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To: Mayor and Council <br />From: Maggie Jin, Finance Director <br />Subject: Fourth Quarter Financial Report <br />Date: February 12, 2024 <br />Attachments: <br />1.General Fund Revenue Summary <br />2.General Fund Revenue Detail <br />3.General Fund Revenue Graph <br />4.General Fund Expenditure Summary <br />5.General Fund Expenditure Detail <br />6.Enterprise Fund Detail <br />7.New Investment Listing <br />The fourth quarter General Fund year-to-date budget to actual comparisons are included with this <br />memo. Revenues are currently at 71.5% of budget with expenditures at 75.2% of budget. There <br />has been a change in the General Fund presentation. Both revenues and expenditures have been <br />removed from the presentation. The Golf Course is being moved to an Enterprise Fund and will <br />no longer be reported in the General Fund. <br />The fourth quarter 2023 budget to actual comparisons are included with this memo. Both <br />detailed and summary data is being presented for review. The amounts being presented should be <br />considered preliminary numbers and may change as staff prepares for the 2023 audit. It is <br />anticipated that any changes will be minor in relation to the overall budget. With the <br />presentation, the change made in third quarter of 2023 in regards to the Golf Course is also <br />shown where both revenue and expenditure have been removed due to the Golf Course moving <br />to an Enterprise Fund. <br />General Fund Revenues <br />Revenues have finished the year exceeding budgeted level by 4.49%. Investment earnings have <br />not yet been allocated so further increase will occur once the entry is booked. The largest <br />General Fund revenue is the property tax levy representing 51.5% of the revenue budget. Tax <br />collections have ended at 99.35% with remainder to be collected in future years. Licenses and <br />Permits and Other Governmental have exceed budget for the year. This is related to building <br />permits and activity that were not anticipated, and higher than expected Police State Aid and the <br />Toward Zero Deaths police grant. The Toward Zero Death police grant revenue is a pass-through <br />to other local agencies and correlates to the expenditure. Charges for Service have also finished <br />the year over budgeted levels. Interest on investments is allocated at year-end will be close to or <br />at budget numbers. A revenue graph is included with this memo for comparison with previous <br />years. <br />210