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ES67 (Allocate 100% of Trust Balance) The Allocation of the Special Distribution by Unit Type Unit Type Cd CAGIT/COIT Balance CEDIT Balance Total Counties (Includes Indpls/Marion Co.) 186,475,637 42,476,074 228,951,711 Townships 26,009,251 0 26,009,251 Cities and Towns 162,663,328 41,494,013 204,157,341 School Corporations 12,210,847 0 12,210,847 Libraries 25,253,220 0 25,253,220 Special Units 8,095,382 0 8,095,382 Grand Total 420,707,665 83,970,087 504,677,752 The Special Distribution by County CD County CAGIT/COIT Balance CEDIT Balance Total 01 Adams 1,473,622 1,039,328 2,512,950 02 Allen 12,035,014 4,415,075 16,450,089 03 Bartholomew 4,736,200 2,040,580 6,776,780 04 Benton 853,618 67,279 920,897 05 Blackford 358,622 107,588 466,210 06 Boone 13,044,770 - 13,044,770 07 Brown 943,079 133,282 1,076,361 08 Carroll 1,618,964 217,980 1,836,944 09 Cass 2,878,351 - 2,878,351 10 Clark 8,981,003 3,016,364 11,997,367 11 Clay 2,029,289 - 2,029,289 12 Clinton 1,612,934 627,782 2,240,716 13 Crawford 152,989 50,007 202,996 14 Daviess 2,370,496 1,032,790 3,403,286 15 Dearborn 1,471,348 - 1,471,348 16 Decatur 1,271,304 420,419 1,691,723 17 DeKalb 3,534,003 1,063,916 4,597,919 18 Delaware 1,232,558 943,533 2,176,091 19 Dubois 2,839,987 1,913,668 4,753,655 20 Elkhart 23,809,353 4,963,417 28,772,770 21 Fayette 536,077 154,544 690,621 22 Floyd 6,102,764 3,210,233 9,312,997 23 Fountain 723,593 67,831 791,424 24 Franklin 1,087,514 274,741 1,362,255 25 Fulton 1,538,323 485,569 2,023,892 26 Gibson - 1,342,286 1,342,286 27 Grant 4,062,078 181,324 4,243,402 28 Greene 1,600,895 - 1,600,895 29 Hamilton 65,741,334 - 65,741,334 30 Hancock 9,407,630 992,626 10,400,256 31 Harrison 655,036 216,962 871,998 32 Hendricks 18,978,638 5,499,691 24,478,329 33 Henry 444,610 107,009 551,619 34 Howard 2,072,872 337,585 2,410,457 35 Huntington 2,348,920 312,770 2,661,690 36 Jackson 2,005,568 943,555 2,949,123 37 Jasper 9,609,336 833,850 10,443,186 38 Jay 1,564,441 213,671 1,778,112 39 Jefferson - 410,122 410,122 40 Jennings 1,024,269 256,308 1,280,577 41 Johnson 14,280,822 - 14,280,822 Preliminary Estimates Prepared by the Office of Fiscal and Management Analysis 1 of 2 CD County CAGIT/COIT Balance CEDIT Balance Total 42 Knox 1,565,216 1,191,929 2,757,145 43 Kosciusko 2,077,442 945,981 3,023,423 44 LaGrange 4,098,851 1,345,343 5,444,194 45 Lake 24,802,682 6,541,512 31,344,194 46 LaPorte 2,648,051 2,248,156 4,896,207 47 Lawrence 2,309,517 - 2,309,517 48 Madison 8,720,620 - 8,720,620 49 Marion 59,425,886 - 59,425,886 50 Marshall 2,684,916 - 2,684,916 51 Martin 160,609 7,630 168,239 52 Miami 1,609,854 314,283 1,924,137 53 Monroe 7,831,675 - 7,831,675 54 Montgomery 1,903,718 74,910 1,978,628 55 Morgan 4,417,831 500,155 4,917,986 56 Newton 670,302 - 670,302 57 Noble 2,421,292 1,285,612 3,706,904 58 Ohio 209,115 - 209,115 59 Orange 409,411 103,548 512,959 60 Owen 580,085 176,931 757,016 61 Parke 827,039 247,846 1,074,885 62 Perry 253,123 709,666 962,789 63 Pike - 365,061 365,061 64 Porter - 4,259,772 4,259,772 65 Posey 1,100,623 1,369,149 2,469,772 66 Pulaski 2,352,884 368,123 2,721,007 67 Putnam 1,368,133 777,333 2,145,466 68 Randolph 1,069,831 515,127 1,584,958 69 Ripley 1,146,463 420,179 1,566,642 70 Rush 1,717,214 240,378 1,957,592 71 St. Joseph 11,833,819 3,990,747 15,824,566 72 Scott 813,027 105,048 918,075 73 Shelby 1,448,140 320,936 1,769,076 74 Spencer 402,627 684,392 1,087,019 75 Starke 460,638 1,006,759 1,467,397 76 Steuben 3,856,820 795,950 4,652,770 77 Sullivan - 351,049 351,049 78 Switzerland 188,500 - 188,500 79 Tippecanoe 8,079,389 6,812,493 14,891,882 80 Tipton 1,099,747 297,588 1,397,335 81 Union 439,709 90,131 529,840 82 Vanderburgh 7,548,373 - 7,548,373 83 Vermillion - - - 84 Vigo 2,760,240 1,375,719 4,135,959 85 Wabash 3,615,316 859,533 4,474,849 86 Warren 1,480,077 260,759 1,740,836 87 Warrick - 3,290,912 3,290,912 88 Washington 1,518,268 474,790 1,993,058 89 Wayne 1,590,358 288,438 1,878,796 90 Wells 2,304,259 473,582 2,777,841 91 White 1,708,511 549,131 2,257,642 92 Whitley 145,240 39,821 185,061 Total Distribution 420,707,665 83,970,087 504,677,752 Preliminary Estimates Prepared by the Office of Fiscal and Management Analysis 2 of 2 ES67: Estimated Allocation of the Special Distribution (100% of Trust Balance) Local Income Tax Local Income Tax Rate County Unit ID Unit Name CAGIT/COIT Balance CEDIT Balance Total Distribution Adams 0110000 Adams County 847,950 679,903 1,527,853 0120001 Blue Creek Township 1,805 0 1,805 0120002 French Township 1,999 0 1,999 0120003 Hartford Township 2,890 0 2,890 0120004 Jefferson Township 1,964 0 1,964 0120005 Kirkland Township 4,078 0 4,078 0120006 Monroe Township 6,726 0 6,726 0120007 Preble Township 3,540 0 3,540 0120008 Root Township 5,623 0 5,623 0120009 St. Marys Township 3,014 0 3,014 0120010 Union Township 3,239 0 3,239 0120011 Wabash Township 4,691 0 4,691 0120012 Washington Township 18,107 0 18,107 0130407 Decatur Civil City 294,510 236,218 530,728 0130453 Berne Civil City 98,100 78,789 176,889 0130520 Geneva Civil Town 41,738 33,527 75,265 0130521 Monroe Civil Town 13,779 10,891 24,670 0140015 Adams Central Community School Corp 0 0 0 0140025 North Adams Community School Corp 0 0 0 0140035 South Adams School Corporation 0 0 0 0150001 Berne Public Library 20,769 0 20,769 0150304 Adams Public Library System 48,401 0 48,401 0161011 Adams County Solid Waste Management 50,699 0 50,699 Adams Total 1,473,622 1,039,328 2,512,950 Allen 0210000 Allen County 4,527,742 925,637 5,453,379 0220001 Aboite Township 26,527 0 26,527 0220002 Adams Township 25,777 0 25,777 0220003 Cedar Creek Township 8,549 0 8,549 0220004 Eel River Township 2,444 0 2,444 0220005 Jackson Township 849 0 849 0220006 Jefferson Township 5,395 0 5,395 0220007 Lafayette Township 2,049 0 2,049 0220008 Lake Township 3,931 0 3,931 0220009 Madison Township 2,711 0 2,711 0220010 Marion Township 4,445 0 4,445 0220011 Maumee Township 3,518 0 3,518 0220012 Milan Township 4,473 0 4,473 0220013 Monroe Township 2,382 0 2,382 0220014 Perry Township 26,242 0 26,242 0220015 Pleasant Township 1,164 0 1,164 0220016 Scipio Township 515 0 515 0220017 Springfield Township 7,882 0 7,882 0220018 St. Joseph Township 29,495 0 29,495 0220019 Washington Township 16,630 0 16,630 0220020 Wayne Township 132,925 0 132,925 0230100 Fort Wayne Civil City 5,136,759 3,152,191 8,288,950 0230424 New Haven Civil City 247,301 183,820 431,121 0230465 Woodburn Civil City 8,377 18,886 27,263 0230476 Zanesville Civil Town 225 1,578 1,803 0230522 Grabill Civil Town 14,226 13,084 27,310 0230523 Huntertown Civil Town 22,561 59,766 82,327 0230524 Monroeville Civil Town 10,461 15,345 25,806 0230968 Leo-Cedarville Civil Town 18,975 44,768 63,743 0240125 M.S.D. Sw Allen County School Corp 0 0 0 0240225 Northwest Allen County School Corp 0 0 0 0240235 Fort Wayne Community School Corporation 0 0 0 0240255 East Allen County School Corporation 0 0 0 0250260 Allen County Public Library 1,179,519 0 1,179,519 0260800 Fort Wayne Public Transportation 231,971 0 231,971 0260960 Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport Auth 266,299 0 266,299 0260969 Southwest Allen County Fire 62,695 0 62,695 0261019 Allen County Solid Waste 0 0 0 Allen Total 12,035,014 4,415,075 16,450,089 Bartholomew 0310000 Bartholomew County 1,715,633 770,034 2,485,667 0320001 Clay Township 7,075 0 7,075 0320002 Clifty Township 2,717 0 2,717 0320003 Columbus Township 100,486 0 100,486 0320004 Flatrock Township 4,625 0 4,625 0320005 German Township 14,606 0 14,606 Preliminary Estimates Prepared by the Office of Fiscal and Management Analysis 1 of 37 Local Income Tax Rate County Unit ID Unit Name CAGIT/COIT Balance CEDIT Balance Total Distribution Bartholomew 0320006 Harrison Township 27,175 0 27,175 0320007 Hawcreek Township 10,268 0 10,268 0320008 Jackson Township 1,709 0 1,709 0320009 Ohio Township 3,383 0 3,383 0320010 Rockcreek Township 2,477 0 2,477 0320011 Sandcreek Township 2,642 0 2,642 0320012 Wayne Township 11,382 0 11,382 0330200 Columbus Civil City 2,219,243 1,170,795 3,390,038 0330525 Clifford Civil Town 919 6,191 7,110 0330526 Elizabethtown Civil Town 692 13,392 14,084 0330527 Hartsville Civil Town 1,710 9,619 11,329 0330528 Hope Civil Town 23,037 55,855 78,892 0330529 Jonesville Civil Town 653 4,703 5,356 0330703 Edinburgh Civil Town 96,199 9,991 106,190 0340365 Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp 275,078 0 275,078 0340370 Flatrock-Hawcreek School Corporation 14,176 0 14,176 0344215 Edinburgh Community School Corporation 729 0 729 0350006 Bartholomew County Public Library 195,029 0 195,029 0350111 Edinburgh-Wright-Hageman Public Library 4,557 0 4,557 0361039 Bartholomew County Solid Waste Mgmt 0 0 0 Bartholomew Total 4,736,200 2,040,580 6,776,780 Benton 0410000 Benton County 463,932 45,827 509,759 0420001 Bolivar Township 3,661 0 3,661 0420002 Center Township 8,873 0 8,873 0420003 Gilboa Township 1,395 0 1,395 0420004 Grant Township 2,666 0 2,666 0420005 Hickory Grove Township 6,745 0 6,745 0420006 Oak Grove Township 4,686 0 4,686 0420007 Parish Grove Township 2,507 0 2,507 0420008 Pine Township 2,518 0 2,518 0420009 Richland Township 4,013 0 4,013 0420010 Union Township 1,612 0 1,612 0420011 York Township 1,963 0 1,963 0430530 Ambia Civil Town 3,426 331 3,757 0430531 Boswell Civil Town 29,349 2,837 32,186 0430532 Earl Park Civil Town 7,929 766 8,695 0430533 Fowler Civil Town 121,204 11,886 133,090 0430534 Otterbein Civil Town 21,648 2,100 23,748 0430535 Oxford Civil Town 36,546 3,532 40,078 0440395 Benton Community School Corporation 39,868 0 39,868 0445995 South Newton School Corporation 6,696 0 6,696 0448535 Tri County School
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    West Central Indiana Economic Development District Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Summary Background Parke County County Seat: Rockville About the District Largest City: Rockville Square Miles: 444.70 The District is made up of six counties (Clay, Population (2010): 17,354 Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermillion, and Vigo Population (2016): 16,800 County) centrally located along the western Population Per Sq. Mile: 37.78 border of the State of Indiana. It is a vibrant Per Capita Income (2016): $33,721 region of rural communities, 36 Median Income (2016): $47,599 incorporated cities and towns, and one Class Unemployment Rate (2016): 5.3 II City; the City of Terre Haute in Vigo Table 2 - Parke County Quick Facts County, which is the 12th largest city in the Putnam County State in terms of population. Vigo County is County Seat: Greencastle the largest county in the District with 47.9% Largest City: Greencastle of the total population. Square Miles: 480.50 The counties of Clay, Sullivan, Vermillion and Population (2010): 37,952 Vigo makeup the Terre Haute Metropolitan Population (2016): 37,436 Statistical Area (MSA). Putnam County is part Figure 1 - Indiana County Map Population Per Sq. Mile: 77.91 Per Capita Income (2016): $34,742 of the Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson MSA. Median Income (2016): $50,896 County Quick Facts: Unemployment Rate (2016): 4.5 Table 3 - Putnam County Quick Facts Clay County Sullivan County County Seat: Brazil County Seat: Sullivan Largest City: Brazil Largest City: Sullivan Square Miles: 357.50 Square Miles: 447.10 Population (2010): 26,887 Population (2010): 21,475 Population (2016): 26,309 Population (2016): 20,802 Population Per Sq.
  • 2019 Expenditure Per Capita Report

    2019 Expenditure Per Capita Report

    Report on Expenditures Per Capita April 30, 2019 Department of Local Government Finance STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE INDIANA GOVERNMENT CENTER NORTH 100 NORTH SENATE AVENUE N1058 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46204 PHONE (317) 232—3777 FAX (317) 974—1629 To: Governor Eric J. Holcomb From: Wesley R. Bennett, Commissioner Department of Local Government Finance Copy: Members of the Indiana General Assembly Date: April 30, 2019 Subject: Report on Expenditures Per Capita The attached Report on Expenditures Per Capita (“Report”) is filed in accordance with IC 6-1.1- 33.5-7. The Report, prepared by the Data Analysis Division of the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance (“Department”), presents a compilation of each local government’s expenditures per capita based on 2017 and 2018 data provided by each local government’s annual financial report. Data were compiled according to the type of local government: counties, townships, cities/towns, school corporations, libraries, special districts, conservancy districts, and soil and water conservation districts. Indiana Code calls for a report that includes each local government’s total amount of expenditures per capita based on the most recent federal decennial census. The Indiana State Board of Accounts provided expenditure information for all non-school local governments, while the Indiana Department of Education provided expenditure information for schools. The Department has determined the highest, lowest, median, and average expenditures per capita for each local government. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Report on Expenditures Per Capita April 30, 2019 Office of the Commissioner Overview of the Report on Expenditures Per Capita ...