Continued City Hall Renovations Project Description — Renovation of the existing City Hall located at 6695 Church Street. This includes exterior repairs to walls, façade, and roof. As well as interior painting, flooring replacement, wayfinding signage and renovations to the two breakrooms, two pairs of bathrooms, main lobbies, and conversion of a pair of bathrooms to office spaces.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$376,250

$376,250

Complete

Annex/Old Conference Center Renovations (Community Development ) Project Description — Renovation of an existing building that used to be the "Old" Conference Center. The purpose of this renovation was to move all Community Development operations and relevant staff to a separate facility. This renovation included new flooring, interior paint, purchase of furniture and necessary equipment. As well as Security installation and other necessary network infrastructure installation.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$150,061

$150,061

Complete

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Facilities 15% Continued Facilities Program Management Project Description — This is comprised of a portion of the scope of work related to AECOM TO15. It is essentially engineering services for support and expertise on SPLOST Projects. TO15 originally was split between Facilities, Transportation, and Parks at $215k/yr.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$28,951

$228,951

Complete

Maintenance Facility at E. Courthouse Sqr. Project Description — Renovation of an existing building located at Courthouse Sqr. in downtown Douglasville. This building once renovated will house the City's maintenance operations. It includes KDB, Streets/Garage/Fleet, and Facilities Maintenance. This project is being managed by CPS, Inc. and the construction contractor is RA-LIN & Associates, Inc.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,516,859

In-Process

SPLOST Fund $1,739,850 General Fund $2259,908 Budget Total $1,999,759

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Transportation 45% Description — The Transportation portion of SPLOST is primarily comprised of resurfacing projects and overall beautification of the City of Douglasville’s roads, sidewalks and right of ways identified through a pavement evaluation and various studies performed by AECOM Technical Services, Inc.

General Street Resurfacing/Pavement Evaluation Project Description — This primarily is comprised of a reimbursement to Douglas County for resurfacing completed on Chicago Avenue. In addition to the costs associated with AECOM TO4; which is the Pavement Evaluation and management. (Used to determine what streets and roads to resurface based on categorical priority)

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$200,297

$190,959

Complete

Jackson Paving Contract (SPLOST Resurfacing List 1) Project Description — This project is essentially SPLOST Resurfacing - LIST 1; and is comprised of 14.33 miles of roads and streets to be resurfaced by Jackson Paving, Inc. and this includes the 2 C/Os.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$2,854,543

$2,854,543

Complete

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Transportation 45% Continued I-20 at Fairburn Road Interchange Landscaping Project Description — Concepts, designs and construction for landscaping improvements at the I20 @ Fairburn Road interchange.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,304,996

$126,796

In-Process

Northside Trail System Project Description — Implementation of APD Urban Planning study to create a trail system within Douglasville. Michelle Wright has been working with the Atlanta Regional Commission to acquire grant funds. This project will most likely require future funding from another funding source. The budget of $166,750k is essentially for Concepts/Designs in order to receive construction estimates.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$166,750

$42,636

In-Process

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Transportation 45% Continued Douglas Boulevard Resurfacing Project Description — Resurfacing of Douglas Blvd., which has been contracted out to CW Matthews. This project originally had a beautification component; however, this aspect has been cut to just accommodate for resurfacing.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,520,212

$1,520,212

Complete

Transportation Program Management Project Description — This project is comprised of AECOM TO's 15 and 20 and pertain to engineering services provided as they relate to SPLOST Transportation projects. Originally, TO15 was split between Facilities, Transportation and Parks; however, AECOM Engineer primarily assisted with Transportation projects. Which is how TO20 was assembled.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$359,545

$261,689

In-Process

Transportation Program Management Project Description — Retro-reflectivity replacements of existing street signs throughout the city for signs that are in disrepair. It also includes the purchase of SPLOST "Pennies at work" signs for completed SPLOST projects.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$20,000

$16,872

In-Process

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Transportation 45% Continued Street Maintenance Vehicles / Equipment Project Description — Purchase of various street maintenance vehicles (Sweeper, Knuckle Boom, Rubber Tire w/Side Cutters, and 4 Pickup Trucks.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$885,000

$783,564

In-Process

2017 LMIG SPLOST Match Project Description — This is a required 30% match of funding for the 2017 LMIG received from GDOT.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$88,651

$0.00

In-Process

2018 LMIG SPLOST Match Project Description — This is a required 30% match of funding for the 2018 LMIG received from GDOT.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$167,723

$167,723

Complete

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Transportation 45% Continued 2019 LMIG SPLOST Match Project Description — This is a required 30% match of funding for the 2019 LMIG received from GDOT.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$163,255

$163,255

Complete

Lighting and Banners Phase II Match Project Description — SPLOST matching for Lighting and Banners Phase II, which also included Curb and Gutter. This is a GDOT Grant that we bid out to Whitley Engineering, Bron Cleveland and Associates, and Excellere Construction.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$395,675

$395,675

Complete

Welcome Center Match Project Description — SPLOST matching required for the Welcome Center TE Grant for improvements to the City's historic bank building that houses our Welcome Center. This project was bid out to Miller Architecture, JHC Construction, and Bruce Environmental.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$164,221

$164,211

Complete

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Transportation 45% Continued Tributary/Riverbanks Paving Project Description — To complete the paving of the Tributary/Riverbanks subdivision. This project was contracted with OnSite Paving, LLC.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$209,984

$209,984

Complete

Colquitt Terrace Repaving Project Description — Resurfacing of Colquitt Terrace and has been contracted with Prime Foundations.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$100,000

$78,092

Complete

Veterans Highway / Fairburn Road Gateway Project Description — This project is for bike lanes, ped paths and traffic lane changes to Veterans Memorial Hwy. to Fairburn Road after 92 relocation and when GDOT relinquishes this ROW.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,433,500

$110,623

In-Process

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Transportation 45% Continued SPLOST Resurfacing List 2 Project Description — Resurfacing list of 22 streets and roads contracted with Bartow Paving, Inc.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,620,639

$1,315,883

In-Process

Braylen Manor Paving Project Description — To complete the paving at the Braylen Manor subdivision and was contracted with OnSite Paving, LLC.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$47,640

$47,640

Complete

Lighting Services Project Description — Street Light installation and maintenance agreement with Georgia Power for Arbor Place Blvd., Campbellton Street, and Cedar Mountain Road.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$416,363

$416,363

Complete

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Transportation 45% Continued Bicycle / Pedestrian Connectivity Plan Project Description — For planning and determining construction costs, engineering ROW, and utilities related to the implementation of bike and pedestrian paths.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$189,290

$143,092

In-Process

Staff Engineer Project Description — This is 4 years of salary/benefits for a Staff Engineer to be split between the General Fund for time and expertise spent on SPLOST projects.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$232,200

$13,241

In-Process

Wayfinding Signage Project Description — This project is for the concepts, designs and construction of various monuments and wayfinding signs throughout the city.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,000,000

$11,721

In-Process

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Transportation 45% Continued Cedar Mountain Road Paving Project Description — This project is for the completion of the road and parking lot to the new Public Services facility at Cedar Mountain Road.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$381,482

$381,482

Complete

Ellis Street Widening Project Description — AECOM TO21; Proposal to have AECOM complete PE, Concepts and Designs, Geotech and Environmental for widening Ellis Street to accommodate heavy vehicle traffic.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$130,069

$130,069

In-Process

Pedestrian Xing Improvements Project Description — Reedwick, LLC is replacing three blinking stop sign assemblies at the intersection of Church and Price.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$24,900

$24,900

Complete

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Transportation 45% Continued Warren Drive Speed Humps Project Description — Installation of speed humps on Warren Drive.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$25,838

$0.00

In-Process

Downtown Traffic and Roadway Assessment Project Description — Project to complete an assessment of downtown speed adjustments and golf cart roadway feasibility.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$33,000

$33,000

Complete

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Parks and Recreation 20% Description — The Parks and Recreation portion of SPLOST identifies key projects with the intent to improve, renovate and/or replace infrastructure throughout the Douglasville Parks System. The principal goal of these improvements is to increase available recreational amenities based on the results of various citizen engagements, parks design studies and other means to better serve citizens and visitors of Douglasville.

Bleachers Replacements Project Description — Replacement of aluminum bleachers at various parks through the parks system.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$46,265

$46,265

Complete

Hunter Park Pavilion Project Description — Construction of Pavilion at Hunter Park to be used for rentals/weddings; constructed by Diversified Construction.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$68,338

$68,338

Complete

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Parks and Recreation 20% Continued Vehicle Replacements Project Description — Replacement of 4 existing Parks and Recreation pickup trucks that have reached end of useful life.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$108,350

$108,350

Complete

Range Mats / Pro Shop Remodel Project Description — Replacement of worn range mats at driving range and minor remodel of Pro Shop at West Pines.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$41,579

$41,579

Complete

West Pines Greens Conversion Project Description — Conversion of the existing greens at West Pines to a Bermuda grass type. The reason is to help reduce maintenance costs due to the draught and cold resilience of Bermuda grass.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$124,590

$124,590

Complete

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Parks and Recreation 20% Continued Parks Program Management Project Description — This project is comprised of AECOM TO's 15 and 20 and pertain to engineering services provided as they relate to SPLOST Transportation projects. Originally, TO15 was split between Facilities, Transportation and Parks.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$221,450

$55,769

Complete

West Pines Irrigation System Project Description — Project to replace and move the existing irrigation system at West Pines. The existing system is extremely dated and becoming increasingly difficult to maintain and repair.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$250,000

$0.00

In-Process

West Pines Equipment Project Description — Purchase of various pieces of landscaping equipment to replace existing equipment at end of useful life and that is specialized for Bermuda grass upkeep.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$297,357

$297,357

Complete

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Parks and Recreation 20% Continued Park Maintenance Facility Project Description — Concepts/Plans for what was originally maintenance "Sheds". This project includes the CPS, Inc. program management contract for the renovation of the Club Drive facility.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$166,610

$129,260

Complete

Renovation of Club Drive Facility Project Description — Renovation of existing Club Drive facility once Public Services moves to new facilities CPS, Inc is the construction manager on this project.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$500,000

$0.00

In-Process

Jessie Davis Park / Alice J. Hawthorne Center Renovations Project Description — Renovations to the Hawthorne Center, including paint, flooring and furniture for the main lobby area. Additionally, includes renovations to gymnasium and outdoor basketball courts.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,467,679

$536,588

In-Process

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Parks and Recreation 20% Continued Jessie Davis Park Restroom Renovations Project Description — Renovations of the restrooms at the Alice J. Hawthorne Center located in Jessie Davis Park.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$69,938

$69,938

Complete

West Pines Cart Paths Project Description — Repairs to the Golf Cart Paths at West Pines; work completed by Signet Golf Associates.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$34,667

$34,667

Complete

Willing Workers Park Project Description — ESA, designs, construction and other related costs to execute the results of GMC's concepts for Willing Workers Park. This also includes the purchase of the 8127 Thompson Street “People’s” property.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,775,873

$120,325

In-Process

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Parks and Recreation 20% Continued Mill Village Park Project Description — ESA, designs, construction and other related costs to execute the results of GMC's concepts for Mill Village Park. Construction is being completed by Integrated Construction and Nobility, Inc.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$526,415

$294,670

In-Process

Outdoor Equipment Project Description — This project is comprised of repairs to existing outdoor tennis and basketball courts, in addition to the purchase of outdoor workout equipment and shelters at Hunter Park.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$175,000

$148,814

In-Process

Town Green / Amphitheater at Old Jail Site Project Description — This project is the redevelopment of the "Old Jail Site" previously owned by Douglas County and sold to the city for $850k (Purchased using General Fund reserves); this is a multi-phase project that includes the construction of an outdoor amphitheater and green space, in addition to civic buildings, retail and residentials spaces. The total cost of this project will most likely be completely bonded out. Project is being managed by CPS, Inc.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$1,878,759

$144,044

In-Process

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Parks and Recreation 20% Continued Jessie Davis Park Synthetic Turf Conversion Project Description — Conversion of the turf at the Jessie Davis Park football field to a synthetic turf variant.

Budget

Expenditures LTD

Status

$400,000

$0.00

In-Process

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Glossary

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-AACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (AR) The amount of money owed by customers or clients to a business after goods or services have been delivered and/or used.

ACCOUNT A name for one of the different kinds of accounts used in the general ledger, such as expense, revenue, asset, liability, and equity.

ACCOUNTING (ACCG) A systematic way of recording and reporting financial transactions for a business or organization.

ACCOUNTING METHOD A process used by a business to report income and expenses. Companies must choose between two methods acceptable to the IRS, cash accounting or accrual accounting.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (AP) The amount of money a company owes creditors (suppliers, etc.) in return for goods and/or services they have delivered.

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ACCRUAL BASIS ACCOUNTING An accepted form of accounting that reports income when earned and expenses

ADOPTED BUDGET Required by Georgia State and Local Government Budget Law. The budget is an annual financial plan for municipal operations showing all expected revenues and expenditures to be in balance. The adopted budget refers to the budget amounts as originally approved by Mayor and Council.

AMENDED BUDGET Budget which includes changes to the adopted budget that are approved by the Mayor and Council. The Amended Budget is also referred to as the Current Budget.

ASSETS Current assets (CA) are those that will be converted to cash within one year. Typically, this could be cash, inventory or accounts receivable. Fixed assets (FA) are long-term and will likely provide benefits to a company for more than one year, such as a real estate, land or major machinery.

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-BBOND A long-term I.O.U. or promise to pay. It is a promise to repay a specified amount of money (the face amount of the bond) on a particular date (the maturity date). Bonds are primarily used to finance capital projects and significant information

BOND REFINANCING

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Assets of significant value and having a useful life of several years. Projects which are long-term assets such as roads, buildings, and information technology. Also called capital projects.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM (CIP) A plan for capital outlay to be incurred each year over a fixed number of years to meet capital needs arising from the government’s long-term needs.

The payoff and re-issuance of bonds, to obtain better interest rates and/or bond conditions.

CAPITAL PROJECT

BUDGET CALENDAR

It is a new construction, expansion, renovation, or replacement project for an existing facility or facilities.

The schedule of key dates that a government follows in the preparation and adoption of the budget.

CAPITAL PROJECT FUND

-CCAPITAL BUDGET The appropriation of bonds or operating revenue for improvements to facilities and other infrastructure.

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A fund used to account for resources used for the acquisition or construction of major capital facilities, or for an item that must be capitalized.

CHART OF ACCOUNTS An organization's list of accounts used to record financial transactions.

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COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL REPORT (CAFR) A publication that provides in- depth information about operations and financial position. The CAFR is prepared by the Finance Department in accordance with GAAP and is audited by a firm of licensed certified public accountants.

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (CPI) A statistical description of price levels provided by the U.S. Department of Labor. The index is used as a measure of the increase in the cost of living.

CONTINGENCY A budgetary reserve set aside for emergencies or unforeseen expenditures not otherwise budgeted.

CREDIT (CR) Accounting entry that may either decrease assets or increase liabilities and equity on the company's balance sheet, depending on the transaction. When using the double-entry accounting method there will be two recorded entries for every transaction: A credit and a debit.

DA District Attorney

DCOP Douglasville Community Outreach Program

DEBIT (DR) An accounting entry where there is either an increase in assets or a decrease in liabilities on a company's balance sheet.

DEBT An obligation resulting from the borrowing of money or from the purchasing of goods and services.

DEBT SERVICE The cost of paying principal and interest on borrowed money according to a predetermined payment schedule.

CVB Convention and Visitors Bureau

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DEBT SERVICE FUND A fund used to account for resources accumulated for payment of principal and interest on most general longterm obligations (except capital leases and compensated absences).

DEPARTMENT

Security and the various pensions, medical, and life insurance plans.

ENSUMBRANCES Commitments related to goods or services.

unperformed contracts for

ENTERPRISE FUND

The basic organizational unit of government which has its own mission and is functionally unique in its delivery of services.

DEPRECIATION Expiration in the service life of capital assets attributable to wear and tear, deterioration, action of the physical elements, inadequacy, or obsolescence.

DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPING

In governmental accounting, fund that provides goods or services to the public for a fee that makes the entity selfsupporting. It basically follows GAAP as does a commercial enterprise. An example is a government- owned utility.

EXPENSE Any cost of doing business generating activities.

Requires entries of debits and credits for each financial transaction.

-EEMPLOYEE (OR FRINGE) BENEFITS Contributions made by a government to meet commitments or obligations for employee fringe benefits. Included is the government’s share of costs for Social

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resulting from revenue-

-FFIDUCIARY FUNDS Are used to report assets held in a trustee or agency capacity for others and therefore cannot be used to support the government's own programs.

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FISCAL YEAR A twelve-month period designated as the operating year for accounting and budgeting purposes in an organization. The fiscal year for the City of Douglasville begins on July 1 and ends on June 30 annually.

FIXED ASSET

GDOT Georgia Department of Transportation

GENERAL FUND (GF)

Assets of a relatively permanent nature with a useful life of more than one year whose identity does not change with use. State agencies are required to capitalize fixed assets if the unit cost is $5,000 or more.

In public sector accounting, the primary or catchall fund of a government, government agency, or nonprofit entity such as a university. It is similar to a firm’s general ledger account, and records all assets and liabilities of the entity that are not assigned to a special purpose fund.

FUND

GENERAL LEDGER

An independent financial entity with a self-balancing set of accounts provided to record assets or other resources together with all related liabilities, obligations, reserves, and equities which are segregated for the purpose of maintaining a record of specific governmental activities or as a management tool to ensure that certain objectives are in accordance with specific statutes, regulations, policies, restrictions, or limitations.

Where debit and credit transactions are recorded.

FUND BALANCE Is when liabilities are subtracted from assets, there is a fund balance. A positive fund balance means there are more assets than liabilities; a negative fund balance means just the opposite.

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GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDED DEBT Bonds for the payment of which the full faith and credit of the issuing government are pledged.

GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES (GAAP) Is a collection of commonly- followed accounting rules and standards for financial reporting. The acronym is pronounced "gap." GAAP specifications include definitions of concepts and principles, as well as industryspecific rules.

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GGFOA

INDIRECT COST

Georgia Government Finance Officers Association

A cost necessary for the functioning of the organization as a whole, but which cannot be directly assigned to one service. (GFOA)

GOAL A general end toward which an agency directs its efforts. Goals represent the highest, yet realistically achievable aspirations for a program of state government.

GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD (GASB) The authoritative accounting and financial reporting standard- setting body for governmental entities.

GRANTS A contribution by a government or other organization to support a particular function. Grants may be classified as either operational or capital, depending upon the grantee.

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INTERFUND TRANSFERS The movement of monies between funds of the same governmental entity.

INTERNAL SERVICE FUND An Internal Service fund is defined as a fund that primarily provides either benefits or goods or. services to other funds, departments, or agencies of government on a costreimbursement basis, with the. goal to 'break-even' rather than make a profit.

INVOICE An Invoice shows the amount of money owed for goods or services received.

IGA Intergovernmental Agreement

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-LLIABILITIES (CURRENT AND LONG- TERM) (CL, LTL) A government’s debts or financial obligations incurred during business operations. Current liabilities (CL) are those debts that are payable within a year, such as a debt to suppliers. Long-term liabilities (LTL) are typically payable over a period of time greater than one year.

LIQUID ASSET Consist of cash and other assets that can be easily converted to cash.

-MMATERIALS AND SUPPLIES Expendable materials, operating supplies, and minor equipment including personal computers less than $5,000 necessary to conduct departmental operations.

NOTE A Note is a document promising to repay a debt.

-OOPERATING EXPENDITURES Generally, all expenditures that do not meet the personal services and capital outlay classification criteria. These expenditures include, but are not limited to, professional services, supplies, insurance, etc.

OPERATING EXPENSES Funds that the government receives as income to pay for ongoing operations. It includes such items as taxes, fees from specific services, interest earnings, and grant revenues. Operating revenues are used to pay for the day-to-day services.

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MILL

PERFORMANCE MEASURES

The property tax rate that is based on the valuation of property. A tax rate of one mill produces one dollar of taxes on each $1,000 of assessed property valuation.

Specific quantitative and qualitative measures of work performed, with respect to program goals and objectives, for which data formerly was collected and reported semiannually.

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PERFORMANCE BUDGET

PROPRIETARY FUND

A budget wherein expenditures are based primarily upon measurable performance of activities and work programs.

A proprietary fund is used in governmental accounting to account for activities that involve business-like interactions, either within the government or outside of it. The two types of proprietary funds are enterprise funds and internal service funds.

PERSONAL SERVICES Expenditures for salaries, wages, and fringe benefits of government employees. Fringe benefits include FICA, Public Employees’ Retirement System, medical insurance, life insurance, workers compensation, and, if applicable, clothing allowance, education assistance, and other personal services.

POOLED CASH A cash management technique employed by companies holding funds at financial institutions. Cash pooling allows companies to combine their credit and debit positions in various accounts into one account, and includes techniques like notional cash pooling and cash concentration.

POSTING Refers to the recording of ledger entries.

PROPOSED BUDGET Coming year budgets that are prepared by each organization and submitted to the Budget staff for analysis.

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PUBLIC HEARING A meeting to which citizens in the County are invited for purposes of providing input and comments.

PURCHASE ORDER (PO) A document which authorizes the delivery of specified services.

-RRESERVE An account used either to set aside budgeted revenues that are not required for expenditure in the current budget year or to earmark revenues for a specific future purpose. A portion of a fund that is restricted for a specific purpose and not available for appropriation.

RESERVED FUND BALANCE The portion of a governmental fund’s net assets that is not available for appropriation.

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RESOLUTION

TAXES

A special or temporary order of a legislative body; an order of a legislative body requiring less legal formality than an ordinance or statute.

Compulsory charges levied by a government for the purpose of financing services performed for the common benefit of the people. This term does not include specific charges made against particular persons or property for current or permanent benefit, such as special assessments.

RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI) A measure used to evaluate the financial performance relative to the amount of money that was invested. The ROI is calculated by dividing the net profit by the cost of the investment.

REVENUE Sources of income government.

financing

-SSRO

the

operations

of

TRANSFERS IN / OUT Amounts transferred from one fund to another to assist in financing the services for the recipient fund.

TRIAL BALANCE Trial balance definition: A business document in which all ledgers are compiled into debit and credit columns in order to ensure a company’s bookkeeping system is mathematically correct.

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School Resource Officer

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UNRESERVED FUND BALANCE The portion of a fund’s balance that is not restricted for a specific purpose and is available for general appropriation.

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-Y-

WORKING CASH

YAV

Excess of readily available assets over current liabilities. Or cash on hand equivalents that may be used to satisfy cash flow needs.

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