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HomeMy WebLinkAbout201503, March.pdf ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES  DEPARTMENT    M   E   M   O   R   A   N   D   U   M       DATE: May 18, 2015     TO: Ed Prince, Council President  Members of the Renton City Council     CC: Denis Law, Mayor  Administrators     FROM: Hai Nguyen, Sr. Finance Analyst     SUBJECT: March 2015 Financial Status Report       At the end of March, general governmental revenues show $21k or 0.1% under budget.   Revenue sources that are higher than expected are: sales tax ($158k); state shared revenues  ($118k); gambling taxes ($115k); and interest/other earnings ($128k).  On the down side, the  revenue sources that are underperforming the year to date budget are: utility taxes ($209k  below) and building permits & development service fees ($280k below).    General government expenditures showed a favorable variance of $329k or 1.3%.  See page 9  of report for further expenditure over‐spent explanations.    The attached report provides more detailed discussion of each revenue source and our updated  projections for the year.  Please do not hesitate to contact me at x6952 should you have any  questions or any suggestions about the report.         This page is intentionally left blank        General Governmental Funds $% Beginning Fund Balance 15,575,840$     15,575,840$  17,454,262$       17,454,262$  13,508,009$    13,508,009$ 17,565,282$   4,057,273      30.0% OPERATING REVENUES Property Tax 32,485,690        1,097,866        35,295,390          1,701,026        36,040,000       1,386,683       1,313,457         (73,226)            ‐5.3% Sales Tax 20,416,372        5,119,838        21,512,379          5,248,928        22,239,731       5,534,993       5,692,874         157,881          2.9% Sales Tax ‐ Annexation Credit 2,418,789           605,458            2,542,394             618,612             2,519,968          621,751            673,289             51,539             8.3% Criminal Justice Sa les  Tax 2,091,174           522,217            2,267,947             562,564             2,305,519          573,736            609,416             35,681             6.2% Natural Gas Use Tax 263,660                83,570               271,485                  99,781                300,000               110,261            78,954                (31,307)             ‐28.4% Admission Tax 327,258                82,440               310,311                  80,243                320,000               81,652               85,153                3,501                4.3% Franchise Fees 1,312,727           315,362            1,342,269             323,121             1,260,000          303,009            333,343             30,334             10.0% Electricity Tax 5,155,789           1,367,581        5,167,444             1,547,772        5,365,536          1,515,265       1,299,617         (215,648)          ‐14.2% Natural Ga s Utility Tax 1,550,900           581,317            1,562,341             694,379             1,550,900          635,504            578,683             (56,821)             ‐8.9% Garbage/Solid Waste 397,596                99,887               573,457                  150,679             400,000               103,214            134,850             31,635             30.7% TV Cable 1,481,779           332,857            1,518,821             348,235             1,579,365          358,493            361,627             3,134                0.9% Telephone 917,021                177,601            909,088                  258,930             952,500               227,695            260,572             32,877             14.4% Cellular Phone 2,050,312           389,133            1,951,925             508,427             1,967,056          441,141            425,016             (16,125)            ‐3.7% City Utilities 3,964,989           901,280            3,961,052             920,917             4,058,377          933,021            975,860             42,839             4.6% Utility Tax Audit ‐                            ‐                        460,513                  ‐                         ‐                           ‐                        ‐                         ‐                      0.0% Leasehold Excise  Tax 164,637                10,248               171,470                  10,618                179,000               11,112               11,601                489                     4.4% Gambling Excise  Tax 1,319,585           318,528            1,650,384             418,580             1,600,000          397,099            511,743             114,644          28.9% Real Estate Excise  Tax 4,131,665           624,405            4,348,762             838,225             4,000,000          761,342            728,573             (32,770)            ‐4.3% Less: CIP REET (700,000)              (120,083)           (1,650,000)            (158,968)           (1,000,000)         (182,143)          (182,143)             ‐                      0.0% EMS Levy 916,361                ‐                        916,361                  ‐                         920,000               ‐                        ‐                         ‐                      0.0% Business License Fees 503,766                148,480            515,555                  133,498             506,000               139,977            144,538             4,561                3.3% Animal  Licenses and Spec Events  Permits 99,411                   27,038               95,698                     28,113                91,000                  27,316               29,720                2,404                8.8% Building Permits & Development Svc Fees 4,001,625           862,909            4,519,234             1,233,397        4,679,749          1,145,031       864,986             (280,045)         ‐24.5% Intergovt'l (Grants, State Shared, etc) 3,863,974           1,249,516        4,522,540             1,492,870        3,535,784          839,929            919,084             79,155             9.4% Fire District 25 and 40 Contracts 5,726,895           161,972            5,959,428             151,469             6,116,326          158,163            158,163             ‐                      0.0% Public Safety 680,581                186,458            844,375                  206,806             513,081               132,140            163,218             31,078             23.5% Culture and Recreation 1,494,580           191,197            1,485,123             204,853             1,580,616          210,089            183,247             (26,843)            ‐12.8% Interfund/Interdept‐Services 3,464,913           876,233            3,270,503             846,300             3,147,416          786,854            789,552             2,698                0.3% Fines and Penalties 1,137,140           213,349            962,977                  258,026             1,126,500          251,135            142,646             (108,490)          ‐43.2% Photo Enforcement 1,629,524           462,103            1,719,971             233,688             2,194,000          455,760            471,928             16,168             3.5% Seizure Funds ‐ Federal/State/Local 50,639                   3,491                  68,870                     (470)                      180,693               4,569                   ‐                         (4,569)                ‐100.0% Interests and Other Earnings 423,609                18,593               981,630                  35,420                875,300               33,644               161,599             127,955          380.3% Rents, Leases, and Concessions 734,530                265,202            711,070                  262,643             710,216               259,327            248,863             (10,465)            ‐4.0% Contributions and Donations 84,320                   19,028               113,626                  27,847                97,000                  22,970               30,402                7,431                32.4% Other Miscellaneous 684,187                190,133            879,105                  252,357             705,369               193,567            264,403             70,836             36.6% Other Financing Sources  (Transfer‐In, etc) 299,527                6,974                  48,632                     2,375                   250,000               12,208               500                        (11,708)            ‐95.9% Total Operating Revenues 105,545,527     17,392,180     111,782,133       19,541,262     112,867,002    18,486,506    18,465,333      (21,173)            ‐0.1% OPERATING EXPENDITURES Council 289,911                72,806               309,317                  84,100                335,838               87,938               88,145                (206)                    ‐0.2% Executive 1,240,910           297,118            1,338,738             296,472             1,547,993          356,201            319,885             36,316             10.2% City Attorney 1,922,225           427,953            1,829,254             419,299             2,001,421          452,011            443,297             8,714                1.9% Court Services 2,003,104           468,698            2,016,273             487,984             2,111,321          502,531            477,408             25,123             5.0% Community and Eco  Dvlpmnt Admin 1,047,860           256,405            1,010,761             249,681             1,077,608          264,916            266,079             (1,163)               ‐0.4% Development Services 3,243,702           768,135            2,659,078             683,399             2,914,321          716,652            653,820             62,831             8.8% Economic Development 467,511                109,135            654,007                  136,650             848,340               185,917            171,373             14,544             7.8% Planning 1,510,707           350,721            2,095,706             426,860             2,561,536          552,295            616,614             (64,319)            ‐11.6% Finance 2,274,147           437,042            2,644,827             505,966             2,795,120          535,847            531,013             4,834                0.9% City Clerk 1,020,822           202,364            1,152,246             380,731             1,091,558          292,896            194,321             98,575             33.7% Human Resources 904,182                212,385            922,668                  203,164             1,316,577          299,478            256,191             43,287             14.5% Police 24,946,784        6,243,286        26,383,640          6,598,483        28,267,334       7,071,880       6,971,905         99,975             1.4% Jail Services 3,814,042           953,517            3,760,273             940,029             4,200,000          1,034,578       1,034,578          ‐                      0.0% Fire 24,444,372        6,673,347        25,240,760          6,727,201        26,876,976       7,248,974       7,236,866         12,108             0.2% Community Services  Admin 452,146                111,667            480,727                  120,240             545,712               135,661            131,187             4,475                3.3% Parks 4,024,756           851,150            4,070,181             856,188             4,794,754          1,011,282       958,044             53,238             5.3% Parks Planning & Natural Resources 829,250                142,461            722,739                  148,948             798,301               149,893            151,169             (1,276)                ‐0.9% Recreation 4,846,970           1,002,907        4,823,195             928,117             5,200,923          1,038,567       1,048,007         (9,441)                ‐0.9% Human Services 1,162,330           218,002            1,159,189             249,760             1,199,977          241,783            251,898             (10,115)             ‐4.2% Neighborhoods, Resources, & Events 770,841                171,351            875,223                  200,847             1,004,403          227,109            197,567             29,542             13.0% Museum 209,387                51,213               214,291                  49,955                227,761               54,386               56,379                (1,993)                ‐3.7% Public Works Admin 426,312                119,866            389,493                  95,355                395,867               104,435            96,942                7,493                7.2% Street Maintenance 3,814,132           937,528            4,503,315             980,862             5,181,713          1,195,144       1,213,907         (18,763)            ‐1.6% Transportation 4,476,854           1,074,529        4,263,725             921,240             4,914,998          1,122,260       1,186,713         (64,453)            ‐5.7% Debt Service 8,048,508           250,317            8,393,140             303,355             6,463,588          298,456            298,456             ‐                      0.0% Non‐Departmental and Other 5,475,340           1,009,438        9,758,346             633,063             4,267,502          888,765            888,765             ‐                      0.0% Total Operating Expenditures 103,667,105     23,413,342     111,671,112       23,627,952     112,941,443    26,069,856    25,740,531      329,325          1.3% Total Ending Fund Balance 17,454,262$     9,554,677$     17,565,283$       13,367,572$  13,433,567$    5,924,659$    10,290,084$   4,365,425$   73.7% Favorable (Unfavorable) 2013 2014 2015 Variance Annual Actual YTD Actual Annual Budget YTD Budget YTD ActualSummary of Sources and Uses Annual Actual YTD Actual   Monthly Financial Report March 2015 Page 1 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      OVERVIEW  This financial overview reflects the City’s overall financial position for the fiscal year through March 31, 2015.  Except as noted,  year‐to‐date budgeted revenues and operating expenditures are generally based on the collection/disbursement patterns for  the same period of the preceding two years.  The table on the previous page summarizes the general governmental fund  revenues and expenditures.    Revenues    Taxes   The combined collection of property, sales/use, utility, gambling, admissions, and real estate excise taxes represents 72% of all  resources supporting general governmental activities.   The following section provides detail information on property, sales,  utility, and other taxes.    Property Tax  March’s collection is $939k,  making the total year‐to‐date  collection $1.3 million or 3.6% of  the total budget.  In comparison  to the previous year, the City  collected $388k or 23% less.   Compared to the budget, the City  is below projections by $73k or  5%.  The negative amount for  January 2014 was due to  receivables not yet received by  King County.  These receivables  were recorded in February 2014’s  collection.              Sales Tax  March 2015 sales tax receipts  totalled $1.7 million.  Compared  with the same month last year, it  is $112k or 7% more.  Compared  to the projected current month’s  budget, it is $16k or 1% above.   The year‐to‐date collection of  $5.7 million is $444k or 8% more  than the prior year and is also  $158k or 3% more than budgeted.   Auto Sales, General Retail, and  Services are the main sectors that  are collecting more than  anticipated.  2015’s monthly  budgets are generally based on  2010 through 2014 collections.  2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan (101,807)$        27,853$            67,234$            169,041$          ‐166% 39,381$            141% Feb 176,551            292,775            307,006            130,455            74% 14,231               5% Mar 1,626,283        1,066,055        939,218            (687,065)            ‐42% (126,838)            ‐12% Apr 5,808,865        8,037,494         May 10,692,069     8,544,299         Jun (244,519)           17,789                Jul 352,287            527,609             Aug 178,936            427,951             Sep 574,579            515,969             Oct 11,777,175     9,346,477         Nov 4,051,387        6,227,843         Dec 403,584            1,007,885         YTD Total 1,701,026$     1,386,683$     1,313,457$     (387,569)$        ‐23% (73,226)$           ‐5% Annual  Total 35,295,390$  36,040,000$   Property Tax Revenues Year  to Date through March 2015 vs. 2014 2015 vs. Budget Month 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 1,607,045$     1,736,775$     1,758,332$     151,287$         9% 21,557$            1% Feb 2,079,673        2,139,897        2,260,395        180,722            9% 120,498            6% Mar 1,562,210        1,658,321        1,674,147        111,937            7% 15,826               1% Apr 1,558,271        1,679,689         ‐                         May 1,759,697        1,950,137        ‐                         Jun 1,669,870        1,753,064        ‐                         Jul 1,731,929        1,763,868        ‐                         Aug 2,030,161        1,940,381        ‐                         Sep 1,849,720        1,834,221        ‐                         Oct 1,869,025        1,923,863        ‐                         Nov 1,952,887        1,959,088        ‐                         Dec 1,841,892        1,900,427        ‐                         YTD  Total 5,248,928$     5,534,993$     5,692,874$     443,946$         8% 157,881$         3% Annual  Total 21,512,379$  22,239,731$   2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Month Year  to Date through March Local Retail Sales  Tax  Revenues Page 2 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      The following table breaks out the City’s base sales tax (excluding Criminal Justice and Annexation Credit) by major business  sectors:                      Utility tax   March utility tax revenues are  $1.5 million, which is $87k or 5%  lower than the same month last  year but is ahead of the budget by  $102k or 7%.  The year‐to‐date  collection is $4.1 million, which is  $414k or 9% lower than the prior  year and is also $209k or 5%  lower than the budget.                   The table below breaks out Utility Tax by source.  The variance for Electrical and Natural Gas utilities is due to lower activity.          2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 1,373,119$     1,371,800$     1,199,348$     (173,771)$        ‐13% (172,452)$        ‐13% Feb 1,524,563        1,510,913        1,371,771        (152,792)           ‐10% (139,143)           ‐9% Mar 1,631,438        1,441,880        1,544,060        (87,378)              ‐5% 102,180            7% Apr 1,218,999        1,419,168         May 1,380,317        1,391,839         Jun 1,376,544        1,310,144         Jul 1,526,628        1,186,657         Aug 1,270,116        1,293,475         Sep 1,206,313        1,338,119         Oct 1,202,725        1,163,623         Nov 1,170,266        1,233,232         Dec 1,495,099        1,512,883         YTD  Total 4,529,120$     4,324,593$     4,115,178$     (413,942)$        ‐9% (209,414)$        ‐5% Annual  Total 16,376,127$  16,173,734$   2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Year  to Date through March Utility Tax  Revenues Month Sales  Tax by Sector 2014 2015 Bgt YTD Act Change 2015/2014 2015 Act  vs  Bgt New Construction 534,836$         596,779$         612,005$         77,169$          14%$           15,226 3% Auto  Sales 946,498            1,002,983        1,060,781        114,283          12%              57,798 6% General  Retail 1,705,235        1,767,665        1,832,826        127,591          7%              65,162 4% Manufacturing 543,297            522,871            497,222            (46,075)            ‐8%            (25,649)‐5% Wholesale 252,914            280,894            275,396            22,482             9%               (5,498)‐2% Service 1,118,284        1,200,882        1,254,011        135,726          12%              53,129 4% Other 147,864            162,920            160,632            12,769             9%               (2,287)‐1% YTD  Total 5,248,928$     5,534,993$     5,692,874$     443,946$       8%157,881$        3% Note: Excludes Annexation Credit and Criminal Justice Sales  Tax revenue. Utility Tax  by Type 2014 2015 Bgt YTD Act Change  2015/2014  2015 Act vs  Bgt  Electrical 1,547,772$     1,515,265$     1,299,617$     (248,155)$      ‐16%$      (215,648)‐14% Natural  Gas 794,160            745,765            657,637            (136,523)         ‐17%            (88,128)‐12% Cell 508,427            441,141            425,016            (83,411)            ‐16%            (16,125)‐4% Phone 258,930            227,695            260,572            1,642                1%              32,877 14% Cable 348,235            358,493            361,627            13,392             4%                 3,134 1% Garbage/Solid Waste 150,679            103,214            134,850            (15,830)            ‐11%              31,635 31% City Utilities 920,917            933,021            975,860            54,943             6%              42,839 5% Utility Tax  Audit ‐                              ‐                              ‐                              ‐                            N/A                              ‐ N/A YTD  Total 4,529,120$     4,324,593$     4,115,178$     (413,942)$     ‐9%(209,414)$       ‐5% Annual Total 16,376,127$  16,173,734$   YTD  as % of 28% 27% Page 3 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      Other Taxes     Real Estate Excise Tax  The City collected $344k in Real  Estate Excise Tax revenues (REET)  for March.  This is $116k or 51%  more than the same month last  year and is $77k or 29% more  than the current month’s budget.   The year‐to‐date collection is  $729k, which is $110k or 13% less  than the prior year and is also  $33k or 4% below the budget.   The variance in February 2014 is  due to an audit done by the  Washington State Department of  Revenue ($135k) and 1 large  transaction ($119k).  The variance  in March 2015 is due to 5 large  transactions ($157k).        Gambling Tax  March’s Gambling Tax collections  totalled $169k, which is $16k or  10% above the same month last  year and is also above the current  month’s budget by $27k or 19%.   The year‐to‐date total of $512k is  $93k or 22% above the prior year  and is also $115k or 29% above  budget.    Pull tabs overall had a 38%  increase, bingo had a 20%  decrease, and card‐rooms are  seeing 49% higher in activities  when compared to the prior year.        Franchise Fees  Franchise Fees are due quarterly  in January, April, July, and  October.  The year‐to‐date total of  $333k is $10k or 3% higher than  the prior year and is also $31k or  10% above the projected year‐to‐ date budget.    2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 162,143$         173,895$         226,377$         64,234$            40% 52,482$            30% Feb 448,452            321,137            158,616            (289,836)           ‐65% (162,521)           ‐51% Mar 227,629            266,310            343,579            115,950            51% 77,269               29% Apr 909,120            492,247             May 262,746            294,767             Jun 624,342            479,448             Jul 350,214            314,696             Aug 346,677            333,456             Sep 265,534            274,793             Oct 436,050            354,712             Nov 223,675            316,987             Dec 92,179               377,551             YTD Total 838,225$         761,342$         728,573$         (109,652)$        ‐13% (32,770)$           ‐4% Annual  Total 4,348,762$     4,000,000$      Month 2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Real Estate Excise  Tax  Revenues Year  to Date through March 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 131,776$         142,914$         158,293$         26,516$            20% 15,379$            11% Feb 133,109            111,429            184,189            51,080               38% 72,759               65% Mar 153,695            142,756            169,262            15,567               10% 26,506               19% Apr 103,980            142,027            ‐                         May 138,319            127,128            ‐                         Jun 135,701            105,469            ‐                         Jul 122,588            114,073            ‐                         Aug 130,381            124,075            ‐                         Sep 139,444            137,724            ‐                         Oct 155,499            144,185            ‐                         Nov 156,921            146,442            ‐                         Dec 148,970            161,778            ‐                         YTD Total 418,580$         397,099$         511,743$         93,163$            22% 114,644$         29% Annual  Total 1,650,384$     1,600,000$      2015 vs. 2014 2015 vs. Budget Gambling Tax Revenue Month Year  to Date through March 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 323,121$         302,491$         333,343$         10,222$            3% 30,852$            10% Feb ‐                        95                          ‐                         Mar ‐                        424                       ‐                         Apr 323,544            301,608            ‐                         Jul 324,273            303,714            ‐                         Oct 321,828            305,167            ‐                         Dec 49,502               46,502               ‐                         YTD  Total 323,121$         303,009$         333,343$         10,222$            3% 30,852$            10% Annual  Total 1,342,269$     1,260,000$      Franchise  Fees Revenue Year  to Date through March Month 2015 vs. 2014 2015 vs. Budget Page 4 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      Admission Tax   Admission Tax returns are due  quarterly in January, April, July,  and October of each year.   January 2015 collections  represent activities conducted  during the 4th quarter of 2014.   The year‐to‐date collection of  $85k is $5k or 6% more than the  prior year and is also $3.5k or 4%  more than the budget.          Licenses and Permits    Building Permits and  Development Service Fees  Building Permits and  Development Service Fee  revenues totalled $276k in March.   The year‐to‐date development  fees revenue of $865k is $368k or  30% less than the year before and  is also $280k or 24% lower than  budget.                           Business Licenses  Business Licenses totalled $4.5k  for March, which is $1k or 18%  below the same month last year  and is also $4.4k or 50% below  the current month’s budget.  The  year‐to‐date Business Licenses  revenue of $145k is $11k or 8%  above the prior year and is also  $4.6k or 3% higher than the  budget.  2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 80,243$            81,652$            83,675$            3,432$               4% 2,023$               2% Feb ‐                         ‐                        1,371                  1,371                  100% 1,371                  100% Apr 74,163               72,512               ‐                         Jun 145                       73                          ‐                         Jul 79,130               83,619               ‐                         Aug ‐                        38                          ‐                         Oct 76,631               81,433               ‐                         Nov ‐                        598                       ‐                         Dec ‐                        75                          ‐                         YTD  Total 80,243$            81,652$            85,153$            4,909$               6% 3,501$               4% Annual  Total 310,311$         320,000$          Month 2015 vs. 2014 2015 vs. Budget Admission  Tax  Revenue Year  to Date through March 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 432,890$         417,515$         260,603$         (172,288)$        ‐40% (156,913)$        ‐38% Feb 412,317            354,160            328,557            (83,760)               ‐20% (25,602)              ‐7% Mar 388,190            373,356            275,826            (112,364)           ‐29% (97,530)               ‐26% Apr 374,004            408,228             May 349,590            404,850             Jun 516,689            448,800             Jul 288,957            333,738             Aug 300,184            353,949             Sep 369,040            343,237             Oct 393,023            463,224             Nov 239,983            351,665             Dec 454,368            427,027             YTD Total 1,233,397$     1,145,031$     864,986$         (368,411)$        ‐30% (280,045)$        ‐24% Annual  Total 4,519,234$     4,679,749$      Building Permits  and Development Service  Fees Year  to Date through March 2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Month 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 103,064$         98,510$            101,630$         (1,434)$               ‐1% 3,120$               3% Feb 25,013               32,600               38,440               13,428               54% 5,841                  18% Mar 5,421                  8,867                  4,468                  (953)                      ‐18% (4,399)                  ‐50% Apr 97,104               99,158               ‐                         May 15,091               24,049               ‐                         Jun 7,444                  6,525                  ‐                         Jul 109,369            80,396               ‐                         Aug 16,430               22,656               ‐                         Sep 5,290                  4,729                  ‐                         Oct 108,777            108,602            ‐                         Nov 18,991               16,050               ‐                         Dec 3,562                  3,858                  ‐                         YTD  Total 133,498$         139,977$         144,538$         11,040$            8% 4,561$               3% Annual  Total 515,555$         506,000$          Business  Licenses Month 2015 vs. 2014 Year  to Date through March 2015 vs. Budget Page 5 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      Intergovernmental  These revenue sources  include federal (direct and  indirect) grants, state  grants, state shared  revenues, local grants, and  entitlements.  State shared  revenues and Fire Districts’  25 and 40 contracts  compose 86% of the total  revenues in this category.   The year‐to‐date total Intergovernmental revenue is $1.7 million or 13% of the budget.       State Shared Revenues  State Shared Revenue  collections totalled $1.3  million since the start of the  year.  Compared to the  prior year, State Shared  Revenues are above by  $34k or 3%.  Compared to  the projected budget, the  City is collecting $118k or  10% more.  The higher than  expected collection is due  to collecting more than  anticipated Criminal Justice  Sales Tax and the low budget of Criminal Justice’s High Crime.      Charges for Services   These revenue sources consist of general government, public safety, plan review and inspection, culture and recreation, and  interfund/interdepartmental sales and services.  Recreation and interfund/interdepartmental sales and services constitute 64%  of the total revenue in this category.  The year‐to‐date total charges for services are $1.5 million or 22% of the budget.  The  following sections provide detail information for Public Safety, Recreation, and Interfund Services.      Public Safety Services  Public Safety Services totalled  $163k since the start of the year.   These services include private  security, adult probation services,  monitoring of prisoners, and  intergovernmental public safety  services (non‐grants).  Compared  to the prior year, the City is  collecting $44k or 21% less.   Compared to the year‐to‐date  budget, the City is over budget by  $31k or 24%.  The large January  2014 variance is due to the timing  of when Valley Narcotics  Enforcement Team (VNET)  contributions are receipted.  The  2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 117,639$         50,388$            58,509$            (59,130)$            ‐50% 8,121$               16% Feb 45,139               54,499               42,228               (2,910)                  ‐6% (12,271)               ‐23% Mar 44,028               27,253               62,481               18,453               42% 35,228               129% Apr 38,202               34,344               ‐                         May 35,540               28,065               ‐                         Jun 107,246            48,449               ‐                         Jul 56,212               42,187               ‐                         Aug 64,201               35,937               ‐                         Sep 44,169               31,301               ‐                         Oct 190,822            91,374               ‐                         Nov 37,507               29,303               ‐                         Dec 65,704               39,982               ‐                         YTD  Total 206,806$         132,140$         163,218$         (43,588)$            ‐21% 31,078$            24% Annual  Total 846,409$         513,081$          Month 2015 vs. 2014 Year  to Date through March Public Safety Services 2015 vs. Budget Intergovernmental 2014 2015 Bgt YTD  Act Change  2015/2014 2015 Act  vs Bgt  Fire District #25 ‐$                            ‐$                            ‐$                            ‐$                         N/A  $                          ‐ N/A Fire District #40 151,469            158,163            158,163            6,694                4%‐                            0% State  Shared Revenue 1,260,277        1,176,148        1,294,100        33,823             3% 117,952          10% Federal  Grants 722,044            133,343            133,343            (588,701)         ‐82%‐                            0% State  Grants 7,658                  12,147               12,147               4,490                59%‐                            0% Other Grants/Intgovt 65,455               92,027               88,911               23,456             36% (3,116)                ‐3% ARRA Grants ‐                              0                              ‐                               ‐                            N/A ‐                            0% Total  Rev YTD 2,206,902$     1,571,828$     1,686,664$     (520,239)$     ‐24%114,836$        7% Total  Rev Annual 13,664,242$  12,877,629$   YTD % 16% 12% 13% Note:  Includes CJ Sales  Tax  and FD25 & FD40  contracts 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Crim Just Sales  Tax 562,564$         573,736$         609,416$         46,853$            8% 35,681$            6% Judicial Contribution 5,763                   ‐                        5,409                  (354)                      ‐6% 5,409                  100% Crim Just ‐ High Crime 63,559                ‐                        62,861               (698)                      ‐1% 62,861               100% Crim Just ‐ Pop 5,947                  5,767                  6,345                  398                       7% 578                       10% Crim Just ‐ Spec Prog 22,008               21,437               23,311               1,303                  6% 1,874                  9% State DUI 4,433                  4,305                  4,272                  (161)                      ‐4% (33)                         ‐1% Liquor Profits 212,414            212,605            212,978            565                       0% 374                       0% Liquor Excise  Tax 63,322               57,415               48,351               (14,971)               ‐24% (9,064)                  ‐16% Fuel  Tax 320,268            300,883            321,156            888                       0% 20,273               7% YTD  Total 1,260,277$     1,176,148$     1,294,100$     33,823$            3% 117,952$         10% Annual Total 5,045,728$     4,777,519$      2015 vs. Budget State  Shared Revenues 2015 vs. 2014 Revenue Year to Date through March Page 6 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      large June 2014 variance is due to staff reimbursement for training provided to the Basic Law Enforcement Academy.  The large  October 2014 variance is due to staff reimbursement for the Oso mudslide.      Recreation  Recreation revenues totalled $36k  for the current month.  Compared  to the same month the prior year,  the City collected $31k or 46%  less.  Compared to the projected  monthly budget, the City  collected $41k or 54% less.  The  year‐to‐date collection of $183k is  $22k or 11% lower than the year  before and is also $27k or 13%  lower than the year‐to‐date  budget.                Interfund Services  The year‐to‐date collections for  Interfund Services revenues are  $790k.  Compared to the prior  year, the revenues are under by  $57k or 7%.  Compared to the  projected budget, the revenues  are above by $2.7k.  2015’s  monthly budgets are based on  1/12th of the annual budget.  The  majority of these revenues are  related to indirect cost  allocations, which are internal  administrative costs.  The  remaining costs consist of  Development Services division’s  inspection fees, Parks Planning  and Natural Resources division’s capital investment program reimbursements, Transportation division’s capital investment  program reimbursements, and Maintenance division’s street maintenance reimbursements.     2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 69,522$            68,996$            117,124$         47,602$            68% 48,128$            70% Feb 68,873               63,673               30,177               (38,696)               ‐56% (33,495)               ‐53% Mar 66,458               77,421               35,946               (30,513)               ‐46% (41,475)               ‐54% Apr 179,282            185,568            ‐                         May 106,771            107,408            ‐                         Jun 172,332            171,135            ‐                         Jul 318,669            352,117            ‐                         Aug 245,982            239,664            ‐                         Sep 119,109            128,721            ‐                         Oct 72,614               82,910               ‐                         Nov 36,383               54,128               ‐                         Dec 29,129               48,876               ‐                         YTD  Total 204,853$         210,089$         183,247$         (21,606)$            ‐11% (26,843)$            ‐13% Annual  Total 1,485,123$     1,580,616$      Recreation Year  to Date through March 2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Month 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 301,808$         262,285$         265,068$         (36,741)$            ‐12% 2,783$               1% Feb 257,027            262,285            264,413            7,386                  3% 2,128                  1% Mar 287,465            262,285            260,071            (27,393)               ‐10% (2,213)                  ‐1% Apr 295,489            262,285            ‐                         May 269,032            262,285            ‐                         Jun 277,620            262,285            ‐                         Jul 244,707            262,285            ‐                         Aug 284,344            262,285            ‐                         Sep 278,550            262,285            ‐                         Oct 256,662            262,285            ‐                         Nov 254,192            262,285            ‐                         Dec 263,607            262,285            ‐                         YTD  Total 846,300$         786,854$         789,552$         (56,748)$           ‐7% 2,698$               0% An nual  Total 3,270,503$     3,147,416$      Interfund Services Year to Date through March 2015 vs. 2014 2015 vs. Budget Month Page 7 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      Fines and Penalties  These revenue sources contain  civil (penalties, infractions, and  parking), criminal (traffic, non‐ traffic, and costs), and non‐court  fines, forfeitures, and penalties.   The table below breaks down  these fines by type.  The year‐to‐ date total fines and penalties is  $615k.  This is $123k or 25%  higher than a year ago but is $92k  or 13% below the budget.  The  reason for the variance with the  prior year and budget is due to a  change in accounting for  December 2014’s revenue.  In the  past we would record December  through November, but starting in 2015 we are recording January through December.                                  Included in the Fines and Penalties revenue  budget is $2.2 million from the Photo  Enforcement program.  The monthly  budget is based on the prior year’s  revenue.  The year‐to‐date collections from  this program equates to $472k.      The associated costs includes the  equipment provided by American Traffic  Solutions, Inc. (ATS), dedicated 2 FTEs in  the Court Services Department to process  the increased caseload and 1.1 FTEs in the  Police Department for support services.   This staff time, along with a 90% pro tem  budget and interpreter costs amounts to  $362k for personnel costs.  The total costs  for the program equates to $1.1 million  which is represented in the table.  Due to  the timing of when the invoice was  received, January and February 2015’s equipment rental costs were recorded in March.     2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 136,762$         180,526$         124,856$         (11,906)$           ‐9% (55,670)$            ‐31% Feb 151,470            241,215            213,981            62,511               41% (27,234)               ‐11% Mar 203,482            285,153            275,737            72,255               36% (9,417)                  ‐3% Apr 263,785            357,892             May 208,436            298,306             Jun 224,214            299,729             Jul 205,103            271,908             Aug 258,728            261,362             Sep 247,480            243,883             Oct 239,990            262,728             Nov 287,406            292,068             Dec 256,092            325,729             YTD  Total 491,714$         706,895$         614,574$         122,859$         25% (92,322)$            ‐13% Annual  Total 2,682,948$     3,320,500$      2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Year  to Date through March Fines  and Penalties by Month Month Year to Date through March 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Civil Penalties 1,939$               3,229$               613$                    (1,326)$               ‐68% (2,616)$               ‐81% Civil Infraction Penalties 142,809            134,977            65,274               (77,535)               ‐54% (69,702)               ‐52% Civil Parking Infraction Penalties 45,956               42,665               22,534               (23,422)               ‐51% (20,131)               ‐47% Photo Enforcement Program 233,688            455,760            471,928            238,240            102% 16,168               4% Criminal Traffic  Misdemeanor Fines 20,854               24,315               13,831               (7,023)                  ‐34% (10,484)               ‐43% Criminal Non‐Traffic  Fines 12,198               9,300                  13,828               1,630                  13% 4,528                  49% Criminal Costs 29,480               27,175               19,631               (9,850)                  ‐33% (7,545)                  ‐28% Non‐Court Fines, Forfeitures and Penalties 4,790                  9,475                  6,935                  2,145                  45% (2,540)                  ‐27% YTD Total 491,714$         706,895$         614,574$         122,859$         25% (92,322)$            ‐13% Annual Total 2,682,948$     3,320,500$      Revenue 2015 vs. Budget Fines  and Penalties by Type 2015 vs. 2014 Favorable Budget Actual Budget Actual (Unfavorable) 1 Jan 138,983$         121,709$         93,410$            30,160$            91,549$             Feb 148,513            152,185            93,410               30,160               122,026             Mar 168,263            198,034            93,410               166,935            31,099                Apr 251,837             ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         May 200,513            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Jun 191,262            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Jul 193,937            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Aug 168,554            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Sep 153,716            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Oct 170,949            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Nov 199,054            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         Dec 208,419            ‐                        93,410               ‐                        ‐                         YTD  Total 455,760$         471,928$         280,230$         227,255$         244,673$          Annual Total 2,194,000$     1,120,918$      1Actuals  of Revenues and Expenses ExpensesRevenues Photo Enforcement Program Year  to Date through March Month Page 8 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      Miscellaneous  This revenue source reflects the  collection of interest and other  earnings, rents, leases, and  concessions, contributions, and  donations from private sources,  and other miscellaneous  revenues.  Interest and other  earnings along with rents, leases,  and concessions constitute 70% of  the total revenue in this category.   The year‐to‐date total  miscellaneous is $588k.   Compared to last year, the  revenues are above by $118k or  25%.  Compared to the projected  year‐to‐date budget, the revenues  are over by $174k or 42%.  The negative amount for July 2014 is due to a correction made to move interest earned from Utility  tax audits, originally recorded in June.  The large variance in January 2015 and September 2014 is due to recording a trued up  asset interfund interest received from Surface Water Utility.  This offsets the correction made to the acreage count Street  Maintenance pays to Surface Water.  The table below page breaks out miscellaneous revenues by type.      Interest and other earnings are higher than the prior year and budget due to the timing of when interfund interest was  recorded from Surface Water to Street Maintenance (prior year, trued up in September).    Other miscellaneous revenues are higher than the prior year and budget due to higher than expected utility late payment  penalties and miscellaneous fire reimbursements.      EXPENSES  Overall the City has expended 23% of its budgeted general governmental expenditures at the end of March.  This is $329k or  1.3% below year‐to‐date budgeted expenditures.  See below for summary of unfavorable items for general governmental  departments.    Council department is over the year‐to‐date budget by $206 or 0.2%.  This is due to the timing of when travel/training  expenditures occurring compared to the previous 2 years.  We will monitor these items to determine if a budget adjustment is  necessary.    Public Works department (Admin, Street Maintenance, and Transportation) is over the year‐to‐date budget by $76k or  3.1%.  This is due to the timing of when the Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) program and Street Maintenance’s surface  water utility payments were made compared to the two prior years.  Year‐to‐date budget should correct itself after April. 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Jan 243,963$         195,249$         269,664$         25,701$            11% 74,416$            38% Feb 99,547               79,392               135,539            35,992               36% 56,147               71% Mar 126,132            138,941            182,386            56,253               45% 43,445               31% Apr 70,094               79,092                May 107,650            134,915             Jun 257,714            214,161             Jul (21,407)              37,022                Aug 121,979            120,533             Sep 552,749            422,492             Oct 119,594            105,005             Nov 128,732            105,350             Dec 491,839            533,056             YTD  Total 469,642$         413,582$         587,589$         117,947$         25% 174,007$         42% Annual  Total 2,298,586$     2,165,209$      Ye ar  to Date through March Month 2015 vs. Budget2015 vs. 2014 Miscellaneous  Revenues  by Month 2014 2015 2015 Actual Budget Actual $ % $ % Interests and Other Earnings 35,420$            33,644$            161,599$         126,178$         356% 127,955$         380% Rents, Leases, and Concessions 262,643            259,327            248,863            (13,780)               ‐5% (10,465)               ‐4% Contributions/Donations  from  Private Sources 27,847               22,970               30,402               2,555                  9% 7,431                  32% Other 144,202            93,071               146,726            2,524                  2% 53,655               58% Seizure  Funds  ‐ Federal/State/Local1 (470)                    4,569                 ‐                      470                     0% (4,569)                 0% YTD  Total 469,642$         413,582$         587,589$         117,947$         25% 174,007$         42% Annual Total 2,298,586$     2,165,209$      1Seizure  Funds  are categorized in Miscellaneous  for 2013 and on. 2015 vs. Budget Miscellaneous  Revenues by Type Year to Date through March Revenue 2015 vs. 2014 Page 9 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      CASH AND INVESTMENTS – 1ST  QUARTER The current cash and  investments (C&I) portfolio  is provided in the table to  the right.  The City’s current  C&I balance is $119.5  million, of this amount;  $392k is an interfund loan  investment (Res 4070) from  the insurance fund (502) to  the golf course fund (404).   This interfund loan is due in  full on December 1st 2015.    Currently, the majority of  the portfolio is located in  cash deposits (US Bank).   The rest is spread out  between the State  Investment Pool, US Federal  Agency Securities, various  certificates of deposits, and  the interfund loan.    The existing portfolio yield is approximately .73%.  Current  % Blended Allowed  per policy Current  Portfolio (principal value) 39% N/A $        46,918,256  0% 100%‐$                     13% 75% 14,951,294$        33% 75% 39,100,755$        15% 75% 18,151,026$        0% 25%‐$                     0% N/A 391,853$             TOTAL INVESTMENTS 100%119,513,185$       *Excluding Cash the portfolio distribution is 53% LGIP; 16% CD's; 30% GSE's; 1% internal Cash US Treasury Securities Local Government Investment Pool US Federal  Agency Securities INTERFUND INVESTMENT By Type Certificates  of Deposit Commercial  Paper Cash 39% LGIP 13% GSE's 33%CD's 15% Distribution by Type      By Institution Current % Blended Allowed by  Policy Current Portfolio (principal value)Maturity Date APY Weighted  Yield Blended Cash US Bank ‐ Cash 39%N/A 46,918,256 overnight 0.45% 0.18% GOLF '15 GOLF '15 0.3%391,853 12/1/2015 2.25%0.01% US Treasury Securities none 0%100%‐                        N/A N/A N/A Local Government Investment  Pool 3920 State Investment Pool 13%75%14,951,294 10/1/2014 0.10%0.02% US Federal Agency Securities * 314179A FHLB 1,996,920            8/11/2017 1.05% 0.02% 314179D FHLB 1,100,000            9/29/2017 1.18% 0.01% 315189A FHLB 5,000,000            3/29/2018 1.07%0.04% 314179F FHLB 2,400,000            10/16/2017 1.25% 0.03% 314179E FHLB 5,000,000            10/16/2017 1.49% 0.06% 314179G FHLB 5,009,485            10/17/2017 0.93%0.04% 314179H FHLMC 5,000,000            11/21/2017 1.05% 0.04% 314179I FHLMC 5,000,000            10/30/2017 1.05% 0.04% 314189A FNMA 3,745,000            2/15/2018 1.30%0.04% 314179C FNMA 4,849,350          11/28/2017 1.00% 0.04% Certificates of Deposit 115184A First Savings Bank Northwest 5,092,087 2/6/2018 1.03% 0.04% 114174A First Savings Bank Northwest 5,000,000 10/29/2017 1.15% 0.05% 113164A First Savings Bank Northwest 5,000,000 2/4/2016 1.02% 0.04% 111167a Columbia Bank 2% 2,015,400 11/9/2016 0.99%0.02% 214163A Commencement Bank (CDARS)1%1,043,540 9/15/2016 0.90% 0.01% Commercial Paper none 0.00%5%‐                        N/A N/AN/A 119,513,185$       75%33% Golf Interfund Loan *Held in our safekeeping account at BNY Trust and Custody TOTAL CASH & INVESTMENTS 20% 13% Page 10 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      ENTERPRISE FUNDS  The table below gives an analysis of all City Enterprise funds.  Displayed are the year‐to‐date revenues and expenditures for each  enterprise.  Included in each fund are the capital revenues and expenditures.  The negative beginning fund balance for the Golf  Course fund is due to receiving less than anticipated user fees in 2014 and 2015.  The City is currently working to address this  issue for 2015 and on.    Airport Golf Course Solid Waste  Utility Water Utility Wastewater  Utility Surface Water  Utility Metro REVENUES: Licenses  and permits ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 26,725            9,750              ‐                  Grants  / intergovernmental 522,221          ‐                 36,628            ‐                 ‐                 783,526          ‐                  Charges  for services 34,469            286,393          4,377,650       3,644,469       2,438,903       2,688,845       3,917,082        Interdepartmental services ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                  Fines  and penalties 812                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 162                 ‐                 ‐                  Rents, leases, and misc fees 616,743          57,004            26,224            35,139            ‐                 ‐                 ‐                  Interest and other misc 1,779              521                 3,197              86,736            95,533            25,456            3,871               TOTAL REVENUES 1,176,024       343,918          4,443,699       3,766,344       2,561,323       3,507,577       3,920,953        EXPENSES: Utility billing ‐                 ‐                 32,746            29,358            23,596            38,039            ‐                  Utility systems ‐                 ‐                 2,856,582       1,103,619       761,139          805,191          ‐                  Utility maintenance ‐                 ‐                 65,996            1,183,715       373,188          637,741          3,873,377        Transportation 312,993          ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                  Golf ‐                 439,697          ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                  TOTAL EXPENSES 312,993          439,697          2,955,324       2,316,692       1,157,923       1,480,971       3,873,377        AMOUNT AVAILABLE FOR DEBT SERVICE 863,031          (95,779)          1,488,375       1,449,652       1,403,400       2,026,606       47,576             DEBT SERVICE: Principal ‐                  ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                  Interest ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 130,003          ‐                  TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 ‐                 130,003          ‐                  CAPITAL PROJECTS 840,476          ‐                 ‐                 161,665          138,015          1,122,991       ‐                  TRANSFERS IN/(OUT)‐                 ‐                 ‐                 (882)               (326)               ‐                 ‐                  CHANGE  IN FUND BALANCE 22,555            (95,779)          1,488,375       1,287,105       1,265,059       773,612          47,576             BEGINNING FUND BALANCE, Jan 1 806,821          (42,911)          1,545,606       15,872,094     7,589,089       7,804,221       3,316,310        ENDING FUND BALANCE, Mar 31 829,376          (138,690)        3,033,981       17,159,199     8,854,148       8,577,833       3,363,886            Page 11 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS  The table below gives an analysis of all City Internal Service Funds.  Displayed are the year‐to‐date revenues and expenditures  for each internal service.  Included in each fund are the capital revenues and expenditures.    Equipment  Rental Information  Technology Facilities Communications Insurance Healthcare Retiree  Healthcare REVENUES: Technology Fee ‐               27,469         ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Grants  / intergovernmental ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               40,057          Charges  for services Equipment rental  m&o 691,656       877,222       ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Print and mail ‐               22,035         ‐               105,113             ‐               ‐               ‐                Communications ‐               1,591           ‐               147,398             ‐               ‐               ‐                Facilities ‐               ‐               1,230,367    ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Data cards  and cell  phones ‐               40,104         ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                IT service co ntracts ‐               123,114        ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Interest and other misc 6,604           2,408           1,501           481                    13,449         7,948           9,161            Internal service fund misc: Vehicle  / equipment capital  recovery 740,248       42,506         ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Insurance premiums ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     464,009       ‐               ‐                Worker's  comp/unemployment ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     427,937       ‐               ‐                Benefit premiums ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     ‐               2,890,570    556,645        Other misc 1,635           ‐               484              17                      ‐               290,247       ‐                Interfund Loan ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Capital  contributions ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Disposal  of capital  assets 27,088         ‐               ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                Insurance recoveries ‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     22,030         ‐               ‐                TOTAL REVENUES 1,467,231    1,136,449    1,232,351    253,009             927,425       3,188,765    605,863        EXPENSES: Communications 102,558              Equipment rental 494,247        Facilities 1,037,104     Healthcare 2,748,228     Information technology 860,399        Print and mail 81,804                Retiree healthcare 236,132        Risk management: Risk ma nagement 1,113,956     Unemployment 8,712            Worker's  compensation 428,374        TOTAL EXPENSES 494,247       860,399       1,037,104    184,362             1,551,042    2,748,228    236,132        AMOUNT AVAILABLE FOR CAPITAL 972,984       276,050       195,247       68,647               (623,617)      440,537       369,731        CAPITAL PROJECTS 526,181       86,534         57,184         ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                TRANSFERS IN 11,005         31,609         ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                TRANSFERS (OUT)‐               ‐               ‐               ‐                     ‐               ‐               ‐                CHANGE  IN FUND BALANCE 457,808       221,125       138,063       68,647               (623,617)      440,537       369,731        BEGINNING FUND BALANCE, Jan 1 5,310,319    1,916,048    1,154,089    383,969             12,069,311  6,675,505    7,711,863     ENDING FUND BALANCE, Mar 31 5,768,127    2,137,173    1,292,152    452,616             11,445,694  7,116,042    8,081,594     Page 12 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      FUND BALANCE  Page 14 shows the ending fund balance as of March 2015.  The City’s fund balance is a combination of current deficit/surplus of  funds which have accrued from unexpended operating budgets, unanticipated excess revenues, and from balances accumulated  from prior years.      The prior year’s balances (or beginning balance) include funds identified as being reserved for specific purposes or required to  meet the current year’s appropriations. These balances also provide financial stability to the City’s operation during uncertain  times and provide a layer of security to bondholders.      At the end of March, the City has $10.3 million reported in the combined general governmental fund balance of the current  year’s operating budget, which is approximately 9% of budgeted operating expenditures.  This is a decrease of $7.3 million from  the year’s beginning balance.  March’s ending fund balance is over the anticipated General Governmental Fund Balance of $5.9  million by $4.4 million or 73.7%.  Although the ending fund balance is above projections, it is consistent with the prior years’  trends.      CONTACT INFORMATION  This report is prepared by the Finance Division of the Administrative Services Department.  For additional financial information,  please also review our website: http://www.rentonwa.gov/.  For any questions about the report, please feel free to contact us at  hnguyen@rentonwa.gov or JDThomas@Rentonwa.gov.  Page 13 of 37 Monthly Financial Report March 2015      City  of Renton All Funds ‐ Revenue, Expenditures and Fund  Balances Cash  Basis through March 31, 2015 Funds Balance  01/01/2015 Budgeted  Revenue Revenue  03/31/15 Total Funds   Available Budgeted  Expenditure Expenditure  03/31/15 Ending Balance GENERAL GOVERNMENT FUNDS: 17,565,282      112,867,002    18,465,333      36,030,615      112,941,443    25,740,531      10,290,084       000 General 11,159,313      83,402,440      14,438,162      25,597,475      83,490,932      20,472,818      5,124,657         001 Community Services 2,467,703        12,284,640      1,800,510        4,268,213        12,284,640      2,474,459        1,793,754         003 Street 2,147,229        10,096,711      1,465,098        3,612,327        10,096,711      2,400,620        1,211,707         004 Community Dev Block Grant 74,951             307,462           ‐                      74,951             293,358           25,700             49,251              005 Museum 65,500             227,761           54                    65,554             227,761           56,379             9,175                009 Farmers  Market 104,950           59,400             6,027               110,977           59,453             11,516             99,461              011 Fire  Health & Wellness 74,565             25,000             5,385               79,950             25,000             582                  79,368              201 Ltd  GO Bonds  Gen Govt Debt 838,633           1,749,405        976                  839,609           1,749,405        ‐                      839,609            215 Gen Govt Misc Debt Service 632,438           4,714,183        749,121           1,381,559        4,714,183        298,456           1,083,102         SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS: 1,100,381        1,786,631        406,276           1,506,657        1,749,027        294,695           1,211,962         102 Arterial  Street 14,885             640,000           151,209           166,094           640,000            ‐                      166,094            108 Leased  City Properties 121,014           768,957           152,075           273,089           663,403           227,119           45,970              110 Hotel  Motel 219,090           265,000           47,096             266,186           245,000           6,108               260,078            125 1% For Art 101,380           15,000             118                  101,498           102,950           ‐                      101,498            127 Cable  Communication 313,090           97,674             55,393             368,483           97,674             61,468             307,015            135 Springbrook Wetlands  Bank 330,922           ‐                      385                  331,307           ‐                      ‐                      331,307            CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS (CIP):27,979,966      16,913,628      2,656,850        30,636,816      18,086,630      4,643,844        25,992,972       303 Community Dev Mitigation 1,238,600        86,500             115,683           1,354,283        ‐                      ‐                      1,354,283         304 Fire  Mitigation 926,488           99,000             84,133             1,010,621        250,000           ‐                      1,010,621         305 Transportation  Mitigation 844,648           216,500           241,395           1,086,043        196,000           ‐                      1,086,043         316 Municipal  Facilities  CIP 4,493,986        3,344,000        633,072           5,127,058        3,366,000        522,290           4,604,768         317 Transportation  CIP 4,059,718        13,167,628      1,563,264        5,622,982        14,274,630      595,882           5,027,100         326 Housing Opportunity 1,086,766        ‐                      1,270               1,088,036        ‐                      ‐                      1,088,036         336 New Library Development 15,329,760      ‐                      18,033             15,347,793      ‐                      3,525,672        11,822,121       ENTERPRISE FUNDS:36,891,230      77,167,168      19,732,339      56,623,569      76,362,879      14,943,832      41,679,737       4X2 Ai rport Operating & CIP 806,821           2,651,020        1,176,025        1,982,846        2,260,529        1,153,469        829,377            403 Solid Waste  Utility 1,545,606        16,461,726      4,443,699        5,989,305        16,675,139      2,955,324        3,033,981         4X4 Golf Operating & CIP (42,911)           2,655,383        356,415           313,504           2,616,052        452,194           (138,690)          4X5 Water Operating & CIP 15,872,094      16,272,634      3,766,345        19,638,439      16,737,381      2,479,239        17,159,200       4X6 Waste Water Operating & CIP 7,589,089        10,487,717      2,561,324        10,150,413      9,688,076        1,296,264        8,854,149         416 King  County Metro 3,316,310        16,638,722      3,920,953        7,237,263        16,638,722      3,873,377        3,363,886         4X7 Surface  Water Operating & CIP 7,804,221        11,999,966      3,507,578        11,311,799      11,746,980      2,733,965        8,577,834         INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS:35,221,104      35,246,283      8,853,706        44,074,810      34,193,238      7,781,413        36,293,397       501 Equipment Repair/Replacement 5,310,319        5,764,536        1,478,236        6,788,555        5,507,047        1,020,428        5,768,127         502 Insurance 12,069,311      4,341,647        927,425           12,996,736      3,594,578        1,551,042        11,445,694       503 Information Services 1,916,048        4,631,231        1,168,058        3,084,106        4,641,865        946,933           2,137,173         504 Facilities 1,154,089        4,922,003        1,232,351        2,386,440        4,918,001        1,094,288        1,292,152         505 Communications 383,969           992,431           253,008           636,977           991,430           184,362           452,615            512 Insurance, Healthcare 6,675,505        12,954,736      3,188,765        9,864,270        13,424,573      2,748,228        7,116,042         522 Insurance, Leoff1 Retirees HC 7,711,863        1,639,699        605,863           8,317,726        1,115,744        236,132           8,081,594         FIDUCIARY FUNDS:5,040,982        468,000           2,981               5,043,963        210,475           54,809             4,989,154         611 Firemen's  Pension 5,040,982        468,000           2,981               5,043,963        210,475           54,809             4,989,154         TOTAL  FUNDS 123,798,945 244,448,712 50,117,485   173,916,430 243,543,692 53,459,124   120,457,306  Page 14 of 37 City of Renton General Government Financial Position 2015 Budget Year General Government Summary  Revenues Expenditures  $ Difference over (under)  w/beginning  balance  17,565,282             January 5,697,180              8,067,548              (2,370,368)             15,194,914             February 11,956,490            17,074,731            (5,118,241)             12,447,041             March 18,465,333            25,740,531            (7,275,198)             10,290,084             April May June July August September October November December  (9,000,000)  (8,000,000)  (7,000,000)  (6,000,000)  (5,000,000)  (4,000,000)  (3,000,000)  (2,000,000)  (1,000,000)  ‐  ‐  10,000,000  20,000,000  30,000,000  40,000,000  50,000,000  60,000,000  70,000,000  80,000,000  90,000,000  100,000,000  110,000,000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Change in Fund  Balance Rev/Exp Revenues Expenditures Change in Fund Balance Page 15 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year General  Government Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 5,720,631        5,697,180         ‐0.41% Feb 12,057,605      11,956,490       ‐0.84% Mar 18,486,506      18,465,333       ‐0.11% Apr 33,282,802       May 49,575,359       Jun 55,535,932       Jul 62,047,597       Aug 68,320,760       Sep 74,747,304       Oct 90,749,321       Nov 105,493,933     Dec 112,867,002     Percent of budget 16.36% Property Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 27,853              67,234              141.39% Feb 320,628           374,240           16.72% Mar 1,386,683        1,313,457         ‐5.28% Apr 9,424,178         May 17,968,476       Jun 17,986,266       Jul 18,513,875       Aug 18,941,825       Sep 19,457,794       Oct 28,804,271       Nov 35,032,115       Dec 36,040,000       Percent of budget 3.64%  $‐  $10  $20  $30  $40  $50  $60  $70  $80  $90  $100  $110  $120 Millions Total Revenue General Government Budget Actual Last Year  $(3)  $‐  $3  $6  $9  $12  $15  $18  $21  $24  $27  $30  $33  $36 Millions Property Tax Budget Actual Last Year Page 16 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Sales Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 1,930,372        1,966,653        1.88% Feb 4,312,924        4,494,673        4.21% Mar 6,156,744        6,366,163        3.40% Apr 8,019,181         May 10,179,318       Jun 12,126,605       Jul 14,093,945       Aug 16,267,801       Sep 18,318,344       Oct 20,462,487       Nov 22,646,995       Dec 24,759,699       Percent of budget 25.71% Note:  Excludes CJ Sales Tax and Natural Gas Use Tax. Utility Tax Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 1,371,800        1,199,348         ‐12.57% Feb 2,882,713        2,571,119         ‐10.81% Mar 4,324,593        4,115,178         ‐4.84% Apr 5,743,761         May 7,135,600         Jun 8,445,745         Jul 9,632,402         Aug 10,925,876       Sep 12,263,996       Oct 13,427,619       Nov 14,660,851       Dec 16,173,734       Percent of budget 25.44% Note:  Includes Natural Gas Use Tax.  $‐  $3  $6  $9  $12  $15  $18  $21  $24 Millions Sales Tax Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $2  $4  $6  $8  $10  $12  $14  $16 Millions Utility Tax Budget Actual Last Year Page 17 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Licenses &  Permits Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 401,666           299,656            ‐25.40% Feb 703,556           583,727            ‐17.03% Mar 936,587           784,273            ‐16.26% Apr 1,341,646         May 1,662,501         Jun 2,022,387         Jul 2,361,559         Aug 2,657,556         Sep 2,918,335         Oct 3,399,093         Nov 3,693,994         Dec 3,911,417         Percent of budget 20.05% Note:  Franchise Fees Intergovt'l Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 434,559           500,793           15.24% Feb 1,046,944        1,144,443        9.31% Mar 1,571,828        1,686,664        7.31% Apr 2,580,924         May 5,101,935         Jun 5,757,428         Jul 6,417,846         Aug 6,996,588         Sep 7,688,688         Oct 8,699,471         Nov 12,246,736       Dec 12,877,629       Percent of budget 13.10% Note:  Includes CJ Sales Tax and FD25 & FD40 contracts  $‐  $1  $2  $3  $4  $5  $6  $7  $8  $9  $10  $11  $12  $13 Millions Intergovernmental Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00  $3.50  $4.00 Millions Licenses & Permits Budget Actual Last Year Page 18 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Charges for  Services Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 534,248           523,882            ‐1.94% Feb 1,045,979        982,531            ‐6.07% Mar 1,605,315        1,508,665         ‐6.02% Apr 2,237,065         May 2,787,340         Jun 3,406,478         Jul 4,183,462         Aug 4,839,746         Sep 5,375,897         Oct 5,947,939         Nov 6,408,613         Dec 7,009,814         Percent of budget 21.52% Note: Excludes FD25 & FD40 contracts Fines &  Forfeits Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 180,526           124,856            ‐30.84% Feb 421,742           338,837            ‐19.66% Mar 706,895           614,574            ‐13.06% Apr 1,064,787         May 1,363,093         Jun 1,662,822         Jul 1,934,730         Aug 2,196,092         Sep 2,439,975         Oct 2,702,703         Nov 2,994,771         Dec 3,320,500         Percent of budget 18.51%  $‐  $1  $2  $3  $4  $5  $6  $7  $8 Millions Charges for Services Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00  $3.50 Millions Fines & Forfeits Budget Actual Last Year Page 19 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Other Taxes Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 644,357           745,094           15.63% Feb 1,048,477        1,061,217        1.22% Mar 1,372,072        1,488,270        8.47% Apr 2,360,868         May 2,705,211         Jun 3,242,156         Jul 3,986,710         Aug 4,377,660         Sep 4,721,202         Oct 5,563,642         Nov 5,934,771         Dec 6,359,000         Percent of budget 23.40% Misc Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 195,249           269,664           38.11% Feb 274,641           405,203           47.54% Mar 413,582           587,589           42.07% Apr 492,674            May 627,590            Jun 841,751            Jul 878,773            Aug 999,306            Sep 1,421,798         Oct 1,526,803         Nov 1,632,153         Dec 2,165,209         Percent of budget 27.14%  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50 Millions Miscellaneous Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $1  $2  $3  $4  $5  $6  $7 Millions Other Taxes Budget Actual Last Year Page 20 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Other  Financing Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan ‐                          ‐                         N/A Feb ‐                         500                   100.00% Mar 12,208              500                    ‐95.90% Apr 17,718               May 44,295               Jun 44,295               Jul 44,295               Aug 118,310            Sep 141,275            Oct 215,293            Nov 242,935            Dec 250,000            Percent of budget 0.20% $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 Other Financing Sources Budget Actual Last Year Page 21 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Revenue Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year REET Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 173,895           226,377           30.18% Feb 495,032           384,994            ‐22.23% Mar 761,342           728,573            ‐4.30% Apr 1,253,589         May 1,548,356         Jun 2,027,804         Jul 2,342,500         Aug 2,675,957         Sep 2,950,749         Oct 3,305,462         Nov 3,622,449         Dec 4,000,000         Percent of budget 18.21% Bldg Permits &  Devlpmt Svc  Fees Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 417,515           260,603            ‐37.58% Feb 771,675           589,160            ‐23.65% Mar 1,145,031        864,986            ‐24.46% Apr 1,553,259         May 1,958,109         Jun 2,406,908         Jul 2,740,646         Aug 3,094,595         Sep 3,437,832         Oct 3,901,056         Nov 4,252,721         Dec 4,679,749         Percent of budget 18.48%  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00  $3.50  $4.00  $4.50 Millions Real Estate Excise Tax Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00  $3.50  $4.00  $4.50  $5.00 Millions Building Permits and Development Service  Fees Budget Actual Last Year Page 22 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year General  Government Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 8,773,402        8,067,548         ‐8.05% Feb 17,610,936      17,074,731       ‐3.04% Mar 26,069,856      25,740,531       ‐1.26% Apr 36,778,256       May 45,904,457       Jun 54,971,296       Jul 64,735,249       Aug 74,435,023       Sep 83,873,894       Oct 93,001,464       Nov 102,103,460     Dec 112,941,443     Percent of budget expended 22.79% Legislative Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 26,298              32,033              21.81% Feb 58,089              58,037               ‐0.09% Mar 87,938              88,145              0.23% Apr 115,765            May 142,930            Jun 171,000            Jul 198,534            Aug 225,314            Sep 252,423            Oct 279,819            Nov 307,043            Dec 335,838            Percent of budget expended 26.25%  $‐  $10  $20  $30  $40  $50  $60  $70  $80  $90  $100  $110  $120 Millions Total Expenditures General Government Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $50,000  $100,000  $150,000  $200,000  $250,000  $300,000  $350,000 Legislative Budget Actual Last Year Page 23 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Executive Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 93,133              80,465               ‐13.60% Feb 223,666           200,055            ‐10.56% Mar 356,201           319,885            ‐10.20% Apr 496,186            May 627,404            Jun 746,113            Jul 876,670            Aug 1,011,592         Sep 1,135,375         Oct 1,263,928         Nov 1,387,811         Dec 1,547,993         Percent of budget expended 20.66% City Attorney Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 147,754           151,100           2.27% Feb 300,008           294,916            ‐1.70% Mar 452,011           443,297            ‐1.93% Apr 612,052            May 767,231            Jun 934,548            Jul 1,092,795         Aug 1,255,535         Sep 1,423,372         Oct 1,584,730         Nov 1,745,168         Dec 2,001,421         Percent of budget expended 22.15%  $‐  $0.30  $0.60  $0.90  $1.20  $1.50  $1.80 Millions Executive Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.40  $0.80  $1.20  $1.60  $2.00 Millions City Attorney Budget Actual Last Year Page 24 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Court Services Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 163,780           151,935            ‐7.23% Feb 332,997           313,414            ‐5.88% Mar 502,531           477,408            ‐5.00% Apr 684,804            May 854,181            Jun 1,037,941         Jul 1,212,999         Aug 1,384,848         Sep 1,557,248         Oct 1,728,007         Nov 1,892,187         Dec 2,111,321         Percent of budget expended 22.61% CED Admin Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 88,213              88,408              0.22% Feb 176,420           177,244           0.47% Mar 264,916           266,079           0.44% Apr 354,961            May 443,442            Jun 532,479            Jul 621,626            Aug 710,658            Sep 799,865            Oct 889,181            Nov 977,850            Dec 1,077,608         Percent of budget expended 24.69%  $‐  $0.20  $0.40  $0.60  $0.80  $1.00  $1.20  $1.40  $1.60  $1.80  $2.00  $2.20 Millions Court Services Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.20  $0.40  $0.60  $0.80  $1.00  $1.20 Millions Community & Economic Development Admin Budget Actual Last Year Page 25 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Development  Services Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 241,499           201,493            ‐16.57% Feb 470,308           427,863            ‐9.02% Mar 716,652           653,820            ‐8.77% Apr 983,852            May 1,225,761         Jun 1,467,752         Jul 1,708,759         Aug 1,966,546         Sep 2,186,420         Oct 2,426,496         Nov 2,662,593         Dec 2,914,321         Percent of budget expended 22.43% Economic  Development Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 84,840              43,127               ‐49.17% Feb 122,587           122,554            ‐0.03% Mar 185,917           171,373            ‐7.82% Apr 251,626            May 307,009            Jun 377,269            Jul 460,326            Aug 538,006            Sep 610,514            Oct 681,260            Nov 748,259            Dec 848,340            Percent of budget expended 20.20%  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00 Millions Development Services Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.10  $0.20  $0.30  $0.40  $0.50  $0.60  $0.70  $0.80  $0.90 Millions Economic Development Budget Actual Last Year Page 26 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Planning Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 167,736           197,905           17.99% Feb 356,139           398,110           11.79% Mar 552,295           616,614           11.65% Apr 756,300            May 959,551            Jun 1,172,670         Jul 1,395,010         Aug 1,628,930         Sep 1,860,563         Oct 2,098,441         Nov 2,314,495         Dec 2,561,536         Percent of budget expended 24.07% Finance Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 173,682           171,705            ‐1.14% Feb 349,801           350,741           0.27% Mar 535,847           531,013            ‐0.90% Apr 732,791            May 925,150            Jun 1,177,529         Jul 1,398,007         Aug 1,642,462         Sep 1,853,414         Oct 2,043,444         Nov 2,229,526         Dec 2,795,120         Percent of budget expended 19.00%  $‐  $0.40  $0.80  $1.20  $1.60  $2.00  $2.40  $2.80 Millions Finance Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00 Millions Planning Budget Actual Last Year Page 27 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year City Clerk Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 62,327              55,655               ‐10.71% Feb 154,117           127,473            ‐17.29% Mar 292,896           194,321            ‐33.66% Apr 363,579            May 551,378            Jun 612,495            Jul 674,452            Aug 745,168            Sep 810,502            Oct 876,269            Nov 938,389            Dec 1,091,558         Percent of budget expended 17.80% Includes Hearing Examiner Human  Resources Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 92,234              66,108               ‐28.33% Feb 191,724           156,267            ‐18.49% Mar 299,478           256,191            ‐14.45% Apr 419,831            May 520,778            Jun 633,337            Jul 740,272            Aug 851,182            Sep 962,393            Oct 1,068,605         Nov 1,178,873         Dec 1,316,577         Percent of budget expended 19.46%  $‐  $0.20  $0.40  $0.60  $0.80  $1.00  $1.20  $1.40 Millions Human Resources Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $0.20  $0.40  $0.60  $0.80  $1.00  $1.20 Millions City Clerk Budget Actual Last Year Page 28 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Police Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 2,829,170        2,696,824         ‐4.68% Feb 5,321,607        5,110,347         ‐3.97% Mar 8,106,457        8,006,482         ‐1.23% Apr 10,609,085       May 13,421,593       Jun 16,038,735       Jul 18,875,223       Aug 21,353,692       Sep 24,203,091       Oct 26,722,308       Nov 29,509,822       Dec 32,467,334       Percent of budget expended 24.66% Fire &  Emergency  Services Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 2,491,643        2,067,851         ‐17.01% Feb 5,125,717        5,131,944        0.12% Mar 7,248,974        7,236,866         ‐0.17% Apr 9,379,249         May 11,416,898       Jun 13,542,860       Jul 15,720,061       Aug 18,079,575       Sep 20,227,876       Oct 22,397,733       Nov 24,547,971       Dec 26,876,976       Percent of budget expended 26.93%  $‐  $3  $6  $9  $12  $15  $18  $21  $24  $27  $30  $33 Millions Police Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $3  $6  $9  $12  $15  $18  $21  $24  $27 Millions Fire & Emergency Services Budget Actual Last Year Page 29 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Community  Services Admin Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 42,784              41,417               ‐3.20% Feb 87,835              84,599               ‐3.68% Mar 135,661           131,187            ‐3.30% Apr 181,130            May 224,432            Jun 268,602            Jul 313,725            Aug 357,711            Sep 401,843            Oct 445,361            Nov 492,475            Dec 545,712            Percent of budget expended 24.04% Parks Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 320,611           291,345            ‐9.13% Feb 662,569           618,104            ‐6.71% Mar 1,011,282        958,044            ‐5.26% Apr 1,390,703         May 1,776,757         Jun 2,191,915         Jul 2,640,750         Aug 3,128,904         Sep 3,592,085         Oct 4,027,374         Nov 4,407,027         Dec 4,794,754         Percent of budget expended 19.98%  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50  $3.00  $3.50  $4.00  $4.50  $5.00 Millions Parks Budget Actual Last Year $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 Community Services Admin Budget Actual Last Year Page 30 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Parks Planning  and Natural  Resources Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 44,490              46,145              3.72% Feb 91,953              93,550              1.74% Mar 149,893           151,169           0.85% Apr 204,875            May 272,098            Jun 326,132            Jul 390,482            Aug 450,693            Sep 516,652            Oct 578,809            Nov 645,319            Dec 798,301            Percent of budget expended 18.94% Recreation Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 314,595           338,282           7.53% Feb 674,027           685,764           1.74% Mar 1,038,567        1,048,007        0.91% Apr 1,416,679         May 1,774,643         Jun 2,177,027         Jul 2,840,460         Aug 3,538,644         Sep 4,068,609         Oct 4,421,871         Nov 4,779,294         Dec 5,200,923         Percent of budget expended 20.15%  $‐  $100,000  $200,000  $300,000  $400,000  $500,000  $600,000  $700,000  $800,000 Parks Planning and Natural Resources Budget Actual Last Year $0.00 $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $5.50 Millions Recreation Budget Actual Last Year Page 31 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Human  Services Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 48,370              46,455               ‐3.96% Feb 140,421           95,909               ‐31.70% Mar 241,783           251,898           4.18% Apr 375,238            May 457,411            Jun 516,776            Jul 651,597            Aug 738,983            Sep 789,632            Oct 933,439            Nov 1,005,972         Dec 1,199,977         Percent of budget expended 20.99% Neighborhoods , Resources,  and Events Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 69,628              57,115              ‐17.97% Feb 155,933           132,128           ‐15.27% Mar 227,109           197,567           ‐13.01% Apr 298,524            May 363,585            Jun 447,759            Jul 561,420            Aug 649,367            Sep 727,116            Oct 805,119            Nov 890,187            Dec 1,004,403         Percent of budget expended 19.67%  $‐  $0.20  $0.40  $0.60  $0.80  $1.00  $1.20 Millions Human Services Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $100,000  $200,000  $300,000  $400,000  $500,000  $600,000  $700,000  $800,000  $900,000  $1,000,000 Neighborhoods, Resources, and Events Budget Actual Last Year Page 32 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Museum Fund Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 18,126              18,605              2.64% Feb 36,275              37,516              3.42% Mar 54,386              56,379              3.67% Apr 73,431               May 92,462               Jun 111,827            Jul 131,075            Aug 150,608            Sep 169,866            Oct 189,289            Nov 208,614            Dec 227,761            Percent of budget expended 24.75% Public Works  Admin Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 34,823              31,422               ‐9.77% Feb 69,626              64,809               ‐6.92% Mar 104,435           96,942               ‐7.17% Apr 141,243            May 175,830            Jun 208,809            Jul 240,160            Aug 271,809            Sep 303,553            Oct 334,125            Nov 364,445            Dec 395,867            Percent of budget expended 24.49%  $‐  $50,000  $100,000  $150,000  $200,000  $250,000  $300,000  $350,000  $400,000 Public Works Admin Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $30,000  $60,000  $90,000  $120,000  $150,000  $180,000  $210,000  $240,000 Museum Fund Budget Actual Last Year Page 33 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Street  Maintenance Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 382,080           387,644           1.46% Feb 809,811           784,009            ‐3.19% Mar 1,195,144        1,213,907        1.57% Apr 1,693,091         May 2,113,391         Jun 2,542,593         Jul 2,966,489         Aug 3,391,442         Sep 3,831,008         Oct 4,318,388         Nov 4,741,692         Dec 5,181,713         Percent of budget expended 23.43% Transportation Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 331,818           300,741            ‐9.37% Feb 732,656           642,729            ‐12.27% Mar 1,122,260        1,186,713        5.74% Apr 1,666,230         May 2,019,256         Jun 2,369,583         Jul 2,764,552         Aug 3,209,295         Sep 3,542,156         Oct 3,944,894         Nov 4,291,620         Dec 4,914,998         Percent of budget expended 24.14%  $‐  $1.00  $2.00  $3.00  $4.00  $5.00  $6.00 Millions Street Maintenance Budget Actual Last Year $0.0 $0.5 $1.0 $1.5 $2.0 $2.5 $3.0 $3.5 $4.0 $4.5 $5.0 Millions Transportation Budget Actual Last Year Page 34 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Expenditure Analysis ‐ 2015 Budget Year Debt Service Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 48,139              48,139              0.00% Feb 298,456           298,456           0.00% Mar 298,456           298,456           0.00% Apr 2,154,529         May 2,693,162         Jun 3,231,794         Jul 3,770,426         Aug 4,309,059         Sep 4,847,691         Oct 5,386,323         Nov 5,924,956         Dec 6,463,588         Percent of budget expended 4.62% Non‐ Departmental  Other City Budget YTD Actual Annual %  over (under) Jan 455,629           455,629           0.00% Feb 668,193           668,193           0.00% Mar 888,765           888,765           0.00% Apr 1,422,501         May 1,778,126         Jun 2,133,751         Jul 2,489,376         Aug 2,845,001         Sep 3,200,626         Oct 3,556,252         Nov 3,911,877         Dec 4,267,502         Percent of budget expended 20.83%  $‐  $1.00  $2.00  $3.00  $4.00  $5.00  $6.00  $7.00  $8.00  $9.00  $10.00 Millions Non‐Departmental Other City Services Budget Actual Last Year  $‐  $1  $2  $3  $4  $5  $6  $7  $8  $9 Millions Debt Service Budget Actual Last Year Page 35 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Enterprise Fund Financial Report ‐ 2015 Budget Year Utilities Budget Revenue Expense Jan 4,153,122        5,924,339      3,255,611       Feb 9,001,940        11,761,602    9,177,660       Mar 14,128,728      18,199,879    13,336,961     Apr 19,036,527       May 24,436,893       Jun 30,620,233       Jul 37,038,155       Aug 42,835,943       Sep 49,169,309       Oct 54,835,630       Nov 60,174,394       Dec 71,486,298       Percent of budget expended 14.81% Note:  Operations and Capital Airport Budget Revenue Expense Jan 52,738              211,809          77,274             Feb 229,489           801,118          211,920           Mar 595,740           1,176,025      1,153,469       Apr 685,098            May 848,241            Jun 936,763            Jul 1,185,625         Aug 1,283,302         Sep 1,589,106         Oct 1,718,861         Nov 1,930,107         Dec 2,260,529         Percent of budget expended 51.03% Note:  Operations and Capital $0 $10 $20 $30 $40 $50 $60 $70 $80 Millions Utilities Budget Revenue Expense  $‐  $0.50  $1.00  $1.50  $2.00  $2.50 Millions Airport Budget Revenue Expense Page 36 of 37 City of Renton Monthly Enterprise Fund Financial Report ‐ 2015 Budget Year Golf Course Budget Revenue Expense Jan 136,222           86,725            126,955           Feb 267,568           192,539          271,231           Mar 424,001           356,415          452,194           Apr 608,130            May 756,759            Jun 959,820            Jul 1,153,686         Aug 1,493,111         Sep 1,741,845         Oct 1,899,744         Nov 2,046,993         Dec 2,616,052         Percent of budget expended 17.29% Note:  Operations and Capital  $‐  $0.30  $0.60  $0.90  $1.20  $1.50  $1.80  $2.10  $2.40  $2.70  $3.00 Millions Golf Course Budget Revenue Expense Page 37 of 37