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Roseville Finance Commission <br />Agenda Item <br />Page 1 of 8 <br />Memo <br />To: Roseville Finance Commission <br />From: Chris Miller, Finance Director <br />Date: May 10, 2016 <br />Re: Item #7: Receive Historical Budget & Tax Levy Data <br />Background <br />In the interest of broadening the Finance Commission’s perspective on future budgetary matters, Staff <br />has compiled some historical data on City revenues and expenditures. The information presented below <br />is lifted from the annual financial statements that are presented on the City’s website. <br />In presenting its financial statements, municipalities separate financial activity into two aggregate <br />categories; governmental and enterprise. The governmental category records the activity associated with <br />programs and services that are managed as traditional ‘government-type’ services that oftentimes are <br />funded by property taxes. This includes activities such as public safety, streets, and most parks & <br />recreation programs. <br />Most municipalities also choose to present separate financial statements for key operating funds such as <br />the General Fund or other major funds. The purpose of these supplemental statements is to highlight <br />financial performance for those functions that play a large civic role. Selected governmental funds are <br />presented in a later section below. <br />In contrast, the enterprise category records activity associated with ‘business-type’ programs and <br />services that are funded without property taxes, and which are managed similar to a private sector <br />business. This includes activities such as water, sewer, and the golf course. <br />2011-2015 Financial Summary: Aggregate Funds <br />The following table (Table A) provides an operating summary for the City’s governmental funds for the <br />past five years. <br />Item #6: Attachment A