Gila County, Arizona FY17 Adopted Budget www.gilacountyaz.gov 1 Gilla Cou unty, A Arizo ona Annu A ual Bu udgett Fiscall Year 2017 7 (July 1, 20 016 – Junee 30, 2017)) Gila County C Board B off Superviisors: Tomm mie Cline Martin M District D 1 Michaael Pastor,, Chair District 2 Jo ohn Marcaanti District 3 Sub bmitted by: Don E McDaniiel, Jr. unty Manaager Cou Budget Tea am: Don D E McDaniel, Jr., Cou unty Manageer Jacq que Sanders, Assistant C County Man nager Mich hael K Scann nell, Deputy County Manager Jeff Hessen nius, Financce Director Shelley y McPherso on, Human R Resources D Director Robert R J Maw wson, Senioor Accountan nt Lisa Wilckeens, Accountting Analyst 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents ...........................................................................................................................................................................3 Budget Calendar.............................................................................................................................................................................4 Budget Resolution .........................................................................................................................................................................5 Community Profile Historical Background ..................................................................................................................................................7 County Goals .................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Leadership Principles ................................................................................................................................................ 11 County Officials ............................................................................................................................................................. 12 Organizational Chart .................................................................................................................................................. 13 Gila County Board of Supervisors Gila County – District Map ....................................................................................................................................... 15 District 1, Tommie Martin, Vice Chairperson .................................................................................................. 16 District 2, Michael Pastor, Chairperson.............................................................................................................. 17 District 3, John Marcanti, Member ....................................................................................................................... 18 Budget Schedules Schedule A....................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Schedule B....................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Schedule C ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Schedule D ...................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Schedule E ....................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Schedule F ....................................................................................................................................................................... 39 Schedule G....................................................................................................................................................................... 44 Appendix Notice of Pending FY13 Financial Statement Filing...................................................................................... 49 Notice of Pending FY14 Financial Statement Filing...................................................................................... 50 Notice of Pending FY15 Financial Statement Filing...................................................................................... 51 3 Budget Calendar Fiscal Year 2017 Date Description January 31 Preliminary Expenditure Limitation Amount Received February 10 Property Valuation Estimates Received February 23 Budget Work Session with Board of Supervisors & Budget Review Team March 10 Budget Kick‐off Meeting / Quarterly Leadership Meeting March 25 Capital Budget Requests Due from Offices / Departments March 25 Internal Service Plans Due for Fleet, Fuel and Facilities April 1 Staffing Plans & Operating Budgets Due from Offices / Departments April 6 – 30 Department Discussions / Review of Preliminary Budget Requests April 30 Preliminary Revenue / Available Resources Identified April 30 Department Budget Summaries Prepared for Budget Review Team May 2 – 9 Budget Review Team Meetings with Offices & Departments May 9 – June 15 Budget Schedules Compiled for General Fund & Special Revenue Funds June 21 Adoption of Tentative Budget for FY17 June 29 – 30 Public Forums in Payson & Globe, Respectively July 26 Adoption of Final Budget for FY17 August 15 Certification of Tax Rates for all Gila County Taxing Jurisdictions 4 RESOLUTION NO. 16-07-06 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF GILA COUNTY, ARIZONA, AUTHORIZING THE ADOPTION OF THE 20162017 FISCAL YEAR BUDGET FOR GILA COUNTY. WHEREAS, in accordance with the provisions of Title 42, Chapter 17, Articles 1-5, Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.), the Board of Supervisors did, on June 21, 2016, make an estimate of the different amounts required to meet the public expenditures/expenses for the ensuing year, also an estimate of revenues from sources other than direct taxation, and the amount to be raised by taxation upon real and personal property of Gila County; and WHEREAS, in accordance with said chapter of said title, and following due public notice, the Board met on July 26, 2016, at which meeting any taxpayer was privileged to appear and be heard in favor of or against any of the proposed expenditures/expenses to tax levies; and WHEREAS, it appears that publication has been duly made as required by law of said estimates together with a notice that the Board would meet on July 26, 2016, at the office of the Board for the purpose of hearing taxpayers and making tax levies as set forth in said estimates; and WHEREAS, it appears that the sums to be raised by taxation, attached herein as Schedule B, do not in the aggregate exceed that amount as computed in A.R.S. §42-17051(A); NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the said estimates of revenues and expenditures, attached herein as Schedule A, as now reduced or changed by the same are hereby adopted as the budget of Gila County for the 2016-2017 fiscal year. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 26th day of July 2016, by the Board of Supervisors, at Globe, Gila County, Arizona. Attest: GILA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS _______________________________ Marian Sheppard, Clerk ____________________________ Michael A. Pastor, Chairman Approved as to form: _______________________________ Jefferson R. Dalton Deputy Gila County Attorney Civil Bureau Chief 5 Community Profiles 4 www.gilacountyaz.gov 6 Histo orical Backgroun nd Gila G County was formeed from paarts of Mariicopa Coun nty and Pina al County C on February F 8 8, 1881.Thee boundaryy was then extended d eastward e to o the San Caarlos Riverr by public petition in n 1889. The e original o cou unty seat w was in the m mining com mmunity of Globe City y, now n Globe, Arizona. A Popular P theo ory says that the word d Gila was d derived from m a Spanish h contraction c of Hah‐qu uah‐sa‐eel, a Yuma wo ord meanin ng "running g water w which h is salty." A Above: A map of o Gila County. Below: T The Globe Postt Office, built in n 1928 a and still in use.. With W a popu ulation of 5 54,219 resiidents (as o of 2014) an nd covering g 4,796 4 squaree miles, Gilaa County haas always beeen a great p place to live e, work w and pllay. Gila Coounty is in Central Ariizona and ccontains the e Tonto T Apache Reservaation and p parts of thee Fort Apacche and San n Carlos C Reserrvations. C Cities and To owns in Gilaa County incclude Globe e, Hayden, H Miaami, Payson n, Star Vallley and Win nkelman, aalong with a laarge numb ber of rurral unincorrporated co ommunitiess, including g Claypool, C Pin ne, Strawbeerry, Tonto Basin, and Young. Gila County is lo ocated on th he northeasstern edge o of the Sonorran Desert aand covers a wide w varietty of life zzones inclu uding deserrt, high deesert plainss, chaparral, c piñon‐junipe p er and pinee forests. T There are a number of popular p recrreation areeas in Gila County inclluding Roosevelt Lake e, Tonto T Natio onal Monu ument, Ton nto Naturaal Bridge State Park k, and a Fossil Creek, C alongg with seveeral designaated Wilderrness Areas and a popularr camping arreas within the Tonto N National Forrest. The T plans fo or an incorp porated Glo obe were esstablished iin July 1876 6 with w retail stores, s bankks, and Glo obe's first n newspaper printing its fiirst issue on o May 2, 1 1878. By Feebruary 188 81, Globe w was the Gila a County C seat,, which cam me with a stage coach rroute linking it to Silver City, C New Meexico. A Above: A view of o the Besh‐Ba a‐ G Gowah Pueblo in Globe. Below w: A v view of one of the t bridges in M Miami’s downto own. Due D to Glob be's relativee isolation from the rrest of Arizzona and its proximity p to o the San C Carlos Apache reservattion, Globe remained a frrontier tow wn for manyy years. As ssuch, Globee's history iss laced with h many m histo oric events such as murders, stagecoach h robberiess, outlaws, o lynching, and A Apache raid ds. Miami M was founded in n 1907 wheen it was ffirst develo oped by the e Miami M Land d and Imprrovement C Company w when they p purchased a trract of land d on the up pper end off Miami Flaats (where present‐day y downtown d Miami M is loccated). In 19 908, Cleve V Van Dyke pu urchased the e trract from the t Miami Land and Improvemeent Compan ny and also o began b purch hasing adjaccent tracts of land. It w was not until two days after a the first train aarrived on the newlyy constructeed railroad d, 7 October O 4, 1909, 1 that tthe sale (an nd renting)) of lots beegan. At this point, p the to own was liittle more than an idea on papeer. Only the e roughest of streets had d been graaded, and n no utilities of any kind d were w availab ble. Accordiing to the A Arizona Silveer Belt new wspaper, 800 0 people p weree living in M Miami at thee beginning of 1910, an n impressive e number n for a town thatt was only th hree month hs old. A Above: The Old d Dominion Miine, o one of many mines m in the cou unty. B Below: A scene e from one of P Payson’s rodeo os. Payson P conssiders its foounding year as 1882, at which time it was known k as Green G Valleey. On Maarch 3, 188 84, a post office was established e with the h help of Illin nois Repressentative Lewis Edwin n Payson, P and d Frank C. Hise was n named as iits first Posstmaster. In n honor h of Rep presentative Payson’s h help, the tow wn' name w was changed d to o Payson. Payson P had its first rod deo in 1884 4. Payson cconsiders itts rodeo the e "world's old dest continu uous" as it h has been heeld every yeear since. In n 1918, 1 author Zane Greyy made his first trip to o the area ssurrounding g Payson. P He would com me back wiith regulariity through h 1929, and d would w even ntually purcchase two plots of laand near Tonto Creek k, in ncluding 12 20 acres froom Sampson Elam Bolles under M Myrtle Pointt. Grey G wrote numerous books abou ut the areaa and also ffilmed some e movies, m such h as To the LLast Man, in n the Payson n area in thee 1920s. During D the 1930s 1 an efffort began to try to geet Payson a better road d to o connect it i to the ou utside worlld. At that time Payso on was very y issolated, witth a trip froom Phoenixx to Payson taking eigh ht to twelve e hours. h Throu ughout the 1950s work k on a paved road from m Phoenix to o Payson P proggressed and d the pavin ng was com mpleted in 1 1958. A few w years y ago th his highwayy, State Routte 87 (also known as tthe "Beeline e Highway"), H was w expand ded to four lanes. A Above: A view from f atop the M Mogollon Rim. Below: The Strawberry Sch hoolhouse (buiilt 1 1884), the olde est standing sch hool b building in Arizzona. The T Town of o Star Valley was incorporated in 2005, m making this community c ocated just south of the e one of Arizoona’s newesst towns. Lo Mogollon M rim m, it sits at an elevatio on of 5,150 feet and is surrounded d by b the Tonto o National F Forest. The T earliestt inhabitantts of the no orthern reggion of Gila County are e believed b to have arrivved here aaround ten n thousand years ago o. Mogollon M cu ulture even ntually movved into thee region fro om the east about a 300 B.C. B followeed by the Anasazi fro om the norrth and the e Hohokam H fro om the soutth. It is estim mated that aabout 1,000 0 sites in the e Star S Valley area a were inhabited ovver the time period fro om 600 and d 1200 1 A.D. The T Mogolloons generaally lived in n villages, h hunted, and d grew g variou us crops in gardens. Evventually, b by about 15 500 A.D., the e Mogollon M cu ulture had b been absorb bed into other tribes lliving in the e area. a The T historiees of the tow wns of Hayyden, Winkeelman, and Dudleyville e are a closely related r due tto their closse proximityy. Hayden w was founded d 8 A Above: A view of o the ASARCO mining sm melters from San S Pedro. Below: T The Gila County y Historical Society. in n 1910 and d laid out on n three disttinct hills, b but not in a true north‐ south patterrn. The centtral hill wass referred to o as 'Mill Sid de', and was th he site of the mill, stoores, and scchools. To tthe east and d across the e narrow, n higgh, one‐lane bridge w was 'Smeltter Side', ssmelter and d housing h site of Americaan Smelting and Refinin ng Companyy (ASARCO)). On O the wessterly side was 'San P Pedro', where Mexicaan‐American n people p lived d. This layoout maintain ned the seggregation th hat was the e order o of thee day in coompany‐own ned miningg towns. Haayden had a common c bo oundary wiith Winkelm man, which h was locaated on the e banks b of thee Gila River.. At that tim me, the entirre town of H Hayden was in n the processs of being b built, and grradually thee 'tent‐housse' town was replaced by permanentt housing. A post officee for Dudleeyville was established d in 1882 aand the area a was w named for Dudleyy Harringto on, an estab blished ran ncher in the e area. a When the railroad d arrived att what is no ow Winkelm man in 1903 3, itt was necessary to estaablish an en ntirely separrate post offfice. The raiil liine ran nearr the ranch owned by P Peter Winkeelman, a sto ockman. The e new n post off ffice was co nsequently called "Win nkelman." SStill another community c me was know wn as Feldm man, located d in the area at that tim on o the Pusch h Ranch, wiith Henry F Feldman as manager. A Although the e records show w the namee of Dudleyvville was lateer changed to Feldman n, itt is obviou us that the original Feeldman (th he first PZ ranch) was altogether a an nother locaation from p present Dudleyville. For more informatio on about Gila County ‐ visit the fo ollowing w websites:      Gila Cou unty Historiical Society ‐ Globe‐M Miami Cham mber of Commerce ‐ Payson Historical Society S Blogg ‐ Pine‐Strrawberry Historical Society ‐ Dudleyv ville, Hayden, Winklem man ‐  Hayden n Historical Photograph P hs ‐ East Cen ntral Arizon na History ‐  htttp://www.ggilahistoricaal.com/ htttp://www.gglobemiamiichamber.co om/ htttp://payson nhistoricalsociety.blogsspot.com/ htttp://pinestrrawhs.org/ htttp://www.ccopperarea..com/pagess/dudleyvillle‐ winkelman‐ h hayden‐a‐related‐historry/ htttp://www.ttheirmineso ourstories.o org/?page_id d=1274 htttp://www.zzybtarizonaa.com/indexx.html 9 County Goals  Maintain and enhance our Financial Sustainability.  Improve our commitment to Organizational Development by supporting the highest level of management principles and practices.  Provide a safe and Secure Workplace environment for employees and residents.  Ensure a Healthy Environment within Gila County and promote healthy lifestyles for residents.  Guarantee that Gila County is a Safe County in which visitors, businesses and residents can live, work and play.  Foster a Comprehensive county wide commitment to superior Communication to our tax payers, citizens and visitors, as well as our employees and contractors.  Support economic expansion, growth and diversification so that Gila County is recognized as a place of Economic Opportunity. 10 Leadership Principles  “Do the right thing” for the employees.  Be the best source to those who look to you for information.  Adopt and implement an open‐door policy.  Plan for accomplishment.  Promote and expect job ownership.  “Do the right thing” for the citizens  See Gila County citizens as customers.  Strive for 100% customer satisfaction.  Be cost conscious in your decisions.  Support County Policy  Be willing to take prudent risks.  “Do the right thing” for yourself 11 County Officials Board of Supervisors District 1 .......................................................................................... Tommie Martin, Vice Chairperson District 2 ....................................................................................................... Michael Pastor, Chairperson District 3 ................................................................................................................. John Marcanti, Member County Manager ............................................................................................................ Don E McDaniel, Jr Deputy County Manager ............................................................................................ Michael K Scannell Assistant County Manager ............................................................................................... Jacque Sanders Clerk of the Board ........................................................................................................... Marian Sheppard Elected Officials Clerk of the Superior Court ............................................................................................ Anita Escobedo Constable (Globe) ................................................................................................................. Ruben Mancha Constable (Payson) .................................................................................................... R A Tony McDaniel County Assessor ................................................................................................................ Deborah Hughes County Attorney ......................................................................................................... Bradley Beauchamp County Recorder ............................................................................................................ Sadie Jo Bingham County Sheriff ..................................................................................................................... Adam Shepherd County Superintendent of Schools ................................................................................................ Vacant County Treasurer ................................................................................................................. Debora Savage Justice of Peace (Globe)...................................................................................................... Jesse Bolinger Justice of Peace (Payson) .................................................................................................. Dorothy Little Superior Court, Division I ........................................................................................ Bryan B Chambers Superior Court, Division II ..................................................... Timothy M Wright, Presiding Judge Appointed Department Heads Adult Probation (Chief Probation Officer) ................................................................................. Vacant Community Development ................................................................................................................. Vacant Community Services .............................................................................................................. Malissa Buzan Court Administrator ........................................................................................................ Jonathan Bearup Elections ...................................................................................................................................... Eric Mariscal Health and Emergency Services ............................................................................. Michael O’Driscoll Human Resources/Risk Management ............................................................... Shelley McPherson Finance Director ..................................................................................................................... Jeff Hessenius Information Technology .......................................................................................................... Kelly Riggs Public Fiduciary ...................................................................................................................... Tiffany Poarch Public Works .......................................................................................................................... Steve Sanders 12 CITIZENS OF GILA COUNTY Deborah Hughes ASSESSOR Brad Be auchamp ATTORNEY Sadie Bingham RECORDER Mike Pastor, Tommie Martin, John Marcanti BOA RD OF SUPERVISORS Adam She ppard SHERIFF Vacant SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Don McDaniel COUNTY MANAGER Marian Sheppard CLERK OF THE BOARD Michael Scannell DEPUTY CM Jeff Hessenius FINANCI AL SERVICES Jacque Sanders ASST CM Shelley McPherson HR/RISK MGMT Kelly Riggs IT Eric Mariscal ELECTI ONS Vacant ADMIN SERVICES Tiffany Poarch PUBLIC FIDUCIARY Jacque Sanders LI BRARY DIST Timothy Wright Debora Savage TREASURER Melissa Buzan COMMUNITY SERVICES Vacant COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Steve Sanders PUBLIC WORKS Workforce Investment Planning & Zoning Engineering Public Health GEST Program Building Ins pection Transportation Health Preparedness Community Action/Housing Waste Water Solid Was te Epidemiology REPAC Program Code Enforcement Facilities Mgmt Emergency Services Michael O Driscoll HEALTH/ EM PRESI DING JUDGE Anita Escobedo CLERK OF THE COURT Bryan Chambers JUDGE DIV I I Jess Bolinger GLOBE JUSTICE CT Dorothy Little PAYSON JUSTICE CT Ruben Mancha GLOBE CONSTABLE RA Tony McDaniel PAYSON CONSTABLE Jonathan Be arup COURT ADMIN Vacant PROB/JUV DETENTION 13 Gila County Board of Supervisors 12 www.gilacountyaz.gov 14 Coun nty Maap 15 District I Tom mmie Marttin, Viice Ch hairpeerson n Supervisor Martin comes from a long linee of Gila C ounty Pion neer g grand dparents caame by waggon into w what families. One set of great would beco ome northerrn Gila Coun nty in the laate 1800's tto set up a ssaw mill and alsso prospectt for mineraals. About th he same tim me another set came into the t Rim cou untry movin ng west and d herding gooats, while aalso establishing g Mercantile's with Post Offices allong the waay. Anotherr set of grandparrents arriveed in the Pleeasant Valleey area in th he early 190 00's to farm and d ranch. She, in turn n, was raised d on a ranch h in Northeern Gila Cou unty by pareents who though ht a 'liberatted househo old' was onee that had b bread dough h on the axe han ndles, and who w claimeed they couldn't afford d to hire ranch help ‐ so th hey raised itt. This back kground led her into a vvaried 25‐yyear career in Natural Resource Managgement worrk worldwid de ‐ with exp perience throughout th he American n West, westeern Canada,, northern Mexico M and eastern Afrrica – primarily in Somaalia and Eth hiopia. As a Gila County Supeervisor, som me of her effforts have rresulted in a Commun nity Wildfiree Protection n Plan for No orthern Gila County, thee addition of o numerouss Fire‐wise Communitiies within th he area, and d various strategically placed p fire breaks b throughout the Rim Counttry. Superviisor Martin also helped d initiate a bladder‐tank b k‐helicopterr fire‐waterr set up forr first‐strik ke forest firre responsee, which has resulted, so o far, in very successfful initial firre suppresssion. This ssystem has been awarrded severa al national reccognitions. Supervisor Martin serrves on the County Sup pervisors A Association Legislative Policy Com mmittee, the e he Coalition n of Arizonaa/New Mexxico Countiees, the Tontto Natural R Resource Conservation n Board of th District, thee US Forest Service Colllaboration Cadre, and on the Steeering Comm mittee and Collaborative e Stakeholder Group for the Four Fo orest Restorration Initiaative. Gila County y Supervisorr Tommie Cline C Martin testified beefore the Co ongressionaal Subcommittee on Public Land ds and Envirronmental Regulation R oversight o heearing, “Inccreasing Carrbon Soil Sequestration n on Public Lands.” ned three other witnessses, Steven R Rich, Presid dent of the R Rangeland R Restoration Supervisor Martin join R Teaague, Associate Residen nt Director oof Texas A& &M AgriLife Research; aand John Academy; Richard Wick, a rancher from Northern N Caalifornia, witth the Marin n Carbon Prroject; testiffying on how w opening public lands to livestocck could red duce levels of o atmospheeric carbon dioxide and d contributee to ntal improv vement. environmen 16 District II Miichaell Pasttor, Ch hairpeerson n Elected to the t Board of o Superviso ors on Noveember 4, 20 008, Michaeel A. Pastor began his term m on Januarry 6, 2009, as a memb ber of the Gila County Boaard of Supervisors. His fellow board membeers elected him to serve ass the Chairm man from May M 2010 ‐ August 201 11. He wass re‐ elected to office o on No ovember 6, 2012 2 and was w re‐electeed as Chairm man in January 2013. 2 As a memb ber of the Board of Supervisorss, Supervis or Pastor aalso serves on the t CORP (Correctionaal Officerss Retiremen nt Plan) Board, Gila Countty Board off Health, CAG C (Centraal Arizona Governments) Regional Co ouncil, Cobrre Valley Co ommunity Transit T Systeem Committtee, and the Rurral Transportation Ad dvocacy Cou uncil. Mike Pasto or was raiseed in Miamii graduatingg from Miam mi High Sch hool in 196 66. After seerving in the e United Stattes Army du uring the Viietnam Era,, he attendeed our locall communitty college grraduating in n 1979. As a life‐long learner, hee later atteended Nortthern Arizo ona Universsity graduaating with a Bachelor off Science Degree D in 19 996 in elem mentary edu ucation and has compleeted course work at the e graduate leevel at North hern Arizon na Universitty and the U University o of Phoenix. He worked d in the loca al copper indu ustry for 35 5 years retirring to run successfully s y for Gila Co ounty Superrvisor Distriict 2. He and d his wife, Lin nda, who reecently retirred after 47 7 years, own ned and opeerated Lindaa’s Beauty SSalon, one of Globe’s successful smaall businessees. A life‐long resident of the Globe‐M Miami area,, Supervisorr Pastor is ccommitted tto serving D District Two o and all thee taxpayerss of Gila County. C Hee is active in church and the ccommunity and has a distinguished record d of public service. s Hiss belief in traaditional faamily valuess and in servvice to one’s community y has guided d his public life. 17 District IIII Joh hn Maarcantti, Memberr John D. Maarcanti was born Noveember 1, 19 953, in Miam mi, Arizonaa, to Ernest Marrcanti and Sena S Cubitto o. He has one older brrother, Larry, 2 younger brrothers, Marrk and Tom m, and one sister, Clairee. He has been married to o the formeer Willie Jo obe for 40 years and d they have 2 children, Sccott and And drea. Mr. Marcan nti was raised in Globee graduatingg from Glob be High Sch hool in 1972. Hee attended Scottsdale S Community C College and d Arizona Sttate University on o football scholarship ps. As a Globe businessman of a succcessful fam mily‐operateed business for 37 years, Mr. M Marcanti, is Co‐Ow wner/Presid dent of Marrcanti Electtric, Inc., which includes an n electrical retail r store, electrical c ontracting aand air conditio oning contraacting. John Marcaanti is a strrong believeer in family y values an nd has been n continuallly active in community y service. Hee is a life‐lon ng member of the Holy y Angels Cattholic Churcch in Globe. He formerrly served as a Globe City Councilm man from 1980 to 19 982; has pllayed a maajor role in n serving several loca al community y organizations; is a pro oud membeer of the Kn nights of Collumbus, 4th h degree; an nd is an avid d supporter of o the Speciial Olympiccs, the Amerrican Canceer Society aand Globe‐M Miami‐San C Carlos youth h programs. Mr. M Marcantti also serveed as a volu unteer for th he Globe Firre Departmeent and retiired in 1999 9 after 25 yeaars. In 2011 he was in nducted as one o of the fiirst members of the Glo obe High Scchool Hall of Fame. John Marcaanti was elected on Nov vember 6, 2012, 2 to thee Gila Countty Board of Supervisors and began n his term on n January 2, 2013. Sup pervisor Maarcanti seekks to bring h his years of business exxperience to o the residen nts of Gila Co ounty. As a memb ber of the Gila G County Board of Supervisors S s, Superviso or Marcanti is also serrving on the e Public Safeety Personn nel Retirem ment System m Local Boaard, Gila Co ounty Locaal Emergency Planning g Committee and the San Carlos Ap pache Tribe Partnershi p Steering C Committee.. Prior to being elected d as a County y Supervisor, he served d on the Gilaa County Bu uilding Safeety Advisoryy and Appeaals Board as Vice‐Chairm man. 18 Schedule A Summary Schedule of Estimates Revenues and Expenditures / Expenses 17 www.gilacountyaz.gov 19 GILA COUNTY Summary Schedule of Estimated Revenues and Expenditures/Expenses Fiscal Year 2017 FUNDS S c h Fiscal Year General Fund Special Revenue Fund Debt Service Fund Capital Projects Fund Permanent Fund Enterprise Funds Available Total All Funds 2016 Adopted/Adjusted Budgeted Expenditures/Expenses* E 49,545,792 31,228,128 628,150 4,094,238 2,038,756 5,483,247 93,018,311 2016 Actual Expenditures/Expenses** E 33,044,062 15,635,924 846,570 2,879,781 1,780,533 1,358,919 55,545,789 2017 Fund Balance/Net Position at July 1*** 17,700,250 11,919,189 4,085,500 35,769,540 2017 Primary Property Tax Levy B 2017 Secondary Property Tax Levy B 2017 Estimated Revenues Other than Property Taxes C 2017 Other Financing Sources D 2017 Other Financing (Uses) D 2017 Interfund Transfers In D 2017 Interfund Transfers (Out) D 2017 Reduction for Amounts Not Available: LESS: Amounts for Future Debt Retirement 2017 Total Financial Resources Available 2017 Budgeted Expenditures/Expenses E 2,064,601 20,794,722 20,794,722 1,752,547 18,289,242 14,799,241 2,934,006 (7,741,576) 1,752,547 854,000 1,603,000 35,198,166 1,787,399 2,487,719 250,000 8,313,124 (250,000) (8,313,124) 49,042,638 31,083,435 854,000 4,222,000 2,624,402 6,188,500 94,014,975 49,042,638 31,083,435 854,000 4,222,000 2,624,402 6,188,500 94,014,975 $ 2016 93,018,311 $ $ 93,018,311 52,407,427 40,610,884 40,832,124 $ 2017 94,014,975 $ $ 94,014,975 53,130,250 40,884,725 41,535,973 Includes Expenditure/Expense Adjustments Approved in the current year from Schedule E. Includes actual amounts as of the date the proposed budget was prepared, adjusted for estimated activity for the remainder of the fiscal year. Amounts on this line represent Fund Balance/Net Position amounts except for amounts not in spendable form (e.g., prepaids and inventories) or legally or contractually required to be maintained intact (e.g., principal of a permanent fund). 20 4/15 136,683 (321,548) EXPENDITURE LIMITATION COMPARISON 1. Budgeted expenditures/expenses 2. Add/subtract: estimated net reconciling items 3. Budgeted expenditures/expenses adjusted for reconciling items 4. Less: estimated exclusions 5. Amount subject to the expenditure limitation 6. EEC expenditure limitation * ** *** 370,000 SCHEDULE A Schedule B Tax Levy and Tax Rate Information 19 www.gilacountyaz.gov 21 GILA COUNTY Tax Levy and Tax Rate Information Fiscal Year 2017 2016 1. Maximum allowable primary property tax levy. A.R.S. §42-17051(A) $ 2. Amount received from primary property taxation in the current year in excess of the sum of that year's maximum allowable primary property tax levy. A.R.S. §42-17102(A)(18) $ 3. Property tax levy amounts A. Primary property taxes B. Secondary property taxes General Fund - Override election Gila County Library District Pine SLID East Verde SLID Miami Garden SLID Apache Hills SLID Upper Glendale SLID Midland City/Central Heights SLID Claypool SLID Fire District Assistance Tax Total secondary property taxes C. Total property tax levy amounts 4. Property taxes collected* A. Primary property taxes (1) Current year's levy (2) Prior years’ levies (3) Total primary property taxes B. Secondary property taxes (1) Current year's levy (2) Prior years’ levies (3) Total secondary property taxes C. Total property taxes collected $ 2017 28,834,264 $ 30,397,516 20,015,211 $ 20,794,722 $ $ 1,158,398 1,345 4,531 2,903 5,105 1,081 19,533 17,316 482,515 $ $ 1,692,727 21,707,938 $ 19,636,087 270,266 19,906,353 $ $ $ $ 5. Property tax rates A. County tax rate (1) Primary property tax rate (2) Secondary property tax rate General Fund - Override election Gila County Library District Fire District Assistance Tax (3) Total county tax rate B. Special assessment district tax rates Secondary property tax rates Pine SLID East Verde SLID Miami Garden SLID Apache Hills SLID Upper Glendale SLID Midland City/Central Heights SLID Claypool SLID 1,203,513 2,270 4,531 2,903 5,105 1,081 19,534 17,316 496,294 $ $ 1,752,547 22,547,269 1,657,520 19,215 1,676,735 21,583,089 4.1900 4.1900 0.2425 0.1000 0.2425 0.1000 4.5325 4.5325 0.1035 0.2637 0.8870 4.4480 0.9830 0.5227 0.4707 0.1791 0.2569 0.9598 4.4371 1.2304 0.5922 0.4727 * Includes actual property taxes collected as of the date the proposed budget was prepared, plus estimated property tax collections for the remainder of the fiscal year. 4/15 SCHEDULE B 22 Schedule C Summary by Fund Type of Revenue other Than Property Taxes www.gilacountyaz.gov 22 23 GILA COUNTY Revenues Other Than Property Taxes Fiscal Year 2017 SOURCE OF REVENUES GENERAL FUND Taxes Auto Lieu State Shared Sales Tax 1/2 Cent County Sales Tax Licenses and permits Building Permits Mobile Home Permits Planning & Zoning Septic/Alt. Sewage Permits Business/Franchise Licenses $ ESTIMATED REVENUES ACTUAL REVENUES* ESTIMATED REVENUES 2016 2016 2017 1,633,467 5,511,884 2,870,000 1,640,523 4,757,172 2,833,608 $ 1,779,300 5,511,830 2,870,000 216,900 15,783 11,427 99,073 78,321 195,000 10,000 10,000 107,000 80,000 3,463,195 185,000 12,000 550,000 600,000 10,500 323,000 383,273 24,772 305,000 160,000 40 2,737 3,514,512 188,379 7,758 550,050 628,345 10,500 268,692 383,273 6,264 246,462 160,000 x x 3,484,080 185,000 12,000 550,000 600,000 10,500 248,000 444,127 24,772 312,552 220,000 x 2,737 Charges for services Clerk of the Court Fees Justice Court Fees Recorder Fees Correctional Housing Sheriff - Special Services Sheriff - Impound Fees Sheriff - Corr Housing Sheriff Fees & Charges Constables Fees Sewage Plan Review Public Fiduciary Treasurer Indigent Defense Other 218,000 113,500 120,000 80,000 131,761 5,125 130,000 4,000 25,000 4,250 45,000 25,000 20,000 3,500 213,305 138,042 134,947 30,419 107,648 6,922 114,399 162 18,436 3,480 46,477 9,976 x 4,950 142,363 120,000 120,000 20,000 131,361 5,125 130,000 4,000 26,000 2,500 45,000 40,000 6,500 5,000 Fines and forfeits Justice Court Fines Superior Court Fines Other Fines 390,000 52,000 7,630 289,662 43,146 1,708 370,000 54,249 1,500 Investments Interest 100,000 70,858 100,000 Intergovernmental Federal In Lieu Public Lands SRP In Lieu State Shared Liquor Licenses State Shared Lottery Share Child Support Entitilement Reimb Intergovernmental Agreements IGA JP Municipality Admn Court IGA Sheriff Patrol IGA Sheriff Detention IGA Sheriff Dispatch Federal Grants-Emerg Srvc Rural Addressing 911 Administration 185,000 8,000 12,500 96,000 80,000 $ Rents, royalties, and commissions 4/15 SCHEDULE C 24 GILA COUNTY Revenues Other Than Property Taxes Fiscal Year 2017 SOURCE OF REVENUES ESTIMATED REVENUES ACTUAL REVENUES* ESTIMATED REVENUES 2016 2016 2017 Contributions Voluntary contributions Miscellaneous Sales of Equipment/Land Sales of Copies/Blueprints Cost Sharing/Reimb Election Reimbursement Penalties & Interest - Property Tax 10,000 5,200 108,200 12,346 300,000 Total General Fund $ 18,326,880 x 3,640 134,836 8,217 284,225 $ 17,282,496 5,000 5,200 11,200 12,346 275,000 $ 18,289,242 * Includes actual revenues recognized on the modified accrual or accrual basis as of the date the proposed budget was prepared, plus estimated revenues for the remainder of the fiscal year. 4/15 SCHEDULE C 25 GILA COUNTY Revenues Other Than Property Taxes Fiscal Year 2017 SOURCE OF REVENUES SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS Road Fund: 1/2 Cent Transportation Excise Tax 1/2 Cent Interest Auto License Registration Highway User Revenue Licenses & Permits Forest Fees ( Secure Rural Schools) Interest Intergovernmental Agreements Miscellaneous $ ACTUAL REVENUES* ESTIMATED REVENUES 2016 2016 2017 1,368,000 $ 20,500 864,000 3,167,400 2,200 x 12,000 x 71,921 1,225,063 $ 15,600 964,533 3,297,547 1,624 98,000 11,113 x 48,892 1,364,856 15,600 1,020,000 3,424,380 1,904 48,000 12,000 x 50,000 5,506,021 $ 5,662,372 $ 5,936,740 $ 100,000 65,000 20,000 300 $ 104,202 49,447 15,636 512 $ 75,000 65,000 26,000 300 Total _____________________ $ 185,300 $ 169,796 $ 166,300 93,276 $ x 1,109 279,262 412,492 162,182 365,549 x x x 2,629 308,369 9,492 80,084 132,816 226,204 35,048 6,544 23,879 213,816 196,324 137,251 57,361 29,452 13,578 189,327 x 10,003 x 66,076 59,240 244,779 11,907 145,327 x x 105,800 Total _____________________ $ Health Fund: Food Service Licenses Charges for Services Health Insurance Reimbursement Miscellaneous Other Funds: 1009 Rabies Control 1119 Emergency Response 1825 Gila County Wellness Program 2000 Housing 2001 CAP 2002 Housing Rehabilitation 2012 GEST 2015 Workforce Investment Progs 2016 Workforce Investment Act IV 2516 Health Svcs Special Projects 2517 HIV 2518 WIC 2519 TB 2521 Community Health Grant 2524 Immunization 2526 Private Stock Vaccines 2527 Population Health Initiative 2528 Commodity Supplement Food Prog 2529 RXP OD Prevention 2530 HIV Consortium 2550 Public Hlth Emerg Preparedness 2552 Tobacco Free Environment 2557 Prop 201 Smoke Free AZ Act 2558 Public Health Accreditation 2559 Family Planning 2560 Teen Pregnancy Prevention Svcs 2562 Public Health in Action 2564 Cenpatico Prevention Svcs 2565 Neonatal Intensive Care Program 2570 Maternal & Child Home Visiting 2571 Supp Nutrition Asst Ed 3001 Drug Gang Violent Crime Control 3002 Sheriff Vehicle Impount/Storage 3011 Sheriff's Justice Enhancement 3012 Sheriff Special Projects 3013 Sheriff Seized Eq Recapture 4/15 ESTIMATED REVENUES $ 105,100 $ x 5,000 365,222 469,939 308,809 513,032 x x x 4,561 317,625 12,000 75,000 134,000 270,000 43,748 5,635 x 217,613 200,419 135,000 51,160 47,968 20,400 192,000 x 8,517 9,601 102,000 x 272,117 x 180,600 x 5,000 SCHEDULE C 5,000 525,660 550,823 414,044 624,624 x x x 4,561 317,625 12,000 69,840 134,000 270,000 53,198 5,635 95,517 217,613 186,389 125,550 51,160 47,968 20,400 191,710 x x x 25,500 200,638 252,687 10,000 180,600 x 5,000 26 GILA COUNTY Revenues Other Than Property Taxes Fiscal Year 2017 SOURCE OF REVENUES 3014 Immigration Enforcement 3046 Gila County Sheriff K9 3047 Gila Co Sheriff DARE 3054 Sheriff's Victim's Rights 3055 Sheriff's Commissary Fund 3061 Sheriff BLESF Program 3064 Marijuana Eradication 3067 Methamphetamine Program 3073 Homeland Security 14 Sheriff 3074 HSGP - Critical Incident 3075 GOHS STEP Sheriff 3076 HSGP - Dispatch Communications 3510 IV D Incentive/SSRE 3511 Child Support Other Reimb 3512 Child Support Incentive Funds 3528 County Attorney Residual Fund 3531 Attorney's Justice Enhancement 3541 Victim Restitution/Subrogation 3542 Diversion Program CA 3543 County Anti Racketeering Fund 3544 Cost of Prosecution Reimb Fund 3545 Bad Check County Attorney 3546 DEA Federal Asset Forfeiture 3547 Deferred Prosecution Program 3552 County Attorney Fill the Gap 3553 Fair & Legal Employment Act 3557 A G Victim Rights 3560 Victim Compensation 3561 Drug Prosecution Grant 3563 Crime Victim Assitance Prog 4041 Probation Class Materials 4042 Adult Probation Service Fees 4050 Adult Drug Court 4051 Adult Intensive Prob Supervision 4053 Adult JCEF IPS Assistance 4054 CJEF S/Offender 4055 Community Punishment Program 4056 CJEF Substance Abuse 4057 Drug Treatment Education 4059 State Aid Enhancement 4071 JPSF Treatment 4072 JCEF ERE Assistant 4146 Juvenile Diversion Fees 4147 Juvenile Probation Service Fees 4148 Juvenile Parental Reimb 4150 Juvenile Detention Alternatives 4151 Juvenile Evening/Wkend Res Ctr 4177 Court Appointed Spec Advocate 4178 CASA-Globe 4189 Juvenile Drug Court 4192 Juvenile Crime Reduction Grant 4193 Family Counseling 4194 Diversion Consequences 4195 Diversion Intake 4196 Juvenile Intensive Prob Superv 4197 Juvenile Standards Probation 4501 Law Library 4502 Conciliation Court Fund 4540 Local Aid to Indigent Defense 4/15 ESTIMATED REVENUES ACTUAL REVENUES* ESTIMATED REVENUES 2016 2016 2017 x x 2,000 x 40,000 138,000 20,000 x x x x 25,912 166,000 x 32,000 x 110,450 8,500 70,000 21,770 75,000 2,100 30 8,900 8,202 x 30,000 60,000 79,347 17,600 x 180,000 6,000 240,581 23,222 18,500 35,760 27,912 30,693 279,650 89,323 142,972 6,500 15,668 x 10,000 250,000 83,079 x 12,000 x 10,218 15,158 250,936 125,013 188,283 29,000 16,000 x SCHEDULE C x x 929 x 19,230 139,990 20,000 x x x x x 154,800 x 11,650 x 151,411 2,028 73,793 11,224 33,054 2,346 28 22,484 9,176 x 33,890 x 36,906 17,600 x 205,412 6,000 184,706 x 9,923 24,000 26,377 21,024 213,422 44,307 145,425 8,634 3,013 x x 292,927 82,181 x 7,000 x 9,838 15,822 187,170 115,888 92,762 26,919 13,465 x x x 2,000 x 40,000 138,000 20,000 x x x x x 166,000 x 32,000 x 110,450 4,500 70,000 21,770 75,000 2,100 30 8,900 8,202 x 33,000 60,000 60,000 17,600 x 130,000 5,000 218,826 23,222 10,000 25,000 26,000 17,000 375,971 64,013 x 8,000 2,500 x x 250,000 82,181 61,790 5,000 x 5,000 16,734 179,421 122,950 98,741 28,000 14,000 x 27 GILA COUNTY Revenues Other Than Property Taxes Fiscal Year 2017 SOURCE OF REVENUES 4541 Local State Aid to Courts 4542 Local Probate Assessment Fee 4553 State Aid to Courts 4555 Drug Enforcement/Superior Court 4556 Field Trainer 4559 Children's Issues Education 4566 Domestic Relations & Mediation 4569 Aid to Indigent Defense 4574 Superior Crt Cost of Prosecution 4575 DES Access Visitation 4577 Court Improvement Project 4578 Expedited Child Support/Visit 4740 Globe Justice Court Surcharge 4741 Payson Justice Court Surcharge 4742 FARE -Globe JP 4743 Fill the Gap 4744 Fill the Gap Payson JP 4840 Cost of Prosecution-Clerk of the Court 4841 Expedited Child Support 4842 Document Conversion Sup Crt 4844 Spousal Maintenance Enforcement 4846 JCEF Surcharge Clk Sup Crt 4847 Family Law Commissioner 4848 Fill the Gap Clerk of Crt. 5510 Gila County Education Services 5520 Spec School Reserve Agency 6000 Library District Grants 6010 Library Assistance 6511 Tonto Creek Bridge 6512 Young 512 Road 6513 Intergovernmental Agreements 6570 Waste Tire Fund 6593 TE Sidewalks Six Shooter 6594 TE Sidewalks Main 7143 Assessor Surcharge 7144 Recorder's Suspense Account 7145 Recorder/Document System 7146 Recorder Mine Claim Surcharge 7147 Computer System Recorder 7350 Help America Vote Act 7351 HHS Polling Place Accessibility 7430 Treasurer TIF 7494 EECO 7498 Agency Pass Through Grants ESTIMATED REVENUES ACTUAL REVENUES* ESTIMATED REVENUES 2016 2016 2017 30 8,847 270 x 25,000 6,554 1,930 635 72,000 6,400 16,228 3,500 10,000 8,000 x x x 6,203 2,000 11,600 1,200 14,600 500 x x x 188,700 131,487 x 342,644 x 120,000 x x x x 50,000 65 10,000 x x 7,000 x x 23 11,386 3,750 x x 6,506 1,566 602 45,241 2,332 13,512 2,700 7,390 6,822 2,535 30,073 x 7,735 2,700 11,324 997 15,086 89 10,630 x x 134,828 77,704 x 342,644 x 123,820 x x x x 40,581 48 23,665 x x 8,693 50,000 x 30 10,147 4,020 x 4,556 6,554 1,930 635 45,000 6,400 16,228 3,500 10,000 8,000 x x x 9,277 2,975 12,241 1,093 14,639 89 10,630 x x 180,000 114,087 300,662 x 350,000 124,000 x x x x 50,000 65 10,000 x x 7,000 50,000 x Total _____________________ $ 8,119,738 $ 6,975,111 $ 8,696,201 Total Special Revenue Funds $ 13,811,059 $ 12,807,279 $ 14,799,241 DEBT SERVICE FUNDS 4/15 $ $ $ Total Debt Service Funds $ $ $ SCHEDULE C 28 GILA COUNTY Revenues Other Than Property Taxes Fiscal Year 2017 SOURCE OF REVENUES CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS 1115.106.960 - Natural Resources 1115.341.980 - PSWID Water Line 1114 - Bond 1007.341.936 - Vehicle Replacement $ ESTIMATED REVENUES ACTUAL REVENUES* ESTIMATED REVENUES 2016 2016 2017 x $ x x 370,000 x $ x x 362,989 x x x 370,000 370,000 $ 362,989 $ 370,000 $ 283,720 17,000 $ 266,847 7,404 $ 128,683 8,000 Total Permanent Funds $ 300,720 $ 274,251 $ 136,683 Total Capital Projects Funds $ PERMANENT FUNDS 6880 Facilities Mgmt Fairgrounds Rental ENTERPRISE FUNDS 6850 Recycling & Landfill Management 6855 Russell Gulch Expansion Reserve 6856 Buckhead Mesa Expansion Reserve $ 1,803,000 $ x x 1,430,178 $ x x 1,603,000 x x Total Enterprise Funds $ 1,803,000 $ 1,430,178 $ 1,603,000 TOTAL ALL FUNDS $ 34,611,659 $ 32,157,194 $ 35,198,166 * Includes actual revenues recognized on the modified accrual or accrual basis as of the date the proposed budget was prepared, plus estimated revenues for the remainder of the fiscal year. 4/15 SCHEDULE C 29 Schedule D Transfer In / Transfer Out www.gilacountyaz.gov 29 30 GILA COUNTY Other Financing Sources/ and Interfund Transfers Fiscal Year 2017 OTHER FINANCING 2017 SOURCES FUND GENERAL FUND 1005.201.140 General Administration $ $ $ $ (7,741,576) Total General Fund $ $ $ $ (7,741,576) $ $ SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS 1003 CIP Reserve $ 1008 Health Services 1009 Rabies Control 1124 Superior & JP Crts Security 1825.600 Wellness Program 2000 Housing 3001 Drug Gang Violent Crime Control 3061 Sheriff BLESF Program 3064 Marijuana Eradication 3561 CA Drug Prosecution 3563 CA Crime Victim Assistance 4178 CASA - Globe 4501 Law Library Fund 4502 Conciliation Court Fund 4575 DES Access Visitation 5520 Spec School Resource Agency 6010 Library Assistance 6513 Intergovernmental Agreements 6593 TE Sidewalks Sixshooter 6594 TE Sidewalks Main 6510.341.526 1/2 ct Trans Excise Tax Total Special Revenue Funds $ 4/15 INTERFUND TRANSFERS 2017 IN $ SCHEDULE D $ 600,000 966,558 413,809 289,460 5,000 47,000 84,230 15,608 13,224 19,347 7,434 15,448 36,008 63,100 631 1,000 50,000 260,106 16,337 29,706 2,934,006 $ $ (321,548) (321,548) 31 GILA COUNTY Other Financing Sources/ and Interfund Transfers Fiscal Year 2017 OTHER FINANCING 2017 SOURCES FUND DEBT SERVICE FUNDS 1005.201.355 Debt Service $ $ $ 854,000 $ Total Debt Service Funds $ $ $ 854,000 $ $ $ $ 15,399 50,000 250,000 27,000 45,000 150,000 250,000 1,000,000 $ Total Capital Projects Funds $ $ $ 1,787,399 $ $ $ $ 33,660 2,126,544 327,515 $ Total Permanent Funds $ $ $ 2,487,719 $ $ $ CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS 1007.341.817 Pine/Strawberry Shelters 1007.103.500 Election Equip Replace 1115.106.960 Natural Resources 1115.201.940 Financial Syst Upgrade 1115.101.945 Public Info Transparency 1115.101.955 Economic Develop 1115.201.941 Community College 1115.107.950 Wage Study/Plan/Impl PERMANENT FUNDS 6870 Fleet 6880 Facilities - Bldg/Land 6880 Facilities - Sheriff ENTERPRISE FUNDS 6850.341.436 Russell Gulch Expansion 6850.341.435 Buckhead Mesa Expans 6855 Russell Gulch Expansion 6856 Buckhead Mesa Expansion 4/15 INTERFUND TRANSFERS 2017 IN $ $ (250,000) 250,000 Total Enterprise Funds $ $ $ 250,000 $ (250,000) TOTAL ALL FUNDS $ $ $ 8,313,124 $ (8,313,124) SCHEDULE D 32 Schedule E Expenditures / Expenses by Fund 32 www.gilacountyaz.gov 33 GILA COUNTY Expenditures/Expenses by Fund Fiscal Year 2017 FUND/DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUND 101 Board of Supervisors $ 103 Elections 106 Emergency Management 107 Human Resources 108 Community Development 115 GIS Rural Addressing 120 Recorder 143 Administrative Services 201.140 General Administration 201.140 AHCCCS/ALTCS 201.142 Professional Services 201/205 Finance/Purchasing 201.610 Community Agencies 203 Treasurer 207 Computer Services 221 Assessor 300 Sheriff 301 County Attorney 302 Clerk of Superior Court 305 Child Support Enforcement 311 Globe Justice Court 314 Payson Justice Court 321 Globe Constable 324 Payson Constable 329 Court Information System 331 Superior Court Div I 332 Superior Court Div II 333 Superior Court General 335 Probation 336 Juvenile Detention 341.104 Flood Plain Mgmt 345 Indigent Legal Defense 406 Public Fiduciary 541 Constituent Services I 542 Constituent Services II 543 Constituent Services III 702 School Superintendent 201.141 Contingency Indirect Costs Total General Fund $ RESERVES 1003 CIP Reserve 1004 Rainy Day Reserve 1006 Cash Flow Reserve 1,126,297 $ 357,595 270,058 760,526 1,071,540 52,850 700,975 129,691 564,374 3,531,100 277,500 861,634 131,335 458,799 744,977 1,088,921 11,185,608 2,063,291 1,379,672 847,810 598,766 553,105 153,424 181,485 193,924 261,321 253,098 674,608 864,894 1,298,649 202,102 1,193,000 437,066 90,000 90,000 90,000 390,160 858,637 x 35,988,792 $ ACTUAL EXPENDITURES/ EXPENSES* 2016 $ $ BUDGETED EXPENDITURES/ EXPENSES 2017 996,167 $ 282,320 261,955 685,292 940,817 10,027 616,076 123,563 691,619 2,767,366 315,054 817,602 146,300 454,896 660,560 985,684 10,360,391 1,837,444 1,244,798 617,765 504,817 527,312 150,396 143,245 170,625 235,031 256,063 563,330 837,282 1,333,517 156,118 1,194,621 448,918 6,947 79,229 72,812 348,103 x x 31,844,062 $ 1,108,180 413,944 246,253 775,622 1,099,514 52,758 702,175 133,229 522,161 3,525,800 370,500 934,540 242,500 509,048 821,167 1,062,457 12,275,291 2,066,728 1,403,046 842,769 616,675 565,955 145,308 180,898 197,526 178,608 176,197 926,892 953,812 1,335,112 202,102 1,265,500 420,421 90,000 90,000 90,000 389,378 386,380 (1,325,808) 35,992,638 3,050,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 $ 3,557,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 $ $ 1,200,000 $ x x Total Reserve Funds $ 13,557,000 $ $ 1,200,000 $ 13,050,000 808,940 406,253 266,099 142,000 5,000 $ $ 696,072 351,240 7,094 162,815 3,501 $ 966,558 414,459 259,316 289,460 5,000 SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS 1008 Health Services Fund 1009 Rabies Control 1119 Emergency Response 1124 Courts Security 1825 Gila County Wellness 4/15 EXPENDITURE/ EXPENSE ADJUSTMENTS APPROVED 2016 ADOPTED BUDGETED EXPENDITURES/ EXPENSES 2016 $ SCHEDULE E 34 2000 Housing 2001 CAP 2002 Housing Rehabilitation 2012 GEST 2015 Workforce Invest Act Prog 2016 Workforce Invest Act IV 2516 Health Svcs Special Proj 2517 HIV 2518 WIC 2519 TB 2521 Community Health Grant 2524 Immunization 2526 Private Stock Vaccines 2527 Population Health Initiative 2528 Commodity Supp Food Pr 2529 RXP-OD prevention 2530 HIV Consortium 2550 Public Hlth Emerg Prep 2552 Tobacco Free Environ 2557 Smoke Free AZ 2558 Public Hth Accredit 2559 Family Planning 2560 Teen Pregnancy Prev Svc 2562 Public Health in Action 2564 Cenpatico Prevention Svcs 2565 Neonatal Intensive Care 2567 Teen Pregnancy Maze 2568 FTE Early Childhood Scr 2569 Maternal & Child Health 2570 Maternal & Child Visit 2571Supp Nutrition Ed program 3001 Drug Gang Violent Crime 3002 Sheriff Veh Impound/Stor 3011 Sheriff's Justice Enhance 3012 Sheriff Special Projects 3013 Sheriff Seize Eq Recap 3014 Immigration Enforcement 3046 Gila County Sheriff K9 3047 Gila Co Sheriff DARE 3054 Sheriff's Victim's Rights 3055 Sheriff's Commissary Fund 3061 Sheriff BLESF Program 3064 Marijuana Eradication 3067 Methamphetamine Prog 3073 Homeland Security 14 3074 HSGP-Critical Incident 3075 GOHS STEP Sheriff 3076 HSGP-Dispatch Comm 3510 IV-D Incentive/SSRE 3511 Child Supp Other Reimb 3512 Child Supp Incentive 3528 County Attorney Residual 3531 Attorney's Justice Enhance 3541 Victim Restitution/Subrog 3542 Diversion Program CA 3543 County Anti-Racketeering 3544 Cost of Prosec Reimb 3545 Bad Check-County Attorn 3546 DEA Federal Asset Forfeit 3547 Deferred Prosecution Prog 3552 County Attorney Fill the Gap 3553 Fair & Legal Employ Act 3557 AG Victim Rights 3560 Victim Compensation 3561 Drug Prosecution Grant 3563 Crime Victim Asst Prog 4/15 412,137 711,456 308,809 551,953 x x 105 4,561 328,636 46,161 75,000 343,812 410,000 43,748 5,635 x 217,613 307,002 135,000 51,160 97,176 30,897 192,000 x 8,517 36,171 x x x 102,000 X 361,786 x 345,770 33,421 38,325 13,554 353 6,097 1,529 161,940 153,608 33,224 18,829 x x x 25,912 295,010 812,438 466,464 116,560 177,045 83,104 395,388 349,995 472,759 38,809 7,872 75,382 74,853 60,988 68,666 60,000 75,476 25,026 SCHEDULE E 355,555 548,531 129,406 530,477 x 10,995 105 3,470 266,670 13,555 64,798 71,619 279,414 43,461 625 17,301 202,460 283,547 99,938 46,547 32,218 15,769 144,774 x 5,503 447 x x x 91,328 157,623 357,842 x 227,102 5,790 15,398 x x x x 5,189 154,035 37,496 x x x x x 176,664 68,896 x 66,461 168,470 10,167 219,993 24,209 82,392 300 x 490 9,697 x 34,835 x 73,305 23,755 572,660 645,440 414,044 667,452 x x x 4,653 329,022 49,280 71,779 348,358 410,000 70,626 5,985 95,992 222,258 212,653 130,393 54,913 97,221 31,016 234,330 x x 26,570 x x x 81,522 183,431 387,868 x 345,770 33,421 68,325 13,554 x 6,597 1,529 162,814 165,795 33,224 18,829 x x x x 298,594 798,535 480,000 116,560 229,593 70,000 403,489 349,995 461,602 38,809 7,872 91,818 74,853 60,988 68,903 60,000 69,018 25,933 35 4041 Probation Class Material 4042 Adult Probation Services 4050 Adult Drug Court 4051 Adult Intensive Prob Sup 4053 Adult JCEF IPS Assist 4054 CJEF S/Offender 4055 Community Punish Prog 4056 CJEF Substance Abuse 4057 Drug Treatment Education 4059 State Aid Enhancement 4071 JPSF-Treatment 4072 JPSF ERE Assistant 4146 Juvenile Diversion Fees 4147 Juvenile Probation Fees 4148 Juvenile Parental Reimb 4150 Juvenile Detention Altern 4151 Juvenile Evening/Wkend Ctr 4177 Court Appointed Spec Adv 4178 CASA- Globe 4189 Juvenile Drug Court 4192 Juvenile Crime Reduction 4193 Family Counseling 4194 Diversion-Consequences 4195 Diversion-Intake 4196 Juvenile Intensive Prob Sup 4197 Juvenile Standards Prob 4501 Law Library 4502 Conciliation Court Fund 4540 Local Aid to Indigent Def 4541 Local State Aid to Courts 4542 Local Probate Assess Fee 4553 State Aid to Courts 4555 Drug Enforcement/Sup Crt 4556 Field Trainer 4559 Children's Issues Educ 4566 Domestic Rel & Mediation 4569 Aid to Indigent Defense 4574 Superior Crt Cost of Pros 4575 DES Access Visitation 4577 Court Improv Project 4578 Expedited Child Supp/Visit 4740 Globe Justice Surcharge 4741 Payson Justice Surcharge 4742 FARE-Globe Jp 4743 Fill the Gap Globe JP 4744 Fill the Gap Payson Jp 4840 Cost of Prosec Clrk Sup Crt 4841 Expedited Child Support 4842 Document Conversion 4844 Spousal Maint Enforcement 4846 JCEF Surcharge Clrk Sup 4847 Family Law Commissioner 4848 Fill the Gap Clerk of Crt 5510 Gila County Education Ser 5520 Spec School Reserve 6000 Library District Grants 6010 Library Assistance 6500 Public Works 6510 PW Half Cent Trans Excise 6511 Tonto Creek Bridge 6512 Young 512 Road 6513 Intergover Agreements 6570 Waste Tire Fund 6593 TE Sidewalks Six Shooter 6594 TE Sidewalks Main 6860 Fuel Management 4/15 x 470,440 6,500 223,355 23,222 18,500 35,760 27,912 30,693 373,718 65,118 142,972 60,934 106,943 389 20,371 203,272 84,181 x 12,000 33 17,718 15,253 250,936 164,577 162,648 64,008 70,700 5 8,823 46,155 61,266 x 60,100 18,941 7,901 171,349 261,688 x 30,986 29,018 64,790 148,510 X X x 42,731 36,556 63,314 19,391 109,409 3,139 X 1,311 5,599 188,700 1,676,735 6,586,978 4,699,347 x 450,901 65,000 233,551 5,000 5,000 x 884,264 SCHEDULE E x 198,075 14,032 214,291 x 13,092 9,158 21,223 8,992 345,963 53,286 x x 2,477 x 1,690 189,715 69,209 2,181 924 x 20,633 19,089 173,415 122,620 100,907 64,316 59,160 x x 12,696 x x x 6,525 1,845 x 52,186 x 10,504 3,105 x 16,650 x 3,405 x 10,368 2,015 21,544 x 29,750 x x x x 109,056 846,849 3,661,486 1,611,128 x 333,338 x 125,983 15,105 x 272,110 x 376,139 5,000 216,621 23,222 10,000 25,000 26,000 17,000 381,105 68,556 x 59,296 106,943 x x 205,837 90,495 77,238 5,000 x 5,000 17,129 194,306 133,038 110,023 65,606 73,800 5 8,823 47,160 47,433 x 3,063 20,941 8,361 171,349 242,424 x 31,081 29,158 64,790 154,464 x x x 38,339 23,764 56,139 20,072 92,667 2,899 10,630 1,311 5,599 186,577 1,704,227 5,279,159 4,618,696 300,662 x 610,106 176,486 16,337 29,706 697,723 36 6870 Fleet Management 7143 Assessor Surcharge 7144 Recorder's Suspense Acct 7145 Recorder/Document Syst 7146 Mine Claim Surcharge 7147 Computer System-Record 7350 Help America Vote Act 7351 HHS Polling Place 7430 Treasurer TIF 7494 EECO 7498 Agency Pass Thru Grants 7510 Pine SLID 7511 Apache Hills SLID 7512 Upper Glendale SLID 7513 East Verde SLID 7514 Miami Gardens SLID 7515 Midland City/Ct Hgts SLID 7516 Claypool/Lwr Miami SLID Reserve - Special Project CPI/Performance Pay Increases x 148,478 24,669 75,914 1,102 226,574 x 75 11,147 x x 1,764 3,272 1,396 4,055 3,140 16,852 24,245 x 1,000,000 Total Special Revenue Funds $ 148,810 30,195,054 $ $ 628,150 Total Debt Service Funds $ 649,708 148,478 24,669 75,914 1,102 226,574 x x 24,677 50,000 x 1,770 3,039 1,293 4,063 2,911 15,614 22,439 x 1,000,000 $ 15,635,924 $ 31,083,435 $ $ 846,570 $ 854,000 628,150 $ $ 846,570 $ 854,000 $ 3,439,638 626,250 28,350 $ $ 2,487,131 370,995 21,655 $ 3,500,000 722,000 x Total Capital Projects Funds $ 4,094,238 $ $ 2,879,781 $ 4,222,000 $ $ $ $ $ $ 33,660 2,263,227 327,515 DEBT SERVICE FUNDS 201.355 Debt Service CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS 1007 Capital Improvements 1115 Non-Capitalized Projects 1114 Bond PERMANENT FUNDS 6870 Fleet 6880 Facilities Mgmt 6880 Facilities Mgmt - Sheriff $ $ 1,744,351 294,405 1,033,074 167,097 12,686 315 x x 121,360 x x x x x 1,771 2,786 1,186 3,727 2,911 14,319 20,580 x 37,750 1,562,104 218,430 Total Permanent Funds $ 2,038,756 $ $ 1,780,533 $ 2,624,402 ENTERPRISE FUNDS 6850 Recycling & Lndfl Mgmt $ 6855 Russell Gulch Expansion 6856 Buckhead Mesa Expansion 3,011,837 2,171,410 300,000 $ $ 1,358,919 $ x x 3,817,090 2,071,410 300,000 Total Enterprise Funds $ 5,483,247 $ $ 1,358,919 $ 6,188,500 TOTAL ALL FUNDS $ 91,985,237 $ $ 55,545,789 $ 94,014,975 * Includes actual expenditures/expenses recognized on the modified accrual or accrual basis as of the date the proposed budget was prepared, plus estimated expenditures/expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year. 4/15 SCHEDULE E 37 Schedule F Expenditures / Expenses by Department www.gilacountyaz.gov 37 38 GILA COUNTY Expenditures/Expenses by Department Fiscal Year 2017 EXPENDITURE/ EXPENSE ADJUSTMENTS APPROVED 2016 ADOPTED BUDGETED EXPENDITURES/ EXPENSES 2016 DEPARTMENT/FUND ACTUAL EXPENDITURES/ EXPENSES* 2016 BUDGETED EXPENDITURES/ EXPENSES 2017 Board of Supervisors: Board of Supervisors $ Community Agencies Constituent Services I Constituent Services II Constituent Services III EECO Agency Pass Thru Grants Department Total $ 1,126,297 $ 131,335 90,000 90,000 90,000 x x 1,527,632 $ Reserves: Contingency Cash Flow Reserve Rainy Day Fund CIP Reserve $ 858,637 5,000,000 5,000,000 3,557,000 $ $ x $ x x x 972,899 5,000,000 5,000,000 3,050,000 Department Total $ 14,415,637 $ $ $ 14,022,899 $ 1,088,921 148,478 $ $ 985,684 12,686 $ 1,062,457 148,478 Department Total $ 1,237,399 $ $ 998,370 $ 1,210,935 $ 700,975 24,669 75,914 1,102 226,574 $ $ 616,076 $ 315 x x 121,360 702,175 24,669 75,914 1,102 226,574 Department Total $ 1,029,234 $ $ 737,751 $ 1,030,434 $ 458,799 11,147 $ $ 454,896 $ x 485,380 24,677 Department Total $ 469,946 $ $ 454,896 $ 510,057 $ 390,160 1,311 5,599 $ $ 348,103 $ x x 389,378 1,311 5,599 Department Total $ 397,070 $ $ 348,103 $ 396,288 2,063,291 847,810 295,010 812,438 466,464 116,560 177,045 83,104 $ $ 1,837,444 $ 617,765 176,664 68,896 x 66,461 168,470 10,167 2,066,728 842,769 298,594 798,535 480,000 116,560 229,593 70,000 Assessor: Assessor Assessor Surcharge Recorder: Recorder Recorder's Suspense Acct Recorder/Document Syst Mine Claim Surcharge Computer System Treasurer: Treasurer Treasurer TIF School Superintendent: School Superintendent Gila County Educ Srvc Spec School Reserve County Attorney: County Attorney Child Support Enforce IV-D Incentive/SSRE Child Support Other Reimb Child Support Incentive County Att Residual Fund Attorney's Justice Enhance Victim Restit/Subrog 4/15 $ SCHEDULE F $ 996,167 146,300 8,574 84,620 72,812 $ $ 1,308,474 $ 1,108,180 242,500 90,000 90,000 90,000 50,000 x 1,670,680 39 Diversion Program CA County Anti-Racketeering Cost of Prosec Reimb Bad Check - CA DEA Federal Asset Forfeit Deferred Prosec Prog CA Fill the Gap Fair & Legal Employ Act A G Victim Rights Victim Compensation Drug Prosecution Grant Crime Victim Assist Prog 395,388 349,995 472,759 38,809 7,872 75,382 74,853 60,988 68,666 60,000 75,476 25,026 Department Total $ $ 11,185,608 $ 294,405 361,786 x 345,770 33,421 38,325 13,554 353 6,097 1,529 161,940 153,608 33,224 18,829 x x x 25,912 $ 10,360,390 $ 217,115 357,842 x 227,102 5,790 15,398 x x x x 5,189 154,035 37,496 x x x x x 12,270,580 290,015 387,868 x 345,770 33,421 68,325 13,554 x 6,597 1,529 162,814 165,795 33,224 18,829 x x x x 12,674,361 $ $ 11,380,358 $ 13,798,321 $ 153,424 $ $ 150,396 $ 145,308 Department Total $ 153,424 $ $ 150,396 $ 145,308 $ 181,485 $ $ 143,245 $ 180,898 Department Total $ 181,485 $ $ 143,245 $ 180,898 261,321 $ 253,098 674,608 193,924 1,193,000 64,008 70,700 5 8,823 46,155 61,266 x 60,100 18,941 7,901 171,349 261,688 $ $ Department Total $ Globe Constable: Globe Constable Payson Constable: Payson Constable Superior Court: Superior Court Div I $ Superior Court Div II Superior Court General Court Information System Indigent Legal Defense Law Library Fund Conciliation Court Fund Local Aid to Indigent Defense Local State Aid to Courts Local Probate Assess Fee State Aid to Courts Drug Enforcement/Supr Crt Field Trainer Children's Issues Education Domestic Relations & Mediation Aid to Indigent Defense Superior Crt Cost of Prosec 4/15 SCHEDULE F 3,414,843 403,489 349,995 461,602 38,809 7,872 91,818 74,853 60,988 68,903 60,000 69,018 25,933 $ Sheriff: Sheriff Sheriff Jail Maintenance Drug Gang Violent Crime Sheriff Vehicle Impound/Stora Sheriff's Justice Enhancement Sheriff Special Projects Sheriff Seized Eq Recapture Immigration Enforcement Gila County Sheriff K( Gila County Sheriff DARE Sheriff' Victim's Rights Sheriff's Commissary Sheriff BLESF Prog Marijuana Eradication Methamphetamine Prog Homeland Security 14 HSGP - Critical Incident GOHS STEP Sheriff HSGP - Dispatch Comm 6,566,936 219,993 24,209 82,392 300 x 490 9,697 x 34,835 x 73,305 23,755 $ 235,031 $ 256,063 563,330 170,625 1,194,621 64,316 59,160 x x 12,696 x x x 6,525 1,845 x 52,186 6,616,059 178,608 176,197 926,892 197,526 1,265,500 65,606 73,800 5 8,823 47,160 47,433 x 3,063 20,941 8,361 171,349 242,424 40 DES Access Visitation Court Improvement Project Expedited Child Supp Visit x 30,986 29,018 Department Total $ 3,406,891 x 10,504 3,105 x 31,081 29,158 $ $ 2,630,007 Probation: Probation $ Probation Class Material Adult Probation Services Adult Drug Court Adult Intensive Prob Supr Adult JCEF IPS Assist CJEF S/Offender Comm Punishment Program CJEF Substance Abuse Drug Treatment Education State Aid Enhancement JPSF - Treatment JPSF ERE Assistant Juvenile Diversion Fees Juvenile Probation Fees Juvenile Parental Reimb Court Appt Spec Advocate Juvenile Drug Court Juvenile Crime Reduction Family Counseling Diversion - Consequences Diversion - Intake Juv Intensive Probation Superv Juvenile Standards Probation CASA-Globe Department Total $ 864,894 $ x 470,440 6,500 223,355 23,222 18,500 35,760 27,912 30,693 373,718 65,118 142,972 60,934 106,943 389 84,181 12,000 33 17,718 15,253 250,936 164,577 162,648 x 3,158,696 $ $ 837,282 $ x 198,075 14,032 214,291 x 13,092 9,158 21,223 8,992 345,963 53,286 x x 2,477 x 69,209 924 x 20,633 19,089 173,415 122,620 100,907 2,181 2,226,849 $ 933,415 x 376,139 5,000 216,621 23,222 10,000 25,000 26,000 17,000 381,105 68,556 x 59,296 106,943 x 90,495 5,000 x 5,000 17,129 194,306 133,038 110,023 77,238 2,880,526 Juvenile Detention: Juvenile Detention Juv Detention Alternatives Juv Evening/Wkend Res Cntr $ 1,298,649 20,371 203,272 $ $ 1,333,517 1,690 189,715 $ 1,335,112 x 205,837 Department Total $ 1,522,292 $ $ 1,524,922 $ 1,540,949 Globe Justice Court: Globe Justice Court $ Globe Justice Crt Surcharge Fill the Gap FARE Globe JP Department Total $ 598,766 $ 64,790 x x 663,556 $ $ Payson Justice Court: Payson Justice Court $ Payson Justice Crt Surcharge Fill the Gap Department Total $ 553,105 $ 148,510 x 701,615 $ $ Clerk of the Superior Court: Clerk of the Superior Court $ Cost of Pros Clrk Sup Crt Expedited Child Support Doc Conversion Superior Crt Spousal Maintenance Enforce JCEF Surcharge Family Law Commissioner Fill the Gap Department Total $ 1,379,672 $ 42,731 36,556 63,314 19,391 109,409 3,139 X 1,654,212 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 3,493,927 504,817 $ x 3,405 x 508,222 $ 592,848 64,790 x x 657,638 527,321 $ 16,650 x 543,971 $ 565,955 154,464 x 720,419 1,244,798 $ 10,368 2,015 21,544 x 29,750 x x 1,308,475 $ 1,403,046 38,339 23,764 56,139 20,072 92,667 2,899 10,630 1,647,556 Elections: 4/15 SCHEDULE F 41 Elections Help America Vote Act HHS Polling Place Access 357,595 $ x 75 $ 282,320 $ x x 413,944 x x Department Total $ 357,670 $ $ 282,320 $ 413,944 Emergency Services: Emergency Management $ Emergency Response Natural Resources Department Total $ 270,058 266,099 209,000 745,157 $ $ $ $ $ 261,955 7,094 157,151 426,200 246,253 260,418 250,000 756,671 861,634 $ 564,374 3,531,100 277,500 x 628,150 $ 817,602 $ 691,619 2,767,366 315,054 x 649,519 5,862,758 $ $ 5,241,160 $ 4,881,193 $ 760,526 5,000 1,000,000 $ $ 685,292 553 37,750 $ 775,622 5,000 1,000,000 Department Total $ 1,765,526 $ $ 723,595 $ 1,780,622 129,691 $ $ 123,563 $ 133,229 Finance/Purchasing: Finance/Purchasing General Administration AHCCCS/ALTCS Professional Services Indirect Costs Debt Services $ $ Department Total $ Human Resources: Human Resources Gila Cty Wellness Program CPI/Performance increase Administrative Services: Administrative Services 4/15 $ SCHEDULE F $ 934,540 522,161 3,525,800 370,500 (1,325,808) 854,000 42 Schedule G Full / Time Employees and Personnel Compensation 42 www.gilacountyaz.gov 43 GILA COUNTY Full-Time Employees and Personnel Compensation Fiscal Year 2017 FUND GENERAL FUND 101 Board of Supervisors 103 Elections 106 Emergency Management 107 Human Resources 108 Community Development 115 GIS Rural Addressing 120 Recorders 143 Administrative Services 201 Finance 203 Treasurer 207 Computer Services 221 Assessor 300 Sheriff 301 County Attorney 302 Clerk of Superior Court 305 Child Support Enforcement 311 Globe Justice Court 314 Payson Justice Court 321 Globe Constable 324 Payson Constable 329 Court Information System 331 Superior Court Div I 332 Superior Court Div II 333 Superior Court General 335 Probation 336 Juvenile Detention 341.104 Flood Plain Mgmt 406 Public Fiduciary 702 School Superintendent Total General Fund 44 SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS 1008.404 Health Service Fund 1008.405 Environmental Health 4/15 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) 2017 12.00 4.00 1.90 4.50 15.00 1.00 11.00 3.00 13.50 6.00 6.59 17.00 158.90 23.60 22.40 13.00 9.20 9.00 2.50 2.48 2.00 2.00 2.00 9.56 10.22 24.18 2.00 7.00 6.41 Employee Salaries and Hourly Costs 2017 737,713 160,834 102,984 229,497 703,335 29,190 366,155 82,644 559,559 265,698 342,946 616,795 6,627,746 1,327,842 852,103 496,132 363,157 349,744 99,687 119,818 84,142 121,542 124,129 580,609 497,213 812,190 121,639 254,773 253,186 Retirement Costs 2017 Healthcare Costs 2017 107,696 18,464 11,823 26,346 80,743 3,386 49,703 9,488 64,237 38,171 37,772 75,144 1,591,370 167,302 105,490 56,956 52,764 51,479 8,563 19,191 9,660 13,953 14,250 62,569 85,946 96,800 13,964 29,248 36,735 94,176 31,392 14,911 35,316 109,872 7,848 86,328 23,544 105,948 43,415 51,718 133,416 1,247,047 185,736 172,656 102,024 71,940 70,632 14,911 15,696 15,696 15,696 15,696 69,956 80,207 182,230 15,696 47,088 50,306 Total Estimated Personnel Compensation 2017 Other Benefit Costs 2017 59,355 12,994 11,783 18,586 61,311 2,311 29,480 6,452 44,297 21,641 27,315 49,362 665,336 105,844 66,379 38,674 27,906 27,966 8,282 9,825 7,640 4,959 5,160 46,450 49,010 80,866 10,352 20,776 20,796 998,940 223,684 141,501 309,745 955,261 42,735 531,667 122,127 774,042 368,925 459,751 874,717 10,131,500 1,786,724 1,196,628 693,785 515,767 499,822 131,443 164,530 117,138 156,150 159,235 759,584 712,376 1,172,086 161,652 351,885 361,022 401.94 $ 17,283,002 $ 2,939,212 $ 3,111,097 $ 1,541,107 $ 24,874,419 8.37 $ 3.35 358,698 169,284 $ 41,179 19,434 $ 62,784 23,544 $ 28,455 4,647 $ 491,116 216,909 SCHEDULE G GILA COUNTY Full-Time Employees and Personnel Compensation Fiscal Year 2017 45 FUND 1009.404 Rabies Control 2000 Housing 2001 CAP 2002-Housing Rehabilitation 2012 Gest 2517 HIV 2518 WIC 2519 TB 2521 Community Health Grant 2524 Immunization 2527 Population Health Initiative 2528 Commodity Supp Food Pr 2529 RXP-OD prevention 2530 HIV Consortium 2550 Public Hlth Emerg Prep 2552 Tobacco Free Environ 2557 Smoke Free AZ 2559 Family Planning 2560 Teen Pregnancy Prev Svc 2570 Maternal & Child Visit 2571Supp Nutrition Ed program 3001 Drug Gang Violent Crime 3055 Sheriff's Commissary Fund 3061 Sheriff BLESF Program 3510 IV-D Incentive/SSRE 3511 Child Supp Other Reimb 3531 Attorney's Justice Enhance 3542 Diversion Program CA 3544 Cost of Prosec Reimb 3547 Deferred Prosecution Prog 3557 AG Victim Rights 3561 Drug Prosecution Grant 3563 Crime Victim Asst Prog 4042 Adult Probation Services 4051 Adult Intensive Prob Sup 4059 State Aid Enhancement 4071 JPSF-Treatment 4146 Juvenile Diversion Fees 4151-Juvenile Ev/Wkd Res Ctr 4177 Court Appointed Spec Adv 4178- Casa Globe 4194 Diversion-Consequences 4/15 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) 2017 6.20 3.70 3.85 1.75 11.05 0.05 5.91 0.05 1.26 2.06 0.50 0.04 1.10 2.09 2.60 1.81 0.10 0.05 3.36 1.35 1.00 4.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 6.00 2.75 1.00 0.90 1.00 0.50 4.75 3.50 6.50 0.78 0.25 1.22 1.50 1.00 0.20 Employee Salaries and Hourly Costs 2017 197,017 165,269 136,787 76,242 373,603 1,936 169,900 2,279 34,286 70,856 29,787 1,156 32,375 72,243 104,044 57,685 38,035 2,484 129,776 54,703 41,454 225,543 32,877 94,847 72,829 35,705 129,595 276,124 118,301 36,247 32,320 51,285 18,452 169,002 145,656 256,801 41,608 6,151 37,627 54,996 54,995 4,660 Other Benefit Costs 2017 Retirement Costs 2017 Healthcare Costs 2017 22,618 18,973 15,703 8,753 42,890 222 19,505 255 2,800 8,134 3,924 133 3,717 8,294 11,944 6,622 4,366 285 14,898 6,280 4,759 105,306 2,854 44,284 8,361 4,099 14,878 31,699 13,581 4,161 3,710 5,888 2,118 33,553 28,072 48,939 8,688 706 5,452 6,313 4,937 535 47,088 34,531 28,959 14,911 82,478 15,629 13,428 10,837 6,358 31,128 46,303 392 14,125 16,088 3,420 314 8,554 16,167 20,405 10,987 7,848 392 26,369 9,417 7,848 31,392 7,848 15,696 15,696 7,848 23,544 47,088 21,582 7,848 6,867 7,848 3,924 37,278 27,468 51,012 6,121 1,962 9,575 11,772 7,848 1,570 1,344 154 2,718 4,558 2,297 98 2,527 5,640 82,543 4,572 3,017 197 10,152 4,308 65 23,227 3,386 9,768 5,677 2,783 10,101 21,522 9,221 2,825 2,519 3,997 1,438 16,327 13,883 24,352 3,369 479 3,184 1,215 3,350 363 SCHEDULE G Total Estimated Personnel Compensation 2017 282,352 232,201 192,286 106,264 530,099 2,158 237,051 3,080 53,928 99,636 39,428 1,700 47,173 102,343 218,936 79,866 53,267 3,358 181,196 74,708 54,126 385,468 46,965 164,595 102,562 50,435 178,118 376,434 162,685 51,081 45,416 69,018 25,933 256,160 215,079 381,104 59,787 9,298 55,838 74,296 71,130 7,127 GILA COUNTY Full-Time Employees and Personnel Compensation Fiscal Year 2017 FUND 4195 Diversion-Intake 4196 Juvenile Intensive Prob Sup 4197 Juvenile Standards Prob 4501 Law Library 4574 Superior Crt Cost of Pros 4577 Court Improv Project 6000 Library District Grants 6010 Library Assistance 6500 Public Works 6570 Waste Tire Fund 6860 Fuel Management 6870 Fleet Management Total Special Revenue Funds Employee Salaries and Hourly Costs 2017 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) 2017 2.80 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.60 0.50 0.30 4.20 70.70 0.67 0.50 2.50 193.72 $ 131,966 89,257 591,655 28,303 25,781 11,990 12,436 233,285 2,757,625 25,262 19,329 86,842 8,229,249 $ Retirement Costs 2017 Healthcare Costs 2017 26,376 14,223 6,792 3,249 2,960 1,376 1,428 26,781 316,575 2,900 2,219 9,969 1,058,669 20,012 15,696 11,772 7,848 4,676 3,924 5,493 32,962 227,592 5,258 3,924 19,620 1,193,489 $ Total Estimated Personnel Compensation 2017 Other Benefit Costs 2017 $ 12,452 8,828 5,588 2,205 2,008 2,214 971 18,874 286,181 1,972 1,645 7,870 748,468 $ 190,805 128,004 615,806 41,605 35,426 19,504 20,328 311,902 3,587,974 35,393 27,117 124,302 11,229,875 DEBT SERVICE FUNDS Total Debt Service Funds $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS Total Capital Projects Funds PERMANENT FUNDS 6680 Facilities Mgmt. 6880 Facilities Mgmt Sheriff Total Permanent Funds ENTERPRISE FUNDS 6850 Recycling and Landfill Mgmt Total Enterprise Funds 21.83 $ 2.00 696,554 58,993 $ 79,964 6,772 $ 164,808 15,696 $ 54,376 4,646 $ 995,703 86,108 23.83 $ 755,547 $ 86,737 $ 180,504 $ 59,023 $ 1,081,811 12.33 $ 421,508 $ 48,389 $ 96,766 $ 33,681 $ 600,344 12.33 $ 421,508 $ 48,389 $ 96,766 $ 33,681 $ 600,344 INTERNAL SERVICE FUND $ $ 46 4/15 SCHEDULE G $ $ $ GILA COUNTY Full-Time Employees and Personnel Compensation Fiscal Year 2017 FUND Employee Salaries and Hourly Costs 2017 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) 2017 Total Internal Service Fund $ TOTAL ALL FUNDS 631.82 $ Retirement Costs 2017 $ 26,689,306 $ 4,133,007 47 4/15 Healthcare Costs 2017 $ SCHEDULE G $ $ 4,581,856 Total Estimated Personnel Compensation 2017 Other Benefit Costs 2017 $ $ 2,382,280 $ 37,786,449 Appendix 4 www.gilacountyaz.gov 48 Notice of Pending Financial F S tatement F Filing July y 26, 2016 Arizona Rev vised Statuttes (A.R.S.) §11‐661 § req quires coun nties to file a copy of theeir financiall statements with the Offfice of the Auditor A Gen neral pursuaant to A.R.S.. §41‐1279.07 within 9 months afteer the close of each fisccal year. Theese financiaal statementts must be p posted in a prominent location of the County’’s official Web site with hin 7 busineess days of ffiling the rep ports with the Au uditor Generral. o the financcial statemeents until th he financial This form iss posted on our Web siite in place of statements are filed wiith the Officce of the Aud ditor Generral. A copy o of this form has been seent to o the Audito or General, the t Speakerr of the Hou use of Repreesentatives, and the Preesident the Office of of the Senatte. If the financcial statemeents are nott completed as prescrib bed, on or beefore the ad doption process of our budget pursuant to o A.R.S. §§42‐17103 an nd 42‐17105 5, this form will be pub blished in th he budget for the t subsequ uent fiscal year y to notiffy taxpayerss that the reequired financial statem ments are pending g, the reasons for the delay, and th he estimated d date of com mpletion. GILA COU UNTY, ARIZ ZONA Reporrting Year: Fiscal Yea ar 2012‐201 13 Reasons forr delayed reeport: n Progress w with Outsid de Audit Firm m Reports in Estimated Date D of Com mpletion: Septembeer 30, 2016 Contact Nam me: Jeff Hesseenius, Finan ce Director Phone Num mber: 928‐425‐3231 Email: jhessenius@gilacoun ntyaz.gov 49 Notice of Pending Financial F S tatement F Filing July y 26, 2016 Arizona Rev vised Statuttes (A.R.S.) §11‐661 § req quires coun nties to file a copy of theeir financiall statements with the Offfice of the Auditor A Gen neral pursuaant to A.R.S.. §41‐1279.07 within 9 months afteer the close of each fisccal year. Theese financiaal statementts must be p posted in a prominent location of the County’’s official Web site with hin 7 busineess days of ffiling the rep ports with the Au uditor Generral. o the financcial statemeents until th he financial This form iss posted on our Web siite in place of statements are filed wiith the Officce of the Aud ditor Generral. A copy o of this form has been seent to o the Audito or General, the t Speakerr of the Hou use of Repreesentatives, and the Preesident the Office of of the Senatte. If the financcial statemeents are nott completed as prescrib bed, on or beefore the ad doption process of our budget pursuant to o A.R.S. §§42‐17103 an nd 42‐17105 5, this form will be pub blished in th he budget for the t subsequ uent fiscal year y to notiffy taxpayerss that the reequired financial statem ments are pending g, the reasons for the delay, and th he estimated d date of com mpletion. GILA COU UNTY, ARIZ ZONA Reporrting Year: Fiscal Yea ar 2013‐201 14 Reasons forr delayed reeport: n Progress w with Outsid de Audit Firm m Reports in Estimated Date D of Com mpletion: June 30, 2017 2 Contact Nam me: Jeff Hesseenius, Finan ce Director Phone Num mber: 928‐425‐3231 Email: jhessenius@gilacoun ntyaz.gov 50 Notice of Pending Financial F S tatement F Filing July y 26, 2016 Arizona Rev vised Statuttes (A.R.S.) §11‐661 § req quires coun nties to file a copy of theeir financiall statements with the Offfice of the Auditor A Gen neral pursuaant to A.R.S.. §41‐1279.07 within 9 months afteer the close of each fisccal year. Theese financiaal statementts must be p posted in a prominent location of the County’’s official Web site with hin 7 busineess days of ffiling the rep ports with the Au uditor Generral. o the financcial statemeents until th he financial This form iss posted on our Web siite in place of statements are filed wiith the Officce of the Aud ditor Generral. A copy o of this form has been seent to o the Audito or General, the t Speakerr of the Hou use of Repreesentatives, and the Preesident the Office of of the Senatte. If the financcial statemeents are nott completed as prescrib bed, on or beefore the ad doption process of our budget pursuant to o A.R.S. §§42‐17103 an nd 42‐17105 5, this form will be pub blished in th he budget for the t subsequ uent fiscal year y to notiffy taxpayerss that the reequired financial statem ments are pending g, the reasons for the delay, and th he estimated d date of com mpletion. GILA COU UNTY, ARIZ ZONA Reporrting Year: Fiscal Yea ar 2014‐201 15 Reasons forr delayed reeport: n Progress w with Outsid de Audit Firm m Reports in Estimated Date D of Com mpletion: June 30, 2017 2 Contact Nam me: Jeff Hesseenius, Finan ce Director Phone Num mber: 928‐425‐3231 Email: jhessenius@gilacoun ntyaz.gov 51