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								    Budget Summary Continued
<br />Budgeted Govenmental Funds
<br />General and Special Revenue Funds 2021 Budget 2022 Budget
<br />Revenue
<br />  Taxes:
<br />Property Taxes $3,807,760 $3,950,850 
<br />Tax Increments 302,240 377,180 
<br />Other 104,870 112,470 
<br />  Special Assessments 1,060 1,510 
<br />  Licenses and Permits 594,510 504,800 
<br />  Intergovernmental Revenue:
<br />State 147,730 158,250 
<br />  Charges for Services 599,650 519,510 
<br />  Fines and Forfeits 27,650 23,750 
<br />  Miscellaneous 17,130 13,820 
<br />  Interest Earnings 28,500 27,950 
<br />Total Revenue 5,631,100 5,690,090 
<br />Expenditures
<br />   General Government 1,300,900 1,334,760 
<br />   Public Safety 2,456,210 2,510,670 
<br />   Streets and Highways 755,540 759,040 
<br />   Culture and Recreation 825,310 763,980 
<br />   Economic Development 380,810 375,750 
<br />Total Expenditures 5,718,770 5,744,200 
<br />Excess (deficiency) of revenue and other      
<br />financing sources over expenditures and other 
<br />financing uses 
<br />($87,670)($54,110)
<br />General Fund Balance -- January 1 $3,380,506 $2,741,786 
<br />General Fund Balance -- December 31 $2,741,786 $2,601,786 
<br />Property tax levy requirement to fund this budget $4,280,080 $4,472,680 
<br />2022 General Fund Budget  
<br />Revenues
<br />• General Fund revenues in 
<br />the 2022 budget are set at 
<br />$5,099,510.
<br />• The property tax levy accounts 
<br />for approximately 76 percent  
<br />of the General Fund revenues 
<br />and will be increased 3.8 
<br />percent or $142,600 over the 
<br />previous year.
<br />Expenditures
<br />• General Fund expenditures for 
<br />2022 total $5,239,510.
<br />• Public Safety costs are set to 
<br />increase by 6.1 percent for the 
<br />Lake Johanna Fire Department, 
<br />0.4 percent for the Ramsey 
<br />County Sheriff contract, and 
<br />10.8 percent for dispatch costs.  
<br />• Personnel costs are increasing 
<br />by 1.7 percent due to cost 
<br />of living adjustments, step 
<br />increases and health insurance 
<br />premium increases.
<br />The approved budget and tax levy 
<br />information can be viewed in detail 
<br />in the December 13 City Council 
<br />agenda at cityofardenhills.org. 
<br />The purpose of this report is to 
<br />provide a summary of the 2022 
<br />budget information concerning the 
<br />City of Arden Hills for interested 
<br />citizens. This Budget Summary is 
<br />published in the format prescribed 
<br />by Minnesota Statutes Section 
<br />471.6965. 
<br />This report is not the complete city 
<br />budget. The complete city budget 
<br />may be viewed at Arden Hills 
<br />City Hall located at 1245 West 
<br />Highway 96 or online at www.
<br />cityofardenhills.org. The City 
<br />Council approved this budget on 
<br />December 13, 2021.
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