ADOPTED - DECEMBER 12, 2006

Agenda Item. No. 25

 

Introduced by the Finance Committee of the:

 

INGHAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ADJUSTMENTS TO THE 2006 INGHAM COUNTY BUDGET AND AUTHORIZING THE CONTROLLER TO MAKE YEAR END BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS

 

RESOLUTION #06-327

 

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners adopted the 2006 Budget on October 25, 2005, and has authorized certain amendments since that time, and it is now necessary to make some adjustments as a result of updated revenue and expenditure projections, fund transfers, reappropriations, accounting and contractual changes, errors and omissions, and additional appropriation needs; and

 

WHEREAS, the Liaison Committees and the Finance Committee have reviewed the proposed budget adjustments prepared by the Controller’s staff and have made adjustments where necessary; and

 

WHEREAS, Public Act 621 of 1978 requires that local units of government maintain a balanced budget and periodically adjust the budget to reflect revised revenue and expenditure levels; and

 

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners annually authorizes the Controller to make necessary year end transfers to comply with state statute.

 

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Ingham County Board of Commissioners hereby directs the Controller to make the necessary transfers to adjust revenues and expenditures in the following funds, according to the attached schedules:

 

                                                                  2006 BUDGET          PROPOSED          PROPOSED

FUND       DESCRIPTION                                 11/15/06            CHANGES               BUDGET

 

101            General Fund                                $76,324,278                            0          $76,324,278

208            Parks                                               1,902,179                            0              1,902,179     

245            Public Improvements                        2,101,399                 110,000              2,211,399

450            Parks C.I.P.                                        685,735                     1,000                 686,735

664            Mach. & Equip. Revolving                   918,646                   10,555                 929,201

 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Controller is authorized to make necessary transfers among all budgeted funds, activities, and line items in order to comply with the state statute and to balance the 2006 Ingham County General Fund budget at $76,324,278.

 

FINANCE:    Yeas:  Thomas, Grebner, Weatherwax-Grant, Dougan

   Nays:  None               Absent:  Hertel, Dedden        Approved 12/6/06

 


GENERAL FUND REVENUES

 

 

2006 Budget – 11/15/06

Proposed Changes

2006 Proposed Budget

Tax Revenues

 

 

 

County Property Tax

42,926,752

 

42,926,752

Property Tax Adjustments

(100,000)

 

(100,000)

Delinquent Real Property Tax

10,000

 

10,000

Unpaid Personally Property Tax

35,000

 

35,000

PILT/IFT/CFT

475,000

 

475,000

Trailer Fee Tax

22,000

 

22,000

Intergovernmental Transfers

 

 

 

Transfer from Rev. Sh. Res. Fund

5,382,911

 

5,382,911

Convention/Tourism Tax - Liquor

1,502,432

 

1,502,432

Health and Safety Fund

164,052

 

164,052

Use of Fund Balance

1,508,099

 

1,508,099

Department Generated Revenue

 

 

 

Animal Control

435,000

 

435,000

Circuit Court - Family Division

381,031

 

381,031

Circuit Court - Friend of the Court

222,302

 

222,302

Circuit Crt - General Trial

2,050,633

 

2,050,633

Cooperative Extension

184,546

 

184,546

County Clerk

487,100

 

487,100

District Court

2,580,106

 

2,580,106

Drain Commissioner/Drain Tax

385,000

 

385,000

Economic Development

134,202

 

134,202

Elections

27,450

 

27,450

Emergency Operations

1,374,284

 

1,374,284

Equalization /Tax Mapping

30,800

 

30,800

Ingham Medical In Kind Services

794,022

 

794,022

Probate Court

277,178

 

277,178

Prosecuting Attorney

631,010

 

631,010

Purchasing

211,206

 

211,206

Register of Deeds

2,547,900

 

2,547,900

Remonumentation Grant

160,504

 

160,504

Sheriff

4,819,381

 

4,819,381

Treasurer

6,447,399

 

6,447,399

Tri-County Regional Planning

67,800

 

67,800

Veteran Affairs

149,178

 

149,178

Total General Fund Revenues

76,324,278

0

76,324,278

 

GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES

 

 

2006 Budget – 11/15/06

Proposed Changes

2006 Proposed Budget

Board of Commissioners

530,439

 

530,439

Circuit Court - General Trial

7,228,284

 

7,228,284

District Court

2,014,495

 

2,014,495

Circuit Court - Friend of the Court

925,816

 

925,816

Jury Board

1,757

 

1,757

Probate Court

1,333,148

 

1,333,148

Circuit Court - Family Division

6,020,677

 

6,020,677

Jury Selection

69,244

 

69,244

Elections

347,448

30,000

377,448

Financial Services

628,006

 

628,006

County Attorney

410,172

 

410,172

County Clerk

770,460

 

770,460

Controller

851,240

 

851,240

Equalization/Tax Services

612,374

 

612,374

Human Resources

739,608

 

739,608

Prosecuting Attorney

5,597,138

 

5,597,138

Purchasing

246,797

 

246,797

Facilities

1,572,651

 

1,572,651

Register of Deeds

687,913

 

687,913

Remonumentation Grant

160,504

 

160,504

Treasurer

665,950

 

665,950

Drain Commissioner

949,462

 

949,462

Economic Development

225,236

 

225,236

Community Agencies

293,150

 

293,150

Equal Opportunity Committee

891

 

891

Women’s Commission

679

 

679

Environmental Affairs Comm

988

 

988

AC Shelter Advisory Board

500

 

500

FOC Advisory Committee

2,000

 

2,000

Historical Commission

500

 

500

Tri-County Regional Planning

113,000

 

113,000

Jail Maintenance

237,411

 

237,411

Sheriff

19,457,625

 

19,457,625

Community Corrections

208,543

 

208,543

Animal Control

1,372,431

 

1,372,431

Emergency Operations

1,511,439

 

1,511,439

Board of Public Works

500

 

500

Drain Tax at Large

142,000

 

142,000

Health Department

8,584,571

 

8,584,571

Medical Examiner

271,474

 

271,474

Substance Abuse

755,451

 

755,451

Community Mental Health

1,935,460

 

1,935,460

Department of Human Services

1,286,199

 

1,286,199

Tri-County Aging

70,963

 

70,963

Veterans Affairs

334,948

3,000

337,948

Cooperative Extension

854,686

 

854,686

Parks and Recreation

1,775,757

 

1,775,757

Contingency Reserves

133,630

(33,000)

100,630

Capital Area Rail Council

2,350

 

2,350

Agricultural Preservation Board

14,583

 

14,583

Transfer to Budget Stabilization

180,000

 

180,000

Capital Improvements

4,193,730

 

4,193,730

Total General Fund Expenditures

76,324,278

0

76,324,278

                                                                                               

 

General Fund Expenditures

 

Probate Court                          Transfer $1,717 from temporary salaries to overtime to allow a part-time employee to work extra hours while a full-time position is vacant. 

 

Elections                                   Increase budget $30,000 due to unexpected expenses associated with the November election.

 

Veterans Affairs                        Increase county burial allowance $3,000.  Demand has increased as more people are being made aware of the $300 county burial benefit.

 

Capital Improvements               Decrease contingency $33,000 for Veterans Affairs county burial allowance budget and Elections budget.

 

Non-General Fund Adjustments                              

 

Parks                                       Transfer funds from permanent salaries to equipment repair

(F208)                                     and maintenance ($3,102).  Equipment needed to be

                                                repaired by a vendor due to employee unpaid absences. 

                                                Transfer $38,945 from seasonal wages to the following

                                                projects: install shade kites at Hawk Island Playground

                                                ($9,275), purchase snow blower frame kit for Hawk Island

                                                ($2,510), upgrade office work space ($900), replace portion

                                                of beach sidewalk at Hawk Island ($550), grade berm for

                                                sledding hill for Hawk Island dog park ($1,300), replace

                                                posts around Burchfield parking perimeter ($2,400), install

                                                Ingham County Parks sign on Hawk Island beach house

                                                ($1,200), cover additional Hawk Island splash pad

                                                expenses ($5,000), install floor tiles in Hawk Island beach

                                                house ($8,200), install new toilet dividers at Lake

                                                Lansing ($3,500), and purchase paint striper for Hawk

                                                Island ($4,110).

 

Public Improvements                Transfer funds from county wide parking lot repair

(F245)                                     project to Youth Center roof replacement project. ($20,000)  Once roof was removed, wood damage was discovered, significantly increasing the cost of the project.  Increase use of designated fund balance for Integrated Justice Information System projects not included in 2006 adopted budget. ($110,000)

           

Parks CIP                                Increase budget to recognize Boundless Playgrounds grant

(F450)                                     used toward Hawk Island Playground equipment ($1,000).

 

Mach./Equip. Revolving            Increase CIP upgrade funds to purchase: one PC for Human

(F664)                                     Resources ($1,050), one PC for Animal Control ($1,020), one PC ($1,020) and one printer ($1,445) for the Health Department, and one PC for Financial Services ($1,020).  Also increase CIP upgrade funds to replace Circuit Court’s video arraignment equipment, which was damaged during a power outage ($5,000).