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Calendar
2005 OPERATING BUDGET
October 3rd
Mayor's proposed budget due to Assembly.
October 28
First public hearing by Assembly.
November 4
Second public hearing by Assembly.
November 18-December 10
Assembly adoption.

During October and November, the Assembly holds work sessions as they consider appropriate.

November 17 & 18
Capital & Operating Budgets
11/17: Worksession 11:00a-1:00p
11/18: Assembly meets to finalize amendments and take action to adopt.

December 10
Capital &
 Operating Budgets
Date by which budgets are to be adopted, according to Anchorage Municipal Code (AMC 13.03).

2004 Municipal Budgets

2004 1st Quarter Budget Revision
2004 Service Area Mill Levies

2004 Approved General Government Operating Budget 
(does not include Anchorage School District).
Mayor's Letter, Overview & Personnel Summary 
Budget Guide
 
Revenues
  Revenue Overview
  Revenue Detail

Assembly

Fiscal Officer
Division of Efficiency (Cost Savings Initiative)
Development Services
Economic & Community Development
 (includes Parks and Recreation, Library & Museum) 
Employee Relations
    
Equal Rights Commission

Finance
 
Fire
 

Health & Human Services
 
Information Technology
 
Internal Audit
Maintenance & Operations
Mayor

Municipal Attorney
 
Municipal Manager
Office of Management & Budget
 

Planning
Planning, Development, and Public Works

Police

Project Management & Engineering

Public Transportation
 
Purchasing

Real Estate
 
Traffic
 
Appendices
  Includes:
    Direct Cost by Expenditure Type
    Function Cost Comparison by Fund
    Mill Levy Comparisons by Fund
    Mill Levy Comparisons by Taxing District
    1995-2004 Mill Levy Trends
    Preliminary Property Tax on $100,000 Home by Services Rendered
    Applied Fund Balance Comparison by Fund
    Personnel Benefit Rates
    Overtime Comparison by Department
    Debt Service Summary by Program
    Tax Limit Calculation
     Police and Fire Retirement System Information

Approved Capital Budget (11.18.03)
(major, long-lived assets)
2004-2009 Proposed General Government Capital Improvement Budget/Program (CIB/CIP)
CIB refers to the upcoming year (2004); CIP refers to the next six-year program of capital funding (2004-2009).
Budget Introduction
/Overview
Capital Project Lists (all departments)
Capital Project Descriptions (all departments)

2004 Proposed General Government Operating Budget 
(does not include Anchorage School District). Strategic framework and performance measures included within each department's budget.
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Budget Overview & Guide
 
Revenue Sources 
Assembly
Chief Fiscal Officer
Development Services
Economic & Community Development (includes Parks and Recreation, Library & Museum) 
Employee Relations
 
Equal Rights Commission

Finance
 
Fire
 

Health & Human Services
 
Information Technology
 
Internal Audit
Maintenance & Operations
Mayor

Municipal Attorney
 
Municipal Manager
Office of Management & Budget
 

Planning
Planning, Development, and Public Works

Police

Project Management & Engineering

Public Transportation
 
Purchasing

Real Estate
 
Traffic
 
Appendices
  Includes:
    Direct Cost by Expenditure Type
    Function Cost Comparison by Fund
    Mill Levy Comparisons by Fund
    Mill Levy Comparisons by Taxing District
    1995-2004 Mill Levy Trends
    Preliminary Property Tax on $100,000 Home by Services Rendered
    Applied Fund Balance Comparison by Fund
    Personnel Benefit Rates
    Overtime Comparison by Department
    Debt Service Summary by Program
    Tax Limit Calculation
     Wage Freeze Proposal by Bargaining Unit

2004 Preliminary Capital Improvement Budget/Program

2004 Proposed Capital Budget
(major, long-lived assets)
2004-2009 Proposed General Government Capital Improvement Budget/Program (CIB/CIP)
CIB refers to the upcoming year (2004); CIP refers to the next six-year program of capital funding (2004-2009).
Budget Introduction
 /Overview
Financial Summaries
 
Fire
Police
 
Health & Human Services

Public Transportation

Project Management & Engineering

Parks & Recreation, Library & Museum
Maintenance & Operations

Information Technology

Real Estate

State Roadways


2004 Approved Utility/Enterprise Activity Operating & Capital Budgets
Anchorage Water & WasteWater Utility

Merrill Field Airport

Municipal Light & Power
Port of Anchorage
Solid Waste Services


 

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