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City Of Elko Quarterly Statement of Revenues and Expenses In accordance with NRS 268.030, the City of Elko hereby publishes notice of the following receipts and disbursements for the period July 1, 2019 through September 30, 2019: Total Receipts $12,030,227.02 Total Disbursements $ 8,460,968.55 Detail relating to the individual financial transactions for this reporting period is available upon request by contacting the City of Elko City Clerk’s Office by one of the following methods: In writing to 1751 College Avenue, Elko, NV 89801; by phone at (775) 777-7126; or, in person at City Hall located at 1751 College Avenue. A listing of disbursements is available on the City of Elko’s website at http://www.elkocity.com. Reece Keener, Mayor Attest: /s/ Kelly Wooldridge City Clerk Publish: Elko Daily Free Press – October 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 2019 City of Elko Quarterly Revenues for the Quarter Ending 09/30/2019 Account Taxes Ad Valorem Totals $998,110.95 Account Licenses & Permits Business Licenses Totals $122,617.61 Account Licenses & Permits Liquor Licenses Totals $36,755.10 Account Licenses & Permits Gambling Licenses Totals $52,087.00 Account Franchise Fees Natural Gas Totals $68,268.05 Account Franchise Fees Electric Power Totals $77,742.33 Account Franchise Fees Geothermal Energy Totals $599.79 Account Franchise Fees Telephone Totals $20,968.35 Account Franchise Fees Water / Sewer R-O-W Toll Totals $61,871.33 Account Franchise Fees Beehive Broadband Totals $104.88 Account Other Permits Dog Licenses Totals $1,265.00 Account Other Permits Bicycle Licenses Totals $1.00 Account Other Permits Building Permits Totals $78,726.85 Account Federal Grants LEO Reimbursements Totals $5,520.00 Account Federal Grants SAFER - Fire Coord Totals $18,124.00 Account State Grants Ballistic Vest Grant Totals $2,735.75 Account State Grants JAG Grants Totals $9,725.00 Account State Shared Revenues Cigarette Tax Totals $16,047.17 Account State Shared Revenues Liquor Tax Totals $6,704.50 Account State Shared Revenues BCCRT Totals $634,602.06 Account State Shared Revenues SCCRT Totals $2,288,659.50 Account State Shared Revenues Real Property Transfer Tax Totals $98,058.60 Account State Shared Revenues Government Services Tax (MVPT) Totals $463,599.16 Account State Shared Revenues $1.75 Fuel Tax Totals $46,714.83 Account State Shared Revenues $2.35 Fuel Tax Totals $84,086.51 Account State Shared Revenues 1 Cent Co Option Fuel Tax Totals $43,387.09 Account Local Shared Revenues County Gaming Tax Totals $36,427.50 Account Local Shared Revenues Court Adm Assessments Totals $868.00 Account General Government Zoning Fees Totals $8,125.00 Account General Government Storm Water Mgmt Fees Totals $32,090.90 Account Public Safety Street Lighting Fees Totals $68,425.62 Account Public Safety Plan Check Fees Totals $47,540.14 Account Public Safety Fingerprinting Fees Totals $3,480.25 Account Public Safety Prostitution Fees Totals $4,000.00 Account Public Safety Insurance Fees Totals $4,247.85 Account Public Safety Work Cards Totals $4,843.00 Account Public Safety Fire Department Fees Totals $9,993.69 Account Public Safety Ambulance Fees Totals $1,273.87 Account Health Cemetery Sales of Plots Totals $3,600.00 Account Health Cemetery Grave Openings Totals $3,025.00 Account Health Animal Shelter Fees Totals $1,880.00 Account Health Animal Pickup Fees Totals $8,555.00 Account Health Animal Adoption Fees Totals $8,924.50 Account Health Animal Surrender Fees Totals $2,110.00 Account Health Animal Shelter Misc Fees Totals $541.00 Account Culture & Recreation Swimming Pool Daily Fees Totals $43,708.25 Account Culture & Recreation Pool Lesson & Exercise Fees Totals $17,931.50 Account Culture & Recreation Park Concession Rentals Totals $650.00 Account Culture & Recreation Park Use Fees Totals $18,747.66 City of Elko Quarterly Revenues for the Quarter Ending 09/30/2019 Account Court Fines Municipal Court Fines Totals $21,929.00 Account Court Fines Forensic Service Fees Totals $780.00 Account Court Fines Bail Bond Fees Totals $250.00 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $13,271.92 Account Reimbursements Street Cut Revenue Totals $225.00 Account Reimbursements Veterinarian SVC Reimbursement Totals $2,656.76 Account Reimbursements Elko County School District SRO Totals $47,209.98 Account Contributions / Donations Private Donations Totals $200.00 Account Contributions / Donations Animal Shelter Donations Totals $864.56 Account Contributions / Donations Spay/Neuter Clinic Donations Totals $3,335.00 Account Contributions / Donations A/S Critical Care Donations Totals $567.00 Account Other Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Revenues Totals $15,192.98 Account Other Miscellaneous Vending Machine Revenue Totals $4,130.00 Account Other Miscellaneous Barricade Rental Totals $750.00 Account Other Miscellaneous Cash Over / Short Totals $8.59 Fund General Fund Totals $5,679,441.93 Account Transient Lodging Taxes Room Taxes Totals $1,322,636.77 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $28,448.69 Account Contributions / Donations Private Donations Totals $780.00 Account Other Miscellaneous Late Penalties Totals $5,358.30 Fund Recreation Fund Totals $1,357,223.76 Account Culture & Recreation Fun Factory Fees Totals $21,198.05 Account Culture & Recreation Special Events Fees Totals $2,511.00 Account Culture & Recreation Girls Little League Fees Totals $220.00 Account Culture & Recreation Soccer Players Fees Totals $7,290.00 Account Culture & Recreation Jr. Football League Fees Totals $3,560.00 Account Culture & Recreation Elko Softball Association Fees Totals $11,350.00 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $790.08 Account Other Miscellaneous Softball Concession Revenue Totals $7,498.25 Fund Youth Recreation Totals $54,417.38 Account Local Shared Revenues Court Adm Assessments Totals $1,180.00 Fund Municipal Court Adm Assess Bldg Totals $1,180.00 Account State Grants Narcotics Task Force Grant Totals $11,551.56 Account Contributions / Donations Private Donations Totals $4,000.00 Account Other Miscellaneous ECNU - RX Drug Diversion Totals $700.00 Fund Narcotics Task Force Totals $16,251.56 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $9,529.50 Fund Revenue Stabilization Totals $9,529.50 Account Taxes Ad Valorem Totals $119,115.09 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $4,716.98 Fund Elko Redevelopment Agency Totals $123,832.07 Account Taxes Ad Valorem Totals $252,449.74 Account Franchise Fees Electric Power Totals $38,871.17 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $3,144.72 Account Land Sales Land Sales Totals $23,450.60 Fund Capital Construction Totals $317,916.23 Account Taxes Capital Projects Totals $82,661.86 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $5,621.86 Fund Ad Valorem Capital Projects Totals $88,283.72 City of Elko Quarterly Revenues for the Quarter Ending 09/30/2019 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $72.24 Fund Public Improvement Totals $72.24 Account Taxes Ad Valorem Totals $113,862.65 Account State Shared Revenues BCCRT Totals $21,712.05 Account State Shared Revenues SCCRT Totals $78,286.83 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $5,184.59 Account Other Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Revenues Totals $3,500.00 Fund Capital Equipment Totals $222,546.12 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $1,526.88 Fund Facility Improvement Totals $1,526.88 Account Taxes Ad Valorem Totals $132,829.10 Account Local Shared Revenues County RTC Fuel Tax Totals $124,880.59 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $4,081.20 Fund Debt Service Totals $261,790.89 Account Sanitation Water User Fees Totals $905,136.01 Account Sanitation Water Connection Fees Totals $69,106.32 Account Sanitation Water Meter Fees Totals $10,010.00 Account Sanitation Water Tap Fees Totals $545.81 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $36,816.82 Account Rentals & Leases Water Land Lease Totals $7,418.45 Account Other Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Revenues Totals $604.60 Account Other Miscellaneous Late Penalties Totals $14,378.03 Fund Water Enterprise Totals $1,044,016.04 Account Sanitation Sewer User Fees Totals $748,567.06 Account Sanitation Sewer C/I Fees Totals $822,917.23 Account Sanitation Septic Tank Receiving Fees Totals $69,928.15 Account Sanitation Sewer Connection Fees Totals $64,931.20 Account Sanitation Reuse Water Fees Totals $600.00 Account Sanitation Water / Sewer Testing Fees Totals $3,267.00 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $67,451.64 Account Other Miscellaneous Late Penalties Totals $13.13 Fund Sewer Enterprise Totals $1,777,675.41 Account Franchise Fees Solid Waste Disposal Totals $8,925.00 Account Sanitation Landfill User Fees Totals $553,140.39 Account Interest Interest Income Totals $9,019.57 Account Other Miscellaneous Late Penalties Totals $303.62 Account Other Miscellaneous Recycling Revenue Totals $5,650.88 Fund Landfill Enterprise Totals $577,039.46 Account Federal Grants AIP Grant 49 Totals $11,662.00 Account State Shared Revenues State Aviation Fuel Tax Totals $2,584.64 Account Local Shared Revenues Local Aviation Fuel Tax Totals $4,344.91 Account Airport Landing Fees Totals $23,532.80 Account Airport Parking Fees Totals $38,652.00 Account Airport Weather Data Service Fees Totals $1,000.00 Account Airport Airport I.D. 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    CELEBRITY SPOTLIGHTS POPPY MONTGOMERY THE STORY! BROOKE SHIELDS ELIZABETH BLAU LILY JAMES GEOFFREY ZAKARIAN Brandon Routh stars in “DC’s Legends of WHAT'S FOR Tomorrow,” premiering Thursday on The CW. DINNER Featuring: “Junk Food Flip” FEATURED STORIES EXCLUSIVE! “Billions” “Mercy Street” PROFILED “Angie Tribeca” ATHLETE MOVIES TO KENNEDY WATCH MEEKS And so much more! Connect to these shows within this magazine! FOLIO Courtesy of Gracenote January 17 - 23, 2016 What’s C HOT this Week! Click to jump to these contents featured sections! YOURTVLINK “BIllIONS” CELEBRITY Emmy winners Paul Giamatti and 4 POppY MONTGOMERY Damian Lewis square off. “Unforgettable” star’s history with the show is easy to remember 5 BROOKE SHIELDS “Flower Shop Mystery” star is looking to have some fun 6 ELIZABETH BLAU Blau has an eye for talent 8 LILY JAMES “Downton Abbey” alum “MERCY Street” moves on to “War & A love letter to valiant early Peace” nurses 9 GEOffREY ZAKARIAN Getting to know the Iron “ANGIE TRIBECa” Chef ‘Angie’ says silly things with a straight face 17 FOOD 7 “JUNK FOOD FLIP” Fewer calories, greater enjoyment THE STORY! SPORTS “DC’S LEGENDS OF 18-19 KENNEDY MEEKS TOMORROW” Kennedy Meeks and the ‘Legends’ versus evil North Carolina Tar Heels chase another title MOVIES IN EVERY ISSUE REALITY 20-21 Featuring: Theatrical 22-23 Featuring: Our top “PLANET PRIMETIME” Review, Our top DVD pick, 16 suggested programs to watch ‘Planet’ of pain and Coming Soon on DVD. this week! Page 2 YOUR TV LINK Courtesy of Gracenote January 17 - 23, 2016 Editor's choice STORY S ‘Legends’ band together to save humanity in new CW series BY GEORGE DICKIE It’s 2166 and immortal evil madman Vandal Savage is about to achieve his goal of the total annihilation of humanity.