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CITY GOVERNMENT FINANCES IN 1965-66
u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COM't'lERCE, Alexander B. Trowbridge, Secretary William H. Shaw, Assistant Secrltary, Economic Affairs
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. A. Ross Eckler, Director
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A. ROSS ECKLER, Director HOWARD C. GRIEVES, Deputy Director
Governments Division David P. McNeli s, Acting Chief
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Many staff members of the Governments Division participated in the preparation of this report. Statistics for the 43lar gest cities, and also for a limited proportion of smaller municipalities, were assembled by the Compilation Branch, headed by Francis M. Twiss. Other city finance data were examined by the Surveys Branch, headed by Kenneth E. Anderson.
The Processing Division of the Bureau carried out machine pro ce ssrng work in accordance with specifications prepared by Sherman Landau of the Governments Division. Tabulation work within the Governments Division was handled mainly by the Management and Operations Branch, headed by Marjorie Ball. Lynden Mannen reviewed t he publication copy.
Grateful acknowledgment is made of the cooperation of the numerous municipal finance officials who kindly provided information f or this report.
July 1967
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 34-2B211
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Intr oduction .••...... """"""""""". """"""""""""""""". """""""""""""""" 1
Table:
1. --National Summary of City Government Finances: 1965-66 and Prior Periods.. • • • • • • . • • • • . • • • • . . • • • • . • • . • • . • . 5
2. --Finances of City ..Operated Utilities: 1965-66...... 6
3. --Selected City Finance Items, by Population-Size Groups: 1965-66""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" 7
4. --Per Capita Amounts of Selected City Finance Items, by Population-Size Groups: 1965-66 ••••.••••••••••••.••••• 8
5. --Finances of Individual Cities and Selected Urban Towns and Townships of over 50, 000: 1965-66 •••.••.••.•...•.••.. 9
6. --Finances of the 43 Largest Cities, in Detail: 1965-66...... 56
7. --Operating Staternent s-o-Utfl.itde s Operated by the 43 Largest Cities: 1965-66 •.•..••••••••••.•••••.•••••.••• 72
Definitions of Selected Terms. • • • • • • • • • • . . • . . . . . • . • • • • . . . • • ...... 75
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" ; ,> Introduction
Revenue of city governments altogether, Sources other than taxes and intergovern- during fiscal 1965-66. amounted to $21.9 bil- mental revenue supplied $3.3 billion of munici- lion. as against $20.3 billion in 1964-65. pal general revenue in fiscal 1965-66. This included $2.1 billion from current charges (other Total revenue consists of all revenue re- than for utility services. classed separately as ceived from external sources by the city lltility revenue). i corporations and their dependent municipal j agencies. including any city-operated utilities f and employee-retirement systems. General I, GENERAL EXPENDITURE • J revenue--i. e., revenue excluding utility and r ' employee-retirement amounts--was approxi- As indicated by table 1, education takes a mately $17.3 billion in fiscal 1965-66. com- larger share of city expenditure than any other pared with $15.9 billion the previous year. function, even though most of this spending is by the small fraction of municipal governments City expenditure totaled $22.4 billion in (including New York City and some other very 1965-66, as against $20.7 billion in 1964-65. large units) that directly administer local public , ' General expenditure--i. e , , spending other 'than schools. In most cities, public schools are ad- for utility and employee-retirement purposes-- ministered by independent school districts, for totaled $17.4 billion in 1965-66. which financial data are not included in this report. National totals on the finances of cities are presented in tables 1 and 2. As suggested by Following is a summary functional distribu- i the column headings. there is some discontin- tion of municipal governments' general expend- uity in the statistics summarized historically iture in fiscal 1965-66: in table 1. Amounts shown there for "1963" pertain to municipal fiscal years which ended ,J, during that calendar year. while amounts shown for the more recent periods pertain to municipal fiscal years which closed within the 12 months Amount Per (millions Per- capita ended June 30 of the later year specified. Function of cent amount Table 3 shows a distribution of financial dollars) (dollars) amounts by city size groups. based on the 1960 Census of Population and 1962 Census of Gov- Total general ernments. 1 Per capita amounts. by city size- expenditure .••...• 17,404 100.0 149.55 groups. appear in table 4. Education••....•...•• 2,747 15.8 23.60 GENERAL REVENUE Police protection ••.• 1,887 10.8 16.21 Highways•..•.•..•.•.• 1,885 10.8 16.20 City-imposed taxes yielded $9.8 billion in Fire protection •.••.• 1,211 7.0 10.41 fiscal 1965-66 or nearly three-fifths of all gen- Sewerage.•..••.....•. 1,100 6.3 9.45 eral revenue of city governments. Property Public welfare .•....• 1,049 6.0 9.01 taxation continued as the predominant revenue Hospitals ••••..•••... 977 5.6 8.40 source supplying $6. 9 billion. Other municipal Parks and recreation. 832 4.8 7.15 tax amounts. as shown in table 1. consisted of Sanitation other than approximately $1.2 billion from general sales sewerage•••..•.••.•. 776 4.5 6.67 and gross receipts taxes. $611 billion from selective sales taxes. and $1. 1 billion from Housing and urban renewal. ••••••.• , ••• licenses and miscellaneous other taxes. 763 4.4 6.56 Interest on general debt...... Municipalities received about $3.3 billion 638 3.7 5.49 from State governments in fiscal 1965-66. This. General control •..•.• 506 2.9 4.35 together with lesser sums received directly Financial adminis- from the Federal Government and frODl other tration .••••..••..•• 304 1.7 2.61 local governments (mainly counties). made the Generltl public total of city intergovernmental revenue $4.1 bil- buildings •.•••..•••• 303 1.7 2.60 lion. or almost one-fourth of general revenue All other functions •• 2,426 13.9 20.85 from all sources. lSize-class distributions of municipal gov- ernments, together with related population fig- Table 1shows annual functional expenditure s ures, are shown nationally and for States and for 1965-66 and selected previous years, with metropolitan areas in GovernmentalOrganization distributions indicating capital outlay amounts (Vol. I of the 1962 Census of Governments). separately for several major functions.
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EXPENDITURE BY CHARACTER data for these various type s of utilities are \,," AND OBJECT shown in table 2. In a few States. certain mu- nicipal governments also have liquor store sys- Nearly two-thirds of all municipal expend- tems. Summary figures for these undertakings iture in fiscal 1965-66 (including amounts for appe.ar in table 1. utility and insurance-trust purposes as well as general-government purposes) was for current City utility revenue in fiscal 1965-66 totaled operation. Expenditure of this nature amounted $3.9 billion. including $1. 7 billion for water to $14.9 billion. supply systems and $1.5 billion for electric power systems. Utility expendi.ture amounted Capital outlay--mostly for construction. but to $4.2 billion. of which $2.5 billion was for also including spending for equipment and the current operation. $1. 3 billion was capital out- purchase of land and existing structures-- lay. and the other $374 million was interest on amounted to $4.9 billion. or nearly one-fourth utility debt. of all municipal expenditures. Municipal indebtedness for utilities at the Payments of interest on debt (including utility end of the fiscal year amounted to $11.2 billion. as well as general municipal debt) amounted to or nearly one-third of all city debt outstanding. $1. 0 billion. insurance benefits and repayments were $656 million. and intergovernmental ex- FINANCES OF MUNICIPAL penditure amounted to $268 million. Cash EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT SYSTEMS assistance payments totaled $587 million. Municipal revenue in 1965-66 included Expenditure for personal services was about employee-retirement revenue of $595 million. $9.8 billion in fiscal 1965-66. and thus ap- consisting of employee contributions and the proached one -half of all municipal expenditure. earnings on retirement system investments. In Personal service costs are mainly for current addition. these retirement systems received operation but include also some amounts for $742 million of employer contributions from personnel engaged in construction wor-k, their parent municipalities (including $18 million of State payments for this purpose).
INDEBTEDNESSAND DEBT TRANSACTIONS Benefits and withdrawals paid by municipal retirement systems in 1965-66 totaled $648 At the end of fiscal 1965-66. municipal in- million. and their financial assets at the end of debtedness totaled $33.7 billion. or 5.8 percent the fiscal year amounted to $8.3 billion, as more than a year earlier. The debt total in- shown in table :J... cluded $19.0 billicm of long-term indebtedness pledging the cities I full faith and credit. $11. 9 The foregoing figures pertain only to munic- billion of nonguaranteed long. term debt. and ipally administered employee-retirement sys- $2.8 billion of short-term debt. tems. They do not include amounts for State -a.dmfaistez-ed systems --some of which During fiscal 1965-66. municipalities issued provide cove:t"agefor municipal employees --nor about $3.7 billion of long-term debt. including for the Federal program of Old Age. Survivors. more than $900 million for utility purposes. Disability. and Health Insurance. Emplc.yer Their retirement of long-term debt during this payments by participating cities to such other fiscal year totaled $1. 9 billion. including more retirement programs are included here as a than $500 million of utility indebtedness. part of municipal general expenditure for cur- rent operation. 2 CASHAND SECURITY HOLDINGS SIZE-GROUP STATISTICS Financialholdings of municipalities amounted to $19.8 billion at the end of fiscal 1965-66. Of Financi'al statistics for various population- this sum. $8.3 billion represented employee- size groups of municipal governments appear in retirement system holdings. $3.1 billion was tables 3 and 4. It should especially be noted held as offsets to long-term debt. $2.7 billion that the figures for cities of Ie s s than 50.000 consisted of the proceeds of bond issues held represent estimates based on a limited sample. pending disbursement. $67 million comprised unemployment compensation balances of Washington. D. C.. and the remaining $5.7 2Additional data on finances of municipal billion represented holdings of all other city emplqyee-retirement systems, including figures funds. including public trust and investment individually for major systems, appear in the funds. Census Bureau report, ~ces of Emplqyee- Retirement Systems ofstate ffi~dLocal Governments CITY UTILITIES AND LIQUORSTORES in 1965-66. More detailed 1962 data, including information on membership, coverage classes, and Municipal governments commonly operate beneficiaries, are supplied in the report, water supply systems and some of them also Em 10 ee-Retirement stems of State and Local operate other utilities--electric power. gas Goyernments Vol. VI, No. 1 of the 1962 Census supply. and local transit systems. Financial of Govermnents). Introduction 3
~Amounts shown for detailed financial categories Table 5 shows the population of each of the 11 - are likely to involve a considerable degree of cities reported individually, as found by the ~ sampling variation. 1960 Census of Population. In the annual Cenaus Bureau "Compendium" reports on city finances ~ As will be evident from the functional detail for 1960 through 1963, per capita figures were ~ in tables 3 and 4, the relative financial scale of presented for the individual cities. However. r. cities in the several size groups is strongly af- because the various cities have differed con- Il fected by variations in the scope of municipal siderablyin rate ofpopulation change since 1960 \ government responsibilities. In 9 of the 43 and more recent population figures are not cities of over 300,000 population, public schools available. this report does not include fer capita , are operated by the municipal corporation rather figures for individual municipalities. As indi- , than by an independent school district, as is far cated above. 1960 population figures were used I1~ more commonly the case. Furthermore, 11 ~f to derive the size -gzoup statistics presented in , these 43 largest municipalities (including 7 of tables :3 and 4. i the 17 cities with 500,000 to 1 million Inhab» fl itants) are in effect composite city-county gov- The 1965-66 fiscal years reported are those ~ ernments. Nearly all smaller municipalities, which closed in the 12 months ended June 30. ~ on the other hand, are located in areas which 1966. A majority of municipalities end their ! a.re served also by a separate county fiscal years on December 31; the next most ~ government. common financial period is the 12 months ending J June 30. ~, INDIVIDUAL.CITY DATA The sample for this annual survey was de- 11 Financial statistics for each of the 310 cities ! having at least 50,000 inhabitants in 1960 are signed to yield all-city aggregates which. for '1 selected major items. would be subject to I presented in table 5. The cities are arranged alphabetically by States. Any intercity com- sampling variability of approximately 1percent; parisons based upon these figures should be but greater variability than this is likely to ap- made with caution, and with due recognition of ply to the aggregates for certain financial cate- variations that exist among urban areas in the gories. The amounts given separatelyfor cities relative role of the municipal corporation, as of less than 50,0\)0 in tables 3 and 4 are subject discussed below under "Coverage and Limita- to relatively high sampling variation. Figures tions of Data. " appearing for minor components have been in- cluded only to indicate the composition of Table 5 also supplies data for major town larger aggregations. and township governments in certain States where such governments are similar to cities While the annual all-city aggregates reported in organization and local services provided. in table,l probably resemble the results of a These governments can be distinguished from complete enumeration. interpretation of appar- municipalities, in table 5, by the fact that their ent interyear changes must be made with due designation in each instance includes the term allowance for the estimated nature of the data. "town"(for Connecticut andMassachusei.ts units) or "township" (for New Jersey and Pennsylvania units). The municipal aggregates presented in tables 1 to 4, however, include no amounts for RELATED REPOR TS township (or "town") governments. The report Finances of Municipalities and Table 6 provides a more detailed array of Township Governments (Vol. IV. No. 3 of the financial information for each of the 43 munici- 1962 Census of Governments) presents municipal palities having at least 300, 000 inhabitants in finance data for fiscal 1962 in considerable de- 1960. Operating statements for utility systems tail. includingfigurus for size-groups of muni.c-. operated by these city corporations are shown Ipafitte s , State by State. and figures individually in table 7. for municipalities of 10.000 inhabitants or more. COVERAGEAND LIMITATIONSOF DATA
Data in this report relate only to municipal corporations and their dependent agencies, and 3Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. do not include amounts for other local govern. 347, issued in August 1966, supplies estimates ments overlying city areas. Therefore, ex- of the population of the 55 largest standard penditure figure s here for "education" do not metropolitan . statistical areas ("SMSA's"), as include spending by the separate school districts of July 1, 1965, including figures for each of which administer public schools within most the component county-type areas within those municipal areas. Variations in the assignment major SMSA's. Population figures appear in that of governmental responsibility for public as sist- report for 9 of the 43 largest cities--Balti- ance, health. hospitals. public housing. and more, Denver, HonolulU, NewOrleans, New York, pther functions to a lesser degree, also have an Philadelphia, st. Louis, San franCisco, and important effect upon reported amounts of city Washington,D.C.--and also for 4 Virginia cities expenditure. revenue. and debt. of lesser population.
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The annual report, Governmental Finances For the 43 cities with 300,000 inhabitants or in 1965-66, provides estimated nationwide fi- more and for a limited number of smaller nancial aggregates covering other types of local cities, the basic data were compiled by Census governments as well as municipalities, together Bureau representatives from official reports with State and Federal Government data. and records, with the advice and assistance of local officers and employees. Information for SOURCES OF DATA other cities was supplied by local officials in response to a mail canvass that involved the use For this report, information was requested of detailed census questionnaires. The mail from all municipalities that.had at least 25,000 reports were examined intensively, and followup inhabitants in 1960, and from a stratified ran- correspondence was used to supplement and dom sample of smaller municipal governments. verify questionable figures. ~ Summary 5 tJ Table I.-NATIONAL SUMMARY OF CITY GOVERNMENT FINANCES: 1965-66 .)I ANn PRIOR PERIODS 11 ======r==~~~~===r====r==r===r==(Dollar amounts in millions) Percent increase or Percent 11 , : Item 1965_66' 1964-65 1963_64 1962-63 1963 decrease (-) distri_ 1964..65 to but1.on, I! 1965_66 ,1I' 1965-66 , I Revenue ••••••••••••••• o ••• o •••••••••••• 0 ••••• 21,865 20,:318 18,889 17,494 18,089 8 (X) [I! ' 1 ! General revenue ...... •.. o •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17,262 15,884 14,724 13,655 14,032 9 100.0 \,1 Intergovenunental revenue . 4,140 3,534 3,178 2,829 2,926 17 24.0 11 Fran State government ...... •...... ••..•..... 3,255 2,745 2,475 2,242 2,296 19 18.9 Fran Federal government ...... •...... 601 557 453 362 396 8 3.5 j"i FreIn local govermnenta...... 284 232 250 225 234 22 1.6 'I 11 General revenue fran own sources ...... •.. 13,122 12,350 11,546 10,826 11,106 6 76.0 Taxes ...•..•...... 9,798 9,289 8,682 8,141 8,299 5 56.8 l: Property . 6,879 6,"7 6,188 5,884 6,014 5 39.9 ! I Salee and gross receipts ...... •...... _1 t 1,770 1,795 1,611 1,417 1,438 10.3 , t General ..• o •••••••••••••••••••• 0 ••••••••••••• ,. 1,158 1,164 1,055 965 970 -2 6.7 1) Seleotive .•...... •..•..... 0 ••••• 611 611 556 452 468 3.5 other •.•.•...... •.. 0 •••••• 0 1,149 957 883 840 847 ~o 6.7 !i Charges and miscellaneous 0 • • • • • • •• • ••• 3,324 3,061 2,864 2,685 2,807 9 19.3 charges . ! ; Current 2,127 1,951 1,790 1,675 1,720 9 12.3 11 Interest earnings...... 308 267 220 180 200 15 1.8
I, 0 •••••••••••••• Speoial assessments .....•...... 351 329 321 300 310 7 2.0 rl Sale of property . , ! 151 136 114 11lJ 173 11 0.9 other and unallocable . 388 377 419 420 404 3 2.3 I \ Utility revenue...... 3,899 3,760 3,561 3,275 3,477 4 100.0 \ Water auPIll¥ •...... •. 0 •••••••••••••••••••• 1,715 1,651 1,572 1,462 1,529 4 44.0 I Electric power...... 1,518 1,441 1,358 1,214 1,322 5 38.9 Transit .. 449 453 444 420 439 -1 11.5 Oas BUpp~ . 217 215 187 179 187 1 5.6
i\ Liquor etcree revenue...... 98 92 86 81 82 7 (X) I , : Insurance trust revenue •...... 606 582 518 483 498 4 (X) ilnployee retirement ••••.•.••••.••.••••.•••••••.••••.. 595 572 508 473 489 4 (X) /, Unemployment compensation (Washington, P. C. ) ••••••••. ,\ 11 10 10 10 10 10 (X)
Expenditure ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••.••••• 22,372 20,680 19,388 17,841 18,545 100.0 Expenditure by chs.racter and obJect: .::- Direct expenditure ...... •...... 22,104 20,425 19,182 17,655 18,360 8 98.8 ,) Current operation ...... ••...... 14,90.1 13,564 12,722 11,604 12,127 10 66.6 _ ./ Capital outlay .. 4,948 4,750 4,519 4,270 4,382 4 22.1 COllBtruction ...... •...... 3,935 3,808 3,612 3,370 3,452 3 17.6 \ EquipDBIlt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , , 384 389 395 390 429 _1 1.7 Land and existing structures . 629 553 512 510 501 14 2.8 Assistance payments ...... •...... •. 587 530 462 408 420 11 2.6 Interest on debt . 1,013 957 892 824 866 6 4.5 Insurance benefits Bnu repayments 0 ••••••••••• 656 624 587 549 565 5 2.9 Intergovernmental expenditure 0 •••• 268 255 186 186 185 5 1.2
Exhibit: Total personal services . 9,753 9,075 8,522 8,020 8,174 7 43.6 J':xpenditure by function: General expenditure . 17,404 16,012 14,938 13,734 14,118 9 100.0 Capital outlay...... 3,603 3,494 3,320 3,121 3,201 3 20.7 Other .•...... •...... 13,801 12,518 11,618 10,613 10,917 10 79.3 Education . 2,747 2,489 2,262 2,033 2,088 10 15.8 Capital outlay .. 407 389 338 312 301 5 2.3 Other o ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2,340 2,100 1,924 1,721 1,787 11 13.4 Highways . 1,885 1,807 1,739 1,670 1,651 4 10.8 Capital outlay...... 830 829 818 799 760 4.8 Other . 1,056 976 921 872 891 8 6.0 Public welfare ...... •...... 1,049 927 823 709 726 13 6.0 Cash assistance payments...... , 587 530 462 408 420 11 3.4 Other public welfare . 462 396 361 301 306 17 2.7 Hospitals ••••••••••••.••••••.•••.•••.•••.•.•••.•.•• 977 906 859 772 795 8 5.6 OWn hospitals .••••••.•.••.••••••..••.••••.•.••••. 854 796 751 685 705 7 4.9 Capital outlay •••••••.•••••••••••••••••.••••••• 77 67 70 ao 67 15 0.4 Dther-, , •• o •••• 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 777 729 681 605 638 7 4.5 Other hospitals...... • ...... 123 110 108 87 90 12 0.7 Health .. 237 209 199 190 185 13 1.4 Pollee protection ...... •. 1,887 1,739 1,620 1,528 1,563 9 10.8 Fire protection ...... •...... 1,211 1,146 1,067 1,010 1,033 6 7.0
Sewerage o •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,100 1,065 1,050 907 977 3 6.3 Capital outlay ••••••••.•••.••••.•••••••.•.••••••• 717 704 729 638 694 2 4.1 Other ...... •...... •... -. 383 361 321 270 284 6 ~.2 , Sanitation other than sewerage ...... •.•.....•...... 776 709 679 634 655 9 4.5
Parks and recreation 0 ••••••••••• 832 775 739 650 696 7 4.8 Capital outlay •••...•.••.•.•••••••.•••••.•••••••• 236 224 225 185 210 5 1.4 '1 other ... 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 594 551 514 465 487 8 3.4 .. Housing and urban renewal... . •...... 763 686 625 617 630 11 4.4 Capital outlay , .. ;i 520 478 442 440 449 9 3.0 Other ...... • ,I 243 208 183 177 181 17 1.4 Airports . ,I' 176 182 173 173 169 -3 1.0 Water transport and terminals 0 70 73 69 77 77 _4 0.4 Parking faciU ties . 113 94 102 80 94 20 0.6 Libraries o ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 282 267 242 215 247 6 1.6 Financial administration...... J04 291 271 254 259 4 1.7 General cootrol ... 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 •• 506 468 441 412 423 8 2.9 ~\s t r ! See footnotes nt end of table. \ ~ :J I, fl Ii
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Peroent Percent increase or diatl'i .. Item 1964-65 1963-64 1962-63 1963 decrease (-) butdon, 1964-65 to 1905-66 1965-66
Expenditure by !'unotian--Continued General expenditure- ..Continued Cenera1 publio buildings...... • ••••••.•••••••.•.•. 303 329 242 219 232 _8 1.7 Capital outley...... • •..••••••••••..•• 129 154 79 76 78 _16 0.7 Other ...••.•..•....•.•...... •.....•..•... 174 176 163 143 154 _1 1.0 Interest on general debt...... 638 603 557 523 545 6 3.7 Other and unalll Utility expenditura .••.•.•.••.•.••.•.•..••.•.•••..• 4,229 3,966 3,770 3,489 3,678 7 100.0 Water supply •••••.•.•••••.•.•.•..•.•..•••.•••••.••. 1,950 1,820 1,754 1,647 1,711 7 46.1 Electric power...... •...... 1,434 1,291 1,227 1,086 1,172 11 34.0 Transit •••••.•.•.••••.•••.•••••••..••.•..•••.•.•••. 661 662 616 600 632 15.6 Gas supply ••••.••••••..••••.••.•.•••••••..•.•.••• 184 193 172 156 163 .5 4.4 Liquor stores expend! ture...... 83 78 73 69 70 6 Insurance trust expenditure . 656 624 587 549 565 5 Employeeretirement...... 648 614 576 539 555 6 Unemployment canpensation (Washington, D.C.) ••..•.. 8 10 11 10 10 -20 Gross debt outstanding ,. 33,714 31,862 30,023 27,800 29,034 6 100.0 Long-tern! ....••••••.••••.•.•.••••..••••.•••.•.•... 30,692 29,280 27,773 25,837 26,913 6 91.6 FIlll faith and credit...... ••••••. .• 19,035 18,477 17,575 16,877 17,160 3 56.5 Utility debt only...... 4,663 4,800 5,020 4,540 4,554 _3 13.8 Nonguaranteed...... U,657 10,803 10,198 6,960 9,753 10 35.2 Utility debt only...... 6,51,2 5,987 5,490 4,774 5,398 9 19.3 Short-term .. . . 2,822 2,582 2,250 1,963 2,121 9 8.4 Net long ..term debt outstanding , . 27,826 26,774 25,496 23,900 24,645 4 (X) Lang .. term debt issued...... , . 3,672 3,347 3,673 2,974 3,533 10 100.0 General...... 2,754 2,234 2,342 2,194 2,448 23 75.0 Utility .••••.•.•.•.••.•....••..•••...•.•••.... 918 1,112 1,331 780 1,085 -17 25.0 LCIl1g..'term debt retired...... 1,933 1,776 1,661 1,540 1,704 9 100.0 General " . 1,405 1,242 1,332 1,150 1,247 13 72.7 Utility •.•.•.....••.••.••••. 528 534 529 390 457 _1 27.3 Cash and security holdings at end of rtece i year.. . . 19,824 18,296 16,747 15,079 16,063 6 100 r Insurance trust . 8,323 7,670 7,065 6,506 6,667 9 42.l Employee retirement...... • . 8,256 7,606 7,002 6,442 6,603 9 41.6 Unemployment compensation (Washing,on, D.C.) •..•.•. 67 64 63 64 64 5 0.3 Other than insurance trust . 11,501 10,626 9,682 8,573 9,396 8 58.0 By purpose: Offsets to debt...... 3,066 2,506 2,277 1,937 2,268 22 15.5 Bend !'unds ••.•.•.•••••.••.•..•.••.•.....•.•....•. 2,738 2,771 2,435 2,326 2,506 -1 13.8 Other and unallocable " ., 5,697 5,349 4,970 4,310 4,622 7 28.7 By type: Cash and deposits...... 4,936 4,686 4,338 3,9l0 4,206 5 24.9 Securities...... 6,565 5,940 5,344 4,663 5,190 11 33.1 Federal . 5,064 4,654 4,159 3,523 4,076 9 25.6 State and local government . 740 653 687 800 709 13 3.7 Other (nongovernmental) . 742 633 498 340 405 17 3.7 Note: Because of rounding, detail may not add to totala. These data are est:l.matea, subject to sampl:l..ng variation. In particular, estimates here for detailed ccmponents which do not appear in tables 3, 4, and 5, are based upon only a limited sample and may be subject to relatively sizable sampling ver-tatdcn. X Not applicable. -Zero or rounds to zero. lAs to change in coverage of fiscal years initiated with the 1963 ..64 report, see text. Table 2 -FINANCES OF CITY·OPERATED UTILITIES: 1965-66 (Millions of dollsrs) Item Total Water aupply Electrio power Transit Gas supply Revenue . 3,899 1,715 1,518 449 217 Expenditure .••••••..••••.•..••.••..••.••.••••••.•..••.•..•• 4,229 1,950 1,434 661 184 Current operation...... 2,510 926 904 521 160 Capital outley ••.•.••...••.•....••••.••.•.•..••.•..•.•. 1,345 605 449 73 18 Interest paid on debt...... 374 220 81 67 6 Long-term debt outstanding .•.••...... ••.•.••.••••....••••• 11,175 6,610 2,497 1,935 134 Full faith and credit .•...... 4,663 2,611 16 1,818 17 Ncnguararrteed ••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••• 6,512 3,799 2,481 116 U7 Long .. term debt Issued .•••.•.••..••....•••.•.•••....•••.•.. 918 586 249 80 ~ Long_term debt retired " . 528 322 110 63 12 Note: Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. These data are estimates subject to sampling variations; sec text. Summary 7 Table 3.-SELECTED CITY FINANCE ITEMS. BY POPULATION-SIZE GROUPS: 1965-66 (Dollar amounts in llll..LLl.ons) Municipalities having a 1960 population of- All munic- Itam ipali- 500,000 300,000 200,000 100,000 50,000 Less tiesl 1,000,000 to to to to to than or more 999,999 499,999 299,999 199,999 99,999 50,0001 Number of municipalities, 1962 •••••••..•.• 18,000 5 17 21 19 68 180 17,690 Populatlon, 1960 (in thousands) ••...•••••. 116,372 17,484 11,611 8,282 4,495 9,156 12,512 52,832 General revenue ...... 17,262 5,416 2,437 1,237 613 1,412 1,774 4,373 Intergovernmental revenue ...... 4,140 1,539 671 279 108 307 348 888 From State government ...... 3,255 1,372 437 172 72 233 270 698 From Federal Government•...•..•.••••.. 601 114 201 48 24 48 56 110 From local governments •.....•..•.•.... 284 53 32 59 11 26 21 82 General revenue from own sources ...... 13,122 3,8'76 1,765 %0 504 1,103 1,425 3,489 Taxes ...... 9,798 3,194 1,357 651 369 805 1,081 2,341 Property ...... 6,879 1,920 978 41.8 252 661 879 1,741 General sales end gross receipts .••. 1,158 681 83 55 33 49 63 194 Selective sales and gross receipts .. 611 195 107 54 38 36 53 128 Other ...... 1,149 397 188 94 45 57 85 281 Current charges ...... 2,127 464 220 170 81 183 213 796 Miscellaneous general revenue ...... 1,197 216 187 140 53 114 130 357 General expenditure, all functions .•.•••.. 17,404 5,018 2,431 1,285 643 1,459 1,823 4,745 Capital outlay ...... 3,603 758 530 325 161 337 386 1,106 Other ...... 13,801 4,260 1,901 960 481 1,121 1,437 3,641 Education ...... 2,747 1,030 356 209 87 290 331 444 Other than capital outlay .••....•.•... 2,340 860 295 183 78 247 294 383 Highways...... 1,885 270 215 128 73 164 211 824 Other than capital outlay ...•...••..•. 1,056 144 89 59 32 85 113 534 Public welfare ...... 1,049 599 215 45 14 47 73 56 Cash assistance payments .•..•...... 587 343 130 28 8 23 37 18 Hospitals ...... 977 435 b5 40 15 74 50 208 Other than capital outlay .••...... • 900 409 141 35 14 69 47 185 Heahh ...... 237 97 49 17 15 18 17 24 Police protection ...... 1,887 544 256 142 73 138 187 547 Fire protection ...... 1,211 247 167 112 59 123 162 341 Sewerage ...... 1,100 126 115 112 46 97 125 479 Other than capital outlay .•..•....•... 383 40 48 30 15 28 42 180 Sanitation other than sewerage •....•..•. 776 232 90 56 ~5 54 81 228 Parks and recreation ...... 832 146 141 101 33 80 103 228 Housing and urban renewaL .•.....•... .. 763 284 151 44 36 67 79 102 Other than capital outlay ...... 243 133 46 12 7 13 15 17 Libraries ...... 282 61 36 25 11 25 34 90 Financial administration ...... •...... 304 61 40 23 11 23 33 113 General control ...... 506 124 66 29 16 2, 43 199 General public buildings •.•..•..•...... 303 81 36 15 9 28 28 106 Other than capital outlay ...•...... 174 45 23 7 4 14 17 64 Interest on general debt ...... 638 200 82 54 30 51 60 161 All other ...•..•..••..•...... •. 1,907 473 252 149 73 140 197 623 Water supply revenue ...... 1,715 197 196 129 69 137 178 809 Water supply expenditure ...... •...•.. 1,950 238 200 126 77 141 212 956 Current operation ...... 926 98 96 58 33 69 96 476 Capital outlay ...... 805 97 86 48 33 61 97 383 Interest on debt ...... 220 41 17 18 9 11 17 107 Other utility revenue •..•••...... •... 2,184 509 176 103 58 181 156 1,001 Other utility expenditure ....••.•.•...... 2,279 739 191 102 53 190 140 eM Current operation ....•...... •...... 1,584 507 123 72 25 114 91 652 Capital outlay ...... 540 152 59 17 25 64 41 182 Interest on debt ...... 154 78 8 12 3 10 7 36 Total expenditure for personal services ... 9,753 3,258 1,358 677 351 826 992 2,291 Gross debt outstanding ...... 33,714 11,029 3,750 2,795 1,525 2,464 2,828 9,323 Long-term ...... 30,892 9,999 3,399 2,557 1,384 2,221 2,540 8,792 Full faith and credit ...... 19,035 6,860 2,412 1,543 '728 1,413 1,548 .!t.,5:n utility debt only ...... 4,663 2,644 300 276 110 153 19i 989 Nonguaranteed ...... , ...... 11,857 3,138 986 1,014 656 807 991 4,265 Utility debt only ...... 6}512 978 550 638 367 543 589 2,847 Short-term ...... 2,822 1,030 351 239 141 242 287 532 Long-term debt issued ...... 3,672 1,132 304 229 207 256 303 1,241 Long-term debt ret1red ...... 1,933 610 226 128 84 150 146 589 Note: See text as to ooverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to tote Is. Size claSSifications, here and in table 4, are based on the 1960 Census of Population, and do not take account of subsequent changes in city popul.auton, ~These data are estimates eubjeo-c 'to sampling variation; see text. 8 Summary Table 4.-PER CAPITA AMOUNTS OF SELECTED CITY FINANCE ITEMS, BY POPULATlON- SIZE GROUPS: 1965-66 Munioipalities having a 1960 populatIon of- All Item municipali- 500,000 300,000 200,000 Less 1,000,000 100,000 50,000 ties to to or more to to to than 999,999 499,999 299,999 199,999 99,999 50,000 General revenue ...... 148.33 309.77 209.89 149.36 136.37 154.20 141.78 82.77 Intergovernmental revenue ••••••••••.. 35.58 88.02 57.79 33.69 24.03 33.53 27.81 16.81 Fran state government•••••••••••••• 27.97 78.47 37.64 20.77 16.02 25.45 21.58 13.21 From Federal government•.•••••••• , • 5.16 6.52 17.31 5.80 5.34 5.24 4.48 2.08 Fran local governments ••.•••••••... 2.44 3.03 2.76 7.12 2.45 2.84 1.68 1. 55 General revenue :Cramown sources .•... 112.76 ~21.69 152.01 115.91 112.12 l20.46 113.89 66.04 Taxes...... 84.20 182.68 116.87 78.60 82.09 87.91 86.40 44.31 Property ...... 59.11 109.81 84.23 54.09 56.06 72.19 70.25 32.95 General sales and gross reoeipts. 9.95 38.95 7.15 6.64 7.34 5.35 5.04 3.67 Seleotive sales and gross reoeipts ...... 5.25 11.15 9.22 6.52 8.45 3.93 4.24 2.42 Other ...... 9.87 22.71 16.19 11.35 10.01 6.22 6.79 5.32 Current oharges ••••.•••..•.•.••..•• 18.28 26.54 18.95 20.53 18.02 19.99 17.02 15.07 Miscellaneous general revenue ...... 10.29 12.35 16.11 16.90 11.79 12.45 10.::19 6.76 Gene,.al expenditure, all functions •••.. 149.55 287.01 209.37 155.16 143.05 159.34 145.70 89.81 Capital outlay ...... 30.96 43.35 45.65 39.24 35.82 36.80 30.85 20.93 Other •••....•••••..•••.•••.•...••.. 118.59 243.65 163.72 115.91 107.01 122.42 114.85 68.92 Education ...... 23.61 58.91 30.66 25.24 19.35 31.67 26.45 8.40 Other than oapita1 outlay ...... 20.11 49.19 25.41 22.10 17.35 26.97 23.50 7.25 Highways.•.••..•. ... .~...... 16.20 15.44 18.52 15.46 16.24 17.91 16.86 lS.60 Other than capital outlay •••••••••. 9.07 8.24 7.67 7.12 7.12 9.28 9.03 10.11 Publio weIfa!'e ...... 9.01 34.26 18.52 5.43 3.11 5.13 5.83 1.06 Cash assistance payments.••..•••••. 5.04 19.62 11.20 3.38 1.78 2.51 2.96 0.34 Hospitals ...... 8.40 24.88 13.35 4.83 3.34 8.08 4.00 3.94 Other than capital outlay •••••...•. 7.73 23.39 12.14 4.23 3.11 7.~4 3.76 3.50 Health ...... 2.04 5.55 4.22 2.05 3.34 1.97 1.36 0.45 Police protection •••.•••.••.•••••••.. 16.22 31.11 22.05 17.15 16.24 15.07 14.95 10.35 Fire protection ...... 10.41 14.13 14.38 13.52 13.13 13.43 12. ;5 6.45 Sewerage ...... •...... 9.45 7.21 9.90 13.52 10.23 10.59 9.99 9.07 Other than capital outlay .••..•..•• 3.29 2.29 4.13 3.62 3.34 3.06 3.36 3.41 San! tation other than sewerage ..••... 6.67 13.27 7.75 6.76 7.79 5.90 6.47 4.32 Parks and recreation ••••••....•...••• 7.15 8.35 12.14 12.20 7.34 8.74 8.23 4.32 Housing and urban renewal. .•.••..•... 6.56 16.24 13.00 5.31 8.01 7.32 6.31 1.93 Oth~r than capital outlay ••.••..••. 2.09 7.61 3.96 1.45 1.56 1.42 1.20 0.32 Libraries ...... 2.42 3.49 3.10 3.02 2.45 2.73 2.72 1.70 Financial administration ••..••..•...• 2.61 3.49 3.45 2.78 2.45 2.51 2.64 2.14 General controL ...... 4.35 7.09 5.68 3.50 3.56 3.17 3.44 3.77 General public buildings .•..•••••••.• 2.60 4.63 3.10 1.81 2.00 3.06 2.24 2.01 Other than capital outlay ••••••••.. 1.50 2.57 1.98 0.85 0.89 1.53 1.36 1.21 Interest on general debt ••..•..•.• , .• 5.48 11.44 7.06 6.52 6.67 5.57 4.80 3.05 All other ...... 16.39 27.05 21.70 17.99 16.24 15.29 15.74 11.79 Water supply revenue ...... 14.74 11.27 16.88 15.58 15.35 14.96 14.23 15.31 Water .IlPPly expenditure •••••.••.•••••• 16.76 13.61 17.23 15.21 17.13 '5.40 16.94 18.10 Current operation ••••.•.••.•.••.••.•• 7.96 5.61 8.27 7.00 7.34 7.54 7.67 9.01 Capital outlay ...... 6.92 5.55 7.41 5.80 7.34 6.66 7.75 7.25 Interest on debt ...... 1.89 2.34 1.46 2.17 2. )Q 1.20 1.36 2.03 Other utility revenue .••••..•••••••.•.. 18.77 29.11 15.16 12.44 12.90 19.77 12.47 18.95 Other utility expenditure .••.••••.•.••• 19.58 42.27 16.45 12.32 11.79 ~0.75 11.19 16.35 Current operation ••••.••...... 13.61 29.00 10.59 8.69 5.56 12.45 7.27 l2.35 Capital outlay ...... 4.64 8.69 5.08 ~.05 5.56 6.99 3.28 3.44 Interest on debt ..•••.•...... •• .... 1.32 4.46 0.69 1.45 0.67 1.09 0.56 0.68 Total expenditure for personal services 83.81 186.34 116.96 81.74 78.09 90.21 79.28 43.36 Gross debt outstanding ••••••.•••.•.•..• 289.71 630.80 322.97 337.48 339.27 269.09 226.02 176.47 Long.term ...... 265.46 571.89 292.74 308.74 307.90 242.56 203.00 166.41 Full faith and credit •.••.•••..•••. 163.57 392.36 207.73 186.31 161.96 154.31 123.72 85.76 utility debt only •.••..••.•.•••.• 40.07 151.22 25.84 33.33 24.47 16.71 15.27 18.72 Nonguaranteed ••••.•••••• ...... 101.89 179.48 84.92 122.43 145.94 88.13 79.20 60.73 utility debt only ...... 55.96 55.94 47.37 77.03 81.65 59.30 47.07 53.89 Short-term ...... 24.25 58.91 30.23 28.86 31.37 26.43 22.94 10.07 Long-term debt issued ...... 31.55 64.74 26.18 27.65 46.05 27.% 24.22 23.49 Long-term debt retired •.••.••.••••••. 16.61 34.89 19.46 15.46 18.69 16.38 11.67 11.15 Note: Sbe text as to coverage of fisoa1 years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. Individual Governments 9 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS -\NG TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66 (Dollar am_t. in thouallIlda) ARIZONA Item Binningham GRdsden Huntsville Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa Phcendx POPUL.ATION. 1960 • • • • • • • • • • • •• JlJO 387 58 088 72 '65 202 779 13q 39' 6' '70 q'9 170 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR. 0 •••••• B 31 9 '0 9 '0 9 '0 9 30 6 '0 GENERAL. REVENUE. • •••••••• ·.. 29 '20 8 5qq IS 8" 16 892 9 129 7790 5q Oq8 INTERGOVERNMENTAL. REVENUE ••• ·... 5 q89 2305 895 5B5 287 I 760 I' 928 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•••• 777 75 158 '27 256 671 10 q61 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • ·.. .. I 357 2 2'1 q35 8' 3 067 FROM L.OCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • ·... 3 '55 302 175 'I 1 089 #00 GENERAL REVENUE FROII OWN SOURCES. • • • 2, 8'1 6 239 Iq ?:s8 16 '07 8 8q3 6 0'0 qo 120 TAXES ••••••••••••••• 17 269 q OOq 8 797 11 066 6 780 I #66 26 '9q PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 6 '01 69q I 9q2 I '82 I 8'2 562 12 765 GENERAL. SAL.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 5 qqO q q7# 5 205 I 822 11 906 SEL.ECTIVE SAL.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • •••• I 2qO ~19 8'8 I 909 87' 2q7 qe2 OTHER. • • • •• • ••••• q 2BB 2 891 I 5q, 2 570 2253 657 I 2ql CURRENT CHARGES a , • • • • • • • • • 2 661 q97 5 02# , qq7 I '62 , 970 5 06q HISCEL.l.ANEOUS. • • • • • • • •• , • , 901 I 7,8 I 117 I 79q 700 59q 8 662 GENERAL EXPEND I TURE. AL.L FUNCTI ONS. •• 27 171 7550 17 625 20 626 9505 7 q72 60 CAPITAL. OUTl.AY •••••••••• "0 7 809 ~ 128 q 881 9 6q5 1 708 915 23 9" OTHER . 19 362 , q22 12 7q3 10 981 7 798 6 557 '6 397 EDUCATION.. • •••••••• 90 850 70 272 q97 OTHER CAPITAL. OUTLAY. • • • • • B50 70 272 ~71 HIGHWAYS. •• • • • •• '" 502' 90' 2 51q I 590 961 792 9 187 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••• 2 112 51q I 061 89q 898 297 , oq6 PUBL.I C WELFARE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 25 62 87 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • •••• HOSPITALS ••••••••••• 230 3560 I 5'8 q 0'8 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••• 230 3 560 IS , 770 HEALTH. • • • • • • • • • •• 676 55 109 1'8 102 65 2q POLICE PROTECTION ••••••• •• 3 972 51q I 6'0 2 2'1 1 89" 627 7 5110 FIRE PROTECTION. • • • ••••• , 51q qq3 95q 2 165 I 80' 513 q 196 SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • •• • ••• I 7eq , 50' 2723 2 '92 20q 9 397 OTHER THAN CAP 1 TAL OUTLAY. • • • • • 336 173 q92 500 16q I 169 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. • • • I 509 '26 990 2 198 818 358 5 liB PARKS AND RECREATIOr~ ••••••••• 2 ,e, 27q ,,22 2 550 789 69 q 219 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • •• •• 25 135 19 657 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTL.AY•••••• 17 579 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••••• 87' loq 557 q02 100 26 I ,q2 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • •• '" •• 537 119 IB2 206 201 89 I 21q GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • • • • • • • 5ql 73 271 qlq 266 I qql GENERAL PUBL.IC BUIL.DINGS. • • •• •• 255 186 '80 205 69 9'15 767 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 255 60 97 181 69 Iq 67# INTEREST ON GENERAL. DEBT •••••••• I 6q7 599 1 0" I 387 302 Iq2 3 q76 AL.L OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • •• • q 190 "5 I 187 , 076 2025 168 11 275 lATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • • • • 7 830 7ql 2 Iq5 3 70q 2 913 I q20 10 7B2 lATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. •••• • 7 652 819 q 6qB 3 8'6 q '71 78' 12 lB9 CURRENT OPERATION • •• •••• •• 2 61q '91 716 1 62q I lOS '71 q q98 CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• • •••••••• , 21q '01 , 50q 79' 2730 2q3 5 q76 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••••••••• I 82q 127 q2B I ql9 536 168 2215 1 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE •••••••••• (*)j, 955 OTHEft UTILITY EXPENDITURE ••••••••• 13 188 CURRENT OPERATION. • • • • • • •• • 9 q,o CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••••• 3 551 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••••••••• 207 TOTAL. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• I' 36' 2 228 8700 7 69q 55q5 q ,q2 2q '61 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• ..·... 99 ~'9 19 865 ,,6 693 81 009 26078 9 652 172 596 LONG-TERM •••••••• ·..·.. 98 6'9 19 800 q3 290 81 009 26078 q 08B 172 596 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. q8 019 8 690 17 560 16 910 7961 5686 56 920 ·..· . 1176 UTlL.ITY DEBT ONLY · . 1 596 Q 6Q5 NONGUARANTEED ••••• ·.. 25 730 50 620 11 110 6q 099 18 117 3402 115 676 · " 19 117 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y • ..·. . '16 815 2780 q6 5BO 13 805 , 015 636q" SHORT-TERM •••••••• · , qO' ·... · . 800 65 56q LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • • • • • 2750 750 6678 9200 I" 17 653 LONG_TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • q 586 I 621 3 281 I 509 56' 7 722 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 590 67 260 q29 106 2 713 Note: See text as to eoverege of flaoal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. IType indicated by entries as follows: Eleotrio power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (*). 10 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66·-Continued (Dollar amc>mts in thOWlOllda) ARIZONA-- Con. ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA Item North Tucson Ft. Smith ~ttle Rock Alamede Alhambra. Anaheim Uttle Rock POPUL.ATION, 1960 ••••• • • •• •• 212 892 52 991 107 813 S8 032 63 855 5ij B07 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. yEAR. • •••• 6'0 12 31 12 31 12 '1 6'0 630 6 30 GENE~AL. REVENUE. • • • • • •• ••• 21 688 9 ij93 3 778 ij 793 5836 lij 89ij INTERGOVERNMENTAL. REVENUE ••• 5 21ij 1 781 2 12ij 1 272 978 2350 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•••• ·..·. II 803 1 520 6ij8 1 083 918 2 263 FROM FEDERAL. GOVERNMENT. 301 1 3ijO FROM L.OCAL. GOVERNMENTS • ·. 111 261 136 188 61 87 GENERAL. REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES•••• 16 q7ij 3 001 7 712 1 65q 3522 ij 858 12 5qij TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 9907 1 060 3 871 ij59 2 717 3 612 7 975 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• ij 55ij 6115 2293 272 1 993 1 9ij6 335ij GENERAL. SAL.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. ij ij16 5ij8 1 ij09 ;) ij25 SEL.ECTIVE SAL.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • ....." q59 202 736 67 23 65 1187 OTHER. • • • • • • •• • •• ij78 21ij 8ij2 120 153 191 709 CURRENT CHARGES.. •••••• 2 716 1 397 2 191 728 ij80 863 2 ij62 MISCELLANEOUS •••• 3 850 5ijij 1 6ij9 q67 325 383 2 108 GENERAL. EXPENDITURE, AL.L. FUNCTIONS • . 22 032 5 598 8 029 ij 638 5358 17 q58 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY, •• • ••• II 586 2672 1 217 866 679 5 281 OTHER •••• , •• • ••• ·. 17 ijij6 2926 6812 3 772 ij 679 12 177 EDUCATION. • •••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTL.AY. •• HIGHWAYS. • •• ••••••• ., 3 lijl 671 1 089 978 2 681 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTL.AY. •• •• 1 152 q38 ijij5 517 1 19ij PUBL.IC WEL.FARE. • • • • • • • • • 6 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • HOsPITALS •••••••••• so 13 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTL.AY. SO 13 HEAL.TH ••••••••• ·.·.. 89 232 10q ijij 16 POLICE PROTECTION ••• ·.·.. 3527 508 1 272 675 627 9'7 2 559 FIRE PROTECTION ••••• 2 191 ij30 1 172 567 90ij 895 1 522 SEWERAGE ••••••••••• 1 962 1 632 305 1 798 52 115 782 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY••• 387 lij7 208 156 ijO 115 115 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••• 1 966 277 509 232 68 390 707 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • •• •• 1 9B9 931 liS) 86 708 115ij q 25ij HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAl. • • • • • • • 332 56 569 7 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTL.AY. • ••• 2ijij 56 97 L.IBRARIES • • •••••• 729 193 78 218 110 693 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ••• . 600 3 129 q3 13ij :a36 '78 GENERAL CONTROL. • • • • • 670 93 270 256 201 17S 616 GENERAL PUBL.IC SUIL.DINGS ••••••• ·. 362 6 5ij 5ijij 61 87 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUlL.AY. •• • 261 6 58 53 51 528 INTEREST ON GENERAL. DE8T ••• 7ijl 328 507 23q 29 6 2ijij AL.l. OTHER. • • • • ••• 3 822 9011 1 111 118 502 1 016 2 ij71 WATER SUPPL. Y REVENUE • • • • • t • • • • • 5 OBII 1 122 2 797 1 2ij9 773 2 868 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. • •••• 5 lij2 1 682 ij 519 1 ij93 590 2 197 CURRENT OPERATION. • • • • • •• •• 2 19ij ijl0 1 208 90S ij11 1 396 CAPITAL. OUTLAY. •• •• • ••••• 1 969 991 2 771 362 175 566 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • 979 281 5ijO 227 5 235 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE1 •• (E)ij 132 (E) 3 605 (E)9 lij2 OTHER UTlL.ITY EXPENDITURE. 3 Oij9 250ij 7 666 CURRENT OPERATION ••• , ••• 2 973 2 50ij 5 581 CAPITAL. OUlL.AYt ••••• 1 992 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • 76 93 TOTAL. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL. SERVICES •• 11 732 1 955 2 706 3 897 3 377 95ij6 GROSS DE8T OUTSTANDING • • • · . 60696 15975 37 9ij9 ,Iij 822 362 17 100 LONG .. TERM •••••••• · . 59 918 15975 37 9ij9 ,12 172 362 17 100 FUL.L. FAITH AND CREDIT. · . 12920 1 25q 11 8ij9 1 293 216 17 100 UTlL.ITY DEBT ONLY • · . 9591 NONGUARANTEED ••••• · . ij6 999 lij 721 26 100 10 879 lij6 UTI L.ITY DEBT ONLY. · . 28 185 7262 17 ij09 7 353 lij6 SHORT-TERH. • • • • • •• ·. . 777 2650 L.ONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED ••••••••••• 9 799 8000 LONG~TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • 2 ij82 ijOI ij 287 181 97 53 1 195 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETlRE~ MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 170 1137 166 q73 Note: See text. 8S to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rOWld!ng, detail may not add to totals. lrype indicated by entries as follows: Electric power (E)i gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, dptailed nt end of table (.). -" Individual Governments ,11 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965.66··Continued CALIFORNIA •• Con. Item Bakersfield Berkeley Burbank COOlpton Downey Fresno Fulle:rtO-'l POPULATION. 1960 •••••• 56 B~8 111 268 90 155 71 812 82505 133 929 56 180 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YE.'q •• 630 630 6 30 630 630 630 6 30 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • ... 8 298 13 977 10 163 ~ 60~ 5 185 22 162 6767 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE •• ...·. 1 161 2 667 1 536 1 167 1 594 II 682 1 228 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT ••• ·. I 105 I 89~ 1 466 1 13~ 1 378 1 509 1 076 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • ·. 520 3 135 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • ·. 56 253 70 ·. 216 38 152 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 7 137 11 310 8 627 3437 3591 17 480 5 539 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 6 189 8 005 6 519 2807 2 890 11 470 4362 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 3211 5354 3 804 1 OUO 517 6533 26'2 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 2467 I 910 1 998 1 ~56 1 820 3867 1 2'4 SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS ••••• 166 280 465 177 270 11'1 8~ OTHER. • • • • •• • •••• 3~5 462 252 174 284 956 1113 CURRENT CHARGES. •• •••••• ~27 2 405 1 265 68 232 II 081 81<1 MISCEL.LANEous. • •••••••• 521 900 8~3 563 469 1 930 364 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONs 6 8<18 13 640 11 105 50118 27 171 5 572 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• .. 717 2 6~4 1 20~ 828 10 2119 1 1105 OTHER. •• •• ·. 6 132 10 997 9 901 .. · 4220 16922 4 167 EDUCATION.. ••••••• • ••• I 2 1 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• 1 2 1 HIGHWAYS. • • • • , , • • • ••• 1 120 2 169 1 399 884 977 HOSPlTALS •••••• · , 10 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 10 HEAL.TH ••••••• ..... ". 710 7 30 POLICE PROTECTION •• · ,. . 1 <118 I 803 2 018 1 321 1 189 , 161 1 12<1 FIRE PROTECTION ••• · . 1 187 I 951 I 313 720 970 2787 769 SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • •• • ••• 187 568 193 81 23 666 150 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••• 180 268 188 81 23 561 <18 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. • • • • 570 871 650 86 24 1 430 313 PARKS AND RECREATION ••••••••• 788 I 696 1 317 285 101 1 701 868 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • • • • • 52 15 3626 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTL.HY •••••• 52 427 LIBRARIES. • • • • • • • •• • ••• 707 4~~ 1711 335 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. ,. •• 161 47S 590 133 146 399 190 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • ••• • 306 3B4 530 148 29' 816 259 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. • •• •• 50 414 369 33 97 5229 372 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLA';. • • •• 50 269 291 33 97 755 1~6 I NTEREST ON GENERAl. DEBT. • • • • • • 151 86 203 1 2" 30 ALL OTHER •••••••••••••• 912 1 7<14 2 055 666 1 054 1 8611 95 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • • • • • • 1 842 589 612 a 560 1 <176 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • •• ••• 1 016 53J 529 2 855 2'41 CURRENT OPERATION • •• ••••• 736 414 382 1 382 992 CAPITAl. OUTLAY. • • • • • • • •• •• 280 114 138 1 '160 1 153 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••••••••• 6 9 12 196 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE 1. • • • •• • •• (T)2<16 (E)7 900 (T)667 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • • • ••• 283 6376 887 CURRENT OPERATION .,...... 278 4 691 880 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••••• 2 1 4" 7 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • ••••• 2 252 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• ~ 710 9 905 2970 2957 11 '25 3992 ROSS OEBT OUTSTANOING ••• ...... 5 865 4 <101 14330 220 J5 566 5877 LONG-TERM •••••••• · . 5 865 4 <101 14330 220 21 798 5877 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT...... 5570 3 160 13 575 220 9 117 5 877 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · . <10 8 125 220 234 L.ONG. TERM DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • • • • • 1 125 800 343 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • <115 75 985 60 7 714 <1111 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE~ MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • , • • 157 652 1 965 Note: See text ea to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. lType indicated 'by entries as follows: Electric power (E); gas suppl,y (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of .~ (.J. _.' •. __ ._~. _~._=. ._=""_"" __=o;:;"",_"".,_="",_",,,,,,,>=ok=-~"'w~,,,,,,,,=,,,,,,,,,,,"_.=~~_~_--,l 12 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar ... c.mt. in tb0U8ands) CALtFORN!A __ Con. Item Garden Grove Glendale InglellOOd Lakewood Long Beach Loa Angeles POPULATION, 1960 •••••••••••• 84 238 72 700 63 390 67 126 344 168 2 479 015 DATE OF END OF FISCAl. YEAR • • • • • • • • 630 630 630 6 30 6 30 630 6 30 GENERAl. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 926 11 240 7 q42 7 178 67640 347 997 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE • • • • • • • 2 194 1 913 1 478 1 051 7 616 !3 729 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 1 701 1 821 1 289 980 6 431 ij2447 FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • 31 103 652 FROM ~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 462 92 71 93 1 082 10 630 GENERA~ REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 4 732 9327 5964 6 127 23!4 60024 294 268 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 3 85! 6745 4 483 q 686 1 906 22297 214 025 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 1 824 3060 2 158 1 916 207 12770 119 617 GENERA~ S~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 1 539 2852 1 9q8 1 932 I 480 6 182 !4355 SE~ECTIVE SALES AND GrOSS RECEIPTS ••••••••• 121 413 lqO 513 80 1 515 9940 OTHER •••••••••••••• 371 421 426 140 1 830 30 113 CURRENT CHARGEs ••••••••• 435 1 q42 2"883 88q 48 11 595 43 321 MISCEL.LANEOUS •••••• ,. ••••• 442 1 139 598 !S7 400 26 132 36 922 GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, A~~ FUNCTIO~S •••• 6 762 U 151 709ij 7915 59744 313 381 CAPITAL OUTL.AY.. • ••••• 1 717 3009 I 764 1 756 19 681 78805 OTHER. • •• ••• • ••• 50.5 10 lq2 5330 6 159 qO 063 234 576 EDUCATION ••••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTL.AY •••••• HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• 1 935 1 987 1 601 1 109 779 8839 42 391 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 766 I 345 531 610 379 1 9S0 18677 PUBl I C WEL.F ARE. • • • • •• ••••• 179 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITAL.S •••••••••••••• 3267 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTLAY•••••• 3 21! HEAL. m. • . • . .. •...• . .• 8 28 9 9 1 07! 71 POLICE PROTECTION ••••••••• 1 355 1 840 1 033 I 366 603 84S7 70604 FIRE PROTECTION. • ••••••• 1 030 1 710 910 I 023 5682 38996 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••• ,. • 297 173 qq 7 746 18 403 OTHER THAN CAPI TA~ OUT~AY. • • • • • 215 170 39 7 ! 224 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••••• 67 976 709 ~5 2424"8 19737 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••••••• 1 013 1 215 163 768 939 6 !8!! 23967 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • • • • • 2839 6704 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT~AY•••••• 354 743 lIBRARIES. • • • • • • • • •• • 601 271 q76 1 420 8370 FINANCIA~ ADMINISTRATION •••••••• 202 136 159 156 89 1 296 ~ 996 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • , • • • • • • • 438 464 324 286 137 1 290 7 871 GENERAL PUBl.IC BUIL.DINGS. .. • •• •• 395 1 q92 98 243 317 624 7780 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 96 57 96 186 270 437 6607 INTEREST ON GENERAL OEBT. • , • • • • • 95 306 2 703 8 219 ALL OTHER. • ••• ••••••• 320 2311 2058 1 722 303 17 764 49 826 lATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • • • • • • 1 879 203q 1 560 I 064 939 ! q71 4q 707 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE.. • ••••• 1 579 1 830 1 406 1 17l 983 6067 52 396 CURRENT OPERATION • •• •••• •• 1 186 I 2qq 1 171 76ij 440 376! 22783 CAPITAL. OUTLAY. • • •• ••••• • 379 572 80 407 324 2087 24936 INTEREST ON DEBT.. •• • •••• 14 14 156 218 21! 4677 1 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE •••••••• (E) 8 202 (G1l8 624 E)U7 662 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE ••••••• 5 419 16 343 183 794 CURRENT OPERATION ••••••••• .. q 034 14 660 82401 CAPITAL OUTLAV ••••••••••• .. 1 095 1 682 88 568 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • . 290 1 12 820 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES •• 4 167 10 256 3 941 4609 1 16! 32913 303 7uq GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •••••••••• 450 13 401 14 104 17 ! 230 36749 U4301 LONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• 4!0 13 401 14 104 17 ! 230 36749 892 989 FULl. FAITH ~ND CREDIT •••••••• 450 2 685 10 759 27264 218 951 UTILITY DEBT ONl. Y • • • • • • • • 450 4662 6 ,tq 9 068 NONGUARANTEED. • • •• • ••••• 10 716 3345 17 5230 9485 6711 038 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONLY •••••••• 10 270 5230 600 672 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 41 312 l.ONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED ••••••••• , • 122 100 000 LONG.TERH DEBT RETIRED • • •• , • • • • • 3! 1 010 639 20 9! 2077 ~XHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWNRETIRE- MENT SYST£MS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~I '99 Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. l'l'ype indicated by entries as follows: Electric power (E); gas suppl,y (a); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (.), ,-' Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66··Continued (Dollar _. in 'bh0Wl1UlCbl) CALIFORNIA •• Con. Item Norwalk Oakland Palo Alto Pasadena Panona Richmond POPUl.ATION. 1960 • • • • • • • " • " • " • 88 739 52287 116 407 67 157 71 854 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR • • •••••• 630 630 630 630 630 630 6 30 GENE~AL REVENUE. • " " " • • • • " " • • " 3 280 55679 7 732 15 058 7940 11 633 11 359 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • • • • • 1 647 8925 670 2640 1 370 1 771 2 295 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT ••• " " ••• 1 566 5871 670 2358 1 285 1 351 1 895 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • 1 715 331 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • , • • • 81 1 339 282 85 89 400 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES•••• 1 633 46754 7063 12 417 6570 9 861 9 064 TAXES •• " ••• " " " • " ••• " 1 214 33 311 4 131 9447 5 016 7967 5 222 PROPERTY •• " • " " " •• " " " • 189 22 899 2355 5 174 2766 5880 2570 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 783 8 283 1 696 3452 1 677 1 663 2 193 SELECT I VE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS " " • • " " • " • 90 561 471 309 122 92 OTHER ••••• " • " •• " " 152 1 568 79 350 263 302 367 CURRENT CHARGES ••• " • " • " • • , 28 9 152 1 611 2 031 849 462 3040 MISCELl.ANEOUS ••••• " • " " • • " 392 4 291 1 321 939 706 1 432 802 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONs •••• 2625 10 899 17 222 10 331 14465 CAPITAL OUTLAY •• " " • " • " " • 874 3 738 2 213 1 775 :5 755 OTHER •••••••••••••• 1 751 7 162 15 009 8 556 10 710 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • •• •• , OTHER THAN CAPI TAL OUTLAY. • • • • • 3 HIGHWAYS. • •••• , • • • • • • • • • 1 230 6 608 899 3 501 1 385 1 679 3282 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 462 3 219 680 2 498 501 1 045 1 634 PUBLIC WE;L.FARE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 22 75 9 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••••• HOSPITALS ••••••••••••••• 218 1 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• HEAL.TH. • • • •• •• • ••••• 6 14 468 119 83 16 POL.ICE PROTECTION • •• • •••••• 5110 8 699 898 2 374 1 311 1 742 1 623 FIRE PROTECtION • •• •••••••• 6832 1 282 1 981 1 187 1 733 1433 SEWERAGE •••••• 01 • • • • • • • 31 1 584 924 72 151 482 1 303 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 31 795 230 72 31 220 324 SANITATION OTHE~ THAN SEWERAGE••••• 76 640 766 906 593 38 1 601 PARKS AND RECRE,~TION •••••••• 30 8262 2277 2474 764 1 092 1 416 HOUSING AND URBJlN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • 1 519 409 869 OTHER THAN CJlPITAL. OUTLAY •••••• 1 008 212 224 LIBRARIES ••••••••••• 1 802 369 903 765 399 966 FINANCIAL ADMINl STRATlON. • •• 70 1 028 204 484 148 245 422 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • • • • • • 222 1 097 317 764 327 459 601 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••• ·. 109 797 1 310 372 14C 365 101 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • ••• ·. 53 752 196 355 131 353 97 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • • • • • 1 258 317 388 193 400 298 AL.L. OTHER. • • • • • • ••• 308 7286 1 117 2050 1 046 744 1 402 WATER SUPP!.Y REVENUE • • · .·... 69 2265 3 086 1 499 2 198 WATEfI SUPPLY EXPENDITURE · . ... 53 1 537 2 467 1 590 5 192 CURRENT OPERATION • · . . . 43 1 278 2 427 779 1 537 CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• · . 10 251 40 717 3 511 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • · . 7 94 144 OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUEl • • • • •• ·... (')8135 (E) 9 265 58 (E) 7 556 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • .... 5 439 9 222 102 10 550 CURRENT OPERAT ION. ••••• 4 252 5 148 102 5 243 I • • • •• •• · . CAPITAL OUTL.AY · . 1 148 3750 5307 INTEREST ON DEST. • • • • • • · 40 325 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 687 29 140 5 353 13 765 4904 6 061 8 751 GROSS DEBT OUTST.tINDING • • • • • • • • • • 39 293 10 584 23 349 7955 12 282 18 130 LONG .. TERM • • • • • • •• • ••••• 33 183 10 58/1 21 766 7955 6774 18 130 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT ••••••• 20 438 6750 11 066 5090 6 476 6 965 UTILITY OEBT ONL.Y •••••••• 1 975 NONGUARANTEEO. • • • • • • • • • • • 12745 3 834 10 700 2865 298 11 165 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • • •• • •• 10 700 2865 9675 SHORT-TERH. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 110 1 783 5 508 ~ LONG~TERM DEBT ISSUED •••• ...... 800 5700 !\ 1 LONG-TERM D~BT RETIRED • • • • • •• •• 2 014 799 2 088 254 560 ,I j i /\XHI8ITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE_ MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ 862 733 417 Note: See text as to coverage of risca1 years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. lTYPe indicated by entries es follows: Electric power (E)j gos supply (0); transit system (T)j two or more of these, detailed at end of t.ble (0). 14 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000:,1965·66··Continued (Dollar amc>mt. 1n tbOllBanda) CALIFORNIA __ eon Item San San Sacramento San Diego San Jose San Leandro San Mateo Bernardino Franoisco POPUL.ATION. 1960 ••• " • • • • • • • •• 191 667 91 922 20q 196 65962 69870 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YI:AR • • •• " • " • 630 630 6 30 630 630 6 30 GENERAL REVENUE •••••••• " . 32069 10 673 65702 263 qS6 38 531 7576 7133 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • .. 5280 1 556 · 75 301 11 236 10 '67 1 562 1 171 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. .. ·. q 597 1 5q7 · . 9'20 71 769 5 891 1 051 1 171 FROM FEDERAl. GOVERNMENT. ·. 663 3q6 · . 233 3387 309 FROM l.OCAl. GOVERNMENTS • ·. 20 9 8111 lq5 5036 · .·. 165 GENERAl. REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• 26789 9116 S533S 188 155 27295 6 014 5 961 TAXES ••••••••••••••• " 16 9'5 6626 322q5 lq6 152 19 q73 q 889 q 6qS PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 10 3q4 3060 18 609 121 820 11 303 2029 2 5q5 GENERAl. SAl.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 5 q70 2 619 927q 19 851 5 907 2 631 1 577 SELECTIVE SAl.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • 315 231 2 8'7 2 160 I 096 65 135 OTHER •••••• , ••••• 805 715 1 525 2321 1 167 165 388 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • • • • q 976 1 766 B 723 23 622 3976 q81 580 MISCELLANEOUS. • • • • • • • • • • " q 878 72q 14 367 18 381 3 8q6 6q, 737 GENERAl. EXPENDITURE. ALL FUNCTIONS • • • • 26862 11 q94 ,;2 131 2.20 q02 38 122 9920 CAPIYAL. OUTl.AY •• " ••• " ••• I~ 929 1 ql0 16 767 23 706 13 323 3 865 OTHER. • •• • ••••••• " 23 953 10 085 q5 '6q 196 696 2q 800 6055 EDUCATION •••••••••••• 2 025 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTl.AY, ••••• 2 025 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • • •• • • 3 563 2 882 8226 9 767 5360 I 067 3 125 OTHER THAN CAPIT AL OUTl.AY. • • 2 06q 2 404 3 935 5 398 1 6q8 q96 787 PUBLIC WELFARE ••••• " ••• q8 p 61 07q CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••• /10307 HOSPITALS ••••• " •••••••• 22 661 OTHI'R THAN CAPITAl. OUTl.AY ••• 22 057 HEALTH •• " • •• •• • •• •• 199 26 133 6 2118 1 700 2 POLICE PROTECTION • • • • • • 0 • q 229 1 8'2 9 122 20 )q7 q Iqq 833 1 068 FIRE PROTECTION. •• •• •••• q 186 1 588 5 655 17 602 q 261 786 I 129 SEWERAGE. • • • ••••• 1 9'0 808 , 8q5 5 316 5 q23 29q 226 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 1 79q '48 2 q39 2 827 1 60q 206 155 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••• 1 952 933 2 911 3 165 q85 lB9 190 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • •• •• 3599 699 lq ,57 18 2q2 3 156 1 62q 795 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • • • • 8q2 '12 1 78q 936 58 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • •• q2' 126 993 lq7 26 LIBRARIES • • • , , • , , , '" , 765 '49 2 133 29q7 1 635 370 q37 FINANCIAL AOMINISTRATION, , , , , • , 62q 143 1 250 5 689 q78 205 231 GENERAL. CONTROL , • • , • • •• •• 681 '49 I 818 9 085 928 377 289 GENERAL PU8LIC BUILDINGS. • •• •• 94' 147 670 q 579 6q3 193 9q OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTl.AY •••••• 757 115 qlq /I 160 570 qq eq INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. •••••• 1 537 2'6 2 l1q 3 7q9 2052 102 261 ALL OTHER • , • • • • , • •• ."., , 76q 1 190 9 B89 26 122 6 920 833 2075 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • , q7' 1 638 13 722 26 083 161 WATER SUPFl.Y EXPENDITURE • • 508' I 607 10 886 J7 191 15' CURRENT OPERATION • • •• ,.,. 2 081 1 014 6 993 8 306 71 CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••••• 2119 593 3 271 2.7 13q 82 INTEREST ON OEBT. • • • • • ·. 622 ·. 88' 1 751 OTHER UTIl.ITY REVENUE' ••••• (1') 1 606 (T)279 (r)20 36q OTHER UTIl.I1Y EXPENDITURE. •• 2 13' 373 2.7 295 CURRENT OPERATION. • •• , 1 519 '73 27 173 CAPITAL CUTl-AY ••••••• , .... 596 122 INTEREST ON OEBT, • • • • • ... , 16 TOTAl. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 19 422 7 07q 31 77B 132 688 Iq 615 3292 3 985 GROSS OEBT OUTSTANDING • • • •• , •••• 66 700 7 696 106 q26 22.q 7qO 68 96q q 077 8 389 LONG-TErtH , • • • • • • •• ".,.. 5q 780 q 690 106 q26 201 210 59 719 '003 8 389 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. .,.... 9 15' 1 '05 2q 336 201 135 53227 3003 2295 UTILITY eEBT ONLY •••• , • • • 49 9 510 BB 905 NONGUARANTEEO. • • • • • • • • • • • qS 627 3385 82 090 75 6 q92 609q UTILITY OEBT ONLY • • •• , •• 2' 855 11 8qO SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 920 3 006 23 530 92q5 1 07q l.ONG ...TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • • • , • , , • " 2 916 27 750 12735 q 801 2 8qO l.ONG-TERM aEBT RETIRED • • • • • " • • • 0 :!l 616 160 2780 2q 688 3 512 199 336 EXHIBIT, CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE_ MENT SYSTEMS DO. , 0 , " 0 II • • 0 • 0 1 930 3 721 15 055 1 867 Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because ot rounding I detail may not odd to totals. IType ind:Lcated by entries as tollows: Electrio power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T)j two or more of these, detailed at end of toble (0). Individual Governments 15 Table S.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar _<>mt. in thou.oando) CALIFORNIA __ Con. Item Santt. Santa Santa Ana Santa C1.-a. South Gate Swmyvale Barbara Monica stockton POPULATION, 1960 • • • • • • • • • • • •• 100 350 58768 58880 53 831 86 321 52 898 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • • • • • • 6 30 630 630 630 6 30 630 630 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • •• •••••• 10 943 7 210 9726 12 007 4 138 13 991 9099 INTERGOVERNMENTAl. REVENUE • , , • , , • 2 184 1 315 2947 1 958 866 2280 1 189 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 2 137 1 003 1 255 1 281 845 1 390 1 206 FROM FEDERAL. GOVERNMENT, , , , • • • 30 1 020 508 308 582 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS tI • • • • • • 282 672 170 21 582 GENERAL. REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. , • , 8 759 5895 6779 10 048 3272 11 111 8 110 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 7049 4584 4006 6 381 2260 7 184 4 205 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 2 875 2230 2340 3 221 700 4 125 2851 GENERAL. SAL.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 3 513 1 707 1 386 2300 1 262 2456 1 089 SEL.ECTIVE SAL.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS •••••••• 125 255 125 238 114 157 117 OTHER. • • •• ••• • ••• 536 392 156 621 185 445 141 CURRENT CHARGES. • •• • ••••• 517 966 1 178 2 378 536 2333 1 129 MISCELLANEOUS •••••••••••• 1 193 345 1 595 1 290 416 2 194 2777 GENERAL. EXPENDITURE. ALL. FUNCTIONS, , • 11 5114 8520 12 739 11 519 3923 17 191 11 195 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••••• 3647 1 712 5 584 1 518 485 6921 5 124 OTHER. • • •• ••••• •• 7897 6 808 7 155 10002 3438 10 864 6 071 EDUCATION ••••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAp I TAL CUTLAu• • • • • • HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• 3267 1 871 2705 1 176 598 2 391 2703 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTL.AY, , , • , • 722 891 728 726 375 689 532 PUBL.IC WEl.FARE. • • • • • •• • ••• 13 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITALS ••••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAP I TAL. OUTL.AY, , , • • • HEALTH. • • • • • • • • • •• •• 1 76 POLICE PROTECTION. • • • •• •• • 1 902 1 227 1 071 1 876 850 1 769 1 667 FIRE PROTECTION • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 713 902 900 1 073 621 1 722 / " I, SEWERAGE. • • • •••• II • • • • • • • 167 221 1 048 167 23 967 978 i' OTHER THAN CAP I TAL OUTLAY. • • • • • 62 144 339 151 23 541 187 'I SANITATION OTH~R THAN SEW~RAGE, • , , • 471 61 794 704 211 377 II PARKS AND RECREATION •••••••••• 1 538 1 206 860 1 358 368 1 420 2 121 I, HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • , , •• 1 618 480 4951 185 " OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTL.AY, , •••• 179 393 707 4 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••••• 457 453 726 743 777 196 FINANCIAL. ADMINISTRATION, • , , • , •• 172 ij13 373 349 121 314 275 GENERAL CONTROL • • 4 • • • • • • 366 247 267 327 200 415 241 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••••••• 74 39 138 130 145 84 53 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTL.AY •••••• 66 33 71 124 136 84 INTEREST ON GENERAL. O~BT •• , " •• 20 171 666 362 9 729 990 A!..L OTHER ••••••••••••••• 1 395 1 709 1 572 2 761 717 1 794 1 'Y06" WATER SUPPL.Y REVENUE •••• 1 556 1 416 1 566 1 402 612 97 1 930 WATER SUPPL.Y EXPENDITURE , • , • • ·, . 2 531 1 089 1 323 1 346 422 225 2 144 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • , . . 548 917 561 841 396 32 1 012 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • •• •• , , · ,. , . 1 802 120 703 445 27 194 1 074 INTEREST ON DEBT ••••• · 52 58 · , .. 181 60 58 OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE' , • , . , . (E)5 027 (T)2 419 OTHER UTlL.ITY EXPENDITURE., , , .. , . 5 446 2 154 CURRENT OPERATION •••••• , .. , . 2 895 1 996 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••• , , . 2 517 158 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • · , 34 " · , . TOTAL. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL. SERVICES, • 5 996 4792 2398 6735 3 822 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING. • • •• • ••• 5580 7 814 24209 22231 338 18 397 26012 LONG-TERM •••••••••••••• 5580 7 8111 20524 14 501 338 12 098 24 641 FlA.L FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• 670 7747 11 676 5010 338 9078 23746 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • • •••••• 1 897 1 010 1 955 2110 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 4 910 67 8 848 9 491 3020 895 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • • • • • • • 4 910 1 795 475 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • e • • • • • • 3 685 7730 6 299 1 431 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED ••••••••••• 80 1 072 7 509 118 862 6 061 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 180 578 887 688 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTION!' TO OWN RETIRE" MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 195 Note: See text 8S to ooveroge ot tiscal years. Because cr rounding, detBil may not add to totals. IType indicated by entries as tollows: Electric power (E); gas supply (a); transIt system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end cr table (0). 16 Individual Governments \ Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66··Continued CDollar omowrt. in tbouaande) CALII1JRNIA·.Con. COLORADO CONNECTICUT Item Colorado Denver Pueblo Bridgeport Torrance Vallejo West Covina Springs POPULATION, 1960 • • • • • • • • • • • •• 100 991 60 B77 506115 70 1911 1193 BB7 91 lel 156 7118 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR ••••• 6 30 6 30 630 12 31 12 31 12 31 3 31 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 723 ~ 3~5 ~ 091 9037 95 B79 5 B93 355115 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • • • • • 2 262 915 9911 671 29 11111 501 II 959 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 2003 7BB 920 527 25 791 1183 II 670 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • •• •• 107 72 129 27117 65 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • 153 55 15 606 lB 22~ GEN~RAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • B ~60 31130 , 096 8 366 66135 5 391 30 5B7 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • •• • 6 B30 211B5 2 ~30 2 987 119 2B3 3 621 22925 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 3 511 1 3117 953 2 11113 2972B 2 132 227711 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 2371 8Bl 1 220 111 391 901 SEI.ECTlVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. ••••••• 528 66 109 222 3 382 377 OTHER • • • • •• • ~19 191 1~9 322 1 7B2 211 1~1 CURRENT CHARGES. • ·. 1 023 151 339 3 293 10 "18 716 27B3 MISCEI.LANEOUS ••• ·. 607 7911 327 2 086 6 5311 1 0511 II 87B GENERAL EXPENDITURE I ALL FUNCTIONS 11 325 5 618 ~ 1119 9 0116 93 755 5 36B 311 056 CAP I TAL OUTL/W. • • • • • ·. 2 189 1 90B 1 05B 1 81111 1~ ~17 BB2 5 509 OTHER • • •• • ·. 9 136 3710 3 091 7 202 79 3JB II IIB6 2B 511B 111 593 EDUg~~~~N THA~ CAPITAL ~UTL;'Y: : : : 10 725 HIGHWAYs. " ...... , • 2 173 1 1~6 1 1175 1 197 7 059 1 17~ 1 OIB OTHER THAN CAPITAl. OUTLAY•••• ·. 1 12B 1 027 3 6B3 617 596 6B9 9B6 PUBLIC WEL.FARE. • • • • • ••••• ·. 10 25 lB9 629 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS ••• · 19 7B9 131 HOSPITALS •••••••••• 1 8~0 5592 1 296 OTHER THAN CAPITAL DUTI.A·.• 1 7BB 5503 1 2511 HEALTH. • • • • •• • • I 6 2 1211 1 79" 62 630 POL.ICE PROTECTION ••••• ·... 1 921 7112 7115 1 179 B 230 9711 2 BBB FIRE PROTECTION ••••••• ... 1 396 7BO 620 B02 6 022 909 3 290 SEWERAGE. ••••• '" ••• 113 B611 1 006 227 515 OTHER THAN CAPI TAL OUTI.AY. • • 62 1102 8112 1~6 511 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••• 1137 82 31122 1~0 1 091 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • ••••• 1 206 3B7 723 6 122 629 930 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • •• .,. 293 1 213 1 302 1 509 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTI.AY. •• •• 1511 91 ~77 151 L.IBRARIES • • • • • • • I •••• J112 220 2 1113 151 651 FINANCIAl. ADMINISTRATION. • ••• · 2B2 79 72 156 3 09~ 75 67~ GENERAL. CONTROL. • • • • • • • ·. 506 212 2~9 lB3 ~ 775 lB2 326 GENERAL PUBLIC BUII.DINGS. " 267 1011 66 96 B50 50 261 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAV•• 258 51 ~B B9 6BII 119 261 INTEREST ON GENERAl. DEBT. • • • · . 25 280 1 71 1 221 112 B72 AL.L. OTHER • • • • • • ·.. ·. 2 35B 8~1 1151 1 BOO 15 911B 755 2 BB3 WATER SUPPL. Y REVENUE • • • • • • • • 1 1113 1 569 2 7B3 13 055 21136 WATEP. SUPPL.Y EXPENDITURE. • • • •• •• 1 626 1 039 17 97B 15 BB7 3 950 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • ••• 1 202 770 1 1100 ~ 1/66 1 62B CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• • ., •••• 3B9 B3 15 726 7016 2059 INTEREST ON DEBT. , • • •• • 35 186 B53 II 1105 2611 OTHER UTII.ITY REVENUE •• CT)2211 ' . Co) 15 122 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. 3111 10 9119 CURRENT OPERATION ••••••• ·. ·. 3111 B ~B9 CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••• ...·. 2 2110 I NTEREST ON DEeT. • • • ... ·. 219 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 702B 2962 2 162 B 1011 116 952 3 26B 20 6'7 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •• • •• ,. • 3 113 16 270 35 311 B77 191 B89 10 1196 3~ 5111 L.ONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• 2 9B9 99115 35 311 877 lBB 6117 10 1196 26 085 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• 2 19~ 7 ~70 35 9~7 165 1t29 1 19B 26 085 UTILITY DEBT ONLy •••••••• I 2119 5 550 I'll 246 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 795 21175 33 930 23218 9 29B UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL. Y • • • • • • • • 32 172 909B SHORT-TERH. • • • • •• ••••••• 12~ 6325 32112 B 1156 L.ONG ...TERM DEBT ISSUED.. •••••••• ~1 1 1175 12 1177 307 6 500 L.ONG-TERH DEBT RETIRED ••••••• " •• 151 1120 5 1 507 5 12B 699 1 891 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEHS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 157 2 891 ~15 679 Note: See text BS to ooverage "t tiecal years. Because ot rounding, deteil may not add to totals. IT;vpeindioated by entries 8S tollows: Eleotrio power (E)i gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more or these, detailed at end or table (*). , 'w Individual Governments 17 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar _. in tb0U8anda) CONNECTICUT •• Con. Item Greemrich Harttord town Meriden New Britain New Haven Norwalk StBID!ord POPULATIO'h 1960 •••••• ·.. ·.. · 53 793 162 178 51 850 82 201 152 0118 67775 92713 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. ·..·.·. 630 331 12 31 3 31 12 '1 8 '1 6 '0 GENEflAL REVENUE. ·...... 18 1129 118 511' l' ,85 18 2911 39'"2 19 11110 29 21111 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE •• ·.. ·. 8 9116 II 577 200' ,026 9 B05 39B6 II 111 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•••• ·. 66112 2367 . 2 815 II 626 · 1 9'" 21197 3793 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • · ·. 39 2 06B 2 176 ij2 II 952 1 3B9 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • •·.. . 10 236 311 - ·.·. 170 227 100 31B GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES•• 16 ij26 39 597 8 80B 15 268 29537 15 115ij 25 133 TAXES. ·. 111 ij31 35 660 6327 ...... 12 315 25 310 111 2811 23 107 PROPERTY •••••• ·...... 111 3110 35 1158 6 212 12 218 25 103 111 190 22970 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTlVE SALES AND ------GROSS RECEIPTS • • - OTHER. ·. ·. 91- 201 115- 97- 207- 911- ·· 1'6 CURRENT CHARGES.·.. . · ···.··. 1 297 2 619 1 51111 752 1 257 533 1 376 MISCELLANEOUS. ·. ·.·.··..··.·..··· 699 1 319 937 2200 2 971 637 650 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS 18 625 1191167 13 679 19330 110 666 20665 29759 CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·. . :J 936 6352 · II 51111 II '88 11 178 5698 5770 OTHER ·.. ·. 111 689 9 291 ·. 113 115 ·. 111 785 29 IIJB ·. ·.. ··.··.·. 111 967 23989 EDUCATION •• ·...... 9 575 18 118' 5,62 7 077 13 878 9 931 111 761 OTHER THAN ·.. CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 7 8115 16 1109 II 559 7 012 11 1102 81129 12 110, HIGHWAYS. ·...... ··. 6B5 1 302 86' 1 262 1 791 1 1111 1 238 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ··...·· 536 1 21111 3111 1 123 1 315 821 1 132 PUBl.IC WEL.FARE ••••••• 331 2 808 107 110 1 1186 1126 1 066 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •• ·. 1 019 60 · ·.·· '5 7J 6110 2110 168 HOSPITAL.S ••••••• 551 2273 72'1 6 ·.. ·.. sq, OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• · 22511 722 6 - - - HEALTH ••• ·.. ·... 283 299 1115 531- 155- 129- POLICE PROTECTION • ·.. ·.· ···. 1 2011 3 '17- 735 1 306 29'9 1 101 1 750 FIRE PROTECTION • ·.. ·. 515 3237 ··.·..··.··. "'" 1 070 28'0 933 1 7511 SEWERAGE ••••••••••• 1 987 2'9 1 699 3352 3111 211211 OTHER THAN CAPIT AL OUTLAY. • ·.. - · 300 112 156 6511 2116 532 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. ·.·· 169 962- 1111 2B7 '08 359 71111 PARKS AND RECREATION••••• ··· 957 1 678 '61 1 3115 91111 791 1 091 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • · ··.·· 2765 165 2 2117 68J7 3 109 1110 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 226 165 ·.··. - 1122 1 718 79 135 LI8RARIES •• ·..... ·.. · 621 800 135 280 671 603 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •• , . ·. 373 7119 1111 202 817 318 - 357 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • ·.. ·. 237 5511 1211 219 535 2011 3611 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. ·. ·..·.··· 107 600 2116 1111 201 77 1111 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ···· 86 597 21 1111 175 25 1111 I NTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. ·. 271 ·. 1 217 5112 7JII 2 011 890 983 ALL OTHER ••••• ·.. ·. 759 8723 3 1111 ·. 1 229 ·.·.. ·.·. 1 535 915 2 2111 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • ·... - - 562 1 162 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE ··· 519 1 723 - - - CURRENT OPERATION ··.···. - - 363 652 - - - CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• · - - ·.·· ·....··. 83 972 - - - INTEREST ON DEBT. • ·.·..· ·..·.·.... - - 72 98 - - - OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE•••• · - OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. ..·.·· ------CURRENT OPERATION. ·.··.·· ------C.APITAL. OUTL.AY ••••• ·.··...··.··..· - - - - - ItlTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • ·..· ·. ------TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 11 220 28756 71177 10 627 21 1198 11 065 16750 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• 9075 50 185 2' 987 J6 0111 85976 311 179 '6900 l.ONG ..TERH ••••••••• ·.. · 9075 111 11611 12 565 . 21 5011 55 eell · · 28 170 3J 950 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •• ·.·. 9075 111 11&11 12 565 ·. 21 5011 ·.... 55 8811 28 170 " 950 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · 2 1117 II 6'1 . NONGUARANTEED ••••• ··.·.·. - - - - · UTILITY DEBT ONLY. ·.··.·· .- . . .- - · - SHORT-TERM. .. . 8 721 11 1122 111 510 30092 6009 ·... ·.. ·.. ·...· · - - · 2950 - LONG. TERM DEBT ISSUED •• ·.··.·.·. - 5060 - II 705 1011]5 II 1100 6'" LONG-TERM DEBT I\ETIRED ·.. ·.·..·. 520 , 169 1 1110 1 672 3 321 1 918 2282 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE. MENT SYSTEMS • ·..·...... 5110 31139 237 202 1 11110 149 lao Note: See text 89 to coverage of fiscal years. Beoause of round~, detail may not add to totala. j, I ~ 18 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar ... oont. in tIl0U8llDC1a) roNNECTICUT--Con. DELAWARE DISTIIICT OF FLORIDA COLUMBIA Item West Fort Waterbury Hartford Wilmillgton Washington Hialeah Jacksonville town Lauderdale POPULATlON, 1960 ••••• ···.·.·. 107 130 62'82 95 827 763 956 83 6q8 66972 201 030 oAlE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • ·..·.·. 12 31 630 630 630 8 31 9 3D 12 31 G ENERAL REVENUE. ·...... 20326 19 9qo 25 321 399 q73 lq 550 'I 751 19 090 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • ·.·. 2892 21135 9 661 106 396 127 296 " FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•• ···· 272'1 2 '135 9390 " " 281 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ·· ·. 23 207 105 965 ···· " 127- FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • . 6'1 ·.·..·. 1~5 - '131 - - 16- GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • 17 'I~3 17 505 15 660 293 077 1'1 '123 II 751 18 793 TAXES ••• ·...... ·..·. 15 151 1'1 920 10 835 251 053 10 886 397'1 12622 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 15 062 1'1 7'18 9 '102 88 162 5 56'1 1 5'1'1 65'1'1 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. " '12256 " SELECTIVE SALES AND - - - - GROSS RECEIPTS ·.. " 53 '17 '176 q 283 2005 II 9q5 OTHER ••••• ·. ·.·. 89- 172 1 380 73 159 1 039 lI25 1 133 CURRENT CHARGES. ······. · 720 1 332 '1203 22666 1 '117 587 1 922 MISCELLANEOUS. ..·······..··.· 1 562 1 25'1 622 19 358 2 121 190 '1250 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS 2335q 16 '1'19 23 '1'19 '102 106 16 520 '1522 31 3'10 CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·.·. 5 '138 1 001 3263 73 976 5579 791 6 8'12 OTHER .·... ··.····.··· 17 916 15 '1'18 20 186 328 130 10 9'11 3 731 2'1 '198 EDUCATION •• ·...... , . 10 659 10 0'16 11 7'18 96 986 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·. 7 7'1'1 9775 9 317 80 822 - -" - · " HIGHWAYS. · ...... · .·· 1 0'19 1 139 1 0'1'1 'II 9'12 1 656- 637 3 199 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ··.·· 907 855 '179 12726 801 296 2 106 PUBLIC WEl.FARE •••••••• ·...·.·. '18'1 31 1 35 106 18 8'1 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • - ·..·. - " - 1'1 535 " - " HOSPITALS •••••••••• " 51 ''16 29 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·.. ·. - - '13978 - - 29 HEAL.TH ••• 272- - 207- - - . .. · ·..··. ·. 60 13 382 63 1 15'1 POLICE PROTECTION • .· ··...· 1 836 9'12 1 761 30 826 2030 772- '1'100 FI RE PROTECTI ON . . 1 810 821 1 513 ..·.··.. ·..·. 1'1 53'1 1 152 571 306'1 I SEWERAGE ••••• ·..... 1 '102 329 137 13 '189 2655 92 1 181 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 26'1 66 137 6 05'1 5'19 '18 1 11'1 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. · ·. 669 1 050 9 303 1 397 609 2736 PAI\KS AND RECREATION ••••• ··. 1 19'1 532- 709 15 651 2 'I'll 758 2850 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL ••• . 833 769 ·.·· 9 635 '10 " OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·.·. 17 - 769 2 629 36 - ·.. - " - L.IBRARIES •••••••• 305 '125 218 6 328 233 2115 586 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. ·.. 3'11 310 272 6 0'15 65 025 ·. ·. 356 1 GENERAL CONTROL. • • • • • ·• ..·.· 282 226 335 13 1'10 366 124 879 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••• ··....·.·. 132 66 323 4920 198 86 1156 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. 128 53 305 4 377 195 82 456 INTEREST ON GENEIlAL DEBT. ····. 818 673 986 5 223 879 3 I 543 AL.L OTHER •••• ...···..···.··. 1 267 8'11 2378 34050 3 05'1 543 o 1!3 W ATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • · 1 '105 - 1 815 8 005 3262 1 298 2668 .. 1 335 W ATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. . 1 352 10 886 3847 999 ·. ·...· - 2 391 CURRENT OPERATION • ··..·. · '188 1 092 7439 1 486 663 1 955 CAPITAL OUTLAY••• ·. ·. 710 - 126 2724 1 834 259 '117 ·..· ·· " INTEREST ON DEBT. • • ·.·.··....·.·. 153 - 117 723 527 77 19 oTHER UTILITY REVENUE' ••• " CE)1I7 :UO OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE •• ·.·.·. - - 1111 1119 .. - - " - - CURRENT OPERATION • ··....· ·. - - - - 16 875 CAPITAL OUTLAY••• ·.·.. ··...·. - - - - - 24 '02 I NTEREST ON DEBT. • ·• •· ·..·.·. ------3242 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 13 "4 11 377 15 125 233 445 8074 2 471 26532 GR0$.5 DEBT OUTSTANDING •••• 35 774 2'1073 39275 236 186 \37 682 2382 176 679 LONG-TERM •••••••• ·.·.·. 27 850 24073 39275 159 8119 2382 176 655 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. ·.. ·.·. 27 850 24073 37978 136 571 Jtm 76 16780 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. ·..·.·. 4 442 4580 NONGUARANTEED ••••• ·. ·.·. . -. 1 297 23 238- 136 0011- 2306 - 159 875- UTILITY DEBT ONLY • ·.··.·. - 22 118 115 1160 2306 116 715 I ••• · 24 SHORT-TERM. ·.. ·...··.·.· 7924 - - - 76 '377 - - LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED. ·.·... ·.·. 6325 1 500 2725 28 325 9975 225 311 100 LONG-TERM D!BT RETIRED • ·.·..·.·. 1 694 1 952 1 992 1 722 2512 59 7111 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 003 510 742 16 58'1 32 192 2359 ~, 1--- Note: See text 89 'to coverage ot fiscal years. Beoause of rounding, detail may not add to totals. IType indioated by entries 88 follows: Eleotrio power (E); gSB supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (0). Individual Governments IS Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000; 1965-66--Continued (Dollar ..,ounta in thouatmda) FIllRIDA--Con. Item Miami St. West Orlando Tampa Miami Beach Penaacola Petersburg Palm Beach POPULATION, 1960 ••••••••••• " 291 688 88 136 56752 181 298 274 970 !!6 208 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • • • • • • 9 30 930 10 31 9 30 930 9 30 9 30 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • '5 461 15 660 9222 5 208 35633 715S INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE • • • • • • • 1 608 272 37 557 216 38 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • • •• •• 9 229 11 10 FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • 650 42 278 168 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 950 1 37 268 39 38 GENERA~ REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 33 as, 15 388 9 185 4 650 27417 7 116 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 26967 12 B02 5 989 2 985 17 593 !! 259 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 17 633 9266 3 234 841 9 123 3300 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SE~ECTl VE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • 7 175 2 )2'1 2263 5357 6557 1 533 OTHER. • • • • • • •• • ••• 2 15B 1 212 '192 1 191 1 9111 426 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • • • • 4 a16 1 783 1 639 11 80a 67116 1 258 MISCELL.ANEOUS •••••••••••• 2070 804 1 557 8213 3077 599 GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, A~~ FUNCTIONS • • • • 33 639 11 542 11 709 6605 32 213 34 837 7266 CA?ITAL OUTLAY. • • • • •• • 2 091 630 2774 1 063 9340 13 149 1 982 OTHk:R ••••••••••••• 31 548 10 912 8935 5 541 22073 21 688 5 284 EDUCATION ••••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUT~AY•••••• HIGH .... rs••••••••••••••• 2 210 533 2090 853 5 146 5 109 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUT~AY•••••• 2 058 375 838 '164 1 355 2894 PUBLIC WELFARE •••••••••••• 100 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOsPITALS ••••••••••••••• 87 7575 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 87 7 058 HEA.L.TH••••••••••••••••• 150 37 25 12 9 POlICE PROTECTION • • • • •• • •• 6203 1 876 1 491 938 2 091 4384 1 858 FiRE PROTECTION •••••••••••• 5210 919 945 749 1 701 3430 641 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••••• 2060 359 1 006 351 2648 5 315 311 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUT~AY•••••• a36 268 6'17 2'10 1 263 846 311 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••••• 4253 1 27'1 1 001 369 1 721 2 S57 600 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • • • • • • 3310 2 661 1 092 568 'I 682 2624 830 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • 193 29 II 73'1 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTLAY•••••• 192 29 120 LIBRARIES •• II • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 297 242 518 275 391 1 140 110 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••••••• 7a8 431 318 361 S80 396 194 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 018 416 570 237 666 S71 210 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••••• 90 119 569 90 198 66 73 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 50 98 281 58 114 6'1 59 INTEREST ON Gf'.NERAL OEeT. • • • • • • • 2027 456 759 520 1 850 295B 467 AlL OTHER ••••••••••••••• 4 831 2070 1 284 1 268 2965 1 S3B 1 161 "J WATER SUPPLY REVENUE ••••••••••• !! 836 2045 2312 1 483 II 266 4260 1 !!20 WATER SUPPL. Y EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • 8285 1 350 1 581 2 153 3 S10 2668 1 710 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • • 2831 1 20'1 1035 516 1 177 1 706 639 CAPITAL OUTlAY ••••••••••••• 'I 421 51 546 1 521 1 663 382 59" INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • • • 1 I 033 96 116 669 S80 477 ~. OTHER UTI~ITY REVENUE' • • • • • (E11929'1 (QJ4 490 (0)2 203 OTHER UTI~ITY EXPENDITURE ••••••• 17 246 2 152 2 170 · CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • • 8 132 1 785 1 826 · CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••• .. 6 906 265 207 · INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • .. 2208 102 136 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES •• 23746 8303 a 720 4 001 16 047 1S 920 3 731 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANOING •••••••••• 84 812 18 51!! 87057 20 '176 61 519 105 217 28 161 -, LONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• 84 812 18 515 87057 20476 61 519 95 147 28 161 ., FLLL FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• 2923!! I!! 1135 8240 8676 956 5 976 UTILITY DEBT ONLY ••••• II •• 2683 1181 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • !IS 577 3080 78817 20476 52843 94 191 22 185 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••••••• 3271'1 65300 7 249 19593 17 S35 14 993 SHORT-TERM ••••••••••••••• 10070 ~ONG"TERM DE8T ISSUED ••• ...... 7070 3000 1 200 9750 , 500 '! ~ONG~TERH DEBT RETIRED • 1 711 1 043 11 143 2 196 778 'I EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETlRE~ i' MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • cr • • • • • • • 2402 1 369 128 297 723 618 Note: See text en to coverage of fiscal years. geeeuse of rounding, detail maynot add to totals. IType ind:J.cated by entries 8S follows: Electric power (E); gaa BUppl,y(0); trnnait system (T); two or more of these, detailed Dot end of tabl (0). Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000:. 1965-66·-Continued (Dollar ... =t. in tbOUBoncIa) GronGU HAWAII Item Albany Atlanta Auguata Columbus Macon Savannah Honolulu POPULATION, 1960 •••••••••• , •• !!5 890 70626 116 779 500 409 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR • • • • • • • • 8 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 630 GENE~AL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • I' ••• 2 306 53 113 6 551 12 359 8799 89 981 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • • •• 133 8 099 745 971 690 10 885 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 24 1 472 255 220 531 6 208 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • •• " 28 2 341 467 150 95 4 677 FROM LOCAL. GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 81 4 286 23 191 601 65 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 2372 45 014 5807 10 346 11 38B 8 109 79 096 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 1 523 28 052 3644 5 716 5379 6543 63064 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 1 176 17 149 2504 3 271 3 617 4925 50339 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • 83 6 846 602 1 228 799 599 6 132 OTHER •••••••••••••• 264 4057 "7 1 217 963 1 019 6 593 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • •• 362 9285 1 159 4 042 5 513 880 3 211 MISCELLANEOUS. • • • • • • •• " 488 7677 1 004 588 496 686 12 821 GENERAL EXPEND ITURE, ALL FUNCTI ONs • • • • 2846 71 164 7684 11 690 12 563 8098 90 953 CAPITAL. OUTL.Ay •••••••••• 436 22 856 2423 2682 1 455 907 39233 OTHER. • • • • •• • ••• 2 410 48 308 5 261 9 008 11 107 7 190 51 720 EDUCATION ••••••••••••••• 11 425 7 406 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• " 11 425 261 HIGHWAYS ••••••••••••••• 171 7023 496 800 616 508 10 044 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 112 3 775 380 549 566 454 4 496 PUB1.IC WELFARE... • • • • • • • • • • 2 34 26 3 8 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITAl.S • • • • • • • • •• • ••• 76 5 373 5 863 43 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTl.AY •••••• 76 3 693 5792 14 HEAl.TH. • • • •• ••• " •••• 12 34 4 145 3B 366 10 POL.ICE PROTECTION • • • • • • •• • 515 7 110 867 1 317 1 045 1 q41 9 063 FIRE PROTECTION • • • • • • • • • • 487 5 027 714 902 804 1 008 6318 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••••• 264 5 121 18 524 779 487 9 287 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 159 2 202 97 486 2 649 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE ••••• 317 5 43", 296 476 671 927 4 584 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • •• • 208 13 88. 301 703 421 557 10 147 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • , •• •• 299 2220 8 460 2 647 OTHER THAN CAPITAl. OUTl.AY •••••• 298 77 29 1 307 l.IBRARIES • • • • • • • • • •• • •• 195 1 199 102 B7 232 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • ••• 67 1 165 441 263 119 400 2564 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • • • • • • • • • 97 1 454 201 167 173 246 2 401 GENERAL PUBL.IC BUIl.DINGS .. 36 431 36 36 50 2 148 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT~AY •••••• 36 197 36 20 50 702 INT~REST ON GENERAL DEBT. ••••• 112 4 312 210 194 453 399 5 564 ALL OTHER. • • • • •• ••• •• 324 7207 1 678 779 974 1 527 18 727 WATER SUPPl. Y REVENUE • • • • • • • • • • • 678 8 863 2077 ·2 4q4 2322 2953 8 267 WATER SUPPL. Y EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • 731 8 687 1 705 3 21'5 2 471 1 707 15 610 CURRENT OPERATION. • •••••••• 295 4 314 456 1 230 1 028 1 044 5342 CAPITAL. OUTl.AY. • • • ••••••• 273 3 541 976 1 747 1 172 423 8828 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • • • 1M 832 272 318 272 240 1 440 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE •••••••• (.)5 395 OTHER UTIL.ITY EXPENDITURE ••••••••• 4 183 . CURRENT OPEHAT I ON • • • • • • • • • • • 3327 . CAPITAL. OUTLAY. • • •• ••• •• 816 I NTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • •• •• 40 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 2 331 27 551 3 100 6 484 8 708 6 614 36 251 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• ·.. · . 9 002 177 115 16 057 21 858 23419 23 45B 205 278 LONG-TERH •••••••• · . 9002 177 115 11 897 21 8SB 23 130 23 458 191 423 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. .. 3 572 102 086 · , 3766 . 5 976 9 610 11 996 131 769 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. ·... 159 3 775 30 1 030 NONGUARANT£ED. • • • • · .. 5 430 ·.. ·.. 75029 8 131 15 883 13 520 11 462 59 654 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · . 5 430 23570 7767 15 883 7 B90 11 206 38052 SHORT-TERH. • •••••• ·.. ·.. · . 4 160 289 13 855 LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED •••••••••• e 29 725 7 000 3017 25215 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 603 4 801 572 713 745 1 276 e 920 '!XHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN IlETlRE. MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 57 I 635 229 156 425 Notc' See text 89 to ccverege ot tiDcal years, Because ot rounding, detail.m.ay not add to totals. 1~ indicated by entries as tollows: Electric power (E); gaB supply (0); transit system (T)i two or more ot these, detailed at end ot table (0). lndividua; Governments 21 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66"Coltdnued (Dollar amoont. in thousllllda) ILLINOIS Item East Evanaton Aurora Berwyn Chicago Cicero Deoatur st. Louis POPUL.ATION. 1960 •••••• 63715 69 130 78 OO~ 01 712 79 203 OATE OF ENO OF FISCA~ YEAR • 12 31 12 l1 \2 31 ij 30 12 31 12 31 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • •••• 3 977 2 526 q55 218 ~ 952 7721 6 013 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE • •• • 605 378 91 3q5 1 all 801 612 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT••••• 592 378 47 038 55ij 8ij3 557 FROM FEOERA~ GOVERNMENT. •• , 29 80q ~~6 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • 1~ 1~ 503 11 55 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES•••• 3372 2 lij8 363 873 3 ~qO 6839 5 ijOl TAXES. • • • •• • "I" •• 2 976 ; 872 301 691 2 Q30 360 ij ijOij PROPERTY. • , • • • • • • • • • • 1 Qij3 1 051 190 702 1 250 2 Do-.&. 3 007 GENERAL SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 705 116~ 28327 965 ~63 720 SE~ECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. . 18 10 39 981 28 588 9 OTHER. • • •• ••••• • 310 3q7 ~2 681 ijll 216 ijOI 667 CURRENT CHARGES. • •• •••••• 199 76 37 698 3\9 310 3 018 Q72 MISCEL.LANEOUS. •• • •• 197 201 2q 118q 213 1 190 179 525 GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, AL~ FUNCTIONS .. ~ 077 3 1112 q18 ij81 3729 II 05e 7 308 6 329 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY •••• . 932 I 60' 86 qlll 257 1 238 2 067 771 OTHER. • • •• 3 Iq5 I 807 332 OqO 3~71 2820 5 2ijl 5 "0 EDUCATION. ." ••••••••• .. OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTLAY•••• . HIGHWAYS •••••••••• , •• 1 Oq3 '8 588 779 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY••• 238 27 858 509 PUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • • •• •• 10 218 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS ••• , HOSPITAL.S • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 086 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY••• , 8 759 ~ HEAL.TH. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ijl 10 369 70 S 191 POL.ICE PROTECTION • • • • • • • •• • 1 Oq6 93 107 8qq 530 B59 1 19~ FIRE PROTECTION • • • • • •• •• • 596 36 032 606 632 819 771 SEWERAGE ••••••••••••• 305 11 ~29 95 I 315 60 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• , ••• 110 7 603 95 206 eo SANITATION OTHER THAN SEgERAGE. • , 160 110 31 669 521 219 653 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • •• •• 205 135 5 187 39 900 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~ • •• ••• 19 096 73 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY••• , • 3 652 61 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••••• 153 65 7 738 911 87 309 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • • • • 82 60 6 2~0 '9 189 101 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • • • • • • • 80 5q 13 022 223 120 355 GENERAL PUB~IC BUILDINGS. •• , •• 30 25 30 162 ~~ 63 I" OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY,. •• 25 25 5 111 II~ 63 133 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEOT. •• • •• 02 lqq 23 625 230 017 117 Al.L OTHER •••••••• • ••• 307 175 52 913 226 525 767 IATF.:R SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • •• • 098 56 111 1 586 I 268 2 136 IA-(ER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE •• •••••• I ql6 ~9 13~ 1 1123 1 077 1 052 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • 653 26768 1 1102 ~87 671 CAPITAl. OUTl.AY. " •••••••••• 686 16 609 13 '20 2ij9 INTEREST ON DEBT ••••••••••• 78 5757 9 69 131 OTHER UTIl.ITY REVENUE. • • • • •• •• OTHER UTIl.ITY EXPENDITURE.. • ••••• CURRENT OPERATION. •• ••• •• CAPITAL. OUTl.AY ••••••••••••• INTEREST ON DEBT. , • , • • • • • • • • TOTA~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 2 "I 1 q51 2 qU 1 739 2760 ij 589 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • • 2 080 7 lij3 96' 1179 6 867 7 8Q7 17 516 11 661 L.ONG-TERM •••••••••••••• 2 080 6 823 810 0'0 6 027 7 B07 17516 10 911 FULl. FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• I 2~9 ij 82' 2116 279 3 730 ~ 01' 3 009 3500 UTIl.ITY DEBT ONL.Y • • • •• •• 1 39' lie NONGUAAANTEEO. • • •• •••••• 832 2 000 563 779 2 289 , 792 I~ 507 7 ~II UTIl.ITY DEBT ONl.Y • • • • ••• 2 000 102 295 1511 2700 6 610 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • •• ••••• 320 1" 1121 8~0 750 I; l.ONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • ••• 7' 3307 79 L.ONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 150 180 ,87 1 873 790 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE~ MENT SYSTE:'HS • • • • • • • • • • • • • I" 125 121 306 Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail maynot edd to totals. 22 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTE[) URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSH'?S OF OVER 50,000; 1965·66··Continued (Dollar amount. in thousands) ILLlNOIS-.Con. ~ ~ ~r-J_O_l_ie_t __ -+_o_'k__fu_r_k__ ~ __fu_o,_r_i.__ -t_n_oo_~__o_ro__ -L:~,_._'_I_._lmmI __ ~ __ S_k_Oti__•__ rs_P_r_~__fi_e_ld_ POPULATION, 1960 • • •••••••• 66 780 61 093 10' 162 !Sol. 86' 8'271 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • 12 ;'1 12 '1 12 31 , '1 Q '0 2 28 GENERAL.. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 280 7 844 9 896 4 859 52'1 7 566 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • , , • , •• 1 007 I 316 633 8n 057 22q2 FROM STATE GOVERIJt4ENT •••••••• 5~e 800 5ij3 736 654 513 FROI:'! FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • ij35 8ij 1 059 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ,. ,., ,ij 516 90 12 , 670 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES, , • , ij 273 3 625 6 528 9 265 q 027 Q 57ij 5 32q T·,XES. • • • • •• ; • • , 506 2 802 5 663 1 2ij6 2 075 , 719 3678 PROPERTY •••••••••••• 2 lOS 1 698 J 73q q ijij3 1 ij96 2 089 2 294 GENERAL SA'.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 816 720 1 ij87 I 626 392 1 034 1 Q8q SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS •• 8 • • • • 89 15 98 193 9 17 q1 OTHER. • • • •• •••• •• ij96 370 3ij4 985 178 579 259 CURRENT CHARGES. • •• •••• 202 5ij9 330 814 I ij06 216 1 054 HISCEL.L.ANEOUS.. • •••••••• 565 274 535 I 20ij 5ij7 636 591 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. ALL FUNCTIONS, 5 189 ij 306 8 873 8 201 q '90 4 878 7532 CAPITAL CUTL.AV •••••••• 1 691 438 2 072 736 877 1 120 2 853 OTHER. • • ••• •• , ij98 , 868 6 801 7 q65 3513 , 758 q 679 EDUCATION ••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, , HIGHWAYS. • • •• • ••••• . 800 550 1 Oij2 I 211 1 091 9'2 1 721 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, • , .. ij77 310 636 I 186 8'7 2,)1 6116 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • ••• 10 CASH ASSIS1ANCE PAYMENTS, , HOSPITAL.S ••••••••••••• 286 ij61 OTHER TriAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, , • 275 ij51 HEAL.TH. • • • •• • •• 1ij1 312 59 59 POL.ICE PROTECTION •••••• 626 876 1 722 I ijl1 536 1 l1q FIRE PROTECTION. ••• 6ij6 58' 1 363 1 239 ij56 729 SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • •• •• 167 51 88 199 387 534 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• 165 51 88 199 228 207 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. , • 218 416 696 ij29 '76 37 PARKS AND RECREATION ••••••• 306 170 288 435 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL •• 2ij9 90 '07 317 764 OT~ER THAN CAPITA'. OUTLAY, , , , 60 16 25 35 ij, LIBRARIES. • •• •• 195 '86 770 767 15ij ,q2 375 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION, 87 74 159 10 10' 100 119 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • • •• • 313 221 237 l~q8 10ij 267 190 GENERAL PUB~IC BUILDINGS, • , 1 096 79 802 99 36 26' 41ij OTHER THAN CAPITAL JUTLAY. , 55 79 240 8ij 36 110 121 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT, ". , . 227 127 169 2ijO 34' 76 369 ALL OTHER. • • • • • • • • 565 496 I 135 I 196 515 620 730 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • •• ••• • 1 ij65 1 075 1 805 700 1 615 1 795 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE ••••••• 1 '72 854 I 526 591 1 523 2247 CURRENT OPERATION • • • ••••••• 681 821 823 395 S82 1 171 CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • ••••••••• ij66 617 115 592 984 INTEREST ON DEBT.. ••••••••• 22ij 6~ 81 ij9 93 OTHER UTl~ITY REVENUE' •• , · , , (E)6 330 OTHER UTII.ITY EXPENDITURE, , · , . 5 710 CURRENT OPERATION • , 3 629 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • ••• 1 501 I NTEREST ON DEBT. 581 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 2 508 ij '85 q 674 2 162 2 827 5367 ROSS DtaT OUTSTANDING , • • , , . 15 92' 5 ij20 9 718 12 78' 12 700 5002 46 580 LONG-TERM •••••••• , . , ... 1ij ij5e 4 920 9 176 10 6'1 11 088 5002 46 540 FUL~ FA I TH AND CRED IT , • . , , . 70 2 145 4 801 5 9ijO 1 204 1 819 210 UTILITY DEBT ONLY , . , . 720 210 NONGUARANTEED, , , • · . 1ij 388 2775 4 ,,, ij 691 9 8eQ , 183 Q6330 UTILITY DEBT ONLY , · . 6 379 975 2 046 2 215 1 550 " 605 SHORT-TERM. •• • •• · . 1 ij65 500 5ij2 2 152 1 61" 41 LONG-TER'" DEBT ISSUED •••••••••• 926 4 280 1 599 290 15 6Q8 LONG-TERM DEBT PtETIREO • • • •••••• 293 2'9 195 616 471 q99 1 050 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN AETlRE~ MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 140 16ij 330 56ij 126 200 '95 Note! See text ee to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detaU may not add to totals. lTypc indicated by entries as fo11o.o: Eleotric POW'!.~~ (e): goa ouppl,y (0); transit 6ystem (T); two or more of these, detailed at CJ'1dof table (.). Individual Governments 23 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar amounts 1n thousand.) ILLINOIS •• Con. INDIANA Item Waukegan East Chioago Evansville Fort Wayne G.ry Hamnond Indianapolis POPU~ATION. 1960 ••••••••••••• 55 719 57 669 161 776 178 320 111 698 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. ••••• 430 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENE~AL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 584 8478 10 731 15 1117 15 1195 9884 116502 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE •••••• 302 2 031 2 818 2 425 3262 3056 7732 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 287 918 2 125 2425 2594 1 607 7 169 FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT. • • • • • 1 113 689 636 1 399 527 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • 15 4 32 50 36 GENERA~ REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 4 282 6447 7 913 12 722 12233 6828 38770 TAXES. • • • •• • •••••••• 2 7B5 5 797 5628 8799 10 713 6071 32638 PROPERTY •••••••• , ..... 1 756 5734 5485 8 681 10 370 5953 32382 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 695 SE~ECTIVE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • , 14 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • 320 63 118 343 118 256 CURRENT CHARGES. • •• ••••• 609 346 2 463 412 358 3 1131 MISCELLANEOUS.. •••••• 888 303 1 460 1 108 400 2 701 GENERA~ EXPENDITURE. A~~ FUNCTIONS •••• 4 529 7 908 9 887 13 338 11 178 ," 8 sa CAPITAL OUTL.AY. •• •• • • 1 472 1 801 1 606 3 377 4 198 12547 OTHER.. • • •• • , 3057 6 107 8 281 9 961 6 980 31 291 EDUCATION. ••• •••••• • 8 25 OTHER THAN CAPI TA~ OUT~AY. • • 8 25 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • • • • • 819 808 1 289 2 201 2 761 1 417 6096 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY••••• 558 622 1 121 1 073 1 8111 1 056 38211 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • • • •• •• 11 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • HOSPITAL.S • • • • • • • • • • • • • OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY.. •• HEALTH. • • • • • • ••• 37 146 278 222 339 135 110 POLICE PROTECTION.. • '" • 686 1 05B 1 499 1 744 2257 1 266 7 424 F1RE PROTECTION. • • ••• 542 1 116 1 729 2 173 1 981 1 313 5942 SEWERAGE. • • • • •• •••• • 227 547 653 1 11811 4 861 2384 8 346 OTHER THAN CAPIT A~ OUT~AY. • • • 120 523 4511 821 356 800 2784 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••••• 265 498 4011 635 1 629 600 1 529 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••••••• 97 521 1 696 1 890 952 492 2 988 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~. • •• 1 634 811 1 688 735 23711 629 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• 406 27 272 232 256 133 LIBRARIES. • • • • • ••• •• 1 053 FINANCIA~ ADMINISTRATION. •••• 59 52 128 81 86 60 271 GENERAL CONTROL • • • •• ••• •• 123 189 248 185 1128 160 306 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••••• 26 105 116 68 75 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 26 105 113 66 75 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. ••• • 54 390 1167 308 1 235 685 2456 ALL OTHER ••••• •• • • 540 845 1 2BII 718 1 1113 216 7 786 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • •• •• 605 1 351 1 860 27111 1 11711 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE •••• • 1 537 1 688 1 695 2757 1 409 CURRENT OPERAT I ON ••••• ••• 405 785 1 075 1 679 657 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • •• ••• • 887 614 533 978 697 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • •• • •••• 244 289 87 100 55 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE 1 •••••••• - (I") /I 508 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • ••••• - 3 864 CURRENT OPERATION • •• •• •• • - 3 290 CAPITAL OUTLAY... • •• • • - 574 INTEREST ON DEBT. • •• ••••••• TOTA~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES. 2 206 4 106 5 360 9 566 7906 5025 19 215 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • •••• 10398 20 896 21 193 13 8117 36036 26202 122 221 LONG-TERH •••••••••••••• 10 398 13 531 21 193 11 755 311 873 21 762 121 996 FULL FAITH AND CAEDIT. • • • •••• 1 365 6 141 7797 2 850 29 631 19 462 117 424 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••••••• 321111 159 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • 9033 7390 13 396 8 905 52112 2300 4572 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••• " • 8075 7 390 3 501 2300 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • • • • •• 7 365 2 092 1 163 44110 225 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED ••••••••••• 3 799 930 2 304 27802 LONG-TERM DEBT "ETIRED • • • • • • • • • 586 533 1 021 1 093 1 775 1 072 5224 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTtHS. •••••••••••• 148 323 5711 757 565 2 }92 Note: See text as to coverage of tiscal years. Beceuee of rounding, detail may not add to totals. lType indicated by entries as follows: Eleotrio power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of I'" table (0). ( 24 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar amount. in tbOWlanda) INDIANA--Con. IOWA Item Cedar Council Muncie South Bend Terre Haute Rapids Bluff. Davenport Dea Moines POPULATI ON. 1960 • • • • • • 6B 603 72 500 92035 BB 9Bl 20B 9B2 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR ••••••• 12 31 12 31 12 '1 12 31 12 31 3 '0 12 31 GENEftAl. REVENUE. • • • • • •• ••••• '969 11 20B 6 01q 10 003 q OBq 9255 20 lBq I NTERGOVERNMENTA~REVENUE • • • • • • • 1 117 2707 1 6q5 1 3q7 612 1 50q 3 172 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 1 Oq6 1 927 1 159 960 5B2 1 qBq 2 30B FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.. •••• 12 773 q66 361 6Bl FROM LOCA~ GOVERNMENTS • • • • • 5B 6 19 27 30 20 lB3 GENERA~ REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • 2 B53 B 502 q 369 3q72 7 751 17 011 TAXES. • • • ••• • • • 2073 6 Bl0 3 030 2002 q 971 12 OB2 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 2030 6727 3 000 1 751 q 657 11 116 GENERA~ SA~E5 AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SE~ECTIVE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • 72 q3B OTHER. • • • • ••• q3 30 2q6 179 527 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • •• •• • 732 1 037 1 3Bl 7q9 2552 MISCELLANEOUS. • •••• qB 302 327 720 2 37B GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, A~~ FUNCTIONS. , 991 9229 10 722 10 q90 337q B 310 19 qBq CAPITAL OUTL.AY. •• • ••• ·. 591 1 366 B2q 6313 3 250 1 210 q 070 OTHER. • •• •• " • ·. 3 qOO B6' q ql0 7 2qO 2 550 7 100 15 q15 · 7 EDUCATION. • •••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• ·.· HIGHWAYS. • • • •• • •••• ·.·. 1 020 1 63B 777 3 075 9B9 q 33B 1 926 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• 762 1 llq 500 1 36q q59 1 1,B 2 592 PUBLIC WEL.FARE. • • • • •• • ·. CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •• · HOSPITALS ••••••••••• 70 30 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• 70 30 HEAL.TH. • • • • • • •• • • 9q 107 7 B5 q59 POLICE PROTECTION •••••• 1 q69 B31 1 26B 361 797 2 279 FIRE PROTECTION.. • •••• 1 9q6 1 006 910 qOB BOB 2371 SEWERAGE •••••••••••• 5117 665 5 a72 1 02q 260 1 7B2 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• , ••• 365 q91 322 37B 256 7qB SANITATION OTHER THAN SEW~RAGE•• 21B 239 209 56q 213 1 lBB PARKS AND RECREATION. • • ••• 263 1 019 265 9qO 257 1 265 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~ • • • ...·. 709 521 lB' B 351 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• 3ql 112 lBl B 55 lIBRARIES. • • • • • • •• • •• 32B 123 262 711 FINANCIA~ ADMINISTRATION. • ••• 35 72 '5 51 q9 57 372 GENERAL CONTROL • • • •• " 95 175 B6 q31 170 q05 B50 GENERA~ PUB~IC 6UI~DINGS •••• 25 93 35 92 q2B OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• ·.· 25 39 35 77 279 INTEREST ON GENERA~ DEBT. • • • ·.·. lOB q50 qBO q22 110 366 701 ALL OTHER. • • •• · 2B9 777 q90 1 097 'B3 1 Bl0 2 3B6 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • •• •••• 1 q37 1 5q7 999 3 OBB WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. • •• •• ·. 1 lq6 1 301 Bq9 2 1'2 CURRENT OPERATION ••••••••• · 1 009 B12 591 1 7B7 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • • •• 97 q6B 195 307 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••••••• qO 21 63 'B OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE. • • • •••• OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE ••••••• CURRENT OPERATION I •••••••• CAPITAL OUTL.AY •• I •••••••• INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • , • • • TOTA~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES. 2 lq3 6 713 q B07 2050 3 BqB 11 B20 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • 3 B03 16 B32 lq 670 5 109 10 710 20 q5q LONG-TERM ••••••••••• ·. 362B 15 336 13 052 5 109 10 710 12 65B FULL FAITH AND CREDIT ••• ·. Ul 592q 65B 1 B12 7 9ql 10 532 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••••• NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 3207 9 q12 12 39q 3 lq5 3297 2769 2 126 UTI~ITY DEBT ON~Y •••• 1 270 715 1 905 692 SHORT-TEFtM. • • • • • • • • 175 1 q96 1 61B 7 796 l.ONG .. TERM DEBT ISSUED. • • • ••••••• 1 511 BOO 2q5 637 L.ONG.. TERH DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 1 3q9 2q7 1 137 6,q 727 1 939 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • •• •••••••• 197 537 355 q7B 227 920 Note: See text 80 to coverage of fiscal years. Because of roundinG, detail may not add to totals. IType indicated by entries as follow8: Eleotrio power (E); gas supply (a); transit system (T); two or more or these, ~etai1ed at end or table (*). Individual Governments 25 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66·-Continued (Dollar eeecrree in tllouoandB) IOWA•• Con. KANSAS KENTUC/{Y Item Dubuque Sioux City Waterloo Kansas C1ty Topeka Wichita Covington POPULATION, 1960 • • • • •• •••• • 56 606 89 159 71 755 121 901 25ij 698 60376 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. •••• • 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • 5 558 8 471 8 242 13 410 11 185 26677 3 877 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE •• • 1 194 1 819 1 676 3 955 1 261 4 482 262 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 626 1 195 847 2 127 739 1 483 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • 529 569 784 1 230 301 2359 262 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • 39 5ij 45 599 222 640 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES.. • 4 364 6 652 6 566 9 454 9923 22 195 3 615 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 3 070 5006 4 831 6 649 5 624 11 333 2 831 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 2 915 4605 4 719 5 967 4805 9 400 1 4'5 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS •• ..... 262 332 542 1 401 OTHER. • •• • ..... 156 139 112 351 278 532 1 396 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • 670 1 160 891 1 336 2 ij13 4 819 624 MISCELLANEOUS •••• · 623 ij86 8ij4 1 469 1 886 6043 161 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. ALL FUNCTIONS ••• 5 521 9 608 8 05ij 14 827 15 267 29 123 4 464 CAPITAL OUTLAY, •• •• , 2 269 3 156 2 995 6 885 7 685 13 636 1 070 OTHER •• • •• 3 252 6 451 5 059 7 943 7 5B2 15 488 3 394 EDUCATION • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY••• HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• 1 230 2 060 1 355 2 360 2660 3493 229 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 419 794 611 500 1 078 1 204 22, PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • •• •••••• 12 280 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••••• HOSPITAL.S • • • • • • • ••• 223 4' OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 43 HEAL.TH. • • • •• •• • •••• 89 217 157 433 1 074 '1 POLICE PROTECTION • • • • • •••• 474 906 1 706 1 445 2 807 668 FIRE PROTECTION • • • , • •• • 539 861 2 048 1 168 2346 695 SEWERAGE •••••••••••• 462 1 112 1 085 1 818 2200 2 490 83 OTHER THAN CApITAL OUTLAY•• ... 15ij 292 249 277 389 422 83 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. 230 29B 348 562 614 968 339 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • •• ·... 321 861 1 07J 537 1 029 1 766 145 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • 38 814 516 3632 553 5 999 1 329 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• 8 115 106 475 64 225 340 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••••• 130 282 227 991 4' FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••••••• 116 137 114 160 167 280 95 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • • •• " 160 3ij2 158 311 229 571 18, GENERAL PUBLIC BUIL.DINGS. • • • • • • • 93 83 255 182 519 110 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • "18 87 52 248 13ij 2111 77 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. •••••• 120 ij98 26ij 769 911 1 5" l39 Al.L OTHER. • • • • • • •• • •••• 1 578 1 125 1 254 500 3453 4 006 214 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • •• •••••• 672 860 716 1 801 4720 655 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE •••••••• ij39 1 171 634 1 851 9 549 468 CURRENT OPERATION • • • ,. •• ,. •• 396 652 619 1 435 1 165 450 CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• ••• • ••• 493 14 199 6 911 INTEREST ON DEBT.. ••••••••• 42 26 218 1 473 19 OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE. • • • • • OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE.. • • • • • • • • CURRENT OPERATION.. • ••••••• CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••• " •• INTEREST ON OEBT. • • • • • • • • TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 2 JJ5 4 544 3330 5 495 5413 10 496 236S GROSS OEBT OUTSTANDING •••••••• 6 341 19 116 9030 26404 39390 156 323 10 682 LONG-TERM. • • • • • • •• • •••• 6 JIll 17 730 7 848 17 254 32302 142 207 9 005 FULL. FAITH AND CREDIT. •••••• 2267 10 853 6 190 11 648 13 617 44755 596 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y •••••••• 5 606 '23 51 NONGUARANTEED. • • •• •••••• 4074 6 877 1 658 5 606 18 685 97452 8 409 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••••••• 1 4B5 877 5090 95002 350 SHORT-TERH. • • • • •• '" ••• 1 386 1 182 9 151 7 OB8 14 116 1 677 I LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED •••• 78 1 465 349 1 039 7575 54 800 160 1\ " LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • , •••• 630 809 1 272 2 12" 7613 336 , ( EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • , • • • • • • • • 213 245 331 167 654 255 Note· See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. l~ indicated by entries as follows: Electrio power (E)i gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of ":.able (*). -~-,-~----~--.-~ .-.~~ ...'-_'<' ...r.-J ~". ~.....;.~ ~ j~-'YI"'~' J. Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000; 1965-66--Continued (Dollar amount. 1n tllOUBand.) KENTUCKY--Con. LOUISIANA Item Lexington Louisville Baton Rouge Lake Charles Monroe New OrlE:8llB Shreveport POPULATION, 1960 ••••••••••••• 62 810 390 639 230 058 63 392 52219 627 525 DATE OF END OF FISCA~ YEAR •••• 12 31 630 12 31 930 429 12 31 12 31 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 66 ~43 21 l~q q 1I0q 7'665 12 438 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE • • • •• • 11 2q6 'I 175 '107 12717 1 021 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 971 3309 323 11 622 997 FROM FEDERAL. GOVERNMENT, • • • • • , 297 8 220 706 71 '98 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 46 2055 160 13 697 24 GENERA~ REVEN~: FROM OWN SOURCES•••• 9 302 55 197 16 969 3 865 3 998 60 9qa 11 416 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 6 993 26 882 1~ 131 2 978 2 527 110 156 8 171 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 3 036 10 991 6 523 2 021 2 106 19 722 6 601 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 5 2911 497 11 958 SE~ECTIVE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • 129 834 629 152 38 II 212 603 OTHER. • • • • • • • • ••• 3 828 15 057 1 685 307 38'1 II 2611 967 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • •••• 1 692 15 762 1 210 213 635 111 174 923 MISCELLANEOUS. • • • • • • • • • • • 616 12 553 1 628 6711 836 6618 232' GENERA~ EXPENDITUR •• A~~ FUNCTIONS • • • • 11 9q7 68 568 2 9811 9 621 81 039 12 813 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • • • • ~ 568 21 517 66 5508 23 604 4321 OTHER •••••••••••••• 7379 q7 051 2 918 4113 57435 8 1192 EDUCATION. • •• ••••• • ••• 19 847 168 970 1 3q5 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••• 15 360 168 1 160 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • •• • •• 2 912 2'96 276 821 8032 3259 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY••••• 2 126 1 578 276 136 3663 1 289 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • • • • • •• 20 1 327 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • •• • HOSPITAL.S • • • ••••••• , •• 2 75~ OTHER THAN CAPI TA~ OUTLAY. • • ·. 270' HEALTH •••••• ·. 9q 550 267 55 1 331 PO~ICE PROTECTION •• •• ·. 1 171 5267 3 612 331 q57 987q 1 713 FIRE PROTECTION ••• 1 302 3 7q3 1 929 467 785 61178 1 58q SEWERAGE. • • • , • • • • • • • • • 2065 5 130 , 720 249 ~87 5 9211 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 351 1 537 1 029 236 122 2778 SANITATION OTHER THAN S.WERAGE. • • • • 1 q56 2077 1 1118 370 785 4 9711 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • • • • 325 2 ~37 774 180 2077 q 086 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~ • • •• • 2 320 12 ~87 41 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 496 2690 41 LIaRARI~S • • •••••• , • • • • • , 99 2 Oql 88 99~ 366 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. , ••••• , 21~ 839 576"5 93 90 1 839 187 GENERAL CONTROl. • • • • • ••• • 25~ 739 1 306 259 108 5972 279 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. • • • • • 126 261 228 19 1 2'8 1 47' 80 OTHER THA~ CAPITA~ OUT~AY••••• 12' 250 177 19 12 1 470 80 INTEREST ON GENERA~ DEBT. • • •• • 890 ij 875 1 226 3q7 999 5 '16 969 ALL OTHE:R •••• •• • ••••• 1 095 2 609 250q 137 7'0 230" 812 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE •• •• • • • • 7 1211 775 6 926 3 167 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • , • • • • • 8523 1 216 7 522 306' CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • 4 196 269 5 257 2023 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • ., ..... 3 8~1 9q4 1 915 786 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • • 486 3 350 2'4 OTHER UTI~ITY REVENUE ••••• (0) 4 513 ' OTHER UTI~ITY EXPENDITURE ••••• ·.·. 448' CURRENT OPERAT I ON ... • •• ·. ·. 1 464 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • •• •• ·.·. 2300 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • . ·. 721 TOTA~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES •• 4 093 270q2 9 108 1 699 6 191 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • ••• 2q 813 194 281 " 60' 20 152 69 1311 163 926 36678 LONG-TERH ••••••••••• ·.·. 19 41q lql 297 '1 q74 20 1'2 69 1'4 163 926 36 678 FU~~ FAITH AND CREDIT. •• ·.·. 28 5327' 27,q2 13 991 28 565 130 151 28457 UTI~ITY DEBT ON~Y •••• ·.·. 311 1 9111 NONGUARANTEED •••••••• · ·. 19 386 88 02~ 6 161 40569 33 775 8 221 UTI t, ITY DEBT ON~Y • • • • ·.·. 24080 40 389 9 '34 65811 SHORT-TERH. • • •• • •••• ·.·. , 399 52 98q 2 12~ LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED . 1 392 18 000 '670 12 9'0 26528 49' 457 L.ONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • , • • • • • 1 070 13 23~ 1 858 792 1 2,q 5447 2672 EXHIBIT! CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETlRE~ MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 319 1 q~O 100 104 2973 q17 • Note. See text BS to coverage of fiscal years. Because of :'OUl1ding. detail may not add to totals. l~ indicated by entries as follows: Electric power (E); gas supplJ. (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (0). . ( " Individual Governments 27 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar ... owrt. in tbousando) MAINE MARYlJJID MASSACH11SETrS Item Portland Baltimore Boston Brockton Brookline Cambridge1 Chicopee town POPULATION, 1960 •••••• ·.. ·... 72566 939 0211 697 197 72 B13 511 0011 107 716 61 553 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • ·.. ·.·. 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GE.NERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • ·.. 15 115 30B 111 312 B56 23 132 IB 599 305110 12 000 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE •• ·. 2069 13B IBII 1111 0211 7 957 37BO 7 5Bl II 272 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT••• ·.. ·· 1 116B 131 750 792BO 56112 ;, 631 7309 2 936 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ····· 525 5 308 32 8112 220B Bl 102 1 330 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • ·. 76 1 126 1 902 170 ·. 107 69 ··.·. 6 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. 13 0116 169 927 19B 832 15 175 111 819 22959 7729 TAXES •••••••••••• ··. 11 762 111111151 173 006 13 932 13 907 2D 301 7 1111 PROPERTY •••••• ·...... ···. 11 650 12B 871 170 2Bl 13 836 13 BIIII 19 7Bl 7078 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTI VE SALES AND ------GROSS RECEIPTS • ·.. B 132 - OTHER ••••• ··. ·. 111- 71111B 2725 96- 63- 520- 63- CURRENT CHARGES. ······. 9311 17 B06 15 920 1 009 600 2 117 537 MISCELLANEOUS. ·. 350 7670 9 906 ··.·.···.·.·· 2311 312 5111 50 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS 111 30B 305 863 307 B97 26 511B 20 071 22 161 11 135 CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·.. ·.·. 1 7lB 119 1011 311 1160 77BO 2 712 1025 617 OTHER. ·. . 12 S90 256 759 273 1137 21 136 ·. ·.····.·.·· 18 768 17 359 10 517 EDUCATION. ·...... 5 5BB 100 6B8 50 385 9 506 6002 61157 5 201 OTHER THAN· CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·.. ·. 5 1160 81 696 118 5211 6 BII5 5 03B 5935 5 136 HIGHWAYS ••• ·...... ·.. ·. 1 258 17 993 9 507 1 098 1 319 1 009 595 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 8B2 9205 5 211 909 608 773 11110 PUBLIC WEl.FARE •••••• ··. 366 50768 61 72B II 163 20911 55B9 1 726 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS·. 3B 123 37 071 . II 7B7 3 371 ··. ··.·. 2775 7119 HOSPITALS. · ...... ·.. 657 111 566 25 197 179 39 30711 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. · 6511 13 500 23 677 179 39 30511 - HEALTH •••••• ····. 233 6 501 2 103 153 332 320 150- POLICE PROTECTION •· .·. ···. 792 259110 22 126 1 lQII 1 36B 1 698 652 FIRE PROTECTION • . 1 1167 16 21111 16 009 ·..·····..·· . 1 5Bl 1 973 1 829 903 SEWERAGE ••••••••• 396 5389 2 6110 3 3Bl 122 132 19 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY·.•• ·. ·. 91 27611 1 600 3112 122 80 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. ··· 21111 61152 5 536 651 509 990 323- PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• ·.·· 635 7602 7 291 11110 1 333 512 36B HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • ·· 612 96B9 113315 1 803 1211 36 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·. 13B 2 IB3 26 6611 ·.. ·. 232 B3 36 - LIBRARIES. ·..... 139 II 327 II 1125 237 5119 306 110 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. ·. . 3 6BB 2 525 11011 · . 197 289 · 3111 179 GENERAL CONTROL • ·... ··.·.·. 310 5 313 7 937 129 225 2611 119 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. · ·...·· . IBO 22811 6 923 86 5B9 362 89 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 131 1 770 1 507 362 B6 1112 B9 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. · ·. 31111 B 967 6 955 566 172 2115 230 ALL OTHER ·.. ·. . 890 191152 33 295 1 15B 3 031 · 1171 . ·.·.·. ·.·· ·. 5 691 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE. ·... 12 3511 92B5 557 735 1 217 B3B WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE·. ·. 11 6115 II 176 1 2111 ·. 2596 327 5113 • • t • - CURRENT OPERATI ON • · · ·..·. . - 5209 3 191 5911 2911 1 010 111111 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• · ·.··..· . - 3730 9B5 1 B67 311 200 711 INTEREST ON DEBT•• ·. 2706 ·. ·..·. - - 135 - II 25 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE' • ·.. - - - - (E)3 503 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE •• ··... - - - - 3 OS7 , CURRENT OPERATION • ·.·. - - - 2691 - - I," CAPITAL OUTLAY •• · ··.···· - - - - - 392 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••· ·····.··..· ------3 Iii, TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 9 056 165 1169 135 896 11 115B 10 273 15 611 7 559 tl · Ii GROSS DE8T OUTSTANDING •••• , ... 11 395 11211913 200 577 2270B B 360 7 1106 6 9911 LONG-TERM. · il · ...... ·.. . 9 8611 11211913 157 535 21 1199 7060 6 99B 6 9911 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. ·. ·. 9 8611 1118 IIBII 1115 210 21 1199 7 060 6 98B 6 9911 · 11 .. · 106 953 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. . 289 ·. II 6119 1 227 ·.. - I' NONGUARANTEED•••• · ·.....·. - 61129 12325 - - - - 1 UTILITY DE8T ONLY. · ··.. - - - - Il SHORT-TERH. ·. ·. 1 531 1130112 1 209 1 300 - - " ·.... ·. ·.·... - - - 1118 - · I I, LONG-TERM DE8T ISSUED. II ·.. ·. . 1 255 26650 15 125 II 755 1 1135 1156 ·. · - l~ ::" LONG-TERM DE8T RETIRED • ·.·. ·.·. 7112 20828 21 270 1 762 622 606 B75 Ij · il EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE" ~; MENT SYSTEMS ·...... - 15 709 10 OIlB 285 1115 718 283 :; i! Nate. See text as to coverage of f'iseBl years. Because of roW".diIlg, detail may not add to totals. i, lPots nre for fiscal 1965. )1 21'ype indicated by entries as follows: Electrio power (E); gas supply (O)i transit system ('1'); two or more of these, detailed at end of Ii table (*), d II I, \1 U " ' 28 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued CDollar amount. in thousands) MA5SACflUSE'ITS-_Con. Item Fall River Holyoke Lawrence Lowell Malden Medford POPULATION, 1960 ••••• 99 9ij2 52 689 70933 92 107 9ij ij78 57676 611 971 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR •••••••• 12 '1 12 31 12 '1 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENERAL. REyENUE. • • • • • • •• •••• 25279 15 176 16 ,31 2q 25ij 27 "0 11 268 15 732 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • • • • • 10 923 q 981 5 713 8 693 10 qOl 5118a 3 550 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 9 ij60 3782 5 666 8 052 9 056 3 891 3 5112 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • 1 356 1 1'7 17 q81 1 235 1 569 8 FROM L.OCAL. GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 107 62 29 159 110 27 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OIN SOURCES••• lij 356 10 196 10 618 15 56! 16 929 11 780 12 182 TAXEs •••••••••••••••• l' 559 9222 9786 Iq 9ij6 15893 10 670 11 172 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 13 ijl0 9 lq2 9 665 lq 767 15 73ij 10570 11 131 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • OTHER. • • • • • • • • •• •• lij8 80 122 179 159 100 III CURRENT CHARGES ••••••••••• 650 726 78q 5ijO 81ij 11116 528 MISCEL.L.ANEOUS. • • • • • •••• lij7 2q8 117 75 223 6611 1182 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS •••• 2ij 372 12 ij53 16 75' 23 503 26 915 17 79ij 15 012 CAPITAL. OUTLAY. • • • • •• •• 1 ij56 907 603 1 321 1 ijllij , 106 1126 OTHER. • • • • • • • • •• •• 22 917 11 5q7 16 150 22 182 25 1171 III 688 111 586 ,ill \1: t1~ EDUCATION. • •••••••••••• 6 589 q 230 q 398 6 98ij 86ij3 ij 800 5 57q OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 6 503 3 919 q 386 6 ijll 8233 II 538 5526 HIGHltAYS. • • • • • •• • •••••• 1 291 q97 767 1 066 1 101 906 781 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• " 768 ij2ij 739 883 732 669 507 PUBL.IC WEL.FARE. • • • • •• • •••• 7 609 2053 q 751 6 959 7079 2 866 2 1117 CASH ASSISTAN~E PAYMENTS • • • • • • 5373 1 137 3 0'7 3 385 , 206 1 11112 1 1116 HOSPITAL.S ••••••••••••••• 915 ql q97 12 8 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 909 ql ij97 12 8 HEAL.TH. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 279 lij6 29q q29 605 91 67 POLICE PROTECTION ••••••••• 1 675 766 1 119 1 ijij2 1 327 958 866 FIRE PROTECTION. •• • ••••••• 1 909 1 109 1 558 1 730 2 133 1 186 1 152 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••••• 531 557 33 561 1168 3117 272 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 190 70 22 170 195 291 251 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEIERAGE. • • • • 585 ij30 536 587 851 '116 1127 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • • • • • • ij13 'Oq 299 315 1191 '67 361 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • •• " ~5 131 110 ij52 29118 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• " 2' 105 311 1157 L.IBRARIES • • • • • • • • •• •• 162 168, 167 lij8 331 156 2117 FHlANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • ••• 226 159 336 27ij 235 172 215 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • •• ••• 196 177 282 217 265 2111 178 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••••• 291 83 31q S88 236 39 32 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 81 83 312 • 588 236 '9 32 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. ••• • 216 311 313 ij9q 408 '911 139 ALL. OTHER ••••• ••• • ••• 1 ij29 623 958 1 586 2290 1 996 2 28' lATER SUPPL.Y REVENUE. •• • •••••• a36 997 68ij 871 798 511 65' WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE ••••••••• 727 1 093 677 801 691 2311 2'7 CURRENT OPERATION • •• ••••••• 602 821 6q5 632 689 197 221 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • •• • ••••••• 109 15q 89 ,q 16 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • • • 16 118 32 80 2 3 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE' • • • · . (E)5 610 OTHER UTI L I TY EXPENDITURE. • · . 5 275 CURRENT OPERATION. • ..... q 907 C"PITAL OUTLAY •••••• · . 26q . INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • · . 10q . TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 11 132 9 286 10110 11 7'0 13 535 7 805 82611 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •••••••••• 5 30ij 17 US 7638 16 6ij6 12 ij23 U 085 2 658 LONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• 530ij 17 6460 lq 785 9 103 832q 2658 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT ••••••• 530q 17 8'58" 61160 lij 785 9 103 83211 2658 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. • •• • •• 2 200 787ij 859 2 280 SO 110 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • UTIL.ITY DEBT ONLY •••••••• SHORT-TERM. • • • • •••••••• 1 178 1 861 3320 q 761 LONG ...TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • • • • • Sq 150 1 983 915 1 '15 L.ONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED •••••••••• 509 1713 1 238 1 390 8'0 316 EXHI81T1 CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • q9ij 282 367 371 6119, 339 Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of :rounding, detail may not add to totals. IT,ypeindicated by entries as follows: Eleotric power (E); gas BUppl,y(0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table Co). PI ! Individual Governments 29 I" Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS ) OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar _. in thousllllda) MA5SACHUSETTS-_Con. n! 1 Item IJ New Bedford Newton Pittsfield Quinoy Somerville Springfield Waltham POPU~ATION, 1960 •••••• ·.·.. ·. 102 1j.77 92 J81j. 37 879 87 Q09 91j. 697 171j. 1j.6J 55 Ij.lJ oATE OF END OF FISCA~ YEAR ·.·.. ·. 12 Jl 12 Jl 12 '1 12 Jl 12 Jl 12 Jl 12 31 II~' I' GENERA~ REVENUE. ·...... ·.. 25 281j. 30 J51j. 17 J51 30 030 21 887 51 121 15 931j. INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE • ·. 10 979 Ij. 616 5095 6 57J 6738 16 1j.51 3382 I' FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•• ·. 10 051 Ij. 613 Ij. 236 ···. 5 251j. 6 610 IIj. 203 J 309 fJ FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT. ·, ··.· 753 778 1 156 100 2081j. 39 FROM ~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS • • •·. 175 3 82 161j. 28 161j. ·. ·. - JJ GENERA~ REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES•• · , IIj. J05 25737 12 256 23 1j.57 15 Ilj.9 31j. 670 12 "2 TAXES •••••••••••••• 13 17J 21j. 081j. 11 530 17 209 IIj. 619 2971j.1j. 11 575 rl PROPERTY ••••••••••• ·. 13 016 2J 91j.0 11 1j.15 17 099 IIj. 1j.89 29 1j.91j. 11 1j.88 GENERAl- SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS.·. SE~ECTIVE SA~ES AND ------t 1 GROSS RECEIPTS - j I OTHER. ·.. IIj.Ij. - - ·.. ···· ·. 157- - 115 110 130- 250 88 I j CURRENT CHARGES. · ·····.. · 91j.7 983 57J 5867 1j.81j. 2 1j.1j.9 561 MISCELLANEOUS. ·. 185 671 15J 1j.7 21j.77 1j.16 · 381 II ·.. ··... ·.··. \\ G ENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALI.. FUNCTIONS 25 682 29 68J 16 J97 28 96J 22 661 50 977 IIj. 886 !. CAPITA~ OUTI-AY. ·.·. 1 91j.7 2 Ilj.7 1 728 2056 1 666 7 099 5J2 OTHER. ·.·.·.··...·.·. 2J 735 275J6 IIj. 669 26907 20995 1j.3878 IIj. JSIj. HI' · EDUCATION •• ·...... 7 695 13 9JIj. 6 Ilj.2 9 691j. 7 881j. 17 085 5 578 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ··.· 6 7J9 13 206 6 Ilj.2 8 856 6 671 15 197 5507 Il HIGHWAYS ••• ·...... ··. 1 J21j. 3 271 1 101 1 215 860 3967 813 iJ OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ····. 892 26J6 81j.7 1 055 606 1 909 51j.9 PUBL.IC WELFARE ••••••• ·.·..·. 8 193 1 611l. J 352 J 378 Ij. 8Bl 8 368 2 023 q CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • ·. Ij. 987 798 2 112 1 968 2 678 Ij. 559 101j. I, ··.. ·. 1 i, " HosPITALS. · ...... 20 5 521j. 51 2 159 20 II OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• . Ij. 971j. , ·.· - 20 - 51 2 Ilj.9 20 , HEAL.TH ••••••• ··. 219 291j. 21j.5- 251j. 155 511 78 POLICE PROTECTION • ·.. ·. 1 552 581j. ·. 1 JJ6 635 1 1 232 2659 809 " ·· FIRE PROTECTION • ·.. ·. 1 781j. 1 808 1 031j. 682 , 191 ·. 1 1 630 , ··.··. ·.··. 1 050 'I I SEWERAGE...... ·.. JJIj. 1j.71 1 579 81j.6 278 1 281 525 I, '" OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 78 J95 185 670 273 J81j. J68 , Ij.JJ SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. ·.· 1 J16 J21 587 81j.9 970 61j.1j. 1: PARKS AND RECREATION••••• ···. 522 1 025 299 61j.9 1j.56 1 168 1j.01j. ., HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • ·• . ·. 101j. 13 2057 · , " OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. · 101j. - - - 'r ·.·. - - - 13 291j. - I ·.· - I' LIBRARIES. ·..... ·.. J17 1j.32 161j. Q06 368 1 019 293 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. ·. 151j. i: · ·..·. 253 290 278 1j.22 690 215 :1 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • ·. ·. 232 87 171j. 2'2 261 238 500 I, GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••• ·. ·. 225 183 311 897 ·. 132 78 252 I. · ·.. OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·. 225 182 311 132 78 860 218 I' INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. ·.. r ·. J91 532 380 3lj.l 296 1 087 389 I ALL OTHER ·. . 2 105 2925 591j. 2 2969 J 368 ·. · 132 1 621 /, · ·.. ·.···.. ·. I' WATER SUPPLY REvENUE • • • ·. , 1 090 1 lJlj. 582 1 009 867 2 860 872 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. .. · J71j. · . 691 512 1j.79 i; ·... '01 1 877 352 i ' CURRENT OPERATION • ·.·. Q81j. Ij.QO 221j. 1j.62 300 1 376 322 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• ··.·.··.·. Ilj.l 70 91j. 15 1 220 21 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • ·.·. ·. . 66 3 · 55 1 281 t , ··... ·..·. 1 9 I, OTHER UTILITY REVENUE••• I. - - - - OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. ·.·.·...·. - - - - CURRENT OPERATION ... ··.· ·. ------CAPITAL OUTLAY••••• ···· ··· ------INTEREST 01+ DEBT. • • • · - - - - - .r: ·.··.··.··. ------r.• f' TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 13 0Il.6 19 918 a q52 16533 11 551 26 321 8 5ijO GROSS DE8T OUTSTANDING •• · · 10 716 15 691j. IIj. 360 IIj. J66 8 099 1j.5 607 12033 LONG-TERM. ·...... · ..·...·. 105ll.3 15 691j. IIj. 360 lij 366 Ij. 599 38357 12033 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. ·. ·. 10 5Il.3 15 691j. llj. 360 IIj. 366 Ij. 599 3~ 357 1203' UTILITY DEBT ONLY. ·.·..·. 1 719 35 1 870 1j.0 30 10 111 262 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • ·.·.. ·. w UTILITY DEBT ONLY ·. ·.·. ------I. · - - SHORT-TERM. ·... ·.··.··.·. 173 - - - 3500 - 7250 - - LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED •• ·.·.·..·. 1 271 900 1 615 5 150 1 750 600 I., - Ii, LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • 1 72ij 1 693 1 155 1 11) 868 3374 1 258 , , ·... ·.·. /1 f' EXHIBITI CITY CONTRI8UTlONS TO OIN RETIRE- .-' MENT SYSTE:HS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 373 686 181 1j.61j. 351 1 306 235 """,I /' ,-/ Note: See text 8S to coverage of £1ooal years. Beeauae of rounding, detail may not add to totals. I I qI !I 30 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66··Continued (Dolhr __ in ) lLlCHlGAN Item Worcester Ann Arbor Bay City Dearborn Detroit Flint Prand Rapid. POPULATION, 1960 ••••••••••••• 186 ~7 67340 112 007 1 670 1114 196 9110 177 313 DATE OF ENO OF FISCAL YEAR •••••• 12'1 6 '0 630 6 '0 6 30 630 6'0 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • ... 511 2111 9284 5068 17 935 291 873 37710 22 B69 IN7ERGOVEIINM£NTAL REVENUE • • • ·.... 16 460 2 351 1 255 2624 86028 II 118 II 019 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•••• .... 1606' 2 1'5 1 i17 2 331 117 215 4 031 II '72 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • · . "8 19' 23 2711 20770 4 969 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • · . 39 2' 15 15 18 04' 8' 2678 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OIN SOURCES. • • • ~1 754 6934 3 81' 15 '11 205 845 " 592 111850 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '4205 32B7 2896 12 5119 158 246 16 465 8 '12 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 33 796 3 115 2868 12 285 109 652 7 140 8007 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECT! VE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • OTHER •••••••••••••• 1109 172 28 485911 9 'i4 '05 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • • • • 6 2!!5 1 999 613 29 178 14 319 , 120 MISCELLANEOUS •• r ••••••••• 1 294 1 648 '04 18 1121 2809 , 418 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS 59 078 8 331 II 658 15 991 260 737 32 1100 21 669 CAPITAl. OUTLAY. • • • • • ·.·. 7 500 2736 665 , 890 421197 4393 8 18i OTHER •••••••••• ·.·. 51 578 5595 3994 1Z 101 218 240 28007 13 1187 EDUCATION ••••••••••••••• 20 QlI6 II 4'4 OTHER THAN CAPITAl. OUTLAY•••••• 16 290 II 4'4 HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• '286 1 655 819 2734 18 117 , 180 '575 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 2 315 420 592 886 9679 24114 1 718 PUBI-IC WELFARE ••••••••••••• 10 761 60 19 818 10 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••••• 5735 '515 HOSPITALS ••••••••••••• 5 Z09 18 919 12 '5' OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• ·. 5090 18 "6 11 857 HEALTH ••••••••••••••• ·. 6117 87 172 5 601 1162 526 POLICE PROTECTION ••••••••• ·. '099 1 051 7110 1 786 40990 , '98 , 871 FIRE PROTECTION •••••••••• ·. , 336 680 1 036 955 17 1" 2690 21154 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••• 1 055 1 613 ,112 837 12 866 1 2119 2277 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• 5'4 412 29' 554 5135 1 010 739 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••• ·. 451 571 2'0 779 16 910 9119 551 PARKS AND RECREATION ••• a , ••• ·. 975 510 26' 2553 18 "0 1 538 1 7511 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEIAL • • • • • ·. 417 787 201124 775 383 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• ·. 219 96 5'41 911 1118 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••• 785 156 566 5655 1 007 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••••• ·. 594 314 129 4'5 5996 8112 6111 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • • • • • · 705 382 156 'I'll 50611 ello 670 GENERAL PIJIILIC BUILD1NGS •••••• ·. 6Z4 118 55 737 II 021 1 '511 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• ·. 273 116 55 734 '912 337'"0 275 INTEREST ON 6EtJERAL DEBT. • • • • • ·. 1 214 245 94 415 10972 1 115 466 ALL OTHER ••••••••••••• ·. ·5876 1 104 638 i 737 35 IIBI i 658 2 139 WATER SuPPLY REVENUE • • ~ • • • • • • 1 955 1 064 976 17117 26 146 II 126 , 025 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • ·. 1 918 i 511 8118 1 767 2 11111 3'00 " 918 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • ·. lOU 701 559 1 527 10626 1 854 1 B" CAPITAL OUTL.AY ••••••••••• ·. 8411 1 673 aro 18B 18 71111 1163 1 lOll INTEREST ON DEST. • • • • • • • • • ·. 52 137 79 52 4504 361 ·. 12' OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE 1 •••••••••• (E)l 690 • (T)30 11211 OTHER UTILI1Y EXPENDITURE ••••••••• 1 822 • 27 !26 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • • 1466 • 23 911 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••••• • 3570 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • , • • • • • "6 • ~II5 TOTAl. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 31069 " 158 '295 • 536 177 1166 21 791 9 7'0 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •••••••••• "022'1 13652 7066 12 59lJ 5Z5833 411 806 '1 II" LONG-TEJtM • • • • • • • • • • II • • • • '8941 13652 7066 11 0911 478471 44806 28018 FlLL FAITH AND CREDIT. • • • • • • • '8941 II 22!! 9691 Z911 209 " 200 10623 UTILITY DEBT ONLy •••••••• 2 555 1100 715 26 708 1 420 NON6UAflANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 91127 2611""" 1 407 1110 26~ 11 606 17 '95 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••••••• '710 2346 11107 109 010 8095 9 100 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 28' 1 1196 47'6i 31117 l.ONQ .. TERM DEBT ISSUED ••••••••••• 750 2199 211 061 6920 5 II?!! LONQ .. TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • '309 66' 1125 551 26 123 1 B60 1 26' EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIN IlETiRE. MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 268 260 973 1110 1111 1 113 1165 Note: See text as to caverage of fiscal ;yearo. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. lType indicated by entries as follOle: Electric power (E); ga8 aupp17 (a); transit system (T); two or more or these, deta.iled at end of table (.). Individual Governments 31 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued MICHIOAN-_Con. Item Lincoln Jaokson Kalamazoo Livonia Park Pontiac Roseville POPULATION. 1960 ••••••••••••• 50 720 82089 107 807 53 933 66 702 82 233 50 195 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR • • • •• •• 630 12 31 630 6 30 11 30 12 31 630 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • 6 000 8 17q 16 805 3557 7663 18 116'1 3 609 INTERGOVERNMENTAl. REVENUE • • • • • 1 7011 1 939 2 680 1 187 1 801 2 0'11 1 133 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••• 1 106 1 698 2660 1 187 1 7511 1 7112 997 FROM FEDERAl. GOVERNMENT. • • • • ·. ~79 2ql 15 118 299 122 FROM 1.0CAl. GOVERNMENTS • • • • • ·. 19 ·. 5 13 GENERAl. REVENUE FROM OIN SOURCES. •• q 296 6235 1'1 125 2 '70 5 861 161123 2 '176 TAXES •••••••••••••• , • 2 1188 q 2118 6507 1 1113 31130 5 668 1 79'1 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 2 380 II 125 6 '1211 1 692 3051 5567 I 679 GENERAl. SAI.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTI VE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • 0 • • • • • • OTHER. • •• • •••••••• I' 108 123 82 51 378 101 116 ,I CURRENT CHARGES.. •••••••• 823 915 II 5911 211 575 9652 129 tl HISCE1.L..ANEOUS. • • • • • •••• 986 1 072 3025 'lIS 1 856 1 103 !lS3 'I II GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALl. FUNCTIONS • • • • 7 073 8 062 19 913 32'16 15 813 3 335 ij CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••• 2 ~26 2211'1 7311 12'1 1 09'1 725 l OTHER •••• 11 ••••••••• II ~1I7 5 817 12 601 2522 111 719 2609 EDUCATION ••••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• 1 009 1 328 2 '175 935 1 817 905 592 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 791 720 I 206 360 993 688 11211 PUBL.IC '~LFARE. • • • • • • • • • • • 2 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITALS •••••••••••••• 28 38 7 832 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 28 7 832 HEALTH. • • • •• • ••••••••• 137 25 '8 88 9 POLICE PROTECTION.. • •••••• 679 1 202 1 882 515 722 1 1116 507 FIRE PROTECTION • • • • • • •••• 627 1 131 2 210 273 561 1 2'1'1 3" SEWERAGE ••••••••••••• '95 1 730 2 999 160 166 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• '88 269 6911 160 166 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. .. 113 229 317 2113 283 167 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• .. lqO 62'1 2 097 122 308 127 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEIAI. ••• 2 2 518 115 1'1 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• 118 115 1'1 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••• 125 112 2'10 180 57 FINANCIAL ADHINISTRATION •••••• : : I 125 262 1116 36 136 219 21111 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • •• ••• 197 350 501 176 309 '128 3'11 GENERAl. PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••• 111 58 252 116 168 39 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 30 57 2113 116 168 37 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. •••• ·. 280 303 605 118" 216 371 136 ALL OTHER. • • •• •• • ••• ·. l 1M 792 36110 506" 25'111 ·. 1 161 1178 .ATER SUPPLY REVENUE ••••••••• 617 1 080 2066 568 1 1911 1 9119 737 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • ·. 626 '151 3 939 11'12 1 628 2051 560 CURRENT OPERATION ••••••••• ·. 550 '126 I 385 1122 1 038 1 615 522 e~PITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••• ·. 72 2 526 17 113'1 301 2 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • ·. q 25 ·. 27 3 1~6 1311 36 1 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE •••••••••• CT) 126 E1l8 515 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE ••••••••• 112 12 q70 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • • 112 9 212 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••••• 3 215 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • , • • • • • 113 TOTA!. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 3 210 '1767 13511 I '116 2992 10 293 1 516 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •••••••••• 9 17q 13 515 23325 3 8'11 8603 16 658 '1313 LONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• q l'I9 13 515 20 186 3 '136 8603 10873 'I 313 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• 2660 11 850 18 656 3 208 'I '110 'I 610 3 185 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. •••••• 26'16 20 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 1 689 1 665 1 "0 228 II 193 6263 I 128 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • • • • • • • • 179 690 I "0 '1110 3730 I 128 SHORT"TERM ••••••••••••••• q 825 3 139 '105 5785 lONS .. TERH DEBT ISSUED ••••••••••• 1 100 3850 590 756 2200 lONG--rERH DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 165 90'1 1 1111 372 317 '1511 182 ( EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETlRE~ t , HENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 323 253 5B5 159 696 Note: See text 88 to coverage of tiscal years. seeeuee of rounding, detail may not add to totals. l'l',ype indicated by entries 8S to11ow8: Eleotrio power lE:); gas supply (a); tT8Jl8it system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end oC table Co). u .- 32 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66-·Continued (Dollar am<>JDts In tl!O\l8ands) • MICHIQAN •• Oon. MINNESOTA Item St. Clair Royal Oak Saginaw WalTen Shores Bloanington Duluth Minneapolis POPULATION. 1960 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 80 612 9B 265 76657 B9 2116 50119B 106 BBII IIB2 872 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR •••••••• 5 31 630 6 30 6 30 12 31 12 31 12 ]1 GENERAL REVENUE. • II • • • • • • • 13 09] II 150 15357 6 1156 B 970 56 661 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • , • ·. 3 517 1 1170 1 853 566 21153 B 3511 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••• ·. ·. 2 lijij 1 1160 1 B26 566 1 ]ij7 58B7 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • ·.·. 1 372 10 182 155 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • ·. 1 ·. 27 9211 2 312 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• ij ij22 9576 2 6BO 13 505 5 890 6 51B liB ]07 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 3 ij79 5 572 2356 8 758 1 919 II '"0 " 9111 PROPERTY •••••••••••• (I 3 363 3 190 2 197 8 175 1 617 II 070 ,1 176 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • 1 116 OTHER. • • • • • • ••••• 2 382 159 5B3 271 1 622 CURRENT CHARGES.. •••••••• 1 825 72 1 BIIII 1 2Bl 7 625 MISCELLANEOUs. • • • • • • •• • 2 179 253 290' B96 6 76B GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALI. FUNCTIONS •••• 5 925 11 056 II 720 6 569 8760 55503 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY. • • •• • •• 720 3 ij60 1 021 , 171 2203 111 506 OTHER. •••• ••• • • 5205 7 596 3 699 , 398 6 55B 110 997 EDUCATION • • •••• " • • • •• •• OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• HIGHWAYS ••••••••••••••• 0 1 ij07 1 OliO 2025 1 6'6 1 767 B 70' OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 36ij 381 896 556 502 ~ 12B PUBLIC WELFARE ••••••••••••• 15 2B 3 1106 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • HOSPITAL.S • • • • • • • • • • • •• • 96B 26 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 8B2 26 HEAl.TH. • • • • • • • ••••••• 17 268 110 9B5 POL.ICE PROTECTION • • • • • • • • • • • 927 1 510 1 557 1129 996 6 275 FIRE PROTECTION •••••••••• 733 1 053 1 192 9] 1 50B II 66' SEWERAGE •••••••••••••••• 33ij B1B 109 29110 1 B9B IIB9 B 273 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 288 5ij5 92 671 29B 1102 4 B20 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEW.RAGE ••••• 621 ij11 297 716 21 2B 1 669 PARKS AND REeREATION. • • • • • •• 3ijij 660 1177 52] 72ij 362 11 481 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • 2065 ]1 187 OTHER THAN CAP IT AL OUTLAY. • • • • • 398 '" ]1 187 L.IBRARIES ••••••••••••••• 23' 12' 292 12 2111 2 276 FINANCIAL. ADMINISTRATION. • ••••• 159 292 181 36B 1119 212 1 017 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • •• ••••• 218 392 116 1187 207 4'6 961 GENERAl. PUBl.IC BUIL.DINGS. •• ••• 81 B7 116 2611 156 9]11 OTHER THAN CAP I TAL OUTLAY. • • • • 80 87 115 2611 19 156 77B INTEREST ON GEN.RAL DEBT. , •••• 102 733 lijl 7BII B7B" 205 1 '9] AL.L OTHER. • • •• • ••••••• 1 22ij 1 3ijij 927 , ]19 1120 1 ]92 32511 WAT!R SUPPL.Y REVENUE • • • • • • • • • • • 1 000 1 972 713 2625 607 1 06] 5047 WATER SUPPL.Y EXPENDITURE.. • ••••• 860 7077 606 2320 2 '21 B8] 40]2 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • •• •• 157 897 576 1 BBl 1108 757 22'9 CAftlTAL. OUTL.AY. • • • •• • ••••• 5890 7 ,56 1 6]8 BB 1 698 INTER!:ST ON DEBT. • • • • • • •• •• ] 289 2, III 275 ]9 95 1 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE •• ·.. · . (0)11 653 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE •• · . II 053 ! • • • · CURIlENT OPERATION .. ·.. · . '7B9 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY•••••• · lBl INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • .... B4 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• ] ]90 5577 2 1101 5 51] 1 67] 6 012 :51 282 GROSs DEST OUTSTANDING •••••••••• ] 298 ijll 691 6 '16 17 512 ]0 ]91 13 9911 61 571 L.ONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• , 298 112 ]21 5'75 17 512 30 '91 1] 422 61 571 FULL. FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• 269] 211 007 5 ]75 111 171 270'9 12 425 5B ]511 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y •••• 't ••• 1] 700 628 6 ij]O 56BO II 21) NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 605 18 ]111 , ]52 997 , 217 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y •••••••• 115 ] 717 1 962 405 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 ]70 9ijl 572 L.ONG_TERMDEBT ISSUED. • • • • •••• ijijO 17 110 1 210 700 ] 500 B5B 13 650 L.ONG-TERM DEBT ftETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 1 B97 50 922 1 662 6 500 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1]3 320 5B 183 505 7 57B Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. IType indicated by entries ee follows: Eleotric power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (0). n t,l I I t \ Individual Governments 33 1)L ..,.. Table 5.--FmANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS ,J" OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued .)/ !"; (Dollar amounts in thoueBnda) MINNESOTA__ 1 i Con. MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI I, Item 11 St Paul Jackson Independence Kansas City St Joseph St. Louis Springfield \ \ POPU~ATI ON. 1960 • 313 ~11 1~~ ~22 62 326 ~75 539 ,f: . · · ··· ·. 79673 750 026 95 665 r: DATE OF END OF FISCA~ YEAR. ·.··. 12 31 9 30 3 31 ~ 30 ~ 17 3 31 6 30 t 1 GENERA~REVENUE. ·...... 37 920 16 599 ~ 209 6~ ~79 5 ~60 106 662 7607 INTERGOVERNMENTA~REVENUE • ·· ··. 5 631 1 799 525 ~ 662 957 7 167 690 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. ·· ·· 3 ~65 1 065 ~16 3 020 ~35 6653 616 FROMFEDERA~ GOVERNMENT.····. 666 197 73 1 ~05 500 360 1 FROM~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS• ·· ·· 1 676 516 37 257 22 13~ 72 GENERA~REVENUE FROMOWNSOURCES. 32069 1~ aoo 3 66~ 59 797 ~ 503 99 715 6 917 TAXES. ·.. · · 2~ 972 11 361 2 5~~ ~2 126 3 256 60 709 3 666 PROPERTY. ·...... · ·· · 21 73~ 7 626 1 527 17 037 1 975 32 225 2669 GENERA~ 5A~ES AND GROSSRECEIPTS. 2 6~6 SE~ECTIVE SA~ES AND ------GROSS RECEIPTS • 2 062 262 ~91 9 0~9 637 10 920 ~60 OTHER. ·.. ··· ·· 1 176 ~22 525 16 0~2 ~~6 37 56~ 739 " CURRENTCHARGES. ·. 3 957 2 000 600 10 134 692 14 156 1 730 i I ·· · MISCE~~ANEOUS. ·· ·.··.· 3 160 1 439 540 7 535 353 4 646 1 299 i. · ·· GENERA~EXPENDITURE. A~~ FUNCTIONS 4~ ~OO 19 936 5 721 67 650 5 91~ 106 006 6 726 l CAPITA~ OUT~AY. ·· 6 765 6 709 1 694 21 001 2 065 15 062 1 496 t OTHER ·· ·· · 36 015 13 227 3 a27 ~6 6~9 3 649 92 926 5 226 , , ·· ·· ·· ··· I , , EDUCATION • 152 I · .. - - - - - OTHER THAN CAPITA~·. OUT~AY. · - 152 - HIGHWAYS. - - - - - ·.. ·. 7 110 3 601 1 005 7 166 1 066 7 062 710 OTHER THAN·. CAPITA~ OUT~AY. · 3 564 1 362 401 3 406 575 3 554 521 PUB~IC WE~FARE. ·...... ···· 2 ~12 - 24 60 1 093 53 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS ·. - ···. · - - - - - 20 - HOSPITA~5 • ·...... 2 355 - - 5 673 - 20 670 304 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY. 2 355 - - 5673 - 19 163 302 HEA~TH...... · · 691 301 90 630 204 3 092 193 i;, PO~ICE PROTECTION • ··. 4 065 3 563 666 9 661 602 22 516 922 FIRE PROTECTION ·. 3 921 1 679 7~2 6 220 · ·· ···. 605 9 155 79~ SEWERAGE. · ...... 5 509 1 ~69 ~19 12 663 1 352 245 461 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY. · 3 ~69 262 231 1 2~7 205 106 460 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE.··· 1 722 951 163 1 656 134 3 111 344 PARKS AND RECREATION. ·.. · · 3 353 545 325 5 640 610 11 470 709 HOUSING AND UR6AN RENEWA~ • ··· 996 1 025 1 655 33 OTHER THAN CAF,TA~ OUT~AY.·. 996 - - ··. ·. - 225 577 - 33 - ~IBRARIES • 1 276 3~7 - - 157 2 6~5 257 FINANCIA~ ADMINISTRATION.· ·· · 717 ~03 195 2 166 142 2 a59 155 GENERA~CONTRO~ • ·... · · · 1 069 561 271 1 5~1 202 ~ 635 162 GENERA~PUB~IC BUI~DINGS. · 633 372 90 669 50 1 720 B~ OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY.· . ~91 173 61 690 ~O 1 709 6~ INTEREST ON GENERA~DEBT. ·· ·· 2 295 1 16~ 92 ~ 132 263 3 ~12 322 A~~ OTHER ·· ····· ··· · 6 ~5~ ~ 539 636 5 532 206 13 516 1 239 WATERSUPP~Y REVENUE. 5 257 2 ~7~ - 7 ~92 - 7 501 2 ~~6 WATERSUPP~Y EXPENDITURE • · ··· ~ 105 2 ~65 6 561 6 557 2 65~ CURRENTOPERATION · - - . · 2 941 667 - 4 ~5~ - 5 16~ 637 CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• · · ·. 6~5 1 255 - 1 116 9~2 1 155 INTEREST ON DEBT. ·. 519 323 1 009 - ~51 061 · ·· ·· ·. · - - 1 OTHER UTI~ITY REVENUE1 • - - (E)5 651 - - - (0) 12 232 OTHER UTI~ITY EXPENDITURE.· · · - - 6 126 - - - 9 547 CURRENTOPERATION • · ·· · - - 1 671 - - - 6 a20 CAPITA~ OUT~AY. ·· · ·· - 3 359 - 2 056 INTEREST ON DE6T. . · - - - · ·····. . - - 696 - - - 669 TOTA~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES. · 21 517 6 730 3 113 26 230 2 27~ 72 130 7 670 GROSSDE6T OUTSTANDING • · 69 617 ~6 306 25 569 179 663 6 615 137 654 56 610 ~ONG-TERM • ·...... · .··.·· 67 ~56 ~I ~50 2~ ~50 171 2~6 6 615 137 65~ 56 706 FU~~ FAITH AND CREDIT. · ·· · 65 233 ~O 37~ 1 065 60736 5 250 115 001 6 919 UTI ~ ITY DEBT ON~Y ······ 16 '03 a 272 - 1 319 - - - NONGUARANTEED.·... ·· ·.· 2223 1 076 23 365 90 510 3565 22 653 ~9 769 UTILITY DEBT ON~Y • · ··.· - 21 615 3~ 195 - 12 320 ~6 1~9 SHORT-TERM. · ···· ·. 2 161- 6 a56 1 139 6 437 - - 102 ~ONG-TERMDEBT ISSUED. ··· · · ·· 6 970 1 a50 320 19 600 - a 357 - ~ONG-TERMDEBT RETIRED ·· ·.···· 3 607 2 62~ 7~5 6 ~11 ~~1 6 015 1 73~ EXHIBIT, CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWNRETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • ···. · ·.··.· 2 607 107 - 2 517 116 5 447 117 Note: See text BS to coverage of fisoal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totnlll. lType indicated by entries 88 follows: ElectrIc power (E); gee supply (a); transit system (1); two or more of these, detailed at. end of table (*), , !; ; , I , L a 34 Individual Governments Table s.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66·-Continued (Dollar "",aunt, in tbOWl&n48) MISSOURI-. Con. IoIlNTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA Item University Billing. Orcat FallB City Linooln Omaha Lee Vegas Reno POPULATION. 1960 ••••••••••• 52 851 55 357 128 521 301 598 I)ATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • • • • • • 630 6 30 630 8 31 1231 6 30 6 30 GENE~AL. REVENUE. • • • • • • •• • •• 3 671 4987 5483 13 496 26 6'7 12 451 10 125 INTERGOVERNMENTAl. REVENUE • • • ••• 687 277 673 707 , 9'4 1 251 1 237 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • • 267 179 102 5ij9 2 111 736 588 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • '10 96 q28 28 446 236 FROM 1.0CAI. GOVERNMENTS. ••••• 110 3 143 130 1 '97 516 413 GENERAl. REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES••• 4 709 12 788 22 70' 11 200 8 888 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 2393 7 18ij 17 421 7 289 5768 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 2 261 5 850 13 8'8 4 621 3 336 GENERAl. SAI.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SEI.ECnVE SAI.ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • •••••• 591 338 1 108 189 242 OTHER. • •• •••••• • 265 115 997 2 4" 2 ij79 2 190 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • •• • 2ij3 1 407 3 377 2 879 1 822 I 311 MISCEL.LANEOUS ••••••••• , •• ijlO 925 2227 2 40' 2088 I 809 GENERAl. EXPENDITURE, Al.l. FUNCTIONS. •• ij 368 5 04' 27 947 16 426 17 299 CAPITAL. OUTLAY ••••••• I 260 I 227 9 '16 ij 897 10 678 OTHER •••••••• •• 3 108 3 816 18 431 11 529 6 621 EDUCATION ••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••• HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • • •• • 350 718 1 243 2 803 7 967 1 572 OTHER THAN CAPIT AI. OUTI.AY. • • • • • 293 577 S19 7Q3 2 177 1 020 fUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • • • •• • •• CASH ASSIST~NCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITAL.S • • • • •• • ••••• 2 709 111 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTL.AY •••••• 1 849 111 HEAL.TH. • • • ••• • • • •• I 31 41 225 479 POL. ICE PROTECT I ON • • • • • •• ••• 538 592 578 I 213 , M7 I 7ij7 FIRE PROTECTION •••••••••••• 319 868 537 I 100 4 928 I 09ij SEWERAGE ••••••••••••••• 379 302 1 276 2 438 938 5 373 OTHER THAN CAPITAl. OUTI.AY•••• 158 187 312 872 216 612 SANITATiON OTHER THAN SEWERAGE••••• Sijl 365 57 1 942 239 8' PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • •• •• 272 377 1 315 1 '83 1 964 648 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAl. • • • • • 29 62 535 OTHER THAN CAP I TAL. OUTL.A y. • • • • • 29 62 82 L.IBRARIES • • • • • •• •• •• • 161 1>'0 237 381 710 128 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••••••• 108 54 32 127 496 316 94 GENERAL. CONTROL. • • • •• •••••• 157 156 155 3ij9 746 575 253 GENERAL PUBL.IC BUIL.DINGS ••••••• 66 36 69 94 199 231 131 OTHER THAN CAPIT AI. OUTI.AY. • • • • 6q 28 69 91 188 194 64 INTEREST ON GENERAL. OEBT. • • • • • • 10ij 121 309 411 I 104 517 587 AL.L. OTHER. • • • • • ••••• 249 856 799 788 I 668 ij 021 2 401 'A TER SUPPL. Y REVENUE • •• ••••••• 988 1 02' I 882 WATER SUPPL.. Y EXPENOITURE • • • • • • • • • 912 1 128 2 234 CURRENT OPERATION • •• •• • •• 628 539 783 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY. • • • •• • •••• 256 446 1 253 INTEREST ON DEBT. •• • •••••• 27 Iq3 198 1 OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE • • • ••• (E) 2 205 OTHER UTiI.ITY EXPENDITURE.. • ••• ·. 2 223 CURRENT OPERATION. • •••••• ·. 1 819 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••• 404 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••••••• ·. TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAl. SERVICES. I 760 2677 2621 6 698 11 '46 7512 q 030 GROSS DE8T OUTSTANDING ••• · . 5 658 3 678 12767 25026 37 '93 17 175 13 071 LONG-TERH •••••••• · . 2 860 , 678 12767 25026 36 786 16 299 10 839 FUl.1. FAITH AND CREDIT. · . 2 860 889 2396 6673 34 '88 15 172 9 657 UTILITY [;£8T ONI.Y • · . NONGUARANTEEO. • • • • · . 2719 10371 18 ", 2 198 1 127 I 182 UTlI.ITY DEBT ONI.Y • · . 1 050 q 280 10 907 SHORT-TERH. • •••••• ..... 2 798 807 877 2 232 LONG--TERH DEBT ISSUED •••••• 700 154 1 805 7 100 3 ''0 5220 539 loONG-TERH DE8T RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 165 I 05Q 961 3 86' 9'0 EXHIBIT' CiTY CONTIIIBUTIONS TO OWN IIETIIIE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 76 72 216 ". 606 Natc. Sec text as to coverage of fisoal yoars. Beoause of rounding, detaill'llay not add to totals. lryp;. indioated by entries 8S follOW's: Elcctric power (El; gas supply (0); transit sustem (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (.) Individual Governments 35 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965.66··Continued (Dollar _. 10 tbousODd.) NEW HAJJPSI!IIlE NEW JERSEY Item Atlantic Utmchcster City Boyonne BloanNeld Cwen Clifton East Orange POPU~ATI ON, 1960 ••••• ··.. ·.·. 88 282 5951111 711 215 51 867 117 159 82 0811 11 259 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. ·.. ·. 12 3i 12 31 1231 12 31 1231 12 31 12 31 GENER~ REVENUE. ·...... ·... III 100 18 539 13 q21 9182 13 000 13 125 15 910 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE •• , I 185 2336 I 1192 798 665 I 073 I 157 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. ··.·. 69B I 570 I 053 711 11112 I 0112 I 1111 FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT.· •.·• ·. 1711 150 359 113 99 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • ·. 312 617 - ·.·. 79 38 123 31 11- GENERAL REVENUE FROM OIN SOURCES. • 12 923 16 2011 II 930 8 9811 12336 12 052 III 75' TAXES. ·. II 290 III 228 10 2111 8625 10 018 II 181 ·...... 13 B09 PROPERTY ••••••••••• ·.·. II 132 10 119B 95117 B 078 81195 98115 12 8611 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS.·. SELECTIVE SALES AND ------GROSS RECEIPTS • , ·.. .. - 3 209 1195 1162 I 21111 I 1116 161 OTHER •••• ·. 158 521 199 B5 219 191 IB5 CURRENT CHARGES. ·.. ·· ·.· no I 787 186 223 I 935 5011 65B MISCE~LANEOUS. ·. 863 ··.··· , ··.·. 189 I 502 136 382 366 286 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ~~ FUNCTIONs • I~ 090 16 6B7 13 999 9 B08 10 618 13 678 15 714 CAPITA~ OUTLAY. ·.. ·. 2 1105 899 9B9 1163 5110 I 225 I 121 OTHER. ·.. ·. 12 686 15 781 13 010 ·.. ·· ·.· · 93115 10018 12 4511 III 593 EDUCATION •• ·...... 62911 II "3 6 100 5 11811 7 152 1025 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·.·. 5 IB9 II 2115 5892 5 133 - 65113 6800 HIGHWAYs ••••••••• - · ·· 2 1111 BIIB IIB1 236 632 112 1106 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY·.•• ··.· 1 3011 700 285 210 ,,2 1129 323 PUBLIC WEL.FARE •••••••• ·.·. 6119 111 333 6B 126 13 257 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • ·. ··.·. ------80 HOSPITA~S •• ·...... 2110 1110 102 OTHER THAN CAPI TA~ OUT~AY. • ·. - 2110 - - - ·. 1110 102 HEAl.TH •••••• ··. 168 1511 95 107- 180 1311- 235- POLICE PROTECTION. · ·. 8IIB I 655 1 . ·. 115B · 865 2 116 I 157 1138 · · I FIRE PROTECTION • ·.· ·. I 256 1 3B7 I 1911 . 1 682 I 0113 38B ···. ·.·· ·. B'8 1 SEWERAGE. ·...... 117 SO 537 219 598 577 18B OTHER THAN CAPI TAL OUTLAY. ·• ·. ·. 117 25 257 167 499 1155 18B SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE•• ·., ·. 673 506 SIll 3111 806 371 609 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• · 1173 2 791 1155 175 301 406 531 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~ • • • ·. ·. f' 37 638 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·.·. - - - - 37 ·.·. ------!I I' LIBRARIES •• , IB2 ·...... 115 2117 192 219 208 573 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. ·. ·. 173 ·.. 517 2111 95 268 191 229 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • ·. ·. 393 20B 21111 166 243 2BI 24a GENERA~ PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••••·. . 290 1110 · 59 . 137 411 · 320 167 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·.·. 290 1110 59 128 191 114 161 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • . 1178 32B 3115 208 · 586 531 1139 ALL OTHER ·. 1 203 3 111 I 557 705 ·... ·. · · ·..· · 2377 825 1 342 WATER SUPP~Y REVENUE •• ·.... I 133 S67 1 B07 5011 1 3B8 1 082 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. ·.·. 1 176 395 719 1170 849 - 192 CURRENT OPERATION · 6113 393 - ·.. ··....·. 755 1121 668 791 CAPITAL OUT~AY••• ·.· 533 1 lB 110 116 - INTEREST ON DEBT. • • ·. · ·. - ·. 6 9 135 ·.·.. · · - - - -1 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE••• - - - OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. ·.·.·.·. - - - - CURRENT OPERATION • ·· · ------CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••• ·.····. ·. - - - - INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • ·• ·...··.·. ------TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 9 203 10233 9 172 6 761 6 1131 9764 9 828 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• 17 5511 7 62~ 13 312 6 760 22 112 15575 14 303 LONG-TERH ••••••••• · ·.. . ·. 17 5511 7624 902B 6 520 21 164 15 575 12 584 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. ·. . 17 5511 16211 · 9 02B ·. 6 520 15 575 21 1611 12 5811 UTI L ITY DEBT ONLY ·.. ·. ·. lBO 176 II 151 20 NONGUAAANTEED. • • • ··..·.·. - - - UTILITY DEBT ONLy. ·.. ·.·. ------SHORT-TERH. ·. ·.·. - 112811 2110- - - ...... ·...··.·. - - - 948 - 1 719 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. ··.·.. ·.. 9 525 - 775 - - - 371 ~ONG-TERH DEBT RETIRED ·.. ·.. ·.·. 729 1 5115 176 628 1 1139 963 861 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • ·.·...... - 16 - - - - - Note: See text as to coveraRe of tiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. 36 Individual Governments T:'ble 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIOUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: I'JoS .66--Continued , (Dollar amount. in tbousand.) " NF.W JERSEY ... Con. Item - ne.m1.1t.rm Paeaedc =ateracn Elizabeth ~~!Kl Irvington Jersey City Newark PDPULATION, 1960 • ·· ·· ·.··. 107 698 65 035 59 )79 276 101 Q05 220 53 963 lQ3 663 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. ···.·· 12 31 12 31 1231 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 G ENERAL REVENUE. ·...... 22 3Q8 5 56Q 11 028 59 79Q 11f> 295 10 722 27 839 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • ··· 2 3Q5 106 707 8 99Q 17 966 1 001 3 910 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. ·· 2 196 106 567 5 633 15 096 816 3 828 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ···· - - 119 1 586 998 85 - FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • •···.·· lQ9 - 21 1 775 1 872 100 82 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. 20 003 5 Q5Q 10 321 50 800 98 329 9721 23 929 TAXES. ·.. ·. · 18 95B Q 260 B QOB QQ Tt7 90 Q52 9 190 22 677 PROPERTY.· ·...... · · · 16 78B 1 GOB 7 692 QO 172 BO 711 8Q72 20 5B3 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND ------GROSS RECEIPTS 1 890 3 136 600 4 003 86Q2 531 1 790 OTHER. ·.. ··· · · 2BO 116 117 552 1 099 IB7 305 CURRENT CHARGES. ····· · · 550 910 1 717 Q B7B 3 QBJ 315 QQO MISCELLANEOUS. ·· · ·· · . ·· 49Q 2B7 196 1 195 Q J9Q 215 812 G ENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONs • 23 585 5 631 9 855 6B 35Q 120 Q3Q 10 175 26 715 CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·· 3 Q96 1 971 159 8 062 10 955 60Q I 6J3 OTHER · ····· · 20 OB9 3 660 9 696 60 292 109 579 9571 25 092 EDUCATION. ·... · .. 10 856 - 3 8n 20 62B Q7533 Q J35 13 610 OTHER THAN· CAPITAL OUTLAY. · 9 207 - 3 773 17 BB5 Q5 75Q Q 335 12 6B5 HIGHWAYS. · ··.· 1 IB5 I 012 330 I 13B I 189 19Q 736 OTHER THAN· . CAPITAL· · OUTLAY.· .·· 989 659 330 982 895 167 5Q3 PUBLIC WELFARE. ·..... · · 218 109 38 I I1Q 5 138 19, Q27 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS ·. 895 ··.· - - - Q 293 - - HOSPITALS. · ...... 19Q - 1 3Q9 11 788 8 8Ql 88 180 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. · 19Q " 1 3Q9 11 65q 8 7ql 88 180 HEALTH...... ·· · Q6q 96 7q 765 2 213 175 5q7 POLICE PROTECTION 2 219 80Q 871 7 168 16 100 1 039 2 791 FIRE PROTECTION ···· · · 2 166 - 1 112 6 012 9 998 89Q 2 385 SEWERAG~. ·.... Q15 1 817 6q 2 Q96 9 lq6 .?36 809 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.· 28.! 339 6Q 1 Q07 1 583 226 656 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE.· q59 360 2QI 2 8QQ Q 2Q6 510 633 PARKS AND RECREATION. ·... · 7JQ 239 10Q 1 178 2 238 26Q 811 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • · · 1 128 1 910 36 27 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUrLAY. ·. 111 - - Q06 27 - ·· · - - 36 - LIBRARIES. · ...... q98 78 2Q7 999 2 325 IBO 368 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. · 266 157 212 918 2091 lQ3 Q58 GENERAL CONTROL • ·. 26Q 13Q ·... · · 157 916 1 5Q2 IBI 236 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. ··· 22' Q9 219 513 939 B3 QB OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.·· · 223 Q9 219 226 938 83 Q8 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. ·. 3B2 307 lOB 1 173 2 059 215 no ALL OTHER • · ···· · · 1 923 Q71 999 6 79Q p 81' 1 Q21 1 965 W ATER SUPPLY REVENUE • 1 516 - - 2 355 Q 997 - - IATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE · 1 005 - - 1 575 9 097 - - CURRENT OPERATION ·· · · 95Q - - 1 Q30 3910 - - CAPITAL OUTLAY. ·· ·· - - - 90 3 9Q7 - - INTEREST ON DEBT. ···· · · · 51 - - 65 330 - - oTHER UTILITY REVENUE. · ------oTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE.. · ------CURRENT OPERATION · ·. ------CAPITAL OUTLAY. · · ------INTEREST ON DEBT.·· · · · ------T OTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. lq 636 1 896 7 700 Ql 5Q3 79 397 6 161 17 116 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • 17 JJO 9 093 3 3qO Q3 90Q 92 319 9 171 22 92Q LONG-TERM. · ...... ·· ···. lQ 168 9 093 3 3QO 23 006 63 SBB 7 127 22 753 FULL FA I TH AND CREDIT. · lQ 169 9 093 3 3QO 23 006 63 SBB 7 127 22 753 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • ··· · 725 - 2 369 B Bq6 - - NONGUARANTEED. .. ·· ·· - - - - UTILITY DEBT·ONLY ·· - - ..- SHORT-TERM. . ------· · · ···.·· 3 162 - - 20 898 18 731 1 OQQ 171 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. ······ · 3 100 - - - 11 960 1 62Q 1 786 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED ·· ·· ··.· 8QQ 732 QQ3 1 Q59 5 2B7 QOl 1 :SJ7 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • · ·· · ·· - - - 816 7.7 - - Note: See text 80 t.o coverage of finod yearn. Beceunc of roW1ding, dctail may not. add to t.otolll. I' i' : Individual Governments 37 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar 8l!INIltB in tbouaandB) NEWJERSEY--Con. NEW MEXICO NEWYORK Hem Union Trenton Union City ta.mship w~=~~~e Albuquerque Alba.ny Binghampton POPULATION, 1960 • 11q 167 52 190 51 q99 79 9q6 201 169 129 726 75 9ql DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. • •• 12 31 12 31 1231 630 10 31 12 31 GENERAl. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • 26 568 9 q07 3 996 6 913 2q 929 22090 19 319 INTERGOVERNMENTALREVENUE •• • •• 6032 1 108 59 89 2 935 6 62q 58q9 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. ., •• 5 062 1 061 57 79 986 5 531 3 Q72 FROMFEDERAL GOVERNMENT.• • 101 1 915 1 225 85 FROM L.OCAL. GOVERNMENTS • • • • • 870 10 3Q 67 2291 GENERALREVENUE FROMOWNSOURCES. •• 20556 8 300 3 939 6 72q 21 99Q 15 266 12 q71 TAXES. • • • • .,' • 19 06q 9 073 3 639 6 200 15 252 lq 197 7 q92 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 17 213 7 q87 2 7q5 1 978 7 9q2 13 q67 7 261 GENERAL SALES AND GROSSRECEIPTS. q 991 SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • 1 352 779 q 019 1 3q7 5B5 13Q OTHER •••• q99 115 203 1 072 lq5 91 CURRENT CHARGES. •• 927 27 76 q 666 qJ9 q 756 MISCELl.ANEOUS.. , 566 273 qq9 1 956 630 233 GENERALEXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS •••• 2~ 980 9 q9q 3955 7 991 23 282 232q9 19 113 CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • • 2 29q q63 553 2 017 7 582 5327 3 765 OTHER. • 22 667 9 031 3 Q02 5 965 15 700 17920 15 3q8 EDUCATION. • ••• 10 72q q 502 8 922 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. 9 220 q q67 8 071 HIGHWAYS. • • • •• 976 3V 595 2 200 2 116 1 936 576 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• 892 277 236 791 1 q82 1 213 322 PUBLIC WELFARE ••••••••• 937 276 qq 100 3 709 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • 632 1 82q HOSPITALS • • • • •• • • 1 151 35 q 781 OTHER THAN CAPITAL CUTL.AY •••• 1 151 35 Q 277 HEAL. TH. • • • •• •• • q99 125 93 158 3 896 20 POLICE PROTECTION. •• • 2 qq6 91q 663 1 12Q 2392 1 7q5 1 168 FIRE PROTECTION •••• 1 676 900 9q3 2 151 1 761 1 160 SEWERAGE •••••••• 426 q27 63 665 1 711 390 q03 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• q23 165 qB 350 Q72 191 320 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE•• 769 576 273 q78 2 3q2 q62 9Q8 PARKS AND RECREATION. • •• •• 656 20q lQ3 266 1 616 729 580 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL •• 725 86 3 639 2 915 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• 99 96 6q9 189 LIBRARIes. • •• •• •• q52 79 220 519 5q9 316 372 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. •• 376 197 lq3 298 q70 296 167 GENERAL CONTROL. • • • • • q16 12q 89 314 1 003 30q 27Q GENERAL. PUBL.IC BUILDINGS. •• • • 207 172 119 79 211 2q9 12q OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT~AY. • •• 180 172 119 69 200 196 12q INTEREJT ON GENERAL DEBT. • • 553 170 61 359 1 361 981 q20 AL.L OTHER .., • 1 965 606 307 1 100 3 q75 1 q99 1 515 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE. 2 6q3 ~ ql6 1 8q9 I 778 WATERSUPP~Y EXPENDITURE 2 856 5600 1 828 77q CURRENTOPERATION 1 550 2275 1 012 5Q8 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY ••• 1 106 250q 667 152 INTEREST ON DEBT. 202 820 lq8 7q OTHER UTILITY REVENUE' •• (T)90q OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • ·.. 997 cuRRENT OPERATION • 697 CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • ·.. INTEREST ON DEBT, •• ·. TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONALSERVICES•• 17 029 6 oso 2 216 3 075 10 861 12 273 7 3q2 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •••• 27 672 q 291 2 336 6B 722 51 257 22 85~ LONG-TERH •••••••• ·. 21 617 q 017 1 B73 66 722 353B3 15 092 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT • ·. 21 617 ij 017 1 873 57 295 17 9Ql 11 153 UTI L ITY DEBT ONLY • 7 329 21 8q5 q 707 2750 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • .·. 11 ij37 17 qq2 3939 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. .·.·... 3363 SHORT-TERM. • ••••• ·. 6055 27q ij 721 ·. 15 675 776q LONG-TERM OEBT ISSUED, •• • 1 922 2 217 916 2 919 1 973 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED •• ...... 1 735 q95 285 527 6 6q7 35q8 1 Q6q EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWNRETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • •• ••••••••• Q6 285 Note: See text 8B to coverage of fiscal yeara. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. IType indicated by entries ea follcnre: Electric power (E)i gee RUpPly (0); transit system (T)i two or D10re of these, dete I Ied at end 01 table (.), "u c 38 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66-Continued (Dollar _ouut. in tbO\l8IU1ds) NEW YOHK··Con. Item New York Niagara Buffalo Mt. Vernon New Rochelle Rochester HOOle City Falla POPUL.ATION, 1960 ••••••••• •• 532 759 76010 76 812 7 7Bl 98q 102 39ij 318 611 51 6q6 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR •••••••• 6 '0 12 31 12 '1 6 '0 12 31 630 12 '1 GEt-!ERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 123 158 9 808 11 lq7 3 995 q12 13 000 8760q 5 131 INTERGOVERNHENTAL REVENUE • •• • •• 53 268 1 508 1 6q5 1 263 674 1 902 39273 728 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 3856q 1 053 978 1 207 '15 1 237 19 1156 633 FROH FEDERAL GOVERNHENT. ••••• 2589 IIq9 613 117 583 665 6 118 60 FROM L.OCAL GOVERNMENTS • • I • • I • 12 115 6 55 8776 13 699 35 GENERAL REVENUE FROH OWN SOURCES •••• 69 890 8 '00 9 502 2 7'1 738 11 098 118 331 II qO, TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 57 qqq 7289 8 1102 2 '02 939 9 016 qO 066 2362 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 52 758 6 966 8 076 1 qOO 8q2 63ijq 38370 2232 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. - 598 657 20B8 SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS ••••••••• , 1191 108 122 l11q 582 q25 796 82 OTHER ••••••••••••• 1 195 2111 20q ,\58 858 158 900 q8 CURRENT CHARGES.. • ••••••• 87117 759 756 322 1110 1 161 60S0 1 9q, MISCELLANEOUS ••••••••••• , 699 252 ,qq .06 651 921 2 215 98 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS •• 118 900 9 633 12 5~8 , 69, 99' 11 569 85 811 6 2'8 CAPITAL OUlL.AY •••••••• 18 633 1 11'1 2 838 q74 621 1 7Bq 13 1118 1 619 OTHER, •••••••••• 100 267 8 202 9 709 , 219 372 97B6 72 66' q 619 EDUCATION. • •••••••••••• 50850 - 1 02' 115q qO 206 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• q3055 853 690 '6 321 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • •• • •• 5 961 935 1 168 131 009 966 q '98 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 3 12q q91 665 75 609 52ij 3 9ql PUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • •• • ••• '6 16 6 558 qll6 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••••• 339 630 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • •• •• 52 101 ,al 9111 2207 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 52 101 360 259 1 651 HEALTH. • • • • • • •••••••• 66 2'6 '13 75 275 11 66 31 POLICE PROTECTION • • • • •• •• 11 997 1 665 1 1120 292 116 1 ij50 51129 q58 FIRE PROTECTION •• •• • ••• 9962 1 lql 1 50q 135 775 1 275 5 q63 721 SEWERAGE. •••• • •••••• '59q 122 1171 67519 7q6 1 657 119 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 2 207 66 168 17 798 'Oq 995 30 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE ••• ·. 6 160 675 709 lq6 109 806 II 01' 170 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• It • ·. 5 261 q69 '86 77 2B7 605 2759 121 HOUSING AND UKBAN RENEWAL • • • • • ·. 7 S5q 9111 2 812 20q 9q7 1 002 7 086 149 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• ·. q 282 qq7 596 ~q2 149 ·. 117 11' ~'O LIBRARIES. • • • • • • • • 1'8 531 ,8' 33 877 199 1 859 182 FINANCIAL ADHINISTRATION •••• 1 298 160 182 " 652 qll 9~q 115 GENERAL CONTROL • • • •• •••• · 2 051 q58 q71 80 712 1 IIq2 125 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••• ·. 1 818 100 17q 29 697 417'2~ 5~8 32 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 1 6'8 98 1711 211 q51 29~ ~22 32 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • • • • • • q 109 250 1130 1311 "'6 464 20q6 130 ALL OTHER. • • • ••• ••••• 8 0115 1 8B2 1 927 287 76B 2 892 70" 6q9 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • • • q 333 606 51 062 1 9'1 ~ 001 5?q WATER SuPPLY EXPENDITURE • •• •• ·. 5 291 581 76 201 1 278 2 4QO 1 '71 CURRENT OPERATION • • •• •••• ·. 2 770 506 27 200 788 2 142 255 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••••• ·. 2095 67 26 19a 222 367 1 063 INTEREST ON DEBT. •• •••• • ·. q26 8 76 ·. 22 80' 123 5' OTHER UTILITY REVENUE1 •••••••••• Tl'21 020 (Tl'B6 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE.. •••• • 527 628 9ao CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • •• qOl 511ij q45 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••••••• 601170 530 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • • , 6561q 5 TOTAL ExPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 68631 5626 5 932 2 332 851 67" 118 16q 2792 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • ... 173 '26 l' 500 20 9qO 7 696 93q 2ij 998 102 76~ 86511 LONG-TERM ••••••••• ... 1111 119q 10 861 13 728 7 001 q82 22 98q 116 609 6669 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. 78 170 6 892 10 11' 5 286 519 20 146 43 ~61 5027 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. .. 12933 312 - 2 q96 26~ 5539 \1 089 1 710 NONGUAAANTEEO. • • • • .. ·. 63 3211 3 969 , 615 1 71q 963 2 a3a , 0~8 1642 UTI L ITY DEBT ONLY • ·. - 86 500 SHORT-TERM. • • •• •• '1 832 2 6'9 7 212 695 q52 2 0111 1 9aq LONG-TERH DEBT I~SUED. • • • 1 255 1 700 88a 5B2 3000 760 LONG-TERH DEBT RETIRED 11 979 1 006 882 2758 ~ 112' 5B7 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2611 567 1 2~2 Note: See text 88 to coverage or fiscal years. Beceuse nf rntlrul1ne. dl!teil mey not add to totalc. lType indicated by entries as rollows: Electri~ pcnrer (t); gas supply (G); transit system (T)j two or more of these, detailed at end of table (.). Individual Governments 39 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66··Continued (Dollar _. in tbOllBIIDdB) NEW YORK··eon. "~~~m Item White Schenectady Syracuse Troy Utica Yonkers Asheville Plains POPU~ATION, 1960 •••••• ·.. ·.·. 81 682 216 0'8 67 ij92 100 ijl0 50 q85 190 6,ij 60 192 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • · , ·.·. 12 '1 12 '1 12 '1 12 '1 6 '0 12 '1 6'0 GENERAL REVENUE. ·..... ·.. 96'7 51 q20 9 108 11 'ij7 9 851 45859 47'2 INTERGOVERNMENT~ REVENUE •• ·. 1 182 15 951 ·. 1 536 2 922 911 12 417 1 145 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT•• ·. · 1 057 11 5Ul 857 1 '9q 890 10 51' 6ql FROMFEDERAL GOVERNMENT. , ·.. ·. ·. 99 4 108 680 1 462 1 894 486 FROM ~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS• · 25 . '01 66 22 10 ·.·.·. - - 18 GENERAL REVENUEFROM OIN SOURCES. 8455 " 469 7572 8 425 8940 " 442 , 587 TAXES ••••••••• ·. 6 798 ·... · 29 ij71 ij 805 6 916 6950 29409 2900 PROPERTY ••••••••••• ··. 6 571 2' 871 4,65 6 628 64ij8 27587 2 651 GENERAL S~ES AND GROSSRECEIPTS.·. 'I 780 SE~ECTIVE SALES AND ------GROSSRECEIPTS 114 'lOS ,72 156 105 1 445 55 OTHER •••• ·· ···.· 11' q15 68 133 '97 '76 194 CURRENTCHARGES. ·. ······ 1 '77 4 '70 991 95q 1 420 , 06q 534 MISCE~~ANEOU5. ·. ·. 279 ·. ··..···. · 1 628 1 776 555 570 969 154 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, A~L FUNCTIONS. 9 187 48 791 11 52' 13 079 12 '4' 46592 6600 CAPITAL OUT~AY•• ·. 1 065 7 749 4 809 , 988 ·.. " 7qij 8 666 1 721 OTHER ·.· . 8 122 ijl 0'12 6 71ij · ·. ·.·. ·.·· 8 "ij 8 355 '7926 4 879 EDUCATION •• ·...... 20 601 20 ij'l OTHER THAN CAPIT AL OUTLAY. • . . - - - - · · - 18 536 - 17 9ij7 HIGHWAYS ••• ·.·. 76ij- 2 18ij ,851 1 292- 957 1 258 - ·...... - 7'7 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• ·. 658 518 1 1 92' 815 627 660 542 PUBLIC WEL.FARE ••••••••• · ·. ·. 6 13 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •• ·. · ------HOSPITALS ••••• '79 OTHER THAN CAPI TAL 011TLAY·...•• ·. ·. ------'79 HEAL.TH •• - - .... ·.·. 159 1 354 280- - 106- 16- POLICE PROTECTION ·. . . 157 , 715 - ··.... · · 1 885" 1 169 1 567 '755 856 FIRE PROTECTION ··. · ·. ··. ·. 1 506 '486 1 Oijl 1 525 1 '02 2 661 7ij9 SEWERAGE •••••••••••• ij08 860 220 286 191 733 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT~AY•• ·. JijO 296 10ij - 78 76 1,6 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEIERAGE. ·.·. 926 1 277 - 8Q' 338 71' 1 816 '70 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• · · 5'5 1 67' 181 722 622 1 70' 456 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEIAL • • ·.·. 1 192 ij 658 , '22 , 058 2 2Q2 4'67 1 ij20 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT~AY. ·. . 1 629 65Q · 4'5 625 1 062 212 ··.. 40' L.IBRARIES •••••• ·.. 959 8' 200 299 96' 175 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION.·. ·.·. 2ij5 656 - 14' 186 207 66 64' GENERAl. CONTROL. • • • • ·.. . 2ijij · 912 166 · 2'4 8B' 577 GENERAL PUBLIC BUI~DINGS •••• ·. · ··.· 96 659 88 1 ij71 577 11' 86 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. · "" ·.·. 87 215 8B 13ij 19' 101 8' INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. ·.·. .289 1 5ij7 235 '88 6'ij 1 870 '98 AL.L OTHER ••••• ·.. ·. 1 66ij , '05 1 2986 ·. 681 4 691 69ij ··... ·.· 8'8 lATER SUPPLY REVENUE • ·... 831 2 '4' 687 1 9" 86Q 20'" 2 q68 lATER SUPP~Y EXPENDITURE··• ·.. ··. 505 1 609 , ,q1 1 192 707 2856 2 a59 CURRENTOPERATION ·. · 449 1 4" QB' 895 619 1 736 1 918 CAPITAL OUTLAY••• ··.···.· ·. '6 15' 2547 222 87 1 02' I NTEREST ON DEBT. • • 20 - ········ · 24 '11 75 2 97 'Ql OTHER UTILITY REVENUE••• - - - - - OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. ·.·.·.·. - - - - - CURRENTOPERATION ·.····· ------CAPITAL OUTLAY••• ·.·. ·.···. ------INTEREST ON DEBT••• ··.·.··.. · ·.· ------TOT~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES•• 5 513 29559 , Q05 ij 971 5798 27011 ,158 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING. 15 107 6979' 27 822 25 91ij 2226ij 78813 21 2'6 LONG-TERH •••••• ·. ·.·. 997ij ·. 2' ,28 21 678 59557 '9 795 11 '02 18 706 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. ·. , 873 ··· 5575 19 'ij9 12 19' 7249 ij, 379 18 706 UTILITY 0E8T ONLY. ·.··.·· 707 719 , 182 857ij NONGUARANTEED•••• ··.··.·· ij ijOO 20 ij46 19 455- 9 1185- 405Q- 16 178 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · ·.···· 9 Q9, 28'4 - SHORT-TERM. ·.·. - 29 998- ij ij95 10 962 19 256- .....·.··• ·• ·.·. 5 I" ij 2'6 - 2 5'0- LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. ···.·.·.·. 1 2ij, 262 2 ij60 1 645 , 799 11 520 - LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED ·.·. ...· 760 2'73 1 288 1 671 1 090 5097 279 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- 1 ,,, HE:NT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27' '21 I - 16Q 1 189 45 Note: See text ao to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. , \ 40 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965.66-·Continued (Dollar lIll100nt. in tbouaBDda) NORTH CAnOLINA--Con. OHIO Item Winston· Charlotte Durham Greensboro High Point Ra1eieh Akron Salem POPUL.ATION, 1960 • • • • • • • 78 302 119 57~ 62 063 9' 931 111 135 290 351 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • • • 630 6 ,0 630 630 6 '0 6 30 12 31 GENERAl. REVENUE. • • • • ••••• 23 434 7 ijl0 18 219 5 961 7 825 15 86~ '9 07~ INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE ••••• 4 '55 931 4 012 81~ 1 367 3 ~21 B 30~ FROM STATE GOVERNMENT.. •• 1 989 855 1 79~ 665 1 0'0 1 5~5 5 ~57 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • 1 407 36 1 607 99 1 71' 2 83~ FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS •• •• 958 ijO 611 238 66' 13 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• 19 079 6 ij79 lij 206 5 1~8 '0 770 TAXES. • •• • • • ••••• 13 874 ij 001 8 2ij7 3 139 lB 519 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 12 780 , 793 7 800 2 995 7 566 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS, SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. •• ••• OTHER. • • • • • • • 1 094 20B ~21 ~07 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • 3 5'19 1 663 350 2 96' MISCELLANEOUS.. • 1 656 815 1 938 1 936 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS, ., 2~ 201 9 563 2069ij 9 91~ 7 935 19 ~67 ~3 ~21 CAPITAL OUTLAY.. •• • •• 7 e09 3562 B 520 ij 8~5 2 366 8 ~15 19 105 OTHER •••••• •• 16 '92 6 001 12 175 5 069 5 569 11 052 2~ 316 EDUCATION. • •• • •••••••• 9 ~05 OTHER THAN CApITAL OUTLAY, • , 7 ij2~ HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • •• • •• 5 180 5 602 1 38~ 2656 8 376 OTHER THAN CApITAL OUTLAY, ,., 20'0 1 233 523 1 202 3 OB3 PUBL.IC WEL.FARE. • • • • • • • • • 13 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITALS •••• , • 391 1 890 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTI-AY •••••• '28 1771 HEALTH. • • • •• •• •• •• 5'6 30 1 102 POLICE PROTECTION , .... 3 157 971 1 217 1 81' 5 3~~ FIRE PROTECTION. •• .... 2 675 1 322 1 059 1 237 2 25B SEWERAGE. • • •• • •••••• 1 735 923 23ijl 2 379 1 133 2 118 5976 OTHER THAN CAp IT AL OUTLAY, , , 62~ ij92 52' 210 217 330 1 666 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE, , • 2 105 581 1 2~7 617 707 865 950 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • • • • • 919 3ij9 1 '~1 395 567 999 1 0~1 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL , , , , 2 321 2 329 1 572 1 282 8~ ~ 617 2 71~ OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, , , 199 '50 298 375 125 9~' LIBRARIES. • • • • • • • • 3 115 506 120 11 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION, •• , ~80 279 ij~2 205 ~20 671 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • •• " 53~ 198 522 '27 ~2~ 710 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ••• , 210 59 220 173 101 2'6 OTHER THAN CApITAL OUTLAY, , 17~ 59 219 101 8~ 1~9 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT, , • , 1 507 580 1 097 392 ~'O 1 173 ALL. OTHER. .... • 2 ijij8 776 2 182 66~ 1 856 3 ~52 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE , , • , 2 838 1 331 2 431 8~0 2 138 1 787 ~ 722 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • , , , 4 lij8 1 192 2 827 1 329 7 089 2 5~2 5 ~06 CURRENT OPERATION , , , 1 535 708 999 ~03 5~0 7~7 2 659 CAPITAL OUTL.AY. •• • 2075 299 1 5~8 735 6 1~1 1 ~77 2 '03 INTEREST ON DEBT. , • • • • • • 5,B 185 280 191 ~08 318 ~~~ OTHER UTILITY REVENUE' , , , (E) 3 ~86 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. 2 ~38 CURRENT OPERATION, .. , 1 897 CAPITAL. OUTLAY •• , • 46' INTEREST ON DEBT." •• 78 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES, 11 361 7223 , 992 8 39~ 16 153 ROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • •• '" • 76 7'5 '6 690 ij6 931 18 688 2~ 615 30 8~8 60 723 LONG-TERM. • • • • • • • •• • •• 71 8~B 21 726 ~1 766 18 68B 22 228 20377 56 529 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. ' •• ,. 71 8~8 20733 ijl 766 18 688 22 228 20'77 50 369 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •• " • • 20203 6 257 13 O~ij 8 17' 12 100 10 125 1~ 320 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • •• ••• 99' 6 160 UTILITY DEBT ONl.Y • •• • •• 1 070 SHORT-TERM. • • • ••••• ~ 886 5 065 2 387 ~ 19~ LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED •••••••• 9 600 5 825 '500 2500 200 17 333 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED ••••••• 1 117 1 779 1 012 1 051 1 26~ 6 890 ~XHlb." CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • •• ••••••••• 63 210 526 Ncte e See text BS to coverage of fiRCRl years. Bpn81J9~ of rounding, detail mey not edd to totnln. lType indicated by entries ea follows: Electric power (E)i g8E.supply (O)i transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of t.ble (*). Individual Governments 41 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66··Continued (Dollar "",aunt. in thousand.) OHIO Item Cleveland Cincinnati Cleveland Columbua Dayton Canton Heights Euclid POPULATION, 1960 ••••• lU 631 502 550 876 050 61 813 262 332 62 998 DATE OF ENO OF FiSCAL YEAR. 12 31 1231 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENE1iAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • 9 180 126 280 101 340 4 603 48061 35246 6 510 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • ••• 1 957 29 097 21 608 714 10 931 4 844 845 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT ••••• 1 957 10 483 14 269 710 6602 4 628 845 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • 15 695 6 46S 3 304 54 FROM L.OCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 2 919 871 1 025 162 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• 7 223 97 183 79732 3 889 30 402 5 666 TAXES.. • •••••••••• 5 37ij 44 061 5ij 300 2962 21 467 3 762 PROPERTY. • • , • • • • • • • • • 1 119 23408 51 815 2 167 9204 3 662 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS ••• • 353 398 35 OTHER. • •• •••••• • ij 255 20300 2 OS7 760 17 214 12262 100 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • ••• 1 267 31 244 15 725 603 7639 3700 1 2.04 MISCELLANEOUS. • •• ••••• 583 21 878 9707 32ij 7 244 5235 699 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. ALL FUNCTIONS •• 7 630 129 990 105 "4 3 998 56 34S 34 499 4507 CAPITAL OUTl.AY.. • •••• 1 816 42059 30527 J94 21 305 12 232 535 OTHER. • •• , •• 5 814 87 931 74 S07 3605 35 043 22267 3972 EDUCATION. • • •• • ••• 36422 23 OTHER THAN CAP I TAL OUTLAY. • • ·. 27 255 23 HIGHWAYS •••••••••• , •• ·. 1 955 6738 13 480 573 5246 696 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• ·. 9ij7 3507 7582 555 1 959 382 PUBlIC WELFARE. III ••••••• · . 293 3000 1 864 7 157 6 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••• · ·. 159 HOSPITALS •••••••••• 12 907 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 11 118 HEALTH. • • • •• •••• •• 581 1 879 2 306 56 1 22y 638 40 POLICE PROTECTION. • • • 1 360 8 343 17 632 630 7057 3775 72.6 FIRE PRotECTION ••• ••• 1 105 6 821 10 302 518 5926 37ijO 505 " I SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • •• • •• 736 ij 589 7 543 451 11 401 1 311 :' OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••• ij98 2 151 3242 388 2296 946 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE ••••• 267 3 930 8071 566 2794 2296 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • •• •• 238 5 887 9 417 168 4648 2 136 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • • • • 1 21 270 14 599 3987 4580 OTHER THAN CAP I TAL OUTLAY. • • • • • 1 2 212 998 305 656 L.IBRARIES. • •••• ,...... 1 631 FINANCIAL. ADMINIStRATION. • ••••• 227 1 239 7J4 55 829 682 59 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • • • • • • • • 373 1 557 3 205 194 1 995 1 238 223 , GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. • • • • • 161 1 807 649 113 541 611 93 I' OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 151 537 625 112 538 573 88 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. •••••• 82 7 320 5233 150 2 8S2 1 250 592 ALL OTHER. • • • • • • • • • •• •• 252 6 281 10 276 516 6025 4 U9 268 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • •• •• 1 786 9 517 18 527 783 8 042 3909 WAtER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE.. • ••••• 1 073 9 469 16 849 112 7254 3984 CURRENT OPERATION. • •• • ••••• 699 5371 11 897 106 3 690 2407 CAPITAL.. OUTLAY ••••••••••••• 311 3 151 3 406 6 2642 1 205 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • •• • ••• 63 947 1 546 722 371 OTH~~ UTILITY REVENue;l •• ~ (*)35 017 (E)2 620 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE •• ·. ~ 39 340 2278 CURRENT OPERATION •••• ·. ..·.. ~ 28 5SS 1 171 CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • ••• ·... ~ 9390 499 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • ·. ~ 1 365 ·. 8 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 5 350 60 611 82 311 28429 18 693 2932 L GROSS CEeT OUTSTANCING • • • • • • • • • • 6 602 276 298 290 549 6 463 161 283 67 861 13 891 LONG-TERM •••••••••••••• 3 2ij9 238 711 248 028 3 326 106 688 51 69S 13257 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. • • •• •• 1 588 220 017 155 745 3 326 106 688 51 696 13 257 UTILITY DEBT ONL.Y • • • • • • 1 400 33 414 1 060 26 636 14037 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • •• •••• 1 661 18 69ij 92 283 UTll.lTY DEBT ONL.Y • • • • • • • • 92283 SHORT"'TERH. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 353 37 587 ij2 521 54 595 16 165 LONG .. TERM DEBT ISSUED •••••• 1 ijOO 11 000 200 5020 291 I l.ONG-TERH DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 16 192 6 688 7383 t: 1 310 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE~ ! 4 951 MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 235 2 651 119 '1 203 551 85 Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. I', l'I'ype indicated by entries as follO'lfs: Electric power (E); gas supply (O)i transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (*). 1\ I 4!! Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965·66··Continued (Dollar 1IIIOUDt. in thOll8aDc1a) OHro•• Con Item Hamilton Ketteril1g Lakewood Lima Lorain Panna Springfield POPU~"'TlON, 1960 •••••• ·.·.·.. 72 35q 5q q62 66 15q 51 037 68932 828q5 82723 D...TE OF END OF FISC"'~ YEAR • ·..·.. 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • 5752 2 855 9 100 q 128 '1822 6 008 98qO INTERGOVERNMENT"'~ REVENUE • ··.·. 1 30q 762 1 119 906 963 1 096 1 235 FROM ST...TE GOVERNMENT•• ·, .·· · 853 75q 909 906 917 1 096 972 FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT. , .·· ·· q51 189 q6 263 FROM ~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS • , ·. - - - ··.·. - 8 22 - - - - GENERAL REVENUE FROM O.N SOURCES•• 'I 1jq8 2093 7980 3 222 3859 q 912 8 605 TAXES. ·...... ·. 2 723 1 802 2866 1 779 2 '123 3202 3669 PROPERTY ••••• ·..... · 1 112 1 603 2555 q79 2300 2853 980 GENERA~ S"'~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SE~ECTI VE SA~ES AND ------GROSS RECEIPTS • , · , . . - - - 8 OTHER •••• · ·. 1 611- 196 311 1 301- 123 3ql 2688 - CURRENT CHARGES. · ···· .···· 1 000 55 '1328 1 10q 77'1 292 3 912 HISCE~~ANEOUS. ·. 725 236 ·. 786 q19 ··.··.. ··.·. 338 661 1 1 02q GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, Al.~ FUNCTIONS 5 sqq 3 q55 8 927 3826 q 71'1 3709 9269 C"'PIT"'~ OUT~AY•• , ·.·. 1 190 1 8qO 1 Oqq 685 1 092 336 1 850 OTHER , · , q 35q 1 61'1 7 883 3 lql ·.·.· ··.··. ·. 3682 3373 7 q19 EDUCATION •• ·... ·... - - - - OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•• ··.·. - - - - - HIGHWAYS ••••••••••• ·.·. 592- 1 967- 53'1 887- 1 003 615- 1 129- OTHER THAN CAP1TA~ OUT~AY. ·.·. 291 '119 'Ilq 697 555 508 633 PUBLIC WELFARE ••••• . q · ·.· 2 38 9 30 2 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS·. •• .·. ·. ------HOSPITA~S • · ...... q 60q lq 3030 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTUY •• . - - ·, .· - q'l28 - - - 2393 HEALTH •• .... ·. 165 39- 5q 28- 150 57- 136 PO~ICE PROTECTION ·.. . ·...· · · 793 'T8 56'1 q69 5q2 610 770 FIRE PROTECTION ·. . 7q5 138 522 q5'1 ...·· ·.· ·. '170 692 965 SE.ERAGE...... q26 '18 818 !,2£J 7ql 230 393 OTHER THAN CAPIT"'~ OUTLAY.· , ·. 328 !q6 . 7 99 271 85 231 SANITATION OTHER TH...N SE.ER ...GE, ·... q28 32 617 Iq6 287 3'10 286 PARKS ...ND RECRE...TlON, • , ·. , ·. · '22 199 255 ~''I 2q, 150 1 01' HOUSING ...ND URBAN RENE.... ~ • , , · 671 . 181 OTHER THAN CAPIT"'~ OUTL...Y. ·· 72 - - - . - ··.··. - - - - 5" LIBRARIES •• ·.... ·.. - - - 1 - - FINANCIAL ...DMINISTRATION. ·. · 57 '5 65 71- 63 108 137 GENERAL. CONTROL • • • • • ··· ·· 129 179 26'1 217 162 '127 2::5 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••• ··.·.· 91 85 6'1 160 52 169 10'1 OTHER TH...N CAPITA~ OUT~AY. ··.·. 90 80 6'1 16 "'I lq, 66 INTEREST ON GENER...l. DEBT. · , ·.···· 202 99 238 92 268 368 1119 A~~ OTHER , ·. 920 256 5q6 ·... · · ·. ·. 326 319 152 750 WATER SUPP~Y RI!:VENUE ••• 1 1'6 6'15 1 195 789 981 WATER Supp~y EXPENDITURE. . 9q9 - 6q9 28q - ···.··.. 1 718 96'1 CURRErlT OPERATION. , .· . ·. 127 - 507 q'l7 q32 - 532 CAPIT ...1. OUTl....Y•••• ·.·· 15, - 126 66'1 231 - 283 INTEREST ON DE8T •• . 69 ·.· ··..· ·.· . - 16 17q 55 - 150 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE' ·.. ·.. (*)1 Qq9 - - - - OTHER UTlI.ITY EXPENDITURE. • ·.·.. ·. 8 89q - - - CURRENT OPERATION . - - - - · ·. 5 015 - - - CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••• ··.·... · ·. 3 658 - - - - - INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • . - - ·.. · ··. 221 ------ TOTAl. EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES •• 4 1jq0 1 C37 5393 220' 2768 2 031 5529 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• ·.. 15 60' 2915 10 480 9 021 10 '169 8 408 9 610 LONG..TERH •••••••• ·.·. 14 '158 2 915 6513 3 371 8970 8408 8552 FUl.1. FAITH AND CREDIT. ·· ·.· 5 651 2915 6298 2 4q5 8605 5826 3 qq5 UTII.ITY DEBT ONI.Y ·.·.·. 860 4'15 1 600 1 892 NONGUARA/lTEED. • • • ··..····· 8 807 - 215 926 365 2582 - 5 107- UTII.ITY 0E8T ONLY. · · ···· 8 695 - - '85 '1766 SHORT-TERM. ·... ·.··.·.···· 1 lq5 - 3967 5 650 1 1199- - 1 059 1.0NG-TERM DEBT ISSUED •• ··.. ·. ·. 127 29 1 800 - qe6 85 106 1.0NG-TERH DE8T NETIRED • ··.. ·.. · 1 136 180 673 296 1 OQ2 2008 '186 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYST£MS • • • • • • • • • • • • " • 113 1 319 8'1 102 159 - ! Note: See text 88 to coverage of fIscal years. Because of rounding, detail maynot add to totals. ~ IType indicated by entries 08 Collows: Electric power (E); gas supply (0); transit systelll (T); two or more of these, detailed 8...end of table (0). Individual Governments 43 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued OJIIO--Con. OREGON Item Oklahcma Toledo Warren Youngstown Tulsa Eugene Lawton City POPUloATION, 1960 •••••••••••• 318 003 59648 166 689 61 697 261 685 DATE OF END OF FISCAl. YEAR ••••••• 12 31 12 31 630 6'0 6 30 GENE~AL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • ijO 521 13 423 34 128 18 820 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE • • • • • • • 6616 2582 5862 I 103 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT ••••••• 5 218 1 831 I 694 9'3 FROM FEDERA~ GOVERNMENT. • • • • 1 02ij 751 4 168 130 FROM LOCAL. GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • 374 110 GENERA~ REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES•••• 33 905 4760 10 841 2793 28266 17 117 5 905 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 18 763 3 164 8'54 1 870 15 774 7441 3288 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 6 919 985 3471 1 641 11 343 5796 3 021 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. I 9ijO SE~ECT1 VE SA~ES AND GROSS REeE I PTS • • • • • • • • • 1 555 951 OTHER. • • •• • •••• • 11 844 2 179 4 884 936 694 CURRENT CHARGES ••••••••••• 12 125 1 181 1 531 75ij2 8004 MISCELLANEOUS. • • •• •••••• 3 017 416 955 4 950 2272 GENERA~ EXPENDITURE. A~~ FUNCTIONS •••• ij4 690 4469 13 669 2 S4J 43427 2' 649 10 551 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 11 703 822 3 441 14' 21 676 7243 5 481 OTHER. • • • • •• • ••••• 32987 3647 10 228 2 100 21 751 16 406 5071 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • •• •• 9 577 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AV•••••• 7 861 HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• 5 611 949 20ij9 3469 3 '91 1 226 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY•••••• 3 009 554 1 019 I 497 966 57q PUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 197 37 11 7 CASH ASSISTANCE PAVMENTS • • •••• 36 HOSPITAL.S •••••••••••••• OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AV•••••• HEALTH ••••••••••••••••• 1 265 73 300 33 7 53 POLICE PROTECTION • •••••••• 4 462 654 2 108 843 ij ,S8 2404 1 050 FI RE PROTECT I ON • • • • • • I • • • • 3 838 630 1 6" 355 2 971 2566 1 059 SEWERAGE ••••••••••••••• 4 624 595 1 195 ~, 7'59 2490 4 uce OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTUV •••••• 1 405 289 51 90S 669 309 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE•••• 2 883 317 "3917 250 I 227 947 301 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • •• •• 2 162 215 568 138 4025 1 201 474 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~ ••••••• 2 874 I 736 2386 424 OTHER THAN CAPIT A~ OUT~AV. • • • • 616 201 140 43 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••••• 33 lij8 188 FINANCIA~ ADMINISTRATION •• " •• 650 89 225 4 495 519 122 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • ., •••• 1 067 200 585 104 756 4'0 153 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••••• 252 101 190 32 "7 '81 46 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY. • ••• 43 50 190 32 113 46 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • • • • • • 982 279 8'5 117 II '5798ij 3 169 516 ALL. OTHER. • • • • •• • •••••• 3 238 329 I 316 444 132ij8 3756 530 lATER SUPPLY REVENUE ••••••••••• 3 787 1 033 2 144 I 236 81137 7'96 1 077 lATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • 5286 2213 2 3ij8 I 965 8 005 6695 I 016 CURRENT OPERAT I ON • • • • • • • • • • • 2 417 545 1 895 311 23711 2542 521 CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••••••• 2 758 1 505 452 I 120 2067 , 515 404 INTEREST ON DEOT. • • • • • • • • • • • 111 163 1 533 3564 638 92 OTHER UTI~ITV REVENUE ••• ' · . (E)7 695 OTHER UTI~ITV EXPENDITURE •• · . 7 417 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • · . .. , 729 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• · . .. 2589 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • · . I 099 TOTA~ EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONA~ SERVICES •• 23 528 3009 8029 1 72' 11 672 5893 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • •••••• 42 0lI4 13 612 '0939 15 428 21107ij8 121 573 50242 LONG-TERH ••••••••••••••• 31 832 13 486 21 071 15 428 2110 608 116 786 46248 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. • •••••• 10929 4 713 21 016 15 ij28 1211085 85 519 15 276 UTILITY DEBT ONL.Y •••••••• 25 II 887 211 229 24 519 3 186 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 20903 8773 55 116523 31 267 30 971 UTILITY DEBT ONL.Y • • •••••• 4625 5654 73953 27900 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 212 125 9868 I 1110 4781 3994 L.ONG .. TERH DEBT ISSUED ••••••••••• , 688 3372 142 1 000 I' 110 I 114 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • 1 736 583 1 092 858 7629 5925 I 167 EXHJBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYST!HS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 943 195 289 10ij I 018 119 Note: See te1t. as to coverage at tiscal years. Because at rounding, detail may not add to totals. lType indicated by entries 88 follOW8: Electric power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, detailed at end of table (0) • ... "'-'1 ...... 44 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66·-Continued (DoUar "'WIlt. in thOUBrmd.) OREGON __ Con. PENNSYLVANIA Item Abington Bristol Portl.:lnd Allentown Altoona Bethlehem Cheater township tOWJ1Bhip POPUL.ATION. 1960 ••••••••••• 372 676 55831 lOB ,q7 69 407 75 q08 59 298 6' 658 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR. 6 30 12 12 '1 12 'I 12 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • •• q7 qq2 3037 7 716 3 72' 9 7'B 1 774 , 97' INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE •• ••• 5 053 237 854 5'6 2 9'0 296 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • • 1 '32 q 215 236 5B7 331 236 255 1 07' FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • 505 IB9 128 888 156 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • 33' 77 77 1 806 103 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• q2 3B9 2 800 6 862 3 187 6 BOa I q7B 2 641 TAXES. • • • • • • • ••••• 27 0'1 1 969 5 lqO 2 320 3 810 1 005 2 229 PROPERTY. • , • • • • • • • • • • 21 820 1 695 2765 1 q'5 2 197 B57 1 815 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS ..,. • 1 933 56 20 11 2 OTHER. • • • • •••• 3 278 218 2355 873 1613 412 CURRENT CHARGES. • • 10 019 3q8 1 152 725 1 023 2B3 MISCELLANEOUS. 5339 4B3 570 142 1 975 129 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS • q6 6q5 2 56B 8255 3 998 10 105 1 54' 3 2B8 CAPITAL. CUTL-AY. • • •• • 11 23q 580 1 238 677 4 592 qQ q3B OTHER • • • •• • •• 35 q11 1 988 7 017 3 '20 5512 1 499 2 B50 EDUCATION. • ••••••• OTHER THAN CAP IT AL OUTLAY. • • • • HIGHWAYS. • • • •• q 195 650 1 055 697 1 4U7 q88 364 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• 3 302 qOO 910 4'7 210 q60 257 PUBLIC WELFARE ••••••••••• 7 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • HOSPITALS • • • • • • • • •• , 11 12 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• 11 12 HEALTH. • • • • • ••• • 1 72q q2 IB9 qO 11B B6 POLICE PROTECTION •• 7 795 qq8 1 137 533 760 74B FIRE PROTECTION • • •• • • 6 273 107 796 561 656 2Bq SEWERAGE. • • • • 6 251 360 1 036 2S2 550 2q6 460 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• 1 089 281 398 20Q IB9 243 308 SANITATION OTHER THAN S~WERAGE •••• 1 102 316 562 158 27 2 178 PARKS AND RECREA1ION. • • • •••• S 793 314 706 142 406 17 lQ6 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • ••• 1 Oq9 140 '69 2 IB9 255 OTHER THAN CAP IT AL OUTLAY. • q09 83 Q6 150 99 L..IBRARIES • • • • • • • • • •• 14 I,Q 20 25 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ••• 9S2 153 23q 111 196 IB 152 GENERAL CONTROL • • • •• ...... 1 q35 22 143 64 201 163 17B GENERAL PUBL I C BU I L.DI NGS. • • • • • • 236 29 3QO 47 998 16 93 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • 233 29 238 47 1,8 16 93 INTEREST ON GENERAL. OEBT. • • • • • • 76B 91 126 2, q2 ALL. OTHER ••• •• 2'6 94 9072 20 1 781 1 000 2 178 71 219 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE ••• 6 8q7 1 229 I 290 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • • 5 109 1 2q6 I 491 CURRENT OPERATION •• 3 19B 873 64q CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••• 1 q35 Bq7 INTEREST ON DEBT ••• q76 '7' OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE. •• • •• OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • • CURRENT OPERATION • • •• •• CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • •• • •••• INTEREST ON OEBT. • • • • TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 30 q69 1 155 q q68 2 275 , 329 652 1 815 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • ••• 42 JlI6 , OBI 5 142 1 078 B '29 670 , '80 L.ONG..-TERM • • • • • • •• •• • J5 018 , 081 5 142 778 q 880 670 2 550 FULL FAITH AND CRED IT. ••• · " 941 , 081 5 142 721 4 880 670 305 UTILITY DEBT ONLY •••••• · 15 367 NONGUARANTEED. • • •• • ••• ·. 1 077 57 2 245 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. '" SHORT-TERH. • • •• • 7 32B '00 , qQ9 B30 LONG~TERM DEBT ISSUED. 760 LONG~TERH DEBT RETIRED. • 3 555 792 '98 75 350 55 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETlRE~ HENT SYSTEMS • • •• ••••••••• 16 326 11B 1"6 87 Note: See text 88 to coverage of fiscal years. Beceuae of rounding, detail maynot add to totals. Individual Governments 45 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar ... oont. in tbCllSands) PENllSYLVANIA--Con. Item Haverf'ord Harrisburg Laneneter- ~er J.{erion Penn Hills Erie tOllllShip JcilJlstOllD tOl!Dflhip township POPUL.ATION, 1960 • • •• ••• •••• 138 ij40 79 697 61 055 51 512 DATE OF END OF FISCAL. YEAR • • • • • • • • 12 12 31 12 31 13 12 12 31 12 :51 GENERAl. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • · . 12 464 7 101 2220 '1445 2 000 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • · . 2275 1 556 355 279 245 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT••• 1 200 509 174 25a 211 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • · . a76 8al FROH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • ,·..... 199 167 lal 21 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 10 1aa 5 545 1 a65 2 751 3 113 4 166 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • • •• • 6679 3 aa4 1 432 2211 2 117 34a6 PROPERTY. • • 0 • • • • • • • • • 5 221 2506 1 321 1 316 1 517 3 la7 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • 93 OTHER. • • • • • •• • •• 1 45a 1 285 111 a94 599 298 641 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • • • • 1 39a 1 352 413 404 au 507 1al MISCEl.LANEOUS.. ••••••••• 2 112 309 20 137 la5 173 41 GENERAL EXPENDITURE I ALL FUNCTI ONS • • • 10790 7 435 2206 2 aso 5 952 4345 1 733 CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••••• 2492 1 998 132 29 2245 138 13a OTHER ••• •••••• • a 297 5437 2 074 2 251 3707 3607 1 595 EDUCATION. • ••• , •••• OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• HIGHWAYS. •• ••• • 1 007 1 022 543 304 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTL.AY •••••• 9a5 672 460 277 PUBL.IC WEL.FARE. • • • • II • • • • • • 3 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITAL.S • • • • ••• • • , 130 19 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••••• 130 19 HEALTH. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 112 105 20 29 57 90 2 POl.ICE PROTECTION. • •••••••• 1 301 1 057 433 4aa 691 1 002 39a FIRE PROTECTION • • ••• • • • • 1 26a 5a7 38 512 524 16' 56 SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • •• •• ass eso 411 2 335 251 349 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • S09 547 395 2 271 243 279 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. • •• 524 694 266 17a 156 686 234 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • • • • 2a9 363 65 3 210 324 67 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • • • • I 924 1 "8 aa 2397 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• 201 79 sa 2a5 L.IBRARIES • • • • • • •• • ••••• 5 32 24 la5 5 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • " ••• 350 234 ra 104 142 145 39 GENERAL CONTROL • • • •• •••• 2S6 160 a4 35 110 102 76 GENERAL. PUBL.IC BUIL.DINGS ••••••• 446 125 22 6a 14a 60 16 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• , • 136 125 22 67 141 60 16 INTEREST ON GENERAL OEBT. ••••• 561 156 39 50 al 35 35 AL.L. OTHER ,. • ••• ••• • 1 767 a67 235 370 773 527 108 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • •• •••••• 1 542 a70 1 552 WATER SUPPL. Y EXPENDITURE ~ ••••• 1 557 644 a02 CURRENT OPERATION •• •••• 1 oao 435 69a CAPITAL. OUTL.AY. 0 • • • •••• 3a5 191 104 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • •• • • 91 ra OTHER UTIL.ITV REVENUE. • • • • • • OTHER UTIL.ITV EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • • CURRENT OPEftATION • • •• " •• CAPITAL. OUTLAV. • ••••• INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • ••• • TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 5 033 3 572 1 174 1 767 2 404 78;! GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• · . 24 625 6 603 1 30a 1 757 7 030 1 574 739 LONG-TERH •••••••• ..... la 325 3527 1 308 1 624 2 395 1 574 739 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. · . 18 325 3527 1 30a 1 624 2 395 1 574 739 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · . 2 954 763 NONGUARANTEEO ••••• · , . UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · . SHORT-TERH. • • •• • ·. , . 6 300 3076 133 4 635 LONG~TERM DEBT ISSUED...... , . rso 650 300 aoo 170 LONG-TERM OEBT "ETIRED • • • ~ • • • • • • 1 150 262 108 157 165 316 es EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • ,. • • • • • • • • • • • 522 la5 96 137 so Note: See text aa to coverage of fiscal years. aeoecee of rounding. detail maynot add to totals. ---''------~------~---.------...... ------'------~----~,--..- I 46 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66-·Continued (Dollar amount. 1:1 thousands) PENNSYLVANIA_.Con Item Upper Darby Wilkes.. Philadellilia PittBburgh Reading scranton York township Barre POPUL.ATION, 1960 • • • • • • • , • • ••• 2 002 512 98 177 93 158 63 551 DATE OF END OF FISCAl. YEAR • • • • • • • • 12 31 12 31 12 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • •• •• 326 109 80 066 6 666 7 q86 ij 250 ij 86ij I NTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • ·.·. ij5 215 23 195 1 193 2 111 ij56 1 798 FROM STATE GOVE~NMENT •••• · ·. 28 232 ij 6ij3 1 173 782 32Q 287 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • ·.·. 15 836 15 ij18 1 299 18 1 ij55 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • ·. 1 lq7 3 13ij 20 30 113 56 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES •• 280 89ij 56 871 5 ij73 5 375 379ij 3 065 3023 TAXES •••••••••••••••• 217 919 50 130 '1570 ij 555 3 125 2 ij26 1 971 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 99 5q3 30765 3213 3 135 2879 1 9ij2 1 ijijq GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • •• •• 1 389 2 lij9 103 12 150 OTHER. • • •• ••• • ••• 116 987 17 216 1 25q 1 uao 2ij6 ij72 377 CURRENT CHARGES. • '" • • • 32 578 1 ij83 ij70 317 522 225 930 MISCEL.L.ANEOUS •••• 30 397 5 258 ij3J 503 lij8 ijlij 122 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. ALL FUNCTIONS 331 911 81 936 6 070 7969 3667 ij 38B 3 ~86 CAPITAL OUTL.AY. •• " ·.·. 75 675 30 995 1 167 3 001 297 1 559 279 OTHER. • • • • • • ·.·. 256 236 50 9ijl q 903 ij 968 3 370 2830 3 307 EDUCATION ••••••••••• 2 716 10 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, ••••• 2 716 10 HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••• 20 139 6 216 65ij ijij6 552 358 ij9q OTHER THAN CAP I TAL OUTLAY. • • • • • 12 922 3 ij98 ij90 356 '192 292 316 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • • • •• • 11 337 30 CASH 4SSISTANCE PAYMENTS •••••• HOSPITAI..S ••••••••••••• 21 903 7 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• 18 820 7 HEALTH ••••••••••••• 6 187 22 lij9 72 5ij 55 27 POLICE PROTECTION ••••••••• ·. q7 721 11 865 1 09Q 902 1 05ij 522 ij87 FIRE PROTECTION • • • • ••• ·. 19 979 790q 5~3 1 161 213 ij93 ij07 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••• 16 257 1 Jijq 9q7 6ij 252 61 310 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• q 302 937 215 25 1JQ 56 310 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. • • ·. 17 693 6099 71 ijOl ij21 185 315 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• ·. 21 389 q 528 q22 270 226 1B9 192 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEIAL • • • •• ·. 32 96q 26 778 138 3 093 1 515 35 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• 6 5q7 2 236 71 326 111 3ij LIBRARIES ••••••••••• 6 019 23q3 19B 135 55 15 ij FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••• · 8 175 22ij7 215 199 253 161 69 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • • • · ·. 182M 1 q96 239 179 75 76 92 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••• ·. 10 105 26q2 15ij 36 53 ij6 65 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• ·. 5 696 1 695 153 36 ij6 33 ij6 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT •••• ·. 23 515 2 973 218 262 12ij lij6 35 ALL OTHER. • • • • ••• q7 5q8 5 q39 1 027 750 335 573 1 Oij9 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE ••••••• 19 308 8 ij80 1 720 lATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE •• •• ·.·. 26 q05 6 S8ij 1 282 CURRENT OPERATION ••••••• ·.·. 11 607 5 590 1 077 CAPITAL OUTL.AY. •• •• " ·. 11 3q7 99q 180 INTEREST ON DEBT.. •• " · 3 q51 ·. 26 OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE ••••••• OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE ••••• CURRENT OPERATION •• • ••• CAPITAL OUTL.AY. • • • •• • ••• ·. INTEREST ON DEBT. • •• •••• ·. TOTAL EXPEND I rURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 173 8q3 39 627 3 660 3 ijq5 2 092 1 8ij7 1 616 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING ••• ..... 907 178 133 Oij7 8 609 9 961 ij 18ij 5 ij35 1 789 LONG-TERM •••••••• · . 816 078 79002 8 230 2 799 q 18ij 1 970 1 305 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. · . 810 803 63 90q 8230 2 7ij9 II 18ij 1 970 1 305 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • · . 111 583 1 200 NONGUARANTEED. • • • · . 5 275 15 098 50 UTILITY DEBT ONLY • · . SHORT .. TERH.. • •••• ...... 91 100 5ij Oij5 379 7 162 3 ij65 ij8ij Ii LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • 69 310 10 ij60 1 100 3ij2 100 I: I LONG~TERH DEBT ~ETIRED • •• •• 12 538 920 3q3 h i, 'I EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETlRE~ !: HENT SYSTE:MS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16 83q , q39 J 337 3B3 271 109 \' Note: See text 89 to coverage or fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. "'-. Individual Governments 47 Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66-·Continued (Dollar ...aunt. in tbouaBD RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA Item Cranston Pawtucket Providence Warwick Charleston Columbl.B Greenville POPULATION, 1960 •••••••••••• 66 766 el 001 207 4ge 6B 504 65 925 974J3 66 18e DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • • • • • • 930 6 30 9 30 1 31 12 31 630 12 31 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • •• 12252 14 966 q9469 13 952 4 65e 5307 4 417 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE •• '" J 414 q 547 13 15q ~ 571 357 658 319 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 2 520 J 135 8 97e 4 062 280 418 259 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • e94 1 2e9 3 9ge 509 J2 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • 123 17e 37 240 60 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. " e aaa 10 q19 36 315 9 3e2 4 302 4650 40ge TAXES •••••••••••••••• e 366 9775 30 46q e 923 3 318 3566 3 491 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 8 240 9 62e 30 013 8 7ge 2 479 2 617 2 573 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • 200 OTHER •••••••••• , ••• 126 147 q50 125 640 949 91e CURRENT CHARGES. • • • •• '" 266 260 J 206 203 53B 279 166 MISCEL.L.ANEOUS. • • •• •••••• 206 3e4 2 6q5 255 445 805 q41 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS •• 12 256 ie 339 qq 576 15 347 5 416 7 019 3 900 CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••••••• 2 e42 6 156 60e5 2 106 1 175 1 3e4 500 OTHER. • •• • ••••••• 9 414 12 183 38 491 13 240 4 241 5635 3400 EDUCATION •••••••••••••• 5 ge3 6 373 15 056 9 932 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••• 5 4ee 5 70e 14 117 e 642 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 725 67e 2745 774 355 658 7e9 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.. •• 674 360 2020 714 300 520 612 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 107 700 2 414 131 104 1 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS ••••• 52 277 1 247 62 25 1 604 13 HOS~~~~~S THAN CAPl;'A~ OUTL.AY: : ·. . 25 1 602 13 HEALTH. • • • •• • ••• ·. 30 69 495 49 137 130 POLICE PROTECTION • • • •• ·. . e52 1 144 J 84S · 91e e3q 1 179 FIRE PROTECTION • • ••• ·. e09 869 J J44 ·. 990 878 562 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••• 2 016 536 1 295 7ge 141 4n 64 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 257 358 1 105 lle 141 16;' 56 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE ••• 179 50q 1 639 240 45e 921 586 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • •••• as 375 1 677 122 1 352 759 428 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL ••••• ·. 136 q 649 3 675 42 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• ·. 32 296 992 ql LIBRARIES ••••••••••• ·.. 32 176 420 151 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••• ·.. 19q 237 924 243 12e 2qO 12q GENERAL CONTROl. • • •• '" 167 20e 916 190 160 212 115 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •• , • ·... 103 15e 106 (,6 19 105 36 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT~AY •• 103 143 106 66 16 102 36 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • • 626 516 1 446 399 127 e7 37 ALL OTHER • • • • • •••• 209 1 122 2 973 "0 840 1 368 196 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • •• 1 306 3463 681 2715 2782 2301 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • ••• ·. · 9ge . 22 3 251 456 2 2ql 2334 2 165 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • •• ·. ·. 740 1 923 431 aro q57 542 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • ·. ·. 22 200 1 033 1 272 1 402 1 13e INTEREST ON DEBT. •• •• •• ·.·. sa 295 24 159 q75 486 OTHER UTILITV REVENUE ••••••••• OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE ••••••••• CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • • CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • ••••• INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • • • • • • TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES •• 7 lq9 B 390 aa cai 10 165 3254 3797 2 757 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANOING • • • • • • • • 21 25e 20720 66 141 24 54e 8 525 19 9q3 17 3ql LONG-TERM ••••••••••••••• 2032e 13 601 53 997 13 895 8 525 19 9q3 17 341 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••• 20 32e 13 601 53 997 13 895 3395 2036 1 221 UTILITY OEBr ONL.Y •••••• 1 625 4520 522 93e q96 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • " •• 5 130 17 907 16 120 UTILITY osar ONLY •••••••• 3 940 16 707 16 120 SHORT-TERH. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 930 7 119 12 144 10 653 L.ONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • •••••• 2 050 6 eoo 4 q75 2000 5400 3 000 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED ·... 1 q22 1 lq6 7 4el 661 336 752 676 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • •• ••••••• ql 131 1 668 30 28 68 60 Note: See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Because of rounding, detail may not add to totals. . " 48 Individual Governments Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar ..,oont. in thOll8and.) SOlFnI JlAl([)TA TENNESsEE Item Naahv1l1e- Abilene lunnrillo SIoux Falls ChattBIlOOSn Knoxville Davidson POPUl.ATION, 1960 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 65 q66 1,0 009 111 827 q97 52q "99 7q3 90 '68 137 969 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR ••• , •••• 12 '1 6'0 12 31 12 31 6 '0 930 9 30 GENEFtAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • 5 086 '6 '18 ,q 736 109 503 92 6Q2 5577 11 6q6 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • , • • • 25q 16 976 17 q22 56 "7 29 qS7 10 225 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •• , , • 167 9 06q 9 650 '0 959 2q Oq~ l' FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. , • · , 7 267q 379 2 667 5 199 13 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • , , , . 81 5 238 7393 22 711 21q 10 199 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • , • ~ 8'2 19 ,q2 17 31q 53 166 6' 185 5567 11 q22 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • •• •• , 628 8 817 12 651 26 277 50228 3570 ~ 659 PROPERTY •••••••••••• , q78 6 858 10 593 17 905 '8 699 3262 6 0'0 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 7 329 SELECTI VE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • • • • • 1 111 1 16' q 536 2 108 2q2 q75 OTHER. • • • • •• • ••••• lq9 8q8 895 , 836 2092 66 !5q CURRENT CHARGES. •• •••• 5qq 9 558 397q l' 577 8709 1 290 2 511 MISCELL.ANEOUS. • • • • ••• • 660 967 689 13 '12 q 2q8 706 2 252 GENERAL EXPEND ITURE, ALL FUNCT IONS , • • • q ~JB ,q 037 39827 119 755 10q 593 7 659 13 815 CAPITAL OUTL.AY. , •••••••• 678 , 959 9'07 28 593 27 319 , 00' 6 106 OTHER. ••• • •••••• J 862 '0078 '0 520 91 162 7721q q 657 7709 EDUCATION. • •••••••••••• 12 837 16 998 51 628 q1 338 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. , , • 12 209 15 8q, ql 812 3q 959 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 70q 1 080 1 61\"1 B 916 9 587 3 Q08 OTHER THAN CAl' IT AI. OUTLAY. , , • ~89 607 1 535 , 220 5258 991 PUBLIC WEL.FARE. • •••••••••• 92 1 690 370 1 02q 20 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • 183 HOSPITAL.S ••••••••••• 8 699 263 11 q09 6023 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• ·. 8 qS2 263 5976 9 287 HEALTH ••••••••••••• ·. 61q 8q 1 ,83 711 112 317 POLICE PROTECTION • • • • • • • ·. 6988' 1 779 q 5,q 1 531 7 053 855 1 355 FIRE PROTECTION. •• • • 573 1 q20 1 9q3 7725 q Uq 8q2 1 059 SEWERAGE ••••••••••••••• q1~ 1 099 7 8q5 , 868 lq 003 82q 1 261 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. , , ••• 2qS 257 315 668 797 221 355 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE, , • • • q7 722 992 5 7q2 2'52 571 2 083 PARKS AND RECREATION •••• " • • • 617 971 1 5q7 5 526 3 16q 626 SOq HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. ,.... 75 2 6q5 q5 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, • , • • • Ql 2 qq L.IBRARIES • • • • • • • • • ••• 157 'Oq 55q 1 300 1 291 171 321 FINANCUL ADMINISTRATION. ". • lq9 326 259 805 1 112 18q q93 SENERAL. CONTROL • • • •• ••••• 118 335 225 76' 2 663 20q 328 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. •• • 108 166 112 1 702 1 OqO 695 9'8 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTLAY •• 5' 91 101 3~ 598 ql qO INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • , • • • ·. 7q 8qO 1 558 q q6B , 803 358 6'1 AL.L OTHER ••••••• • ••• · 79q 2 678 2 606 7 12q 7 117 678 796 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • • • • • • 996 2 718 6 920 6 850 1 862 , 175 WATER SUPPL.Y EXPENDITURE ••••••• 1 167 3 265 6 292 11 9q7 2 2qO 1 8'1 CURRENT OPERATION • • • • • • • • • q88 1 qOl 3 315 1 757 9q3 8'5 CAPITAL OUTL.AY. • • • • • 661 1 650 2 529 9 623 8q8 832 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • • 18 21q qq8 567 qq9 16q 2 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE • • • • • • • • (E) qn (E)22 795 (0)21 Oq5 (.) 81 q97 (E) 32 2q6 (Tl61 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE, • ., •• ·. q59 20 961 21 038 83 108 '2970 76 CURRENT OPERAT I ON • • • • • • • • • ·. 287 18992 lq ,9' 56 591 22 519 76 CAPITAL OUTL.AY. • • • •• • ••• 172 1 969 6 350 1~ 7q3 9 027 INTEREST ON DEBT •••••••••• 29q 11 77q 1 qZq TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES, • , 22' 26 107 25 913 86 902 62 022 5 529 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • ·.... . 2 9'1 2q 280 q8, q81 189 6q9 26 176 '0 6q6 LONG-TERM •••••••• ..... 2 821 2q 280 q83 q81 189 278 26 176 30 6q6 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT, ·..... 2270 17 '25 1Sq 731 125 922 1~ 661 25 526 UTILITY DEBT ONLY...... 770 q ~3Q 11 067 2 3q8 1 008 NONGUARANTEED. • • •• · . 551 6 955 '28 750 6'356 11 515 5 120 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. · . '28 090 61 5Jq 11 515 q 660 SHORT-TERM. • • • • • · . 110 371 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. • •• ••••• 11 916 26 060 13 OqO 2200 5 500 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • 309 1 802 , 879 18 qOO 10 116 8'2 1 395 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2Zq 1 079 8,q 1 667, Nate: See text ne to coverage of fiaonl years. Because or rounding, detail may not add to totnlo. 11960 population or Davidoon county. 2Type indicated by entries 98 followo: Electrio power (E)j gus suPPly (0); tronoit system (T); two or more or theoe, detailed at end or table (0). Individual Governments 49 Table 5.·-FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66·-Continued CDollar amount. in thousand.) TEXAS--con. Item Corpus Beaumont Vallno Austin Chri.ti zi Pane Fort Worth Galvoston POPULATION, 1960 • • • • • • • •• • •• 186 5115 119 175 161 690 679 6811 276 687 356 268 67 175 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • • • • • • 930 6 30 9 30 2 28 9'0 9 30 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • •••••• 15 983 II 185 16 603 69592 17 666 30 698 8 707 INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE •••••• 759 I 0711 I '152 I 279 23 735 389 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••• 130 923 190 38q 6 72 23 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • qOq 6911 224 291 FROM ~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS •• •• 225 151 569 095 18 1139 75 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 15 22q 10 112 IS 150 68 313 17 6q3 29 963 B 318 TAXES ••••••••••••••• 7 850 6 852 8 551 51 9q7 12 7q6 19 150 2 765 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 7 182 63112 7 873 liS 123 11 023 17 371 2 362 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS ,. • ••• 365 '129 5 766 I 355 I 231 299 OTHER. • • • • • • •• • ... '6''05 1116 2'19 I OS8 368 5q8 10q CURRENT CHARGES,. ••••••• 5 139 1 613 5 532 6 327 3053 6'29 '4 914 MISCELLANEOUS. • • • • 2 235 I 6U7 I 067 10039 I 8l1q II 11811 638 GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS. •• 2q 016 II 557 18 18' 82 650 18 3113 30 831 9 1128 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • • • 6 753 q 223 q 899 28 217 5312 9 7q2 2 006 OTHER. ••••• • 17 263 7 33q 13 28q 5q 1133 13 0'1 21 095 7 1122 EDUCATION. •••••• • •••• OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTLAY•• HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • • •• •• 3 662 " 667 2 171 19 929 " 669 7 397 I 098 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUTLAY.. • •• 735 852 I Iq9 q 361 I 166 I 861 1110 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • •• • 2 368 11 21 257 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • • • HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • •• • •• q 68q 373 3 732 OTHER THAN CAPITA~ OUT~AY••• q 308 370 3 U52 HEALTH. • • • • • • • ••• 310 153 256 I 371 "35 720 128 POL.ICE PROTECTION. • • ••••• 2 61q I 080 I q8" 11 515 3 137 q 529 610 FIRE PROTECTION. • • • • •• • ••• I 866 I 215 I 635 9 272 2 789 3 ql8 606 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••• 2 071 1167 3 '68 8 565 19' 3 q62 8q8 OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTLAY ••••• II 709 q36 57" 2 193 lOll 823 296 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE, ••• , I 0'9 677 980 5723 I 365 2398 3q2 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • •• • •• 1 776 25' 966 5 663 I 12' 2000 1137 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL , • • • , 76q OTHER THAN CAPITAL. OUTLAY •••••• 160 L.IBRARIES •••••••••• 500 130 233 2 133 3~9 657 69 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIoN. • • •• •• 691 2118 UO'l I 1186 363 I 056 222 GENERAL CONTROL.. • • • •• •••••• q82 211q 371 1 37q Sq7 667 80 GENERA~ PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••• 189 1111 80 I q37 911 228 259 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••• 189 113 78 521 911 226 73 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • " 782 836 I 335 6 293 690 2 289 563 ALL OTHER ••• • 2 586 I 097 791 7 878 2 520 2 016 23 910 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • ••• . 3 955 I 736 3729 21 967 5 97B 7 058 1 10q WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE • • • • ., ., 3 286 I 063 3 609 19 105 8 709 6 618 1 oS5 CURRENT OPERATION •••• I 1159 731 I 9q7 5 97q 2 767 2 639 616 CAPITAL. OUTLAY. • • • , . I 779 135 I 369 12737 5 255 2 998 247 INTEREST ON DEBT. , • , • , · , . , 118 197 293 39q 687 981 132 OTHER UTI~ITY REVENUE' •• CE)17 B29 (Q)~ (T)7 851 OTHER UTl~ITY EXPENDITURE. 18 30q m 8 0116 CURRENT OPERATION ·.. , q 728 I 5ql 6 q63 CAPITA~ OUTLAY•• ·... 11 OOq q30 I 337 INTEREST ON DEBT••••• · " 2 572 22 2q6 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 15 821 q 9q6 9 80q q9776 11 562 16 716 5 068 GROSS OEeT OUTSTANDING • • •• •• 107 378 29620 50 681 225 23q 53739 110 769 19 609 LONG-TERM. • • • • • • • • • •• •• 106 535 29 628 50 681 225 23q 53739 110 769 19 q89 FULL. FAITH AND CREDIT. • • • • • 29 q70 2q 878 qO 998 113 707 25 197 73 892 9 707 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y • • • • • • 2 39q 521 10 "93 1 261 NONGUARANTEEO. • • • • • , • • • • • 77065 II 150 9 683 III 527 28 SlI2 36 877 93'"783 UTILITY DEBT ONL.Y • • • • • • • • 77 065 " 150 9 683 8 200 25 539 3q 127 SHORT-TERM. • • •• •• " •• Oq, 120 LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • •••• 2 563 q 275 28 SqO 7500 10 360 18 ~ONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED •• 3 7911 I "88 2 325 18 882 I 609 6280 728 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 626 63 " 672 915 1 603 liB Note: Sec text Of]to coverage of fioeol yearn. Beceunc of rounding, detail may not odd to totals. lIncludeo $3,494,000 revenue of the Galveston \IlllQrvoo. 2!ncludcfJ $3,:393,000 expendituro or tlw Galveston Wharves. JTypo dnddca'ted by errtr-Iee an follows: Elcotric power (E); gan ouppl,y (O)i trnna:tt sye'tem (T)j two or mote of 'theee, detuf Ied At. end of table C,), I 50 Individual Governments Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66-·Continued (Dollar amounts in thousands) TEXAS--Con. Item Hcus'tcn Laredo Lubbock Mldland Odessa Penedene Port Arthur POPULATION, 1960 • •• • • • ••• 938 219 60 676 128 691 62 625 60338 58 737 66 676 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR ••• 12 31 6 30 9 30 9 30 9 30 930 9 30 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • •• •••• 93 255 2 762 8 q7q q 378 q 613 5 90Q INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • • • • S 56~ 251 792 112 Q I 17Q FROM STATE GOVERNMENT, , •••••• 119 19 ~ 21 FROH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT \I • • • • • 5 ~96 2ql 750 93 1 13) FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • 2 9q9 10 23 112 21 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOlIRCES•• Sq 691 2 531 7 662 q 266 q 609 3 361 q 729 TAXES •••• 0 • •• '" 6' 931 I ~15 5677 2 q69 2 967 2 Q)2 3 287 PROPERTY. • • • • • • • • •• • 56 156 1 263 5 q81 2 215 2711 20'9 2 9ql GENERAL SALES AND GROS!; RECEIPTS. SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • 5 726 100 28q 228 230 276 305 OTHER. • • •• • ... 2 Oq9 33 112 q7 Q6 97 ql CURRENT CHARGES. • • .. S 966 I 059 6ql I 338 I 125 6QO 627 MISCELLANEOUS, •• ,. • ••• II 77q 57 I 163 ~'8 q96 309 615 GENERAL EXPF.NDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS •• 109 523 2 682 ~I 2q6 3 68Q 3 Q60 5 6qO 5 52? CAPITAL OUTL.AY. • ••• q6 617 qOI 3 3qO 333 118 2 692 I 75Q OTHE.R •• •• • •• 62 706 2 q81 7 906 3 351 3 3q2 2 9Q7 3 775 EDUCATION. ••••••• ••• , OTHER THAN C IPITAL OUTLAY•••• HIGHWAYS. • ••• • 130q2 7Q6 1 33q 367 138 2330 917 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•••• 3 926 6Q2 885 356 135 301 367 PUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • • • • 0 21 115 136 2 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS. •• HOSPITALS • • • ~ • • • • •• 7 Iql q6 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. 7 05q q6 HEAL.TH. • • • • • ••• • 3 362 101 25q 61 q2 71 8~ POL.ICE PROTECTION. ••••• • 12 533 232 I q31 653 6ql 658 6Q6 FIRE P~OTECTION •• •• 1007q 381 I 160 527 778 126 633 SEWERAGE ••••••••••••• 17 655 267 I 236 123 20q 533 983 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• 3 395 I~I 211 123 19Q 99 370 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE•• .. q 650 211 766 QQ3 618 362 36' PARKS AND RECREATION. • •• • . 6 016 217 7q6 269 5Q 391 105 HOUSING AND URPAN RENEWAL •• • 2q 729 700 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY••• 23 328 195 LIBRARIES • • • • •• • •••• I 271 73 82 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • •• 2 095 380 192 176 159 GENERAL. CONTROL. • • • • • • I 7q2 3ql 273 160 156 GENERAL PUBL.IC BUILDINGS. •• • •• I 663 602 169 20 36 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY•• 5ql 86 20 36 INTEREr;T ON GENERAL DEBT. • • • 7 122 639 182 136 290 ALL on ~R •••••• '" 20 71q I 197 379 292 355 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • •• •• 15 570 933 3 957 I 699 2 09Q 665 971 WATER SUPPL. Y EXPENDITURE • • '" • 13 519 782 2 797 951 1 979 1 319 I 616 CURRENT OPERAT I ON •• •• •• 6 66' q79 762 56Q I Q60 5Q7 615 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • •• • ••• 4 029 211 I 768 lQ 177 631 613 INTEREST ON DEBT. • •• ••••• ., 807 92 267 373 3q2 IQO 389 OTHER UTIL.ITY REVENUE! • • • • • (01595 (E)q 302 OTHER UTlL.ITY EXPENDITURE. • •• •• • 3q9 8 766 CURRENT OPERATION. • • • ,q7 2 115 CAPITAL. OUTLAY. • • '" • 2 6 q57 INTEREST ON DEBT. •• '" • 193 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. q7 97q I 625 2 qq7 2770 I 767 2 721 GROSS DEPT OUTSTANDING ••• ·... 330 09.~ 7 075 q5 170 16 279 12 701 20 507 19 275 LONG-TERM •••••••• ·. . . 330 092 7 OqO q2 q73 16 279 12 701 20 507 15 Q38 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT. · . 2q6 629 3033 25 123 6536 5711 16 775 11 172 UTILITY DEPT ONLY. · . }7 029 7 019 I 699 I 90Q 6 38' NONGUARANTEED. • • • .... 61 Q6' Q 007 17 350 9 7q3 6 990 3732 q 26~ UTILITY DEPT ONLY. ·.... 37 263 2 77~ 17 350 8 963 6 990 , 732 Q 266 SHORT-TERM. • • •• • ·. 35 2 697 3 637 LONG~TERM DEBT ISSUED. 63 P09 q 700 500 2 500 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED. ••••• •• 20 61Q 319 2 q86 665 519 560 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETlRE~ MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • 2 866 11 63 31 23 Note: Sec text. 00 to coverage or fiscal yeoro. Decouoe of rounding, detail may not add to tcta ls , ITypc indicated by entr-Ies 00 follown: Flcctric power- (E); gos aupply (0); t.ransit uyetem (T); two or more of toeee, detailed nt end of table (.). Individual Governments 51 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dolhr IIlJIcunts in thousands) UTAH Item Wichita Salt LIlke San Angelo San Antonio Tyler Waco Ogden Falls City POl'ULATION, 1960. • •••••• :, 56 615 587 716 51 230 97 606 101 72q 70 197 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • • • •• , 9 30 731 930 9 30 930 12 31 GENF..RAI- REVENUE. • • • • • •• •• 3 U69 31 066 3 qlU 7 091 9769 II q71 16697 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • •• • 217 1 U21 209 1 099 292 q03 1 791 FROM SlATE GOVERNMENT ••••••• 106 146 3 9 269 1 005 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • 175 151 963 126 766 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS •• •• • 111 • 100 55 106 292 8 20 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• 3273 29 647 3205 5 992 91177 q 0~8 15 106 TAXES. • • •• 01 ••••• 2 215 20005 2 055 q 182 q 327 2702 11 379 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• I 999 18 779 1 8'6 3 755 3 676 1 773 7063 GENERAL SALES AND GRO~S RECEIPTS. 619 29110 SELECTIVE SALES ANt' GROSS RECEIPTS • 164 U43 165 310 350 135 708 OTHER • • • •• • 52 763 3q 116 96 175 669 CURRENT CHARGES. • 520 4 111 657 1 361 U q39 70q 1 6211 MISCELLANEOUS. • 536 5531 292 qU9 711 662 1 903 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS. •• 3 U36 3 502 6 1169 11 900 II 326 16 0119 CAPITAL CUTL-AY. • ••• 996 1 02U 1 237 q 697 1 062 6 130 OTHER. •• • 2 UU6 21178 5 252 7203 3 2qq 11 919 EDUCATION • , •• OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, , HIGHWAYS. • • • ••• 654 q 568 500 710 q87 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, 260 3222 267 523 225 PUBLIC WELFARE. • • • • • • 67 267 57 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS , 104 HOSPITALS • • , • • • , • • • • • 3 2707 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, , , 3 2 576 HEAL il"l, 0 • • • • • • • 66 1 391 60 lq3 166 13 661 POLICE PROTECTION. .,. • •• 565 5 1191 569 9n 1 627 6211 20711 FIRE PROTECTION • • •• U64 3 361 395 759 97q 676 1 67]0 SEWERAGE. • • •• • ••••••• 21U 4 2116 1114 q33 1 757 576 3 550 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY, , , :: I 80 585 109 21?S 171 229 352 ~ANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE •• 2U 2 U96 1100 q6~ 6q6 376 5511 PARKS AND RECREATION ••••• · 361 2 501 206 299 q27 q12 1 115 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL • • • • , 7 966 686 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• · 9;7 · , 159 LlBRARIES • • , • • ••• 25 629 63 151 J38 72 693 FINANCIAL AOMINISTftATION ••••••• 99 689 171 229 23B 61 261 GENERAL CONTROL • • • •• ••• •• 9U 1 106 66 175 191 172 U90 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. • ••• 36 316 q7 96 120 1 251 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUT' ..AY. •• " 26 311 q3 91 116 157 INTEREST ON GENERAL. DEBT, •••• • 129 2 060 98 626 290 119 6117 AL.L OTHER • •• •• • •• 379 2 650 1183 591 261 666 2 830 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE • • • • • • 1 367 6 592 I 195 1 553 1 677 717 3 OliO WATER SUPPLY eXPENDITURE. ••• •• 1 123 8 697 2 250 1 U06 3310 1 "6 3 :512 CURRENT OPERATION • • • 466 2 638 518 717 I 0711 516 2 067 CAPITAL OUTLAY. ••• • 539 5084 1 1175 q9q 1 631 7qO 1 205 INTEREST ON OEBT. • ••• 117 775 257 197 U06 60 21 0111ER UTILITY REVENll:'.1 • • ••• • (T)95 ')59 620 OTHER UTILITY EXP~',OITURE.. ••• • lUI 55516 CURRENT OPERA"'! ON •••• • • lUI 27 q26 CAPITAL OUTlA.Y. • • • •••• 26 343 INTEREST o-, DEB!... •• 1 747 OTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 1 616 2286 5256 2723 9 671 GROSS OEBT OUTSTANDING • • • •• •••• 6 933 lq6 167 16 290 21 606 2q 617 3 U30 19 950 LONG-TERM • • • • • • •• • •• 6 933 135 396 16 290 21 606 211 617 3 q30 19 950 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT ••••••• 3 399 U7 646 q 1123 16 566 19 307 27 19 316 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONLY •• • • 776 q35 5635 27 1125 NONGUARANTEED. • • •• • • 5 534 87 750 11 867 50qO 5 510 31103 632 UTIL.ITY DEeT ONLY. • ••• 4 719 771111U 11 667 5 OqO 5 Iq5 2 31111 SHORT-TERM.. •••• 10 771 LONG-TERM DEeT ISSUED ••• 816 7000 5 600 6 000 6 39 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • 569 7 165 556 60q 1 063 169 I 310 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS. •• • • • 985 25 22 90 Note: See text es to coverage of fiscal years. Because of roundfng , detail may not add to totnls. IT'ype indicated by entries BS follows: Eleotric power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T); two or more of theae , detailed at end of table C.). , 11 --~=--:-"'::-:o~,~=~= p r \i 52 Individual Governments ~ 'I Table 5.··FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS ! I OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66-·Continued I (Dollar amount. In th0U88D118) vmOINIA Item Alexandria Hampton lQ>nchburg Newport Norfolk Portsmouth Riclunond News POPULATION, 1960 • • • • • • •• •• 91 023 B9 25B 54 790 113 662 304 869 219 95B DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR •••••••• 630 6 30 6 30 12 31 1231 630 6 30 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 25 e71 20 qlq 13 135 25 q98 6B 870 21 5B6 6q 260 INTfRGOVERNHENTAL REVENUE •••••• 5 359 7 JJ5 3 756 7 576 21 3~9 B 065 16 287 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • • • • 3 217 5 119 3 q75 6 274 14 qBl 6239 lq 104 FROM FE.DERAI.. GOVERNMENT. • •• • 1 B3B 2 17q 2Bl 1 301 6 B4B 1 B12 1 910 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • •• • 30q q2 lq 27q GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. •• 20 512 13 079 93BO 17 923 47541 13 521 q7973 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • •• • 16 855 10 q3q 8 230 11 B9B 35632 10 263 39 955 PROPERTY. • • • • • • • •• •• 13 q60 6 IB3 q 877 8 lB8 18 718 5371 26 207 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 1 809 627 1033 6 q53 2 001 24BO SELECTI VE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • ••• 1 102 1 qqO 1 237 1 Oq8 6 183 1 65q 5 511 OTHER. • • • • •• 2 292 1 003 1 qB9 1 62B 4278 1 237 575B CURRENT CHARGES. • 2592 1 q05 619 3 610 9225 2693 5 q65 MISCELLANEOUS. • • • 1 065 1 240 531 2 q15 2 6B4 566 2 552 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS. •• 21 328 lq 359 27 366 67 B02 2q 331 66 510 CAPITAL OUTLAY.. •• • ••• 5 256 3 891 7 452 10 677 5318 9 091 OTHER. • • •• ••••• • 16 072 10 q6B 19 915 57 125 19 012 57 q19 EDUCATION. ...,.. ••••• 13 002 11 701 7 617 13 374 26 B4B 10 766 21 893 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• ·. 9 59q 9 321 871q 5 179 10 135 2q 560 20 495 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • • •• •• ·. 2 117 1 257 831 1 004 3 B06 1 q55 q 425 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• · 790 84q 455 639 1 906 673 1 673 PUBLIC WELFARE, • • • • •• ·. 990 683 1 308 1 607 5 997 1 962 10 167 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS. •• 195 qq2 620 1 038 3 477 1 3B5 6 q03 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • •• • •• 125 636 1 740 OTHI:R THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• • 125 q3 1 191 HEAL.TH. • • • • • • •• 533 192 267 B56 2Bl 933 POLICE PROTECTION. •• 1 974 674 1 432 3 658 1 515 4965 FIRE PROTECTION • , ••• 1 549 510 1 007 2 701 1 lq6 3373 SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • 6q7 1 067 219 999 1 269 989 224B OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• qOl 130 159 204 541 389 B92 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE.. • 1 Blq 783 205 B95 1 499 716 1 799 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • • • • • 65B 6B6 q12 882 2039 q33 2 319 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL ••• 1 q61 350 691 2 q50 4 B65 1 063 1 228 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 723 87 37 986 2 953 7BB 1 228 LIBRARIES • • • • , • • • 336 103 1 129 639 117 5B3 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION •••• q06 363 201 3B3 659 315 1 262 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • B15 366 238 563 1 IB6 q75 1 640 GENt:RAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS ••• 315 201 2B3 132 1 802 513 3626 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. 220 17S 163 12B 773 310 855 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • 1 220 7q9 349 925 3 179 1 018 276q ALL OTHER. • • • • •• 1 092 B37 627 683 5 059 1 566 3 2B5 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE ••• • 1 303 3097 5 30B 1 939 3 9B2 WATER SUPPle Y EXPENDITURE • • •••• 1 040 3 136 2412 1 15B 2 21q CURRENT OPERATION • • •• • ••• 359 1 173 1 635 699 1 631 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY. • • • ••• 491 1 569 314 315 531 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • 190 393 463 lqq 53 OTHF.R UTILITY REVENUE' • (0)10 289 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. 8 579 CURRENT OPERAr ION 7 254 CAPITAL. OUTL.AY •••••• 1 223 INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • •• 102 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 15 051 10 373 36 218 12 301 39 9B9 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •• ••••••• 39 451 26 S12 20 431 q3 966 126 711 52 005 lOB 71B L.ONG-TERM • • • • • • •• •• 36 565 2S 632 18 931 q2 554 110 B26 q9 133 104 942 FULL. FAITH AND CREDIT. • • • •• • 30 721 2S 632 17 Bl0 37 367 7B 437 33 616 77 373 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y • •• •• 65JJ 12 403 14 }7} 5 152 7 257 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • 1 121 5 IB7 32 3B9 15 517 27 569 UTIL.ITY DEBT ONL.Y • •• •• SHORT .. TERM" • • • • • • 2 B86 B80 1 500 15 BB5 2 B72 3 776 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. • • • •• •• 3 500 17 7 000 8 500 12 300 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • 1 370 1 373 2 170 5 172 2 207 7 101 EXHIBIT' CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OIN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • 71B 337 1 IB6 Uote: See text en to coverage or fiscal years. Beceuae of rounding, detail may not add to totals. lType indicated by entries SD rol1O'fm: Eleotrio power (E); gas supply (0); transit system (T); t1rOor more of these, detailed at end of table (.). Individual Governments 53 Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66--Continued (Dollar amount. in tbouaauda) VIRGINIA-- Con. WASHINGTON WEST vmGINIA Item Roanoke Seattle Spokane Tacana Charleston Huntington Wheeling POPULATION. 1960 • , • • • " •• 97110 557 087 lBI 608 147 979 85 79t, 83627 53 '100 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR • 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 6'0 630 6 30 GENERAL. REVENUE. • • • • " '" 23 987 72 687 21 796 7 125 63'13 'I 999 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • · 6038 11 951 2 990 1 007 3 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. '" ·. 5 657 10 295 '2 2762 7 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • ·. 381 127 141 1 007 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS •• •• 1 529 '0 B7 26 3 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES., • 17 9'19 60 736 18 806 7 093 5336 'I 995 TAXES ••• , • 01 •• ,. 1'1 '118 31 996 8 787 'I 670 3358 2307 PROPERTY. • • • • • • • • •• • 8 8'10 18 631 'I 29'1 1 e'l7 1 311 1 114 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. 632 SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • •• • •• 2 30'1 7 294 2 OLl3 2 016 155 388 222 OTHER ••• '" •• 2 642 6071 2L12 2 '177 2 669 1 659 CURRENT CHARGES. • ••• • 972 2 733 16 117 3 291 3 BOO 2 17'1 1 536 2458 MISCELLANEOUS. • •• 798 12 623 1 851 6 219 24B '1'12 2'0 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCTIONS • • 21 22'1 69 673 13 849 16 332 7378 '1862 5 351 CAPITAL OUTL.AY,. ""'" 2 179 16 7'11 2 485 3 030 1 023 473 1 111 OTHER •••••• • • 190'1'1 52 932 11 36'1 13 302 6355 '1389 4 181 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • •• 9311 55 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. 9 120 55 HIGHWAYS. • • • • • • • •• • 1 '170 12 299 3 427 2765 1 010 592 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• • 60S 3 758 1 432 1 830 1 010 560 PUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • • •••• 2 '119 CASH AsSISTANCE PAYMENTS • •• • 1 458 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • 35 66 OTHER THAN CAP IT AL OUTLAY. 35 66 HEAt. TH ••••••• 361 3026 32'1 3'13 16B 85 40 POLl CC PROTECTION •• 1 11'1 9 982 2 239 2 17'1 915 740 5'10 FIRE PROTECTION 998 7 519 1 990 2 526 1 267 972 631 SEWERAGE •••••••••••• SOO 10 550 948 1 311 1 287 567 2'B OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 268 B 173 631 739 531 231 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE. • 930 4 521 1 276 1 117 4BB4" 530 245 PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• 673 B 765 1 185 521 '11'1 6'1 1 B51 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. •• •• 238 459 2'18 4B 332 124 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • •• 2'1 310 I'll '18 53 23 LIBRARIES. • 262 2 715 606 6B2 63 10 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. • • 302 1 2'15 17B '159 107 76 59 GENERAL CONTROL • • • • • • 528 1 9'13 'IB9 625 191 95 81 GENERAL PUBL I C au I co I NGS. •• • • 30S 10& 197 308 276 96 '12 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• '03 94 197 308 276 96 '12 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT. • • • 5<1'1 1 787 313 928 583 186 250 ALL arHER. ••• •• 1 270 4 66'1 679 2327 562 590 664 liIATER SUPPLY REVENUE • .. 1 636 7080 2 165 2667 B80 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. . 1 '160 6 80'1 2 806 2 19'1 2 157 CURRENT OPERATION •• 583 4 064 2 247 1 513 '138 CAPITAL OUTLAY. 800 1 805 528 575 1 533 INTEREST ON DEBT.. • 77 935 31 105 186 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE' •• (0)52 977 (»19 52'1 OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. •• 60982 35 036 CURRENT OPERATION • • 33 5'10 12 319 CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • •••• 226'13 16 931 INTEREST ON DEBT. ., • 4 799 5 786 TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 13 65B 58 751 9 2B5 17 300 3554 2707 2 799 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • 22008 251 179 11 083 18'1 661 18766 5352 1'1 119 LONG-TERH •••••••• 21 790 2'16 682 10 565 182 172 18 766 'I 552 l' 717 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •• 16 579 46 969 6 589 15 09S 5 191 1 090 '122 UTILITY OEBT ONLY , 375 NONGUARANTEED ••••• .... 5 211 199 713 3 917 167 077 13 575 13 355 UTILITY OEBT ONLY ••• .... 193 230 852 156 980 '1725 SHORT-TERM. " ·. 218 4 497 518 2 '189 800 3'12 loONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. • •• ••• •• 1 1'2 51 666 1 260 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED ••• • 1 805 9276 1 '191 'I 85'1 527 239 EXHIeITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE~ MENT SYSTEMS • ••• • • 01 703 5 137 819 1 180 161 218 210 Note' See text as to coverage of fiscal years. Beoaune of rounding, detail may not add to totals. l-ryp; Indfeated by entries 8S follows: Eleotric power eEl; goo euppl,y (0); transit system (T); two or more of these, det.8iled at end of table (*). 11 v. I" f I L 54 Individual Governments Ij Table 5.--FINANCES OF INDIVIDUAL CITIES AND SELECTED URBAN TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OF OVER 50,000: 1965-66·-Continued (Dollar ... wnt. :In tbouoElIlds) WISCONSIN i Item Green Bay Kenosha MadisOll Milwaukee Reedne Wauwatosa West Allis POPULATION, 1960 •• •• •• 62 888 67899 126 706 56923 68 157 DATE OF END OF FISCAL YEAR ••• 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 12 31 GENERAl. REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16 558 ijl 000 119 651 12685 13036 20 688 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE • • • • • • 6239 10 ij48 ij5 883 5334 3959 3 989 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • •••• 5 256 9 276 ij2 13ij 5 328 3 866 3989 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • 698 2365 FROM l.OCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • 983 ~73 1 384 6 93 GENERAL REVENUE FROM OWN SOURCES. • • 10 319 11 650 30 552 73 768 7 351 9077 16 699 TAXES. • • • • •• ••••• " 8 627 10 262 21 885 53 042 5418 7756 lij 057 PROPERTY ••••••••••••• 8 ~97 10 126 21 582 51 128 526' 7 631 13 907 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. SELECT! VE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS •• OTHER. • • • •• • ••• 130 135 303 1 91~ 15ij 125 150 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • •• •• 1 323 586 4 666 7 913 883 621 672 MISCEl.l.ANEOUS. • • •••••• 369 802 ~ 002 12 813 1 051 700 1 969 GENERAL EXPENDITURE, ALL FUNCnONS. • 17 '28 19 751 114 717 12 14ij 11 536 20203 CAPITAl. OUTLAY •••• " • 2 152 407ij 26 '23 3 492 683 3 589 OTHER. • • • • •• • •••• 15 175 15 677 8839ij 8 652 10 852 16 614 EDUCATION. ••• • 8 919 10 557 21 522 10 223 1 501 5863 9 802 OTHER THAN CAP IT AL OUTLAY. • 8 309 8 731 17 565 10 223 738 5 863 8260 HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••• 1 ijij6 1 480 5 639 20 212 1 879 957 1 638 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• 828 644 1 340 8 642 q52 501 79q PUBL.IC WELFARE. • • • • • • • • •• 112 ij62 9 3 CASH ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS • • • • 12 HOSPITALS. • • • • .. • • •• • 142 643 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. •• lijO 620 HEALTH. • • • • • • •• • •• 182 168 581 3 592 193 l1q 275 POLICE PROTECTION. • •••• 957 1 386 2 021 17 362 1 375 792 1 163 FIRE PROTECTION • • ••• 1 346 1 172 2 128 9 965 1 314 912 1 079 SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • • • • 785 1 010 2 555 10 830 749 237 1 910 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• 248 252 1 569 q 121 172 200 891 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE •• 610 594 954 9 231 5q7 588 661 PARKS AND RECREATION. • • •• • 898 622 2304 4 646 1 019 307 358 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL •• • 347 6 146 92 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••• 112 2 085 92 LIBRARIES ••••• Jo. • ••• 357 ! 198 3 042 360 155 229 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ••••• 227 392 2 628 171 175 193 GENERAL CONTROt.. • • • • • • • • • • • 13ij 464 2 078 258 191 215 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. • lij 330 1 lijl ij62 86 53 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••• 14 168 1 051 111 85 53 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT ••••• 727 1 ijij4 4 ij97 617 398 886 AL.L OTHER • • •• • 1 304 2 794 8 472 1 695 759 1 649 WATER SUPPLY REVENUE. •••• ••• 1 090 1 105 1 200 12 26ij 1 380 1 000 1 184 WATER SUPPLY EXPENDITURE. •••• • 1 3~2 1 371 1 800 9 661 1 029 96ij 1 563 CURRENT OPERATION. •• • • • 631 709 995 4 203 801 749 1 195 C~PITAL OUTLAY. • • • •• 533 550 67ij 3 781 116 289 INTEREST ON DEBT.. • • 178 113 131 1 677 112 215 79 OTHER UTILITY REVENUE. • •••• OTHER UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • ••• CURRENT OPERATION • • •• •••••• CAPITAL OUTLAY.. •• • • • •• INTEREST ON DEBT. • • • • • •• .. •• TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 10 lijl 12 199 22 215 64 215 6 256 8 015 11 630 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •• .... 27 582 32 933 70276 224 7ij2 26 556 19 325 31 qij3 LONG-TERM . ... 25 826 '2 933 67 913 211 611 26 556 19325 31 4~3 FULL FAITH AND CRED IT. 18 165 27 773 59 224 135 429 22 511 13 550 31 443 UTI LITY DEBT ONLY ijl 2 41ij NONGUARANTEED. • • • 7 661 5 160 8 689 76 182 4 045 5775 UTILITY DEBT ONLY. 5 926 5 160 3 135 ij8 425 3 075 5775 SHORT-TERM. • 1 756 2363 13 131 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED •• 1 185 15 224 23 650 4 635 2 lBO LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • 1 261 2072 ij 902 19716 2020 1 132 2283 EXHIBITI CITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO OWN RETIRE- MENT SYSTEMS • • • • 198 5 706 90 105 Nate: See text as to coverage of 1'iscal yeara. Because or roundiI1g, detail may not add to totnla. lUnsegregable amcurrte received fran the State in lieu or property taxes are included in "property tuxeo'' rat-her then in "intergovernmental revenue II J. Individual Governments 55 """:,\ Supplementary detail an "Other Utilities" 1\ .» For certa:l:n municipalities, in the foregoing table, oombined amounts are reported for "Other Utilities," as indicated by an aster- 1\ iek (*). The distribution of such combined amounts, by type of utility, is indicated below (amounts in thousands of dollars): II Utility expenditure Utility 11 City and type of utility revenue d Total Current Capital Interest H oparation outlay on debt 1I Huntsville, Ala.: 11 Electric power system ...... · 10,678 10,666 7,139 3,415 112 Gas supply system ...... 3,076 2,523 2,292 136 95 1\ II Palo Alto, CaliC. : Eleotric Power system ...... r 5,644 3,216 2,217 963 36 !1 Gas supply system ...... 2,491 2,223 2,035 184 4 M Colorado Springs, Colo. : Eleotric power system ...... 8,841 4,952 3,232 1,513 207 Gas supply system ...... 6,281 5,997 5,257 728 12 \"\ I! st. Petersburg , Fla. : f1 Gas supply system ...... 1,105 958 651 171 136 Ii Transit system ...... 1,098 1,211 1,175 36 - li Albany, Ga. : It Electric power system ...... 3,730 2,524 2,179 342 3 il Gas supply system ...... 1,666 1,659 1,148 474 37 \1 iJ Monroe, La. : Electric power system ...... 4,312 4,269 1,248 2,300 721 Ii Transit system ...... 200 216 216 Ii - - I: Springfield, Mo.: :1, Electric power system ...... 7,099 4,938 3,011 1,258 669 Gas supply system ...... 4,696 3,995 3,271 724 - Transit system ...... 437 613 537 76 - 9 Cleveland, Ohio: Electric power-sy~tem •••••.•.•••••••••.• 7,706 13,324 7,834 6,905 585 Transit system ...... 27,311 26,016 22,751 2,485 780 , I, Hamilton, Ohio: I, Electric power system ...... · 3,882 5,633 2,094 3,318 221 Gas supply system ...... 3,166 3,261 2,921 340 - Knoxville, Tenn.: Electrio power system ...... 17,894 17,367 11,720 5,378 289 Gas supply system ...... 3,151 3,650 2,673 972 5 Memphis, Ter.n. : Electric power system ...... 42,130 44,894 24,081 9,169 11,644 Gas supply system ...... 33,224 30,235 27,458 2,777' Transit system ...... 6,143 7,979 5,052 2,797 130- San Antonio, Tex.: Electric power ·system ...... 54,816 51,291 23,597 26,046 1,648 Transit system ...... 5,004 4,225 3,829 297 99 Seattle, Wash.: Electric power system ...... 43,596 52,029 24,710 22,520 4,799 Transit system ...... 9,381 8,953 8,830 123 - Tacoma, Wash.: Electric power-system ...... 18,184 33,421 10,707 16,928 5,786 Transit system ...... 1,340 5,170 1,612 3,558 - , , t, 'i I \ I Individual Large Cities Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES. IN DETAIL: 1965-66 (ThOUBIlIl<1.of dollar.) BinDing- C:!noin- Item Total AtlaIIta Balt:lmore Boston Buffalo Chioago ham nati POPULATION, 1960 • • • • • • • • • • • ••• , I 37 377 631 \ 1187 1155 939 0211 3110 887 697 197 532 759 550 11011 502 550 REVENUE, TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• '10 926 U86 67 297 339 726 38 1117 338 11'18 127 1191 5118 055 1111 85'1 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 091 29~ 53 113 308 111 29 320 312 856 123 158 1155 218 126 280 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • 2 1190 '100 8 099 138 1811 5 1189 1111 0211 53 268 91 3115 29 097 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • • • • 1 ~72 131 750 777 79 280 38 5611 117 038 10 '183 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 1 ;:U~~ 27 510 6 370 29 138 799 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 235 1133 117 27 735 11 7211 169 39 1116 II '166 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • • 665 311 119 501 51 375 HEALTH AND HOSPITALS ••••••••• 76 1127 6 079 1 757 II 736 38 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • 28 5116 1 212 GENERAL SUPPORT •••••••••••• 259 598 1 328 15 735 5911 111 829 5 6112 II 857 OTHER ••••••••••••••••• 132 962 27 5 190 172 'I 225 2 '103 2 886 323 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ••••••••• 3611 79~ 2 3111 5 308 1 357 32 8'12 2 589 29 80'1 15 695 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • • • 11111500 II 286 1 126 3 355 1 902 12 115 111 503 2 919 GENERAL REVENUES FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • • ,6 600 895 115 0111 169 927 23 831 198 832 69 890 363 873 97 18' TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • " • • • 5 202 1165 28 052 111111151 17 269 173 006 57 1111'1301 691 II.. 061 PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 3115 928 17 1119 128 871 6 301 170 281 52 75e 190 702 23 1108 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • 819 273 5 11110 28 327 SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • 356 1152 6 8116 8 132 1 2'10 3 1191 39 981 353 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. • • • • • • • • 17 5011 3 119 MOTOR FUELS. • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 506 PUBLIC UTILITIES • • • • • • • • • • 159 3211 2 1211 7 722 1 166 3 1122 37 956 195 TOBACCO PRODUCTS • • • • • • • • • • 52 905 197 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 108 213 1 603 213 711 69 2 025 158 INCOME TAXES • • • • • • • • • • • • • 292 861 17 313 MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES • • • • • • • • 119 8113 II 518 18 18 23 752 293 MISCELLANEOUS LICENSES • • • • • • • • 1811 553 II 057 5 069 3 770 2 N7 5811 18 929 720 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 153 555 2 375 593 21 9711 CHARGES AND MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL REVENUG 1 398 1130 16 962 25 1176 6 562 25 826 12 '1'16 62 182 53 122 CURRENT CHARGES •••••••••••• 8511 308 9 285 17 806 2 661 15 920 8 7'17 37 698 31 21111 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 92 059 II 321 1 977 1 313 16 936 SCHOOL LUNCH SALES • • • • • • • • 23 786 3 1116 1 250 950 OTHER LOCAL SCHOOL CHARGES • • • • 5 9115 299 727 363 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • 62 328 876 16 936 HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••• 81 979 339 120 73 77 3 10'1 511 HOSPITALS. • • • • _ • • • • • • • • 53 890 2 1195 II 1136 29 5 0'13 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • _ • 108 952 828 21 3 25'1 1 171 69 6 357 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • 25 978 3 226 68 21 62 - 18 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • 511 579 805 1 8" 563 391 1199 - 526 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • 1118 012 213 1 273 II 362 11111 38 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 97 376 II 716 1 957 829 - 20 950 159 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • 111 2115 589 PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • 118 9311 289 1 601 1122 2 536 776 6 803 1 1193 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES. 19 790 5 2 116 369 185 - 116 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 81 5111 2113 1 '1'16 706 1 590 302 6 329 57'1 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. • • • • • • • • • 811 5113 2 032 1 27:5 925 268 116 II 2811 2911 SALE OF PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • 78 878 :"92 1 6'19 31 3 115'1 33'1 2 525 II 052 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • 112 8112 1 5'19 2 858 2 2'10 2 007 OTHER. g • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 36 036 592 100 31 596 3''1 285 2 0'15 INTEREST EARNINGS. • • • • • • • • • • 1611 537 1 758 2 816 1 277 2 0211 2 316 5 230 II 313 FINES AND FORFEITS • • • • • • • • • • 1211 997 J 1118 1 599 1 387 2 3'18 870 10 118'1 1 612 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • 91 167 1117 3" 2Al 1 812 63 1 961 11 607 ...... 1 309 986 8 863 12 3511 7 830 9 285 II "3 56 111 9 517 ...... 5111 1611 5 321 19 261 1 267 16 30"1 36 726 6 057 EXPENDITURE, TOTA~ ••••• 410 880 071 8'1 805 333 215 36 098 329 718 1211 191 5011 550 111116112 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. • • • ~ • • • • • • • • 8 733 903 71 1611 305 863 27 171 307 897 118 900 1118 1181 129 990 INTERGOVE~NMENTAL EXPENDITURE. • • • • • 122 297 11 673 930 1 223 18 185 71 9 221 3 235 DIRECT GENERAL EXPENDITURE • • • •• • 8 611 606 59 '191 3011 933 25 9118 289 712 118 829 1109 260 126 755 CURRENT OPERATION. • • • • • • • • • • 6 161 719 32 323 208 739 16 1192 211 226 96 087 299 1911 77 376 CAPITAL OUTLAY • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 612 813 22 856 119 1011 7 809 3'1 1160 18 6" 86 11'11 '12 059 CONSTRUCTION • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 172 727 19 6011 37 6511 6 6111 16 9211 1'1 1156 67 9!!0 21 85'1 LAND AND EXISTING STRUCTURES • • • • 3110 5611 1 533 9 261 378 15 IIll3 2 280 13 583 17 888 EQUIPMENT •••••••••••••• 99 522 1 719 2 189 817 2 103 1 9117 II 908 2 317 ASSIsTANCE AND SUBSIDIES • • • • • • • 500 8611 38 123 37 071 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • 336 210 'I 312 8 967 1 6'17 6 955 II 109 23 625 7 320 BY FUNCTI ON I EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 5911 763 11 1125 100 688 50 385 50 850 36 1122 LOCAL SCHOOLS. • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 1102 092 11 1125 98 1197 50 385 50 950 1 879 CITY-OPERATED SCHOOLS ONLY • • • • • 1 351 100 97 26'1 118 861 50 850 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • 192 671 2 191 311 5113 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • _ • • 613 2011 7 023 17 993 5 023 9 507 5 961 58 588 6 738 PUB~IC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • _ _ • 859 318 ''I 50 768 12 61 728 36 10 218 3 000 CATEGORICAL CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • 1135 3113 32 000 32 055 OTHER CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • • 65 521 6 123 5 016 VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR MEDICAL CARE • • • 77 717 3017 18 !!'I8 VENDOR PAYMENTS' OTHER • • • • • • • • 13 296 WELFARE INSTITUTIONS • • • • • • • • • 18 9117 185 69 OTHER PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • 2118 11911 3'1 9 11113 12 6 0'10 36 10 218 3 000 HOSPITA~S. • • • • • _ • • • • • • • • • 629 632 111 566 230 25 197 9 086 12 907 OWN HOSPITALS ••••••••••••• 5111 3117 12 213 25 0711 9 086 12 907 OTHER HOSPITALS •••••••••••• 115 285 2 "3 230 123 HEALTH ••••••••••••••••• 163 1180 311 6 501 676 2 103 66 10 369 1 879 See footnotes at end of table. ~ c-' It_em 1r To_t_a_l__ ~-At-~---ta--+B-a-l_t_~__ r_e~-B-~-em----_+--B-oat--on--4_-B-ur-r-a-l-O~-mn--C-a-g-O~~C_~_na_t_~_-__ ! GENERAL EXPENDITURE. BY FUNCTION--CONTINUED POLICE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • 9111 772 7 110 2:; 911P , 972 22 126 11 997 93 107 8 3113 1 FIRE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • ·.· 526 105 5 027 16 2114 , 5111 16 009 9 962. 3t» 032 6 821 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • . II ,j 352 759 5 121 5 '89 1 7811 2 6110 3 5911 11 '129 589 ·.·. 1 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • 378 0811 5 1135 6 1152 509 5 536 6 160 31 669 3 930 ·.· 6 177 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • · ·. 360 651 5 111 1 509 5 1186 6 098 31 511 3 85' !1 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • ·.·. 387 823 13 888 7 602 2 383 7 291 5 261 5 187 5 887 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • ·.·. 260 060 2 607 6 81111 1 1105 5 536 3 707 5 026 2 585 ~ HOUSING ANO UR8AN RENEWAL. • • • • • 1179 1121 299 9 689 25 113 :H5 7 5511 19 096 21 270 CITY HOUSING PROJECTS. • • • • • 190 805 II 1180 II CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••••• ·. 711 9211 808 URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS • • • • • ·. 286 5511 120 9 689 III 315 3 00' 19 096 21 270 \1 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••••• ·. 211 282 1 7 506 16 651 2 11611 15 111111 19 058 [I OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·. 2 062 179 25 71 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••• ·. 121 770 1 199 II ~27 87' II 1125 138 7 73& ~ FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION • • • • • 12' 718 1 165 3 688 537 2 525 1 298 6 2110 1 239 \; GENE~AL CONTROL. • • • • • • • • • 218 625 1 11511 5 313 5111 7 937 2 051 13 022 1 557 COURTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • 113 856 567 2 1177 93 6 026 615 7 9118 570 l OTHER •••••••••••••• · ·. lOll 769 8B7 2 836 11118 1 911 1 "'6 5 0711 987 n GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS • • • • • • • ·. 131 539 1131 2 2811 255 6 923 1 818 30 162 1 807 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • ·. 336 210 II 312 8 967 1 6117 6 955 II 109 23 625 7 '20 ALL OTHER. ••••••••••••••• 87' 899 7 207 19 1152 II 190 " 295 8 OilS 52 913 6 281 ~ AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 118 126 II 880 2 7110 838 15 0311 600 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••• 110 952 1 1113 1 210 2117 8 6119 121 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • • 118 920 99 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••• , 17 776 113 CORRECTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 117 663 511 3 623 310 3 161 3 916 5111 PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • 211 613 111 3 266 696 85 3 381 5311 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••• 11 253 219 50S 511 3 3118 513 PROTECTIVE INSPECTION AND REGULATION • • 72 161 6117 1 133 390 1 612 371 6 052 1 127 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES ••• 21 535 57 1 127 5911 82 15 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • r 1170 881 1 098 7 11611 2 652 27 232 7 507 211 530 3 1191 UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • • • • • •• 1 596 237 8 687 11 6115 7 652 II 176 5 291 119 1311 9 1169 EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT EXPENDITURE' • • • • • •• 5111 B53 II 9511 15 707 1 275 17 6115 - 36 935 5 183 EXHIBITITOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES 5 29' 2119 27 551 165 1169 13 36' 135 896 68 631 270 11111 60 611 BORROWING, TOTAL • • • • • • • • •• •••• 1 806 774 29 725 26 650 2 750 27 705 10 B63 116 161 211 036 DEBT REDEMPTION. TOTA~ • • • • • • • • • • •• 1 166 537 II 801 20 828 II 5B6 21 270 11 979 liS 191 16 092 GROSS DEaT OUTSTANDING •••••••••••• 17 ~7q 772 177 115 11211913 99 1139 200 577 17' 326 965 1179 276 298 NET LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • 111 IIl13263 169 1137 1116 285 86 031 123 380 137 599 766 095 231 207 LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING. •••••••• 15 955 1211 177 115 11211913 98 639 157 535 1111 11911 810 058 238 711 GENERAL DEBT. •••• • • • • • • • • 10 57Q.279 1119 770 317 960 51 6118 157 535 128 561 627 715 205 237 EDUCATION. ••••••••••••• • 1 261 356 liD 7711 1119 030 19 570 11 515 211 B03 18 11117 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 1 550 113 16 721 2 1126 10 120 111 805 21B 1116 117 526 HOSPITALS. • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • •• 153 285 1 7119 16 361 sEYIERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • j 1 £1.7803' 111 66B 53 300 6 3110 7 707 16 159 110 2113 36 007 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • •• 552 219 2B 5611 20 380 2 6115 5 11611 II 5 2311 3 667 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • •• 2 013 539 3 050 32 600 1 810 B 275 117 199 22 168 23 865 AIRPORTS ••••••••••••••• " 617 983 3B 11511 II 21111 2 765 158 960 5 980 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • •• 322 990 7 3110 8 500 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • 2 6211 761 7 539 118 6110 8 39B lOB 020 110 396 1711 1911 53 3BII UTIL.Irt DEBT •••••••••••••••• 5 3BO 8115 27 'liS 106 953 116 991 12 9JJ 182 3113 JJ 11711 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS ••••••••••• '2 1135 IBl 27 106 953 116 991 12 9JJ IB2 3113 " 11711 ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS •••••••••• 1 011 2B6 '"5 GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS • • .)• • • • • • • • • TRANSIT SYSTEMS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 9311 37B LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • • • • • • • ,1 6611 723 29 725 26 650 2 750 15 125 116 161 11 5119 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••••••• '1 229 576 211 225 26 650 12 '100 16 663 B 6119 GENERAl.•••••••••••••••••• 1 106 11211 211 225 211 B50 12 liDO 16 592 7 6119 UTIl.ITY . 123 152 1 BOO 71 1 000 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • J • • • • • • • • • • 1135 1117 5 500 2 750 2 725 29 1198 2 900 GENERAL •••••••••••••••••• 319 156 3 500 2 750 2 725 II 357 2 900 UTIl.ITY•••••••••••••••••• 115 991 2 000 25 1111 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • • • 9611 1135 II 801 20 B2B II 5B6 21 270 11 979 112 1170 16 192 GENERAl.••••••••••••••••••• 7113 36B 3 1161 16 1100 2 612 21 270 10 881 '6 3111 111 B05 UTILITY.. • ••••••••••••••• 221 067 1 3110 II 1128 1 9711 1 098 6 129 1 387 REFUNDING ISSUES OF LONG-TERM DEBT • • • • • • 111 237 LONG-TERM DEBT REFUNDED. • • • • • • • • • • • 12 2117 100 CASH AND SECURITY HOLDINGS • • • • • • • • • • "12 5119 202 116 356 339 11116 117 126 261 166 116 2113 6B9 000 212 361 EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT ••••••••••• • • 7 358 359 8 50' 257 2112 15 126 131 309 11113'08 70 772 OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT • • • • • • • 65 190 8113 37 853 82 2011 32 000 129 857 116 2113 2115 692 1111 5B9 CASH AND DEPOSITS. • • • • • • • • • •• 1 350 183 II 179 9 911 3 1115 19 '100 35 1211 61 013 II 1191 SECURITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 7711 160 33 6711 72 293 28 855 110 1157 11 119 1811 679 137 098 FEDERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 660 1112 JJ 580 70 923 28 1130 67 '192 11 119 1116 762 108 363 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT • • • •• 538 385 53 1 361 1118 36 6911 37 917 5 706 OTHER (NONGOVERNMENTALI ••••• •• 575 633 III 9 7 6 271 23 029 BY PURPOSE I OFFSETS TO DEBT ••••••••••• 1 511 861 7 67B 8 628 12 608 311 155 3 895 113 963 7 SOli BOND FUNDS • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·. 916 2811 17 551 18 1136 B 619 10 851 211 e07 110 592 56 772 OTHEn •••••••••••••••• ·. 6 ·. 2 762 69B 12 6211 55 1110 10 773 811 B51 17 5111 161 137 77 313 See footnotes at end of table. 58 Individ~ilies Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES, IN DETAIL: 1965-66-Continued ======~===(=Th==mw==~r=S=O=f==dO=~~=S=)=====r======~======;======r======T======::~ Fort Item C~- Columbus Dallas Denver Detroit HonolulU Houston Worth POPULATION, 1960 •••••••••••••••• 876050 ij71 316 67968ij ij93 887~670 144 356268 500 ij09 938219 REVENUE, TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 155 935 59 122 103 47~ 109 957 366 776 39 835 98 2ij8 112 690 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 101 3110 ij8 061 69 592 95 879 '291 873 89 981 93 255 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • 21 6011 10 931 1 279 29 ll1ij 86 0211 -10885 8 ,.. FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••••••• 111 269 6 602 3811 25 791 117 215 6 208 119 EDUCATION. It ••••••••••••••• 5:tO HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • II 932 3 !IlI8 126 2 702 12 1125 269 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 20939 10'712 - HEALTH AND HOSPITALS ••••••••••• 438 2 !Ill 611 - HOUSING AND URBAN RENE'AL. • • • • • • • • 1l!5 - GENERAL SUPPORT. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 808 2 689 52 18 7'7 1 '94 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1183 3ijO 258 1 660 2 790 72 3 616 119 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ••••••••••• 6 116B 3 30ij 2 7ij7 20 770 22ij 4677 5496 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • • • • • 871 1 025 895 606 18 0113 ij39 2 ~9 GENERAL REVENUES FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • • • • 79 732 31 130 611 31; 66 7l!5 205 8115 29963 ." 0.6 lIij691 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 511 300 22 2ij7 51 9ij7 ij9 283 158 246 19 150 63 064 63 931 PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 51 815 5033 45 123 29 728 109 652 17 371 !SO 339 56'-156 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • 111 391 SELEcTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • 5 766 3jB2 1 231 6 132 5 726 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. • • • • • • • • • • MOTOR FUELS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ij 903 PUBLIC UTILITIES • • • • III , • • • • • • 5 766 2 306 1 231 1 229 5 721 TOBACCO PRODUCTS • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 076 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. 5 INCOME TAXES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15 720 ij5 176 .. MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES • • • • • • • • • • 31 26 222 1111 5 06ij 30 MISCELLANEOUS LICENSES • • • • • • • • • • 1 258 905 1 058 1 560 3277 548 1 529 2019 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2198 2563 CHARGES AND MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL REVENU~. • 25 1132 14 883 16 366 17 '152 ij7 599 10_813 16 032 20 760 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15 725 7639 6 327 10 918 29 178 6 329 3211 II 986 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SCHOOL LUNCH SALES • • • • • • • • • • OTHER LOCAL SCHOOL CHARGES • • • • • • INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 076 20 323 ljij9 11 101 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • II 2 297 2 7'4 1ij 1 l:tO SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 0'13 II 65ij 535 275 7 2'2 1 !Ill 212 3 656 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • • lOB 218 5 108 1 0911 2 775 875 99 P~RKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • 2022 1116 933 1 263 II 655 768 1 099 780 HOUSING ANO URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • ij76 62 5 185 ij1 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 2911 1 20ij 3 276 ij 295 927 707 2 117 WATEft TRANSPORT ANO TERMINALS. • • • • • 269 PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • 5'17 1101 256 719 2 097 766 710 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES. • • 1 091 31 6711 216 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 795 633 509 1 638 4 585 233 97 3!1l1 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. • • • • • • • • • • • 1165 1 166 2 '117' 1 096 1 665 1 615 9 959 2 ij16 SALE OF PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 0111 1 ij36 1 '17 383 1 927 79 682 3117 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • 804 131 1 603 1186 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 0811 632 1 377 252 324 79 196 3117 INTEREST EARNINGS. • • • • • • • • • • • • ij 950 2 1170 3 057 2 077 7 506 1 122 1 751 3 559 FINES AND FORFEITS • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 780 1 90B 2 982 2 178 6 746 1 ij06 71 ij 719 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • 28 26ij 206 800 577 262 '58 673 UTILITY REVENUE. • • • • • • ...... !Ill 51111 11l 662 29 818 13 0!5!5 56 970 7 058 8 267 16 165 EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT REVENUE' ...... 1 051 399 ij 060 1 023 17 933 2 079 3 270 EXPENDITU~E' TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • •• 165 503 67 152 112 ij32 112 629 350 ijO' 38 782 106 563 125 476 GENERAL EXPEND I TURE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 105 3311 56 348 112 650 937!5!5 260 737 30 -837 90 953 109 523 INTERGOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • 1 863 150 1 1112 8 215 2 9116 ij DIRECT GENERAL EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • 103 1171 56 198 80 a38 93 7!5!5 252 522 30 837- 811 007 109.519 CURRENT OPERATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • 67 711 32011 46 328 58 328 19!5!1l18 18 806- 113 210 !5!5 !IIO CAPITAL OUTLAY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 30 527 21 305 28 217 111 417 42 497 9 7ij2 39-233 116-817 CONSTRUCTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 111 451 lij 499 18 39B 10 488 27 1150 9 181 32 1118 3!5 2119 LAND ANO EXISTING STRUCTURES • • • • • • 15 014 ij 768 9 129 2 020 11 222 12 'I 749 6 960 EQUIPMENT •••••••••••••••• 1 062 2 038 690 1 909 3 825 549 2066 II 6011 ASSISTANCE AND SUBSIDIES • • • • • • • • • 19 789 3 515 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • 52ll 2 882 6293 1 221 10 972 2 289 5 5611 7 122 BY FUNCTION I EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 23 4434 7 406 . LOCAL SCHOOLS. • • • e 0 ~ • • • • • • • • 23 'I 11311 7406 CITy-OPERATED SCHOOLS ONLY • • • • • • • - INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • • • HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 480 5 246 19 929 7 059 18 117 7 397 10 04/1 13 042 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 86ij 1!57 11 25 189 19 818 21 CATEGORICAL CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • 19 394 OTHER CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • • • • 395 3 515 VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR MEOIcAL CARE • • • • • 975 3 098 VENDOR PAYMENTS. OTHER • • • • • • • • • • 2 788 9338 WELFARE INSTITUTIONS • • • • • • • • • • • 5 16 OTHER PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • 1 1151 150 11 3 637 3 851 21 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 592 111'919 ij3 7 I'll OWN HOSPITALS ••••••••••••••• 5 592 18 919 113 7 141 OTHER HOSPITALS •••••••••••••• HEALTH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 306 1 229 1 371 1 780 5 601 720 10 3 362 See footnotes at end of table • •", r 1"1 \ } 1 Individual Large Cities 59 \ , t \'?' Tallie 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES. IN DETAIL: 1965-66 -Continued ',1 (ThOUSand.of doller.) r ~======~==~~==~~==~~==~= Cleve- Fort Item Columbus Dalle. Denver Detroit HonolUlu Houston \1 ].and Worth t'l GENERAL EXPENDITURE, BY FUNCTION--CONTINUED PO~JCE PROTECTION •••• _,_ •• e • ~ ••• 17 6'2 7 057 11 515 8 2'0 110 990 II '29 9 Q6' 12 ", \'j FIRE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 '02 5,926 9 272 6 022 17 135 , 1118, 6 '18 10,0711 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 8 565 J 7 511' 1101 1 006 12 866 :5 1162 9 2117 17 855 I SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • • • • 8 071 2 7911 5 72' '1122 16,910 2 '9B. II !S811 /I 650 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • • • • 7 896 2 621 5 7011 , 16' 16 29/1 2277 , 725 :5 755 \ 1 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • • , 9 1117 II 611B 5 66' 6 122 18 "0 2 000' 10 1117 6 018 \1 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • • • • 6 2111 2 651 II OS, II 137 15 0811 1 866 11556 , 115 HOUSING AND JRBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • • • III 599 , 987 1 '02 20 11211 2 6117 ;J CITY HOUSING PROJECTS. • • • • • • • • • • 5 111 d CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY ••••••••••• 579 II URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS • • • • • • • • • • III 599 , 987 1 '02 15 255 2 6117 CAPITAL. OUTLAY ONI.Y••••••••••• I' 601 , 682 825 111 5011 1 '"0 \1 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 58 I) LIBRARIES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 6'1 2 13' 2 111' 5 655 657 I 271 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION • • • • • • • • • • 7'11 829 1 1186 , 0911 5 996 1 056 2 5611 2 095 GENERAL CONTROL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , 205 I 99!1 1 '711 II 775 5 068 667 2 1101 1 7112 \j COURTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 11'5 918 482 2 798 2 11'9 115 12 635 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 770 I 077 892 I 977 2 629 552 2 '89 1 107 I GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS • • • • • • • • • • 6119 Sill 1 11'7 850 II 021 228 2 1118 1 98' ;'! INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • • 52" 2 882 6 29' 1 221 10 972 2 289 5 5611 7 122 it1; ALL OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 276 6 025 7 878 15 911B 35 1181 2 016 18 727 20 7111 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , 1111' I 8116 II 026 7 066 1 968 1 2117 10 162 :1" OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• I 1198 708 87' 1 559 619 621 675 r WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • • • 52' Ii OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 195 CORRECTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I '118 11'8 1 B99 2 0711 11511 1511 PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • 618 127 117 2 602 119 211 '8 OTHER THAN'CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• '7' 126 18 019 liB 19' PROTECTIVE INSPECTION AND REGULATION • • • I 067 711' 1 115 668 2 '62 '06 1 026 1 216'8 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES. • • • 5111 110 517 191 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • 2 76' 2 8'1 2 220 6 268 26 2811 1115 17 0'6 9 11111 I~ UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 56 189 9 5;!l2 27 151 15 887 61 71111 6 618 15 610 l' 868 'j EMPLOVEE-RETIREMENT EXPENDITURE' • • • • • • • • , 980 I 272 2 631 2 987 27 922 1 '27 2 OB5 EXHIBITITOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 82 '11 28 1129 49 776 116 952 177 866 16 716 '6 251 117 9711 BORROIING, TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2' 8'0 III 1501 27 500 12 1177 10 '60 26 670 61 709 ~DEBT REDEMPTION. TOTAL ••••••••••••• 18 '911 6 688 17 8112 5 2119 26'6 '7'12' 6 280 8 6'6 18 7111 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • • • • ., 290 5119 161 28' 225 2'11 191 889 525 S" 110 769 205 278 "0 092 NET LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • •• 228 8117 102 62q_ 208 651 187270 1169"5 lOll 093 167592 '07,616 LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • • • • 2118 028 106 6S8 225 2'11 188 6117 1178 1171 110769 191 1/2' "0 092 GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1511 685 80 052 206 Sill 117 1101 '42 753 75 '81 15' '71 255 800 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 '27 - HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 29 1151 25 980 111 722 9 005 116 871 50 212 211 880 57 857 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • • D • • • • • • 2 669 1135 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • Q • • • • • '6 261 27 2'9 10 515 1 1162 115 998 l' ,,, 15 222 119 296 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • D • • 25 7112 6 1166 10 670 8 425 5 272 1 7811 7 7119 111 568 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • • • 10 7'0 5 275 - 64 2'7 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 553 II 520 26 810 20 290 2 075 7 877 - 111187B WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • • • • l!l 995 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • • 2' 284 10 572 III' 8211 7 7811 108 '00 2 175 96 19' 89 201 UTILITY DEBT ••••••••••••••••• 26 636 18 69' 1111 246 135 718 35 '88 38 052 74 292 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • • 9'511 '"'100 26 182 10 119' 1111 2116 1211 128 '5 ,88 ,B 052 71/ 292 ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • • 20 550 11511 GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS ••••••••••••• TRANSIT SYSTEMS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 69' 8200 - 11590 - ~ LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 000 28 5110 12 1177 28 061 10 '60 25 215 6' 809 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT ••••••••••••• 11 000 13 5110 12 1177 27 755 8 060 17 500 '9 609 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 000 l' 5110 11 307 25355 8 060 17 500 '7 II" 1.ITILITY. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 170 2 1100 2 176 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l' 000 '06 2 '00 7 715 211 200 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15 000 '06 , 715 211 200 UTILITY. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 '00 II 000 LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 '911 6 688 18 882 5 128 26 12' 6 280 8 920 20 8111 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 909 51153 16 9711 2 774 21 661 II 0119 7 97' 16 11'10 UTILITY •••••••••• D ••••••••• II 1185 1 235 1 908 2 '511 II 1162 2 2'1 9117 II '711 REFUNDING ISSUES OF LONG-TERM DEBT • • • • • • • 1 oao 2 100 LONG-TERM DEBT REFUNDED. • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 0110 2811 2 100 CASH AND SECURITY HOLDINGS • • • • • • • • • • • 121 11118 177 MO 101 7911 59 'III 11112669 51 5116 57 792 158 6611 EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT •••••••••••••• 5 897 1 659 \ 50 11110 9 695 275 2111 22 555 '2 677 OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT • • • • • • • • 115 551 76 181 51 3511 119 619 167 428 28 991 57 792 125 987 CASH AND DEPOSITs. • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 3711 ,18 220 118 905 II 8211 12 569 I 7116 '2 '28 15 990 SECURITIES • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • 108 177 57 '961 2 11119 1111795 1511 859 27 2115 25 11611 109 997 FEDERAL. • • • • • • • • D • • • • • • 10' 2511 3 445 381 36 2'0 1511 690 27 2'11 25 11611 109 1189 STATE ANO LOCAL GOVERNMENT • • • • • • II 92' 2 El'O 19 399 150 :569 OTHER (NONGOVERNMENTAL) •••••••• 51 686 2 050 8 166 19 1'9 BY PURPOSE I OFrSETS TO DEBT. 0 •••••••••••• 19 lSI 1/ 068 1 '77 9 1'6 8'1 22 1176 BOND FUNDs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 37 5911 20 407 27 023 2'9 687 71,572 OTHER. • 0 0 0 0 GO 0 0 0 0 • 0 • • 0 • • • 58 776 72 113 27 835 131 269 211 2711 '1 9'9 See footnote. at end of table. 60 Individual Large CiJielL \ Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES. IN DETAIL: 1965-66-Continued ======~====(Th==a=UB=an~dB==a=f=d=a=llar=r=B)====~======r======T======r======r======\ Kansas Long Item Indian- Lo. Louis- Mil- Minne- ~poli. City Beach Angeles ville waukee apoli. POPU~ATIONI 1960 ••••••••••• 0 • • •• 1176 258 1175 539 31111168 21179 015 390 639 1197 5211 7111 3211 1182 872 REVENUE, TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 116 772 73 1185 91 735 5811 519 711 '21 202 152 1112 055 66 657 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • 116 502 611 1179 67 6110 3117 997 66 11113 109 503 119 651 56 661 INTERGOVERNHENTA~ REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • 7 732 II 682 7 616 53 729 11 2116 56 '37 115 883 8 3511 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••••••• 7 169 3 020 6 1131 112 11117 971 30 959 112 1311 5 887 EDUCATION . 916 21 5111 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 877 2 209 2 886 23 029 55 3 669 , 336 PUBLIC wELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 86 HEALTH ~ND HOSPITALS ••••••••••• 97 772 55 HOUSING AND UR8AN RENEWA~. • • • • • • • • GENERAL SUPPORT •••••••••••••• 1 OBII 7611 298 1 032 II 1122 37 2Bl 2 000 OTHER ••••••••••••••••••• 208 111 3 150 17 586 582 392 1110 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ••••••••••• 527 1 1105 103 652 8 220 2 667 2 365 155 FROM ~OCA~ GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • • • • • 36 257 1 082 10 630 2 055 22 711 1 3811 2 312 GENERA~ REVENUES FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • • • • 3B 770 59 797 60 0211 2911 26B 55 197 53 166 7J 76B liB 307 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 32 63B 112 128 22 297 2111 025 26 882 26 277 5:5 0112 33 9111 PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 32 3B2 17 037 12 770 119 617 10 991 17 905 51 128 31 176 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECE IPTS • • • • • 6 182 511 355 SE~ECTIVE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • 1 515 9 9110 II 536 1 116 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ••••••••••• 2 1127 MOTOR FUELS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PUBLIC UTILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 1211 1 118 1 776 1 116 TOBACCO PRODUCTS • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 925 226 6 1196 OTHER •••••••••••••••••• 171 1 668 B34 INCOME TAXES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 157 13 912 MOTOR VEHIC~E ~ICENSES •••••••••• 36 1 1128 2 25:5 2 1195 II 11 MISCE~~ANEOUS ~ICENSES • • • • • • • • • • 220 'I 1157 1 B30 30 111 892 1 3111 1 910 1 531 OTHER ••••••••••••••••••• 80 CHARGES AND M ISCEl.L.ANEOUS GENERAL. REVENUE. • 6 132 17 669 37 727 BO 2113 28 315 26 889 20 726 111 393 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 1131 10 1311 11 595 113 321 15 762 13 577 7 913 7 625 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 11115 II 888 SCHOOL LUNCH SALES • • • • • • • • • • , 91111 OTHER L.OCAL.SCHOOl. CHARGES • • • • • • 91111 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • 8 11115 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • •• •••••• 15 1 1111 9 6 515 333 503 1 6115 HOSPITALS •••••••••••••••• 2 239 II 078 301 7 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••••• 67B 333S 8 196 3 6116 307 1011 1 600 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE ••••• 112 2 1 585 1125 195 59 6 PARKS AND RECREAT ION • • • • • • • • • • 50!1 875 2 517 5 1199 380 1 595 655 2 322 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAl.. • • • • • • • 27 72 370 2 1131 2 1170 1 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 562 3 196 396 15 158 1 512 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINAl.S •••••• 50 6 3111 9 5110 57 112 1 265 3B PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • 1103 1129 1113 1 162 165 1113 8111 665 MISCEl.l.ANEOUS COMMERCIAl. ACTIVITIES. • • 611 1113 11 IB OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 139 919 596 II 11511 215 1 7011 1 323 SPECIAL ASSE~SHENTS. • • • • • • • • • • • 1 37B 1 6B3 1511 9 296 3 017 5 11116 2 313 SALE OF PROPt::RTY• • • • • • •• •••• 19'1 952 28 1120 2 869 1 660 1 1168 1 621 HOUSING ANO URBAN RENEWAl.. • • • • • • • 193 388 2 589 9911 OTHER •••••••••••••••••• 1 5611 2B 1120 280 1 660 11711 1 621 INTEREST EARNINGs. • • • • • • • • • • • • 1199 2 1911 2 11811 10 2115 2 69B 9 515 3 1117 1 069 FINES AND FORFEITS • • • • • • • • • • • • 560 2 366 1 780 15 197 809 1 661 2 306 1 1135 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • 90 3110 21 686 1 7611 3 160 1176 176 330 UTll.lTY REVENUE. • • • • • • 7 1192 211 095 202 369 7 1211 88 1117 12 2611 5 0117 EMPl.OYEE-RET IREMENT REVENUE' ..... 270 1 5111 311 153 7511 II 232 10 1110 II 9119 EXPENDITURE, TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 116 265 75 1130 82 1511 593 9116 77 787 212 980 131 985 67 395 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • •• ••••• 113 839 67 950 313 381 6B S69 119 755 1111 717 55 503 INTERGOVERNMENTAl. EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • 1 631 270 3 3111 792 13 667 II 0115 DIRECT GENERAl. EXPENDITURE ••••••••• 112 207 67 950 59 71111 313 111 65 2511 118 963 101 050 51 115B CURRENT OPERATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • 27 2011 112 717 39 360 226 087 3B 862 85 902 70 230 35 559 CAPITAL OUTLAY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 5117 21 001 19 681 7B 805 21 S17 2B 593 26 323 111 506 CONSTRUCTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 379 16 977 16 '511 51 731 12 522 19 810 20 9511 13 731 l.AND AND EXISTING STRUCTURES •••••• 2 396 2 3B8 2 928 19 1165 7 866 5 075 3 91111 297 EQUIPMENT •••••••••••••••• 772 1 636 399 7 609 1 129 3 70B 1 525 1178 ASSISTANCE AND SUBSIDIES ••••••••• INTEREST ON GENERA~ DEBT • • • • • • • • • 2 1156 II 132 703 8 219 II 875 II 116B II 1197 1 393 BY FUNCTI ON I EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 25 19 BII7 51 62B 10 223 LOCAL SCHOOLS. • • • • • • • • • •• •• 25 576 51 628 10 223 CITY-OPERATED SCHOOl.S ONl.Y • • • • • • • 50 7B5 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • • • 19 271 HIGHWAYS •••••••••••••••••• 6 096 7 169 B 839 112 391 2 912 8 916 20 212 8 703 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 211 179 370 9 3 1106 CATEGORICAl. CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • OTHER CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • • • • VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR MEDICAl. CARE • • • • • VENDOR PAYMENTS' OTHER • • • • • • • • • • 166 2 656 WELFARE INSTITUTIONS • • • • • • • • • • • OTHER PUB~IC WELFARE • • • • • • •• •• 211 179 2011 750 HOSPITALS •••••••••••••••••• 5 873 3 267 2 7511 11 1109 26 OWN HOSPITALS. • • • • • • •• • •••• 3 267 7117 11 1109 7 OTHER HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • •• o. 5 873 2 007 19 HEALTH •••••• , •••••••••••• 110 930 1 075 71 550 711 3 592 985 See footnotes at end of table. :\ ~., Indivldua! Large Cities 61 Table 6.-FINANCES QF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES, IN DETAJL; J965-66-Continued (Thousands or dollars) Indian- Kansas Long Los Minne- Item Louis- Mil- apolis City Beach Angeles ville waUkee apolis GENERAL EXPENDITURE, BY FUNCTION--CONTINUED POLICE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • ·.. 7 11211 9 661 8 1157 70 6011 5 267 7053 17 362 6 275 FIRE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • • ·.. 5 9112 8 220 5 682 38 996 3 7113 7 725 9 965 II 663 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 3116 12 663 7116 18 1103 5 130 3 868 10 830 8 273 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • ·.. 1 529 1 656 2 11211 19 737 2 077 5 7112 9 231 1 669 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • ·.. 1 360 1 651 2 1119 17 603 2 053 5 399 8 7111 1 667 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • ·.. 2 988 5 6110 6 585 23 967 2 1137 5 526 II 6116 11 1181 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • ·.. 2 786 II 628 5 899 17 373 1 1156 3 2911 3 725 II 752 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • 629 1 855 2 839 6 7011 12 1187 6115 6 1116 187 CITY HOUSING PROJECTS. • • • • • • • ·.. 1 951 3 780 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••••••• ·.. 111 2 379 URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS • • • • • • • ·.. 629 1 855 2 839 6 7011 10 1183 2 366 187 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••••••• ·.. 1196 1 278 2 1185 5 961 9 783 1 6B2 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·.. 53 6115 LIBRARIES ••••••••••••••• ·.. 1 1120 8 370 2 0111 1 300 3 0112 2 276 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION • • • • • • • ·.. 271 2 166 1 296 6 996 839 80S 2 628 1 017 GENERAL CONTROL. • • • • • • • • • • • ·.. '06 1 5111 1 290 7 871 739 763 2 078 961 COURTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·.. 278 173 267 60 OTHER •••••••••••••••• ·.. '06 1 263 1 290 7 871 566 1196 2 018 961 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS • • • • • • • ·.. 889 6211 7 780 261 1 702 1 1111 9311 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • ·.. 2 1156 II 132 703 8 219 II 875 II 1168 II 1197 1 393 ALL OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 786 5 532 17 7611 119 826 2 609 7 1211 8 1172 3 2511 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 159 2 299 1119 17 7B7 1 830 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 632 918 256 5 738 508 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • • • 9 718 111 231 6 163 990 136 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 2 31111 5 917 6 88 620 17 , CORRECTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 561 II 1611 165 3117 703 6 1 112 1; PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • 128 178 1 068 31 1 329 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 128 6 101 332 30 1 656 111 " PROTECTIVE INSPECTION AND REGULATION • • • 232 6111 607 8 677 267 5511 1 027 875 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES. • • • 69 122 19 15 20 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • 5 198 1 930 6 838 7 899 2 121 II 229 5 111 1 1I0e UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 581 22 1110 236 190 8 523 89 1100 9 661 II 032 EMPLpYEE-RETlRE~IENT EXPENDITURE' •••••••• 2 1127 999 - 1111375 696 3 825 7 607 7 860 EXHIBITITOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 19 215 28 230 32 913 303 71111 27 0112 86 902 611 275 31 282 BORROWING, TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27 802 20 1103 - 101 312 23 1122 26 060 28 0116 13 650 DEBT REDEMPTION, TOTAL ••••••••••••• 5 2211 111111 2 077 III 8311 8 909 15 285 19 716 6 500 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • • • • •• 122 221 179 683 36 7119 9311 301 1911 281 1183 1181 2211 7112 6J 571 NET LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • •• 116 353 160 125 33 729 8Bl 227 120 076 305 2011 192 2311 59 229 LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • • • • 121 996 171 2116 36 7119 892 989 1111 297 1183 1181 211 611 61 571 GENERAL DEBT • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 121 996 135 732 30 1135 283 2119 117 217 150 852 163 186 57 358 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16 1133 27 759 60 023 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 098 39 1189 703 8 703 2 908 18 880 9 601 HOSPITALS •••••••••••••••••• 1 622 2 363 688 238 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 72 079 1111511 79 710 116 185 3 1115 38 1156 19 939 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 560 7 399 1110 511 760 2 602 1 267 1 960 19 1135 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~. • • • • • • • • • 3 050 2 292 9 1185 31 627 26 535 690 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 561 28 828 79 855 592 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • • • • 135 36 8B5 215 5 252 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • " •• 26 6118 11 591 20 675 31 336 9 3011 1111 278 12 080 7 1155 UTILITY DEBT ••••••••••• I •• I • I 35 5111 6 3111 609 7110 211 OBO 332 629 118 1125 II 213 WATER sUPPLY SYSTEMS • • I • I e I • • • • • 35 5111 6 3111 155 1811 211 080 13 523 118 1125 II 213 ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS • • • • • I • • • • • - 11511556 - 3111 906 GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS •••• I •••••••• TRANSIT SYSTEMS. • • • I • • • • • • • • • • - II 200 LONG-TERH DEBT ISSUED. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27 802 19 600 100 000 18 000 26 060 23 650 13 650 FUL~ FAITH AND CREDIT ••••••••••••• 27 1100 19 600 7 000 26 060 23 650 13 650 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27 1100 19 600 7 000 26 060 23 650 13 650 UTILITY. • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1102 93 000 18 000 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1102 30 000 UTILITY ••••••••••••••••••• 63 000 18 000 LONG-TERH DEBT RETIRED • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 2211 81111 2077 III 8311 13 2311 18 1100 19 716 6 500 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••• 5 2211 7 1119 1 1138 16 099 8 569 5 907 18 326 6 1119 UTILITY. I I" ••••••••••••• 1 262 639 25 735 II 665 12 1193 1 '90 351 REFUNDING ISSUES OF LONG-TERM DEBT ••••••• II 325 LONG-TERH DEBT REFUNDED. • • • • • • • • • • • • II 325 3 115 CASH AND SECURITY HO~DINGS • • • • • • • • • • • ,8 312 870" 75 1116 670 236 105 8110 3111 005 2116 1177 91 1176 EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT •••• I • I ••••••• 282 15 589 1110 771 10 1111 611 1121 1110 707 5B 686 OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT • • • • • • • • '8 030 71 111111 75 1116 259 1165 95 726 2119 5BII 105 770 32 790 CASH AND DEPOSITS ••• I ••••••••• 11 895 6 0911 9 887 33 766 19 508 118 179 75 887 13 ,811 SECURITIES I • • • • • I • • • • • • • • • 26 135 65 350 65 529 225 699 76 218 201 1105 29 IIB3 19 1106 FEDERAL ••• I •••••••••••• 26 007 611 959 65 529 225 1190 67 193 201 1105 28 396 19 396 STATE AND ~OCAL GOVERNMENT • • • • • • 391 57 67 860 OTHER (NONGOVERNMENTAL) •••••••• 128 152 8 95B 627 10 BY PURPOSE I OFFSETS TO DEBT. • • • • • • • I • • • • • 5 6113 11 121 3 020 11 762 21 221 178 277 19 377 2 '112 BONO FUNDS • • • • I • • • • • • • • • • • 28 11116 38 568 511113 52 1105 19 1107 30 158 20 932 9111 OTHER ••••••••• I ••••••••• 3 9111 21 755 66 953 195 298 55 098 III 1119 65 1161 21 337 See rcotnctee at end or table. 62 Individual Large Cities Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES. IN DETAIL: 1965-66-Continued (ThoUBand.of dollar.) New New Oklahane EhU.- Item Newark Norfolk Oekland Omaha Orleans York City delphia POPULATION, 1960 • • • • ... 1105 220 627 525 7781 9811 3011 869 367 5118 3211 253 '01 59D 2002 512 REVENUE, TOTA~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 121 931 82 292 II 638 269 75 372 5q 338 113 3119 27 '60 355 9811 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 116 295 73 665 3995 1112 68 870 55 679 311 128 26 657 326 109 INTERGOVERN~ENTAL REVENUE. • • • • •• •• 17 966 12 7171263 6711 21 329 8 925 5 862 3 9511 115 215 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • • • • • • 15 096 11 622 1 207 '15 111 1181 5 871 1 6911 2 111 28 232 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 711 1 315 1159 68ii! 7 516 31 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 335 2 2711 113 711 1 3111 2 968 878 1 875 7 209 PUBLIC WELFARE ••••••••••• , •• 2 729 - 1173 122 II 255 2 3'13 HEALTH AND HOSPITALS ••••••••••• 15 416 9911 8 521 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • • - 22 636 1 930 GENERAL SUPPORT •••••••••••••• 81 7 3211 1011 321 1 1111 1105 168 179 1 665 OTHER ••••••••••••••••••• 2110 6911 56 8119 255 2 1198 6118 57 6 533 FRO~ FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. • • • • • • • • • • 998 398 117 583 6 8118 1 715 II 168 11116 15 836 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • • • • • 1 872 697 8 776 1 339 1 397 1 ill7 GENERAL REVENUES FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • • • • 98 329 60 9118 2731 738 117 5111 116 7511 28 266 22 703 280 8911 TAXES •••••••••••••••••••• 90 1152 110 156 2302 939 35 632 33 311 15 7711 17 1121 217 919 PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 80 711 19 722 11100 8112 18 718 22 899 11 3113 13 858 99 5113 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • • 11 958 598 657 6 1153 8 283 1 9110 SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • 8 6112 II 212 11111582 6 183 561 1 555 1 108 1 389 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ••••••••••• 1 :518 - MOTOR FUEL.S. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PUBLIC UTILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 053 2 11711 33 573 5 120 3511 1 555 1 108 TOBACCO PRODUCTS • • • • • • • • • • • • - 32 558 8110 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 589 4120 78 1151 223 207 1 389 INCOME TAXES ••••••••••••••• 90 867 MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES • • • • • • • • • • 21 338 3 616 28 5 1 183 15 MISCELLANEOUS LICENSES ••• , •••••• 1 078 3 926 22 7711 1 5110 931 1 167 22 592 OTHER ••••••••••••••••••• - 7132 1168 105 3 513 CHARGES AND MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL REVENUE •• 7 877 20 792 112B 799 11 909 13 11113 12 1192 5 282 62 975 CURRENT CHARGES •••••••••••••• 3 1183 111 1711 322 1118 9 225 9 152 7 5112 2 879 32 578 EDUCATION •••••••••••••••• 1 1113 77 3B 662 3 387 SCHOOL LUNCH SALES • • • • • • • • • • 1 2112 211 8 109 1 11115 OTHER LOCAL SCHOOL CHARGf.S • • • • • • 171 377 1 9112 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • 53 30 176 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • ., ••••••• 23 37 58 121 72 551\ 27 135 311 HOSPITALS •••••••••••••••• 1 1198 15 887 652 1 1138 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 53 18 16 1195 17 1 156 1 780 1 383 1'1 787 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • • 12 5 192 21 ) 011 611 283 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • 16 1 035 5 7211 226 737 957 513 692 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • 122 028 3 205 211 900 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 181 $07 2 130 II 823 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS •••••• 111 550 16 3 027 28 1 275 PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • • 62 316 12 1136 336 1 2011 3'0 395 1 262 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES. • • 120 8 738 II 396 1811 OTHER •••••••••••••••••• 286 1 772 28 657 623 299 291 361 7 0811 SPEC rAL ASSESSMENTS. • • • • • • • • • • • 15 1 176 7 11112 730 1 719 1 180 120 SALE OF PROPERTY • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 002 206 13 836 915 966 181 3 II 229 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • .. II 515 667 220 3 662 OTHER. • • • • •• •• • •••• .. 2 002 206 9 321 2118 7116 181 3 567 INTEREST EARNINGS •••••••••• 7112 2 183 50 938 239 907 2 352 1193 5 0'15 FINeS AND FORFEITS • • • • • • • • • 1 095 2 257 18 191 689 2 210 1 577 313 3 8119 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • 5110 796 16 21111 111 207 121 11111 17 1!l1l UTILITY REVENUE. • • • • , •• ••••• ... II 987 6 926 372 082 5 308 8 1137 19 308 EMPLOYEE-RET IREMENT REVENUE J • • • • • • • .. 6119 1 701 270 775 1 1911 3 659 7811 703 10 567 EXPENDITURE, TOTAL ••••• • • • • • • • •• 130 1J6 92 130 II 5116 666 70 988 52 216 52 611 28 507 379 2711 GENERAL EXPENDITURE ••••••••••••••• 120 11311 81 0393693 993 67 802 117 1151 113 1127 27 9117 331 911 INTERGOVERNMENTAL EXPEND ITURE. •• ••• 1 350 35 2 661 1103 111 1 015 6 500 DIRECT GENERAL EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • 119 OBII 81 0011 3691 332 67 '99 117 1137 113 1127 26 932 325 1111 CURRENT OpERATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • 101 877 52 0811 nll2 6115 50 066 37 1011 16 767 16 312 226 221 CAPITAL OUTLAY • • • • • • • • • •• •• 10 855 23 6011 4711 621 10 677 9 075 21 676 9 516 75 675 CONSTRUCTION • • • • • • •• • •••• 9 1156 19 359 378 925 6 779 6 096 19 806 8 459 112 736 LAND AND EXISTING STRUCTURES •••••• 795 2 1125 71 735 2 521 2 739 7811 6111 29 315 EQUIPMENT. • • • • • • • • • • 0 6011 1 820 23 961 1 377 2110 1 086 11113 3 6211 ASSISTANCE AND SUBSIDIES • • • •• '" II 293 - 339 630 3 1177 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT ••••••••• 2 059 5 316 1311 1136 3 179 1 258 II 9811 1 1011 23 515 BY FUNCTION' EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 117 533 1 3115 1 023 11511 26 8118 ) 2 716 ~OCAL SCHOOLS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 117 53) - 899 622 26 8118 3 2 716 CITY-OPERATED SCHOOLS ONLY • • • • • • • 117 125 - 895 7110 26 0110 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION ••••• 1 3115 123 832 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 189 8 032 131 009 3 806 6 608 3 1169 7 967 20 139 PUBLIC WEL.FARE ••••••••••••••• 5 138 327 558 11116 5 997 22 11 337 CATEGORICAL CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • - 296 6311 3 1111 OTHER CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • • • • II 293 - 112 996 363 VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR MEDICAL CARE • • • • • 12 - 110 377 1 282 VENDOR PAYMENTS, OTHER •••••••••• 71 - 67 1 161 WELFARE INSTITUTIONS • • • • • • • • • • • 265 9 376 2 256 OTHER pueL IC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • 762 62 168 996 1 237 22 8 920 HOSPITALS. , • • • • • • • • •• ••••• 8 8111 - 381 9111 1 7110 111 21 903 OWN HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • •• •• 8 8111 - '05 873 1 670 18 989 OTHER HOSPITALS ••••••••••••• - 76 0111 70 111 2 9111 HEALTH ••••••••••••••••••• 2 213 1 331 75 275 856 111 '179 6 187 See footnotes at end of table. ~L,...... ~_~ ....~~~z ~ !I Individual LarM Cities li 63 Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST (,ITIES. IN DETAIL: rQIi'i-1l6 -Continued ~~_.J======r==(=Th==~==an~d=.==of==d=Ol1~a=r.=)=====T======~======r======r======T======: II New New 1IIl!l Phila_ f! Item Newark Norfolk Oaklnnd Oklal Omaha if Orleans York Oi : delphia uII i/ GENERA~ EXPENDITURE, BY FUNCTIOH--CONTINUED POLICE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16 100 9 87'1 292 11(, 3 658 8 699 II 388 3 5'17 '17 721 11 FIRE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 988 6 '178 135 775 2 701 6 832 2 971 'I 928 19 979 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 1116 5 92'1 67 519 1 269 1 58'1 7 359 2 '138 16 257 fl SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • • • • 'I 2116 'I 97'1 1116109 1 1199 6'10 1 227 1 9'12 17 693 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY ••••••••• 11237 3 6B5 I'll 277 1 391 6'10 1 138 1 920 15 567 ~ PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 238 'I 086 77 287 2 039 8 262 II 025 1 583 21 389 n OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • • • • 1 6'10 3 297 51 780 1 76'1 5 125 2 175 1 38e 1'1 809 1\ HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • • • 36 '11 20'1 9'17 'I 865 1 519 29 32 96'1 CITY HOUSING PROJECTS. • • • • • • • • • • 171 959 2 529 II CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY. • • • • • •• •• 71 027 11 URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS • • • • • • • • • • 111 32 988 2 336 1 519 29 32 9611 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY ••••••••••• 16 807 1 912 511 26 1117 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • LIBRARIES •••••••• I • I ••••••• 2 325 99'1 33 877 639 1 802 1'18 710 6 019 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION • • • • • • • • • • 2 091 1 839 33 652 659 1 028 1195 '196 8 175 GENERAL CONTROL ••••••••••••••• 1 5112 5 972 80 712 1 186 1 097 756 7'16 18 26'1 COURTS ••••••••••••• I •••• 309 'I 203 '19 713 557 15'1 220 11 096 OTHER ••••••••••• I I •••••• 1 153 1 769 30 999 629 1 097 602 526 7 168 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS • • • • • • • • • • 938 1 '173 29 697 1 802 797 357 199 10 105 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • • 2 059 5 316 1311'136 .3 179 1 258 II 98'1 1 10'1 23 515 ALL OTHER. • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • 'I 811 2.3 033 287 76B 5 059 7 286 13 2'18 1 66B '17 5'18 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • •• •••• 1 710 833 1 763 9213 2 698 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 795 206 1 763 901 1 6B5 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. •• ••• 11 038 121 1 751 25 2 lOB OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 2 687 121 1 278 'I 857 CORRECTION • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • 2 512 511378 '121 138 13 805 PARKING FACILITIES • • • e I • • • • • • 1 3 '183 356 58'1 11 95 2 399 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 717 17'1 131 11 91 362 PROTECTIVE INSPECTION AND REGULATION • • • 805 628 20 607 331 936 2611 '199 3 501 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES •••• 8 228 8 262 203 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • • II 006 9 95'1 190 000 2 79'1 2 252 3 760 911 23 037 UTILITY EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • • •• '" 8 087 7 522 603 829 2 '112 - BOOS - 26 1105 EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT EXPENDITURE' •••••••• 1 615 3 569 2'18 8'1'1 7711 II 765 1 179 560 20 958 EXHIBITITOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 79 397 '13 119'12332 851 36 218 29 1'10 13 illS 11 3'16 173 8113 BORROWING. TOTAL •••••••••••••••• 111 IIB3 '195 888 582 7 500 800 1 8'15 '350 89 660 DEBT REDEMPTION, TOTAL •••• I • • • •• 5 287 5 11'17 650 80'1 5 172 2 01'1 7 889 'I 069 1197711 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • 82 319 163 926 7696 93'1 126 711 39 293 2'10 7'18 37 59' 907 178 NET LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • 63 555 152 9'16,6111 82'1 109 069 31 602 227 991 35 552 770 527 LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • • • • • • 63 58B 163 926 7001 '182 110 826 33 183 2110608 36 786 B16 078 GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5'1 7'12 15'1 39211'118 717 96 IIS3 33 183 1'12 '126 36 786 7011'195 EDUCATION. • • •• •• I... 3'1 71S - 795 098 1'1 898 HIGHWAYS • • • •• ••••••• 20 35 68'1 5B7 33B 17 382 5 317 96 230 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 111 73B SEWERAGE. • • • • • • • • • - 269 688 36 38 311 29 080 197 2911 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • - 12'1 351 5 8110 10 1156 B89 37 6B9 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. ••••• - 1 595 27B 32 389 1 200 35 7'10 AIRPORTS • • • • • • I • • I • •• •• .. 6 302 18 1111'1 5 680 53 989 31 2211 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. •• • . 879 - 19(1 '161 6'17 6 819 15 677 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • 12 605 112 '106 726 321 1181183 13 6'1'1 22 2P8 1 500 290 6'11 UTILITY DEBT • • ••••••••••••••• 8 8'16 9 53'1 2582 765 1'1 373 98 182 111 583 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS. •••••• • I • 8 8116 9 53'1 693 270 111373 9B 182 111 583 ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS • • • • • • • • • • GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS. •• •••• •• TRANSIT SYSTEMS. I • •• ••••• • I - 1 889 '195 LONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. •••••••••••• 11 960 '195 888 582 7 000 800 1 8115 3 350 69 '10 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •••••••••••• 11 960 1195 717 086 7 000 129 3 350 69 310 GENERAL. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 960 '195 623 526 7 000 129 3 350 55 990 UTILITY ••••••••••••• I •• - 93 560 13 320 NONGUARANTEED. • • • • • • • • • I • • - 171 '196 800 1 716 GENERAL.. ••••• •••••••• - 171 '196 BOO 1 716 UTILITY. • • • • I • • • • • • • • • • LONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED ••••••••• 5 287 5 1111711502'19 5 172 2 0111 7 629 3 865 '19 7711 GENERAL. ••••••• I • • • • • • • • • • II 2Bl 5 235 311'1661 II 180 2 alII 6 166 3 865 'III 120 UTILITY.. • •• I •••••••• 1 006 212 105 588 992 1 1163 5 6511 REFUNDING ISSUES OF LONG-TERM DEBT • • • • • • • LONG-TERM DEBT REFUNDED. •• • ••••••• CASH AND SECURITY HOLDINGS • • • • • • • 3'1 32B 66 657 6320 11'13 37 '113 77 021 68 6B7 16 110 199 '1''1 EMPLOYEE RET IREMENT. • • • • • • •• •••• 1 522 15 088 111511'1802 18 505 117502 7 375 II 115 75 591 OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT ••••• 32 806 51 5691775 6'11 18 908 29 519 61 312 11 995 123 8113 CASH AND DEPOSITS. • • • • • • 22 773 '13 20'1 291 292 5 370 27 191 '10 682 1 1'111 2'1 699 SECURITIES • • •• •• I • • • 10 033 8 365 '18113119 13 538 2 328 20 6'0 10 851 99 1'1'1 FEDERAL ••••••••••• I II '112 5 1195 61106711 11 873 1 828 20 523 10 726 91 222 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT • • • 280 2 293 1133370 1 016 500 107 75 16 OTHER (NONGOVERNMENTAL) ••••• 5 3'11 577 '110 305 6119 50 7 906 BY PURPOSE. OFFSETS TO DEBT ••••••••• 33 10 980 889 658 1 757 1 581 12 617 1 2311 '15 551 BONO FUNDS • • • • • • • I • • • • • • 5 937 25 '139 52 386 3 507 3'1 771 3 570 21 80S OTHER. •• •••••• I • • • • • 26 836 15 150 B33 597 17 151 2'1 '131 13 92'1 7 191 56 'IB7 See footnotes at end of table. o r c 64 Individual Large Cities Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES, IN DETAIL: 1965-66-Conlinued (ThouaBllaS 01' dollars) Pitts_ Item Portland Rochester st. Louis st. San San burgh Paul Antonio Diego POPULATION, 1960 ••••••••••••••• , 1139 170 6011 '32 372 676 318 611 750 026 313 1111 582 71B 573 2211 REVENUE, TOTAL .. .. • • • .. .. • .. • .. • .. • .. • • 66 '108 92 605 119 152 111159' 98 013 83 153 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 511 Cl1l8 80 066 B7 6011 106 BB2 37 920 31 068 65 702 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • 13 ~'28 23 195 39 273 7 167 5 831 1 1121 10 367 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT •••••••••••• 10 Q,61 II 6113 19 1156 6 653 3 1165 1116 9 320 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15 135 HIGHWAYS • • • • • •• .. •••••••• 1 107 2 BI0 711 3 375 1 558 67 II 11611 PU9LJ C WELFARE • • • • • , • • • • • • • • 1711 HEALTH AND HOSPITALS .. 1 119 '9 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • • 2 0111 619 GENERAL SUPPORT . 7 133 6211 1 211 3 203 1 1172 1 291 378 OTHER. ..• • • • • • • • • ..• ...... • • .. 191 89B 1911 1125 513 577 79 II 1178 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT . 3 067 15 1118 505 6 liB 380 6B8 175 233 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • " •• 1100 3 1311 333 13 699 1311 1 678 1 100 8111 GENERAL REVENUES FROM OWN SOURCES. • • • 110 1,'l0 56 871 112 389 liB '31 99 715 32 089 29 6117 55 335 TAXES . 26 3911 50 130 27 031 110 066 80 709 211 972 20 005 32 2115 PROPERTY 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 7';5 30 765 21 B20 3B 370 32 225 21 7311 18 779 18 609 GENERAL SALES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • ... 11 91>6 9 2711 SELECTIVE SALES ANIl GROSS RECEIPTS • . 11112 1 933 796 10 920 2 062 '1113 2837 ALcOHOLIC BEVERAGES. • • •• " HOTOR FUELS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PUBLIC UTILITIES • • • • • • • • • • IIB2 1 933 796 7 1125 2 062 11113 903 TOBACCO PRODUCTS • • • • • • • • • 3 263 I 2111 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 1119 232 720 INCOME TAXES • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 273 27 265 MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES. ••••• 12 1 11110 II 32 MISCELLANEOUS LICENSES • • • • • • • 1 2111 5 909 3 278 2111 8 859 1 121 783 1 1193 OTHER ••••••••••••••• 1 0311 6117 51 CHARGES AND MIsCELLANEOUS GENERAL REVENUE. • l' 726 6 7111 15 35B B 265 19 006 7 117 9 6112 23 090 CURRENT CHARGES •••••••••••••• 5 0611 1 1183 10 019 6 050 111 158 3 957 4 111 8 723 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9311 SCHOOL LUNCH SALES • • • • • • • • • • 1102 OTHER LOCAL SCHOOL CHARGES • • • • • • 532 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION ••• HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 17 190 1 11112 2 025 676 20 170 HOSPITALS •••••••••••••••• 39 II 079 SEWERAGE •••••••••• ~ • • • • 93 3 2 613 152 1 150 1 726 II 992 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • • 1111 69 990 105 501 3 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • 7'9 115 1 692 236 1 777 8611 61111 1 652 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • • 8119 730 17 391 1211 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 926 3 669 936 159 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS.. • •• 10 3 71111 189 1115 PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • • • • ~ 1110 1125 1 011 1 18B 690 3011 256 1110 MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES. • • 37 302 1110 103 192 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 203 216 6B3 '76 1 !!BII '17 299 1 1118 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS •••••••• .. II 070 35 1 372 611 2 1 602 1 1196 II 033 SALE OF PROPERTY • • • t • •• • ... 118 2 112 1 OBB 336 152 236 3112 II 3'8 HOUSING AND URBAN RE~~WAL.. •• 2 099 999 83 339 OTHER •••••••• ,••••••• liB 13 B9 336 69 236 3 II ,,8 INTEREST EARNINGS. • • ~ • • • • • • 1 3BO 2 079 1 0911 1 037 1 7211 636 2 067 1 118 FINES AND FORFEITS ••• ,. ••••• 2 038 627 1 66B 1128 2 2811 553 1 2211 3 313 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • 1 126 1105 117 350 6B6 133 1102 1 565 UTILITY REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • .... 10 782 B 1180 6 BII7 5 001 7 501 5 257 66 1112 13 722 EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT REVENUE' ••• ... 2 07B 1 BOO 731 II 769 1 1116 533 3 729 EXPENDITURE, TOTAL. • ••••• 73 11112 93 733 511 111 B9 500 118 3116 52 176 105 2115 75 983 GENERAL EXPENDITURE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 60 "0 Bl 936 116 6115 85 Bll lOB 008 1111800 110 1I0B 62 1'1 INTERGOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURE . 37 892 210 636 8 819 3 2 289 DIRECT GENERAL EXPENDITURE • • • • • • • • • 60 293 81 0'111 116 6115 85 601 107 372 35 981 qO U05 59 8112 CURRENT OPERATION. • • • • • • • • • • • • 32 8BII 117 076 311 6113 70 1107 88 658 211 901 211 267 110 961 CAPITAL OUTLAY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 23 933 30 995 11 2311 13 II1B 15 082 8 785 13 9511 16 767 CONSTRUCTION • • • • • • • • •• ••• 20 927 6 0911 9 0119 6 756 12 777 7 1139 5 515 12 606 LAND AND EXISTING STRUCTURES • • • • • 1 5111 23 632 1 130 II 81' 1 025 782 7 570 3 657 EQUIPMENT. • • • • • • • • • • •• • 1 1192 1 269 1 055 1 579 1 280 5611 869 5011 ASSISTANCE AND SUBSIDIES • • •• • •• 20 1011 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • 3 1176 2973 768 2 0116 3 612 2 295 2 080 2 1111 BY FUNCTI ON I EDUCATION. • • •• •• " •••••• 1197 10 110 206 152 LOCAL SCHOOLS. • • • • • • • • • • • 1197 10 110 206 152 CITY-OPERATED SCHOOLS ONLy • • •• • 110 206 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION ••••• HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••• 9 IB7 6 216 II 195 II 39B 7 082 7 11(\ II 568 8 226 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3D 1 093 2 1112 287 8 CATEGORICAL CASH ASSiSTANCE. • • • OTHER CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • • • • • • • 20 1011 VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR MEOICAL CARE •••• VENDOR PAYMENTS f OTHER • • • • • • • • • • WELFARE INSTITUTIONS • • • •• ••• OTHER PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • • • • 30 1 073 2 1112 183 8 HOSPITALS. • • •• •••••••••••• 20 870 2 355 3 OWN HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • • 20 56B OTHER HOSPITALS •••••••••••••• 302 2 355 3 HEALTH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 211 22 1 7211 66 3 092 891 1 391 See footnotcD at cnd of table. Individual Large Cities 65 Table 6 -FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES, IN DETAIL: 1965-66-Continued (Thousandsof dollars) Pitts- st. st. San San Item lboenix Portland Rochester burgh Louis Paul Antonio Diego GENERAL EXPENDITURE, BY FUNCTION--CONTINUED POLICE PROTECTION. • • • • • • 7 520 11 865 7 795 5 429 22 518 'I 065 5 1191 9 122 FIRE PROTECTION.. ••••• ·.. tI 196 7 90'1 6 27' 5 II!>3 9 155 , 921 , '81 5 655 SEWERAGE ••••••••••• ·. ·.. 9 '97 1 ''1'1 6 251 1 657 2'15 5 509 4 246 , 845 SANITATION OTHER rHAN SEWERAGE •• ·.. 5 118 6 099 1 102 4 01' , 111 1 122 2 498 2 911 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •• · ·.. tI 827 6 068 1 068 4 012 , 02'1 1 609 2 '1' 2 909 PARKS AND RECREATION ••••• tI 219 II528 5 793 2 759 11 470 , ,5' 2 501 14 357 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTVv •• '2D , 836 '1772 2 '111'1 7 26' 2 960 1 917 5 6'5 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL ••• 657 26 778 1 0119 7 086 998 7 968 CITY HOUS ING PROJECTS. •• · . 657 '07 " '1 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••• · . 78 38 1 URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS • • • · . 26 778 1 0119 6 779 7 9'7 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••• · . 211 5'12 6'10 6 518 6 970 OTHER. •••• . . 998 LIBRARIES. • • • .. . . 1 ''12 1 859 2 8'15 1 276 829 2 1" 2 "" " FINANe. AL ADMINISTRATION •••••••• 1 21'1 2 2'17 952 95'1 2 859 717 889 1 250 GENERA. CONTROL. ~. •••• ••• • 1 'I'll 1 1196 1 4'5 1 1142 'I 6'5 1 089 1 108 1 818 COURTS • • • •• •••••••• '72 2'10 289 2 527 286 '06 OTHER. • • • • • • • • •• •••• •• 1 069 1 256 1 146 1 059'8' 2 108 80' 802 1 818 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS •••••••• 767 2 6'12 236 558 1 720 6" '18 670 INTEREsT ON GENERAL DEBT •• •• • •• , '176 2 97' 768 2 046 :3 612 2 295 2 080 2 11'1 ALL OTHER. •• • •• • •••• 11 275 5 '139 9 072 7 875 13 516 6 '15'1 2 850 9 889 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • •• •••• 7 88'1 II 051 800 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 1 8'10 2 '00 5111 214"5 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS ••••••• 5 98' 15'1 1 87'1 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • •• • •• 3 '39 111 246 CORRECTION •••••••••• •••• 56 105 , 516 905 PARKING FACILITIES. ••••••• •• 29 90 101 620 597 90 24 59 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 29 90 101 569 '108 8' 2'1 59 PROTECTIVE INSPECTION AND REGULATION ••• 8511 '155 652 480 907 1121 361 766 MISCE~LANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES •••• 60 112 50 119 215 OTHER ANO UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • • 2 508 II8''1 2 280 6 "'1"6 4 179 3 11'1 1 5'16 8 51'1 UTILITY EXPENDITURE •••••••••••• 12 189 6 58'1 5 109 2 '1110 6 557 II 105 6'1 21' 10 886 EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT EXPENDITURE' •••••••• 92' 5 21' 2 '57 1 2'19 , 781 , 271 6211 2 966 EXHIBITITOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 2'1 '61 39 "27 30 '169 '18 16'1 72 1'0 21 517 '5 27'1 '1 778 BORRO'l1ING, TOTAL. • • • • •••••• 10 881 10 1160 2 566 18 187 8 '57 7 58'1 14 600 27 750 DEBT REDEMPTION, TOTAL. • • • • • • • • •• • 7 '101 15 563 , 555 5 '12' 6 015 2 6'15 7 185 2 780 cncss ccar vuiSi:'i ...CH..G. •• •••• ••• 172 !)96 133 047 42 346 102 765 137 854 89 617 146 167 106 q26 NET LONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING. • • •• 152 710 77 86'1 30 7115 '16 609 1'1 169 79 ,8' 122 678 10' 987 ~ONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • 172 596 79 002 35 018 '16 609 1'7 85'1 87 '156 1'5 '96 106 1126 GENERAL DEBT • • lOll '07 79 002 19 651 '15 520 125 5''1 70 95' 57 952 85 076 EDUCATION. .... · .. 9 229 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • ·.. 7 015 2 25'1 11116'9 21 165 , '45 HOSPITALS. • • · . 5 781 'I '51 SE\'IERAGE •• •• • ••• " · . 118 618 550 600 , '02 'I 207 16 864 8 497 11117" PARKS AND RECREATION •••••• ·.. 7 070 8 250 1 52'1 19 672 4 839 880 '1 000 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL •••• · .. 9777 15 098 5 198 12 566 2 450 AIRPORTS. • ••• • •• ·. 21 522 10 000 2 709 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS ••• 8 '62 2 500 1'1 51' 8 810" OTHER ANO UNALLOCABLE ••••••• ·. 10 305 6' 35'1 2 '1'9 24 01' 26 169 6 771 112 521 500 UTILI TY OEST •• • •• · . 68 289 15 367 1 089 12 '20 16 50' 77 111111 21 ,50 OATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS ••• , •• · . 68 289 15 '67 1 089 12 '20 16 50' 21 05'1 21 '50 ELECTRIC PowER SYSTEMS •••••• · .. 511 190 GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS • • •• ••• · .. , TRANSIT SYSTEMS. • ••••• ·.. 2 200 ~ONG-TERM DEBT ISSUED. ·. 17 65, 10 '160 760 13 570 8 '57 6 970 7 000 27 750 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •• . · .. 10 '160 760 13 570 8 '57 6 520 GENERAL. " • • · ·. 10 '160 760 12 915 8 '57 6 520 UTILITY. • • •••• . · .. 655 NONGUARANTEED. • •• · · .. 17 65' 1150 7 000 27 750 GENERAL. •• • ·. 17 65' 1150 7 000 27 750 UTILITY.. •• • ·. ~ONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED • • • · .. · ·.. . 7 722 12 538 , 555 5 '123 6 015 , 607 7 185 2 780 GENERAL. • • •• . . 5 508 12 5'8 2 204 5 '55 5 745 3 OBII II 222 1 211 UTILITY. • · . 2 2111 1 351 68 270 52' 2 96' 1 569 REFUNDING ISSUES OF LONG-TERM DEBT. •• • •• 6 772 L..ONG-TERM DEBT REFUNDED. • • •• •• • ••• '21 962 CASH AND S~CURITY HOLDINGS •••••• • •• 71 101 52 801 31 950 '17 nl 125 107 " 167 76 11115 80 701 EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT. • • • • • •• • •••• 27 986 27" 1 327 6 59 7'16 8 0611 , 507 26 629 OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT • •• • •• ", 115 52 527 30 62' '17 725 65 '61 25 10' 72 9'8 511 072 CASH AND DEPOSITS.. ••••• •• D 126 29 385 11 753 '15 161 61 8'1 '60 679" 7 00' SECURITIES •• • • • • •• • ••• 29 989 23 1'12 18 870 2 56'1 , 5'0 24 74' 5 005 117 069 FEDERAL. • • • • • • • • •• • •• 20 093 16 795 17 907 2 '169 2 905 17 85' II 826 211 769 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT • • • • • • '115 96' 2 6 890 179 OTHER (NONGOVERNMENTALI. • •• • •• 9 896 5 932 625 22 '00 BY PURPOSE I 9' OFFSETS TO DEBT •••••••••• 19 886 1 138 'I 27' 6 685 8 07' 12 718 2 1139 BONO FUNDS 11 '195 11 03'1 6 '12'1 '6 826 9 JOl '0726 28 090 OTHER •• 11 7'4 '10 355 19 926 '17 725 21 850 7 729 29 11911 2' 5113 66 Indlvidual Large Cities Tahir (, -FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES. IN DETAIL; 1965·66-Continued lThousandsof dollars) Item San Francisco Seattle Toledo Washington, D. C. PO~UL..ATION, 1960 ••••••••••••• 7110 316 557 087 318 003 763 956 REVENUE. TOTAL ••••••••••••• 335 2611 1.118793 11115811 '42!! 1113 GENERAL REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 263 1156 72 687 'lO 521 399 lin INTERGOVERNMENTA~ REVENUE. • • • • • • • • • • 75 301 11 951 6 616 106 )96 FROM STATE GOVERNMENT ••••••••••• ~ 71 769 10 295 5 218 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• 661 HIGHWAYS • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • 8 576 II 5118 2 211.11 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • • •• • •• 50 075 HEALTH AND HOSPITALS ••••••••••• 2 9112 19 55 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWA~. • • • • • • • • GENERAL SUPPORT •••••••••••••• 1 235 .11978 2 02.11 OTHER ••••••••••••••••••• 8 9111 1 750 236 FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ••••••••••• 3 387 127 1 0211 10!! 96~ FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • • • • • • • • • • • 1115 1 529 .11711 1131 GENERA~ REVENUES FROM OWN SOURCES.. • ••• 188 155 60 736 33 905 293 017 TAXES. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• 1116 152 31 99«, 18 763 251 053 PROPERTY ••••••••••••••••• 121 820 18 631 6 919 88 162 GENERA~ SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS. ••• 19 851 112 256 SE~ECT IVE SA~ES AND GROSS RECEIPTS • • • • 2 160 7 2911 117 1176 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. • • • • • •• •• 10 6110 MOTOR FUELS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 603 PUBLIC UTILITIES • •• •••••••• 510 6717 7 3.110 TOBACCO PROOUCTS • • • • • • • • • • • • II 1155 OTHER. • • •• • ••••••••••• 1 650 S17 11 11118 INCOME TAXES • • • • 8 • • • • • • • • • • 10 735 51 11113 MOTOR VEHIC~E ~ICENsES • • • • • • • 39 '5 11 7 863 MISCELLANEOUS LICENSES •••••••••• 2 232 6 036 5 120 OTHER ••••••••••••••••••• 50 2m 8 733 CHARGES AND MISCE~~ANEOUS GENERA~ REVENUE. • 112 003 28 7110 15 1112 112 0211 CURRENT CHARGES. • • • • • • • •• ••• 23 622 16 117 12 125 22 666 EDUCATION. • • • • • • • • •• •••• 5 693 II 01.11 SCHOOL LUNCH SALES • • • • • • • • • • 3 2711 OTHER ~OCAL SCHOO~ CHARGES • • • • • • 590 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • • • 5 69.11 1119 HIGHWAYS •••••••••• • • 51 111 9711 1 380 HOSPITALS. • • • • • • • • • • •• • .11592 3 897 SEWERAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .11 8 .11.117 2 71111 5 738 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE ••• .1111011 1 2211 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • • • • • • • • 2 6111 ! 999 50':; 1 000 HOIJ5!N(; 6"!D URBAN ~EN:::;At.. • • • • • • • 535 7 1 761 AIRPORTS •••••••••••••••• 12 23.11 ~1I1 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINA~S. • • PARKING FACILITIES • • • • • • • •• • 1 9211 1 1311 117 92.11 MISCE~~ANEOUS COMMERCIA~ ACTIVITIES. • • 36 6 111 1152 OTHER. • • • • • • •• • ••••••• 2 607 1 22' .1151 3 502 SPEC IAL ASSESSMENTS. • •• •• •••• 618 II 597 1 .11.11.11 260 SALE OF PROPERTY • • • • • • •• •••• 5 9011 110 .118 11 7112 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL.. ••••• 5 7011 8 712 OTHER. • • • • •• • •• • •• 200 110 .118 3 030 INTEREST EARNINGS. • • • • • • •• •• S 952 II 7112 576 896 FINES AND FORFEITS •••••••••••• II 621 3 057 8811 II 707 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. •• ••••••• 1 286 187 186 1 753 UTILITY REVENUE ••••••• ...... 116 11117 60 057 ) 787 8 005 EMP~OYEE-RETIREMENT REVENUE' .. ... 2S 361 6 0119 276 6 6211 EXPENDITURE. TOTA~ •••• 305 551 1113 1711 51 119 ""l 062 GENERAL EXPEND ITURE. • • • • • • • • • • • • 220 1102 69 67.11 1111690 1102 106 INiERGOVERNMENTA~ EXPENDITURE. •• • ••• 5 908 6 785 I 1193 DIRECT GENERA~ EXPENDITURE • • •• •••• 2111 11911 62 888 11.11197 1102 106 CURRENT OPERATION. • • •• • •••••• 1116 732 1111'60 )0 512 308 372 CAPITAL OUTLAY • • • • • • • • • •• • 23 706 16 7111 II 703 73 976 CONSTRUCTION • • • • . • • • •• •• 19 730 12 761 8 727 50 082 ~AND AND EXISTING STRUCTURES •• •• 2 196 .11226 I 806 19 796 EQUIPMENT. • • • • • • • •• • •• 1 780 7511 1 170 II 098 ASSISTANCE AND SUBSIDIES. • •• • ••• 110 307 111 5.115 INTEREST ON GENERAL DEBT • • •• •••• 3 7119 1 787 982 5 223 BY FUNCTION' EDUCATION. • •• ••• " •••• • 2 025 55 9 577 96 986 LOCAL SCHOOLS. • • • • • '" •• 2 025 55 95 0711 CITY-OPERATED SCHOO~S ON~Y ••••••• 911 229 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • •• • 9 577 1 912 HIGHWAYS • • • • •• ••••••••••• 9 767 12 299 5 611 111 9112 PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • • • •• • ••• 61 0711 1 197 .115106 CATEGORICAL CASH ASSISTANCE. • • •• •• 38 .1190 13 756 OTHER CASH ASSISTANCE. • • • • •• • •• 1 917 779 VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR MEDICA~ CARE • •• • 6 737 .11671 VENDOR PAYMENTS, OTHER • •• •• ••• 33 WELFARE INSTITUTIONS • • • • • • • • • 99 6 676 OTHER PUBLIC WELFARE • • • • • •• •• 1.11898 1 197 10 2211 HOSPITALS. • • • • •• •••• • •••• 22 661 35 51 5116 OWN HOSPITALS. • • • • •• • ••••• 21 738 29 620 OTHER HOSPITALS.. • ••••••••• 923 .115 21 926 HEALTH • • • • • • •• • ••••••••• 6 2118 3 026 1 265 13 382 See footnotes at end of table . Individual Large Cities 67 Table 6.-FINANCES OF THE 43 LARGEST CITIES. IN DETAIL: 1965-66-Conlmued (Thousands of dollars 1 Item San Francisco Seattle Toledo Wa>lhi'lgton,D.C. \1 1I II GENERAL EXPENDITURE, BY FUNCTION--CONTINUED :' POLICE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • 20 '117 9 982 II 462 30 826 FIRE PROTECTION. • • • • • • • • • • • 17 602 7 519 , 8'8 111 5311 SEWERAGE •••••••••••••• · . 5 '16 10 550 II 6211 l' '189 SANITATION OTHER THAN SEWERAGE • • • • ·.. , 165 II 521 2 88' 9 '0' OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • • • • • ·.. , 105 II '87 2 582 8 8'12 PARKS AND RECREATION ••••••••• ·.. 18 2112 8 765 2 162 15 651 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY. • •• • ·.. 11 828 5 5'6 1 666 13 686 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • 1 7811 1159 2 87'1 9 635 CITY HOUSING PROJECTS. • • •• •• · .. CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY ••••••• · .. URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS • • •• •• 1 7811 1159 2 87'1 9 6'5 CAPITAL OUTLAY ONLY •••••••• · . 791 1119 2 258 7 006 OTHER. • ••••••••••••• ·. LIBRARIES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 9117 2 715 6 328 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION • • • •• • •• 5 689 1 2115 658 6 0'15 GENERAL CONTROL. •• •••••• • • 9 085 1 9'1' 1 067 l' 1110 COURTS. •••••• ••••••••• 'I 882 5118 '159 9 '24 OTHER. • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • 4 20' 1 '95 608 , 816 GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS • • •••••• 'I 579 108 252 'I 920 1NTERCST ON GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • • 3 7119 1 787 982 5 223 ALL OTHER. • • • • • • l' • • • • • • 26 122 'I 664 , 2'8 32 269 AIRPORTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 891 60'1 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• II 541 191 WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS. • • • • • • OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY.. • •••• CORRECTION • • • • • • • • •• ••••• 'I 616 500 250 16 115 PARKING FACILITIES •••••••••••• 3611 832 '12 316 OTHER THAN CAPITAL OUTLAY •••••••• 1711 267 28 '16 PROTECTIVE INSPECTION AND REGULATION • • 1 370 5'10 29' 'I 80' MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES •••• 27 20 134 '87 OTHER AND UNALLOCABLE. • • • • • • • • 9 854 2 772 1 915 10 6118 UTILITY EXPENDITURE •••••••••••••• 6'1 1186 67 786 5 2B6 10 886 EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT EXPENDITURE' • • •••• 20 66' 5 715 1 1113 19 992 EXHIBIT'TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PERSONAL SERVICES. 132 688 58 751 23 528 233 'IllS BORROWING, TOTAL •••••••••••••••• 12 7'5 'I 2'15 5 '611 28 325 DEBT REDEMPTION, TOTAL • • • • • • •• • ••• 26 59' 11 508 1 7'6 5 0118 GROSS DEBT OUTSTANDING •••••••• 22'1 7'10 251 179 112 01111 2~~ 186 NET ~ONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • • • • 199 87'1 23: 026 28 106 159 809 L.ONG-TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING • •• • ••• 201 210 2'16 682 31 8'2 159 809 GENERAL DEBT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 112 '05 5' 1152 27 207 137 691 EDUCATION. •• • •••••••• 2'1 570 5 165 HIGHWAYS ••••• • •••••• 3 665 2'1 189 'I '71 II' 125 HOSPITALS.. ••• •••••• 5 290 SEWERAGE • •• • ••••••••• 17 080 6 28'1 10 11116 34 299 PARKS AND RECREATION • • • •• • ••• 22 152 14 1126 111'1 19 800 HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. • • • • • • 'I 161 1 120 AIRPO~TS •••••••••••••• 2'1 838 WAT,- RANSPORT AND TERM INALS. •• OTHl NO UNALLOCABLE. '" ••• lij 710 8 55' 2 920 '9 '117 UTILITY DEET. •••••••• • .... 88 905 19' 230 II 625 22 118 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS. •• •• . . 88 90S 26 600 II 625 22 118 E~ECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS • • • . . 166 630 GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS • •• '" TRANSIT SYSTEMS. •••••••• LONG-T<:RM DEBT I',SUED•••• 12 735 II 2'15 3 '72 28 '25 FULL FAITH AND CREDIT •• .. 12 690 II 2'15 981 26 775 GENERAL ••••••• . . 5 690 II 2'15 981 26 775 UTILITY •••••••••• 7 000 NON GUARANTEED •• •••• 45 2 '91 1 550 GENERAL. , •• • '15 2 '91 UTILITY. • • • • • 1 550 ~ONG-TERM DEBT RETIRED .... 211 688 9 276 1 7'6 1 722 GENERAL. t •• •• .. . · 17 705 'I 971 1 220 1 219 UTILITY.. • ••• ·. 6 98) II '05 516 50' REFUNDING ISSUES OF LONG-TERM DEBT. •• • ·•• L.ONG-TERM DEBT REFUNDED. •• '" • • • CASH AND SECURITY HOLDINGS • • • • • ·.. '195 056 196 257 21 707 6155 526 EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT, •• , •••••• ·.. '60 026 76 012 801 5'1 1187 OTHER THAN EMI'LOYEE RETIREMENT • • • • 1'5 030 120 2115 20 906 6101 0'9 CASH AND DEPOSITS ••••••••• ·. ·. 127 107 5 2111 5 70' 21 11J) SECURITIES • • • • • • • 7 92' 115 0'1 15 20' 13 106 FEDERAL ••••••••••••• 7873 1111 '75 1'1 6'2 , 661 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT • • • · .. 7 8 51 OTHER INONGOVERNMENTALl ••• 'I' 6'18 520 9 4115 BY PURPOSE. ·. OFFSETS TO DEBT. • ••••• 1 3)6 13 65'1 :5 726 BOND FUNDS. •••••• ·. 22 70'1 27 21'1 5 220 100 OTHER. •• • •• ·. 110 990 79 '77 11 960 6100 9'9 -Represents zero. iFor Washington, D.C., LneLudea $11,041,000, unemploymentccmpenont.fcnrevenue. 2(...ity1G More of locally collected and retained inheritance taxes, imf.0sedby 'the-State of Ohio. 'Exclusive of "city contrdbut.Icno,» representing introgovcrnmental 't.rnna- actions rather than revenue. 'For Wash!nr+on, r.c , includes $B,078,ooo, unemplo:rment canpcnaation beneficiaries (including withdrawal of ccrrtr-Ibut rcnc}. 61I1clude~ $6(',5001000 ho'lddnsn of unemployment compensation funds of Wnnhineton, P.C., not ohown separately in the diotribution by type of holding. 7Uainly ctook t.rnnerer- tuxeo. (lliO'JBandsof dollars) Operating expense Net Net Other meane Nonoperst:tnr. expense oper- Allow- oper- Operating ating City and utility Exhibit: ance ating revenue revenue for revenue Exhibit: J'1" erest Net Tax Interest on Total before depre- after Total Total other I!ncane ~ents depre- earnings utility only ciation depre- ciBtion ciation only debt Total {57 utilities) ...... 1,353,916 1,045,186 19,208 308,730 (NA) (NA) 60,556 54,408 178,915 176,225 2,690 (NA) Water supply (40) ...... 533,701 281,646 12,786 252,055 21,442 18,183 Electric power (6) ...... (NAl (NAl 78,776 77,534 1,242 316,124 183,261 5,443 132,863 (NA 13,601 12,865 32,602 31,476 1,126 f::!l Cas supply (3) ...... 52,851 43,121 9,730 f::!) (NA) 1,361 1,361 1 1 (NA) Transit (8) ...... 451,240 537,158 979- '85,918 (NA) (NA) 24,152 21,999 67,536 67,214 322- (NA) Atlanta: Water supply ...... 8,863 4,314 - 4,549 (NA) (NA) 62 62 8% 836 (NA) Baltimore: - Water supply ...... 12,650 5,307 - 7,343 (NA) (NA) - - 2,706 2,706 - (NA) Birmingham: Water supply ...... 7,792 2,891 - 4,901 1,361 3,540 368 358 1,812 1,812 - 2,096 Bostcm: Water supply ...... 9,285 23,191 - 6,094 (NA) (NA) - - - - - (NA) Buffalo: Water supply ...... 4,333 2,770 - 1,563 (NA) (NA) 127 127 426 426 - (NA) Chicago: Water supply ...... 55,988 27,161 - 28,827 (NA) (NA) 364 241 5,757 5,757 - (IIA) Ciuc:!nnati: Water supply ...... 9,517 5,285 - 4,232 1,230 3,002 207 207 947 947 - 2,262 Cleveland: Water supply ...... 18,527 11,897 6,630 2,317 4,313 622 622 1,546 1,546 3,389 Electric power ...... - - 9,522 7,650 - 1,872 1,353 519 600 600 585 585 - 534 Transit ...... 27,311 23,370 - 3,941 1,933 2,008 561 561 780 780 - 1,789 Columbus: Water supply ...... 8,027 4,017 4,010 722 722 (NA) Electric power...... - (NAl (NA! - - - 2,498 1,874 - 624 (NA (NA 122 - 8 8 - (NA) Dallas: Water supply ...... 21,967 6,522 15,445 (NA) (NA) 1,134 1,134 394 394 (NA) Transit ...... - - 7,732 6,270 - 1,46? 645 817 54 5l 24G 246 - 625 Denver! Water supply ...... 13,254 4,966 - 8,288 2,581 5,707 397 386 4,405 4,405 - 1,699 Detroit: Water supply ...... 26,146 11,688 14,458 7,118 7,340 2,978 2,978 4,504 4,504 5,814 Traneit ...... - - ...... 30,915 28,527 367 2,388 2,067 321 171 171 345 345 - 147 Fort Worth: Water supply •••• ...... 7,026 3,107 - 3,919 1,299 2,620 413 381 983 981 2 2,050 Honolulu: Water supply ...... 8,267 5,343 - 2,924 2,400 524 887 887 1,440 1,440 - '29 Houston: Water supply ••••• ...... 16,749 8,046 8,703 2,179 6,524 544 544 2,807 2,807 4,261 Cas supply ••••••• - - ...... 595 347 - 248 (NA) (NA) - - - - - (NA) Kansas CitY,Missouri: Water supply ...... 7,888 5,103 - 2,785 1,132 1,653 341 151 1,068 1.023 45 926 !.on!' Beach: Water supply ...... 5,614 3,718 6 1,896 921 975 312 215 215 1,072 nee supply ...... - - 18,624 14,654 - 3,970 871 3,099 118 118 1 1 - 3,216 Los /ulgele.: Water supply ...... 48,449 29,839 1,299 18,610 10,677 7,933 1,512 876 5,209 4,677 532 4,236 Electric power ....•...... • 163,689 96,579 1,392 67,110 26,475 40,635 1,097 860 13,170 12,825 345 28,562 Louisville: Water supply ...... 7,124 4,175 - 2,949 768 2,181 365 356 546 486 60 2, 000 Memphis: Water supply ...... 6,936 3,584 - 3,352 1,121 2,231 317 317 537 448 89 2,01 1 Electric power...... 43,776 26,499 - 17,277 4,376 12,901 7,886 7,675 12,277 11,644 633 8,51o Cas supply ...... 33,632 28,120 5,512 1,502 4,010 1,243 1,243 5,253 Traneit •••••••••••••••••••••••••• - - - - 6,143 5,052 - 1,091 708 383 15 15 130 130 - 268 MilwaUkee: Water supply ...... 13,739 5,868 11 7,871 1,606 6,265 758 758 1,677 1,677 - 5,3 See footnotes at end of table. Utilities 69 Table 7.-0PERATING STATEMENTS-UTILITIES OPERATED BY THE 43 LARGEST CITIES: 1965-66 -Con Iinued (Thousands of dollars) Operat:lng expense Net Net Other 1ncc:me Nonoperat:lngexpense epee- Allow- oper- at:lng anoe at:lng Operat:lng bity and utility Exhibit: revenue for revenue Exhibit: Interem Net revenue Tax before depre- after Interest 1ncane Tat;al Total Tat;al an other peymeuts depre- ciation depre- earnings utility (I only ciatian ciatiOI only debt 'I il " Minneapolla: Ii Water supply...... 6,564 4,191 2,373 718 1,65! 92 92 1,563 ,I - - - - :' Newark: Water supply...... " 4,984 5,029 - '45 1,025 '1,07e 212 209 330 330 - '1,188 New Orleans: Water .upply ...... 6,918 5,543 - 1,375 (NA) (NA) 213 177 350 350 - (NA) N.... ~ork City: Water supply...... 50,750 28,970 7,991 21,780 (NA) (NA) 5,059 4,747 22,803 22,803 (NA) Transit ...... 343,944 - 431,578 - '87,634 (NA) (NA) '23,055 '20,929 65,936 65,614 322 (NA) Norfolk: Water supply...... 5,308 1,635 - 3,673 (NA) (NA) - - 463 463 - (NA) Oklahana City: , Water supply...... 8,437 2,320 - 6,117 (NA) (NA) 487 484 3,567 3,563 4 (NA) Philadelj:hia: Water supply...... 20,589 13,000 - 7,589 (NA) (NA) 226 226 3,451 3,451 - (NA) Hloenix: water .upply ...... 10,789 4,396 - 6,393 2,603 3,790 400 400 2,460 2,215 245 1,730 Pitt.burgh: Water .upply ...... 8,483 5,948 - 2,535 572 1,963 61 61 - - - 2,024 Portland, Oreg.: Water supply...... 6,690 3,471 225 3,219 1,041 2,178 333 183 476 476 - 2,035 Rochester: Water supply...... 5,001 2,142 541 2,859 328 2,531 5 5 76 76 - 2,460 ',st. Loui.: Water supply...... 7,295 5,441 362 1,854 1,355 499 606 400 451 451 - 654 st. Paul: Water supply...... 4,901 3,001 - 1,900 (NA) (NA) - - 519 5:!.CJ - \NA.j S::l ~cn:1v. Water supply...... 6,593 2,720 - 3,873 1,496 2,377 211 211 775 775 - 1,813 Electric powor4 ...... 52,654 24,487 - 28,167 7,039 21,128 1,078 1,078 1,622 1,615 7 20,584 Transit ...... 5,477 4,234 - 1,243 571 672 32 32 99 99 - 605 San Diego: Water supply...... 14,177 7,305 89 6,872 2,496 4,376 316 177 795 622 173 3,897 San Francisco: Water .upply' ...... 29,168 13,550 1,250 15,618 4,649 10,969 1,201 130 1,841 1,770 71 10,329 .Electric power...... 20,351 28,622 555 8,271 ' 7?l '9,042 126 113 - - - '8,916 Seattle: Water .upply ...... 7,121 4,321 1,012 2,800 1,762 1,038 187 171 956 935 21 269 Electrio power...... 43,985 26,172 4,051 8,603 2,818 2,652 4,940 4,799 141 Transit ...... 9,367 9,505 57 17i~~~ 395 9i~~~ 138 124 - - - 7i~~ Toledo: Water supply...... 3,787 2,432 - 1,355 (NA) (NA) 216 216 111 111 - (IIA) Wash:lngtan,D.C.: Water supply...... 8,005 7,439 - 566 (NA) (NA) 1 1 723 723 - (NA) Nate: 'lerma and concepts used in this table differ fran those relating to utilities which appear in other tables. .Amounts herein are derived fraD distinctive utility statements where such sources are available, while data on utility "revenue"and "expenditure" generally are derived fran the city1s central accounts and records. ..Represents zero. NA Nat; avaUab1e. 'Deficit. 2Excludes $.5.364,()()Q, MetropoUtan District assessments. Amounts::Involvedare classified UDder"other general expenditure." 'Includes $17,704,000 Transit SinldDg FUnd and Transit Unifioation SinldDg fund interest earning a. 'Includes ga. supply (segregation nat; avaUab1e); not oounted as a aeperate system. 'Includes Hetoh-HetohyWater Supply end Power Project (not oounted .eparately). "fRECEDING .EAGE BLANK Definitions of Selected Terms ASSISTANCE AND SUBSIDIES.--For local DEBT. --All long-term credit obligations of governments. thrs category is limited to direct the city and its agencies whether backed by the cash assistance payments to public welfare re- city's full faith and credit or nonguaranteed, and cipients. See Public Welfare. all interest-bearing short-term credit obliga- tions. Includes judgments, mortgages, and BONDFUNDS.- -Funds established to account revenue bonds, as well as general obligation for the proceeds of bond Issues pending their bonds, notes, and interest-bearing warrants. disbursement. Excludes noninterest-bearing short-term ob- ligations, interfund obligations, amounts owed CAPITAL OUTLAY.--Directexpenditure for in a trust or agency capacity, advances and contract or force account construction of build- contingent loans from other governments, and ings, roads, and other improvements, and for rights of individuals to benefits from city em- purchase ofequipment, land. and existing struc- ployee retirement-funds. tures. Includes amounts for additions. replace- ments, and major alterations to fixed works and DEBT ISSUED.- - See Long-Term Debt structures. However, expenditure for repairs ~. to such works and structures is classified as current operation expenditur-e, . DEBT OFFSETS. --See Long-Term Debt Offsets. CASH AND SECURITY HOLDINGS.--Cash, deposits, and governmental and private securi- DEBT OUTSTANDll-rG.--Alldebt obligations ties (bonds, notes, stocks, mortgages, etc.), remaining unpaid on the date specified. except holdings of agency and private trust funds. Does not include interfund loans 1 re- DEBT RETIRED. --See Long-Term Debt cievables and the value of real property and Retired. other fixed assets. DIRECT EXPENDITURE.--Payments to em- CASHASSISTANCE.--See Public Welfare, ployees, suppliers, contractors, benefiCiaries, and other final recipients of government CITY-OPERATEDSCHOOLS.--See Education. payments - - i, e , , all expenditure other than Intergovernmental Expenditure. CONSTRUCTION.--Production offixed works and structures andadditions. replacements, and EDUCJ\TION.--SchOOlsand other educational major alterations thereto, including plaHning facilities and services. Local Schools includes and desrgn of specific projects, site improve- mainly city-operated elementary and secondary ments, and pr ov'Isron of equipment and facrl.i.tfes schools andother educational institutions (other that are integral parts of a structure. Includes than higher education), and intergovernmental both contract and force account construction. expenditure for education, payments to private institutions, and special educational programs. CORRECTION.- -Confinement and correction City-operated local schools expenditure includes of adults and minors convicted of offenses administration and supervision of the school against the law, and pardon, probation, and system and related school administered facil- parole acttvitte s. ities and services, such as public transporta- tion, school hea:lth and recreational programs. CURRENT CHARGES.--Amounts received school lunch programs, and school libraries. from the public for performance of specific Revenue and expenditure for school lunch serv- service s benefiting the per son char ged and from ices, athletic events, and other commercial or sales of commodities and services except by auxiliary services are reported on a erose city utilities. Includes fees. assessments. and other reimbursements for current services, basis. !nshtutions of Higher Eaucatlon com- rents and sales derived from commodities or prises universities, colleges 1 and junior col- services furnished incident to the performance leges operated by the city. of particular functions. gross income of com- mercial activities, and the like. Excludes a- EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT EXPENDI- mounts received from other governments (see TURE. -- Cash payments to beneficiaries Intergovernmental Revenue) and interdepart- (including withdrawals of contributions) of city- mental charges and transfers. Current charges administered employee -retirement programs. are distinguished from license taxes, which re- Excludes cost of admmistering retirement sys- late to privileges granted by the government or tems, city contributions ro State -administered regulatory measures for the protection of the employee -retirement systems, and noncontrib- public. utory gratuities paid to former employees. CURRENTOPERATION.- -Direct expenditure EMPLOYEE-RETIREMENT REVENUE.-- for eornpens ataon of own officer s and employee s Revenue from contributions required of employ- =nd lor supplies, materials, and contractual ee s for financing city-administered employee- rvices except amounts for capital outlay. retirement systems and earnings on investments 71 72 Definitions of Selected Terms held for such systems. Exclude s any contribu- GENERAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS. --Pubhc tions by a city, either as employer contributions buildings not allocated to particular functions. '\..-' or for general financial support, to an employee- retirement system. Tax proceeds, donations, GENERAL REVENUE. --All city revenue and any forms of revenue other than those except utility revenue, liquor stores revenue, enumerated above are classified as general and employee -retirement or other insurance revenue rather than employee-retirement rev- trust revenue. The basis for distinction is not enue, even though such amounts may be received the fund or administrative unit receiving par- s pe cifrca.Il.y for employee -retirement purpose s , ticular amounts, but rather the nature of the revenue sources concerned. EQUIPMENT.--Apparatus, furnishings, mo- tor vehicle s , office machine s , and the like having GENERAL SALES OR GROSS RECEIPTS an expected life of more than five years. Equip- TAXES. --See under Sales and Gross Receipts ment expenditure consists only of amounts for ~. purchase of equipment. Rental and repair ex- penditures are classified as current operation HEALTH.--Health services, other than expenditure. Expenditure s for facilitie s that hospital care, includinghealthresearch, clinics, are integral parts of structures are classified nursing, immunization, and other categorical, as expenditure for construction or for purchase environmental, and general public health activ- of land and existing structures. ities. School health services provided by health agencies (rather than school agencies) are in- EXPENDITURE.--All amounts of money pard c;luded here. outby agovernment--netofrecoveries and other. correcting transactions--other than for retire- mentofdebt, investmentin securities, extension HIGHWAYS.--Streets, highways, and struc- of credit, or as agency transactions. Note that tures necessary for their use, snow and ice expenditure includes only external transactions removal, toll highway and bridge facilities, and of a government and excludes noncash transac- ferries. tions such as the pr ovi sron of perquisites or other payments in kind. HOSPITALS. - -Establishment and operation of hospital facilities, provision of hospital care, FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION. --Municipal and support of other public or of private hos- offfcral.s and agencies concerned with tax as- pitals. Own Hospitals comprises hospitals ad- sessment and collection, accounting, audrti ng , ministered by the government concerned. budgeting, purchasing, custody of funds, and Excludes payments to other governments and to other central finance activities. private agencies for hospital support and serv- ices, which are classed under Other Hospitals. FIRE PROTECTION. -- Crtv fire fiohtlnO However, see Public Welfare conr-e+ning vendor organization and auxiliary serv'ices there;£, in: payments under welfare programs. spection for fire hazards, and other fire preven- tion a ctrvttte s , Includes cost of fire fightmg HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL. -- City facilitie s such a s fire hydrants and water, fur- housing and redevelopment projects and regula- nished by other agencie s of the city government. tion, promotion, and support of private housing and redevelopment activitie s. For certain FULL FAITH AND CREDIT DEBT. --Long- cities in Arizona, Kentucky, Michigan, New term debt for which the credit of the city, im- York, Virginia, and Wisconsin, includes data plying the power of taxation, is unconditionally for municipal housing authorities. Housing pledged. Includes debt payable initially from author rtie s for other cities are classified as in- specific taxes or nontax sources, but repre- dependent governments and data for them are senting a liability payable from any other avail- not included in city finance statistics. able resources if the pledged sources are insufficient. INTEREST EARNINGS. --Interest earned on deposits and securitie s including amounts for GENERAL CONTROL.--The governing body, accrued interest on investment securities sold. municipal courts, office of the chief executive, However, receipts for accrued interest on bonds and central staff services and agencies con- issued are classified as offsets to interest cerned with personnel administration, law, expenditure. Note that interest earnings shown recording, planning and zoning, and the like. under general revenue do not include earnings See also Financial Administration. on assets of employee-retirement systems. GENERAL DEBT. --All debt other than that INTEREST EXPENDITURE. --Amounts paid identified as having been issued specifically for for use of borrowed money. utility purposes (see Utllity Debt). INTERGOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURE.-- GENERAL EXPENDITURE. - -All city ex- Amounts paid to other governments as fiscal aid penditure other than the specifically enumerated in the form of shared r evenues and grants-in-aid, kinds of expenditure clas sified as utilityexpend- as reimbursements for performance of general iture, liquor stores expenditure and employee- government activities and for specific services retirement or other insurance trust expenditure. for the paying government, or in lieu of taxes. Definitions of Selected Terms 73 ""'" ~xclude s amounts paid to other governments for and refunding obligations. Debt obligations fl purchase of commodities, property, or utility authorized but not actually incurred during the 1J, services, any tax imposed and paid as such, and fiscal period are not included. ( f employer contributions for social insurance l'l' (e. g., contributions to the Federal Government LONG- TERM DEBT OFFSETS. --Cash and t for old-age, survivor s I and disability insurance investment assets of amkrng funds and other \ for cityemplovees). reserve funds, however designated, which are specifically held for redemption of long-term 11 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE. --A- debt, including bond reserve funds, deposits mounts received from other governments as with fiscal agents for the redemption of uncan- II fiscal aid in the form of shared revenues and celed debt, and balances in refunding bond ac- grants -In-a.td, as reimbur sements for perform- counts held pending completion of refunding II ance of general government functions and spe- transactions. 11 cific services for the paying government (e. g. , il care of prisoners or contractual research), or LONG- TERM DEBT RETIRED. --The par n in lieu of taxes. Excludes amounts received value oflong-term debt obligations liquidated by :{ from other governments for sale of property, repayment or exchange, including debt retired commodities and utility services. All inter- by refunding operations. governmental revenue is c'la s arfie d as general 11 revenue. NET LONG-TERM DEBT. --Long-term debt outstanding minus long-term debt offsets. ~.\ INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE FOR \( GENERAL LOCAl,.GOVERl'<'MENTSUPPORT. -- Fiscal aid revenue that is unrestricted as to NONGUARANTEEDDEBT. --Long-term debt \\ function or purpose to which amounts may be payable solely from pledged specific sources-- applied by the receiving government. e. g., from earnings of revenue producing y activities (utilities, sewage disposal plants, toll Ii INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE FROM bridges, etc.), from special assessments, or ,I FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.- -Intergove rnmental from specific nonproperty taxes. Includes only revenue received by the city government directly debt that does not constitute an obligation a- from the .Federal Government. Excludes Federal gainst any other resources of the city if the aid channeled through State governments. pledged sources are insufficient. INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE FROM OWNHOSPITALS. --See Hospitals. ,,!STATEGOVERNMENT.--All intergovernmental "revenue received from the State government, PARKING FACILITIES. --Municipal public- including amounts originally from the Federal use garage s and other parking facilitie s operated Government but channeled through the State. on a charge basi e, including purchase and main- tenance of on and off-street parking meters. LIBRARIES. --Public libraries operated by the city (except those operated as part of a PARKS AND RECREATION. -- Cultural- school system primarily for the benefit of stu- scientific activities, such as museums and art dents and teachers, and law libraries) and galle,ries; organized recreation, including play- support of privately operated libraries. grounds and play fields, swimming pools and bathing beaches; municipal parks; and special LICENSE TAXES. --Taxes exacted (either facilities for recreation, such as auditoriums, for revenue raismg or for regulation) as a con- stadiums, auto camps, recreation piers, and dition to the exercise of a business or non- boat harbors. business privilege, at a flat rate or measured by such bases as capital stock, capital surplus, PERSONAL SERVICES. --Amounts paid for number of business units, or capacity. Excludes compensation of city officers and employees. taxes measured directly by transactions, gross Consists of gross compensation before deduc- or net income , or value of property except those tions for withheld taxes, retirement contribu- to which only nominal rates apply. "Licenses" tions, or other purposes. based on these latter measures, other than those at nominal rates, are classified according POLICE PROTECTION. -- Preservation of to the measure concerned. Includes "fees" re- law and order and traffic safety. Includes police lated to licensing activitie s- -automobile inspec- patrols and communications, crime prevention tion' professional examinations and licenses, activities, detention and cuatody of persons a- etc. -- as well as license taxes producing sub- waiting trial, traffic safety, vehicular inspection, stantial revenues. and the like. LOCAL SCHOOLS.--See Education. PROPERTY TAXES. -- Taxes conditioned on owner ship of property and measured by its value. LONG- TERM DEBT. --Debt payable more Includes general property taxes relating to prop- than one year after date of issue. erty as a whole. real and personal, tangible or intangible, whether taxed at a single rate or at LONG-TERMDEBTISSUED.--The par value classified rates, and taxes on selected types of of long-term debt obligations incurred during property, such as motor vehicles or certain or the fiscal period concerned, inc.:uding funding all Intang; ble s , I , , I,'I ~-'==-..'~ --~~-\ I iI 74 Definitions of Selected Terms PUBLIC WELFARE.--Supportof and assist- receipts of 'particular businesses, separatelw ance to needy p~rsons contingent upon their and apart from the application of general sales\ ..... need. Excludes pensions to former employees and gross receipts taxes. and other benefits not contingent on need. Ex- penditures under this heading include: Cash SANITATION. - - Comprise s Sewerage and Assistance paid directly to needy persons under Sanitation Other Than Sewerage (see below). the categorical programs (Old Age Assistance, Sanitary engineering, smoke regulation, and Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Aid other health activities are classified under to the Blind, and Aid to the Disabled) and under ~. any other welfare programs; Vendor Payments made directly to private purveyors for medical SANITATION OTHER THANSEWERAGE.-- care, burials, and other commodities and serv- Street cleaning, and collection and disposal of ices provided under welfare programs; provision 6arbage and other waste. and operation by the city of Welfare Institutions; any city payments to other governments for wel- SECURITIES. --Stocks and bonds, notes, fare purposes; and amounts for administration, mortgages and other formal evidences of support of private welfare agencies, and other indebtedness. public welfare services. Health !lnd Hospital services provided directly by the city through SELECTIVE SALES AND GROSSRECEIPTS its own hospitals and health agencies, and any TAXES. --See under Sales and Gross Receipts payments to other governments for such pur- ~. poses, are classed under those functional headings rather than here. SEWERAGE.--Municipal sewers and sewage disposal facilities and services, and payments PURCHASE OF LAND AND EXISTING to other local governments for such purposes. STRUCTURES.--Purchase of these assets as such, purchase of rights-of-way, and title SHORT-TERMDEBT.--Interest-bearingdebt search and similar activity associated with the payable within one year from date of issue, such purchase transactions. as bond anticipation notes, bank loans, and tax anticipation note s and warrants. Include s obli- REVENUE.--All amounts of money received gations having no fixed maturity date if payable by a government from external sources--net of from a tax levied for collection in the year of refunds and other correcting transactions- -other their is suance. thanfrom issuance of debt, liquidation ofinvest- menrs , and as agency and private trust trans- SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.--Compulsory con- actions. Note that revenue excludes noncash tributions collected from owners of property transactions such as receipt of services, com- benefited by specifi c: public Irnpz ove me nt s modities, or other "receipts in kmd,!' (street paving, sidewalks, sewer lines, etc.) to defray the cost of such improvements (either SALE OF PROPERTY.--Sale of real property cj.irectly or through payment of debt service on and improvements. Excludes sale of securities indebtedness incurred to finance the improve- and sale of commodities, equipment, and other ments) and apportioned according to the assumed personal property. benefits to the property affected by the improvements. SALES AND GROSS RECEIPT3 TAXES.-- 'Iaxes , including "licenses" at more than nominal TAXES.--Compulsory contributions exacted rates, based on volume or value of transfers of by a government for public purposes, except goods or services, upon gross receipts there- employee and employer assessments for retire- from, or upon gross income, and related taxes ment and social insurance purposes, which are based upon use, storage, production [other than classified as insurance trust revenue. All tax severance of natural re source s), importation, revenue is classified as general revenue and or consumption of goods. Dealer discounts or comprises amounts received (mr.luding interest "commissions" allowed to merchants for collec- and penalties but excluding protested amounts tion of taxes from consumers are excluded. and refunds) from all taxes imposed by a gov- ernment. Note that city tax revenue excludes any amounts from shares of State -Impose d-cand-, General sales or gross receipts taxes.-- collected taxes, which are classified as inter- Sales or gross receipts taxes which are appli- governmental revenue. cable with only specified exceptions to all types of goods, all types of goods and service s , or all UTILITY.-.,A municipally owned and operated gross income, whether at a single rate or at water supply, electric light and power, gas sup- classified rates. Taxes imposed distinctively ply, or transit system. City revenue, expend- upon sales of or gross receipts from selected iture, and debt relating to utility facilitie s leased commodities, services, or businesses are re- to other governments or persons, and other ported separately under categories listed below. commercial-type activities of city governments, such as port facilitie s, airports, housing proj- Selective sales and gross receipts taxes. -- ects' radio stations, steam plants, ferries, Sales and gross receipts taxes lmposedon sales abattoirs, etc., are classified as general- of particular commodities or services or gross government activities. II \\ tl Definitions of Selected Terms 75 \. rr-.J UTILITY DEBT.--Debt originally issued UTILITY REVENUE.--Revenue from sale of !f specifically to finance city-owned and operated utility commodities and services to the public ,\ water, electric, gas, or transit utilityfacilities. and to other governments. Does not include II amounts from sale s to the parent city. Also UTILITY EXPENDITURE. --Expenditure for excludes income from utility fund investments Ii construction or acquisition of utility facilities and from other nonoperating properties (treated ft or equipment, for productlon and distribution of as general revenue). Any revenue from taxes, utilLty commodities and services (except those special assessments, and fiscal aid is classified ij furnished to parent city) and for interest on as general revenue--not utility revenue. utility debt. Does not include expenditure in connection with administration of utility debt VENDORPAYMENTS.--See Public Welfare. and inve stments (treated as general expenditure) and the cost of providing serv rce s to the parent WATER TRANSPORT AND TERMINALS.-- city government (such costs, when identifiable, Provision, operation, and support of canals and are treated as expenditure for the function other waterways, harbors, docks, wharves, and served). other related tezrntna.l facilities.