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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2016 08-08 City Council Workshop PacketPPLLEEAASSEE NNOOTTEE SSTTAARRTT TTIIMMEE RULES OF CIVILITY FOR THE CITY COUNCIL, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND OUR COMMUNITY Following are rules of civility the City of Maplewood expects of everyone appearing at Council Meetings - elected officials, staff and citizens. It is hoped that by following these simple rules, everyone’s opinions can be heard and understood in a reasonable manner. We appreciate the fact that when appearing at Council meetings, it is understood that everyone will follow these principles: Speak only for yourself, not for other council members or citizens - unless specifically tasked by your colleagues to speak for the group or for citizens in the form of a petition. Show respect during comments and/or discussions, listen actively and do not interrupt or talk amongst each other. Be respectful of the process, keeping order and decorum. Do not be critical of council members, staff or others in public. Be respectful of each other’s tim e keeping remarks brief, to the point and non-repetitive. AGENDA MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MANAGER WORKSHOP 5:00 P.M. Monday, August 08, 2016 City Hall, Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER B. ROLL CALL C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA D. UNFINISHED BUSINESS None E. NEW BUSINESS 1. Commissioner Interviews 2. Presentation of 2017 General Budget Overview 3. Presentation of Proposed 2017 Executive/Legislative Budget 4. Presentation of Proposed 2017 IT Department Budget 5. Presentation of Proposed 2017 Finance Department Budget F. ADJOURNMENT THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK MEMORANDUM TO: Melinda Coleman, City Manager FROM: Lois Knutson, Senior Administrative Assistant DATE: August 3, 2016 SUBJECT: Commission & Board Interviews Introduction The City Council will be conducting interviews of three candidates for openings on the Planning Commission and the Housing & Economic Development Commission. Currently there is one opening on the Planning Commission and one opening on the Housing & Economic Development Commission. The openings are due to resignations and term expirations. Budget Impact None. Recommendation Staff recommends that the Council interview the candidates as indicated in the schedule below. The suggested questions will be submitted under separate cover to the Council. During the interview process, Council Members should fill out their ballots. Once the Interview has concluded, Council Members should submit their ballots to staff, which will be tallied with the results brought back to the Council during the following regular meeting with a recommendation for appointment. Time Candidate Commission 5:00 pm John Eads Planning Commission 5:10 pm Patricia Krageland Housing & Economic Development Commission 5:20 pm Benosi Maduka Planning Commission Housing & Economic Development Commission Attachments 1. Candidate Applications E1 Workshop Packet Page Number 1 of 67 E1, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 2 of 67 E1, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 3 of 67 E1, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 4 of 67 E2 MEMORANDUM TO: Melinda Coleman, City Manager FROM: Ellen Paulseth, Finance Director DATE: August 8, 2016 SUBJECT: Presentation of 2017 General Budget Overview Introduction The City is required to file a proposed property tax levy for fiscal year 2017 with Ramsey County in September of 2016. The final 2017 tax levy must be adopted in December of 2016. The City Council may decrease the proposed tax levy prior to final adoption, but may not increase the proposed levy after it is filed with the County. The city manager, finance staff, and department heads have been actively engaged in planning and developing the 2017 operating and capital budgets. Budget Planning Department Heads, along with the City Manager and Finance Director have been focused on balancing the need to control or reduce costs with maintaining or increasing existing levels of service. Specific challenges for 2017 include funding body cameras, increases in dispatching contracts and prosecution services, a new comprehensive plan, a potential 2017 special election, equipment needs, and restructuring internal charges. Department Heads are continuing to work on the development of sustainable solutions to structural budget challenges, including addressing issues related to funds with deficit balances. Governmental budgets, in general, are challenging. Because Maplewood is fully developed, it has unique challenges due to limited potential for tax-generating development opportunities. The City’s Budget The primary operating fund of the City is the General Fund. Activities of the General Fund include services such as police, fire, public works, parks maintenance, community development, citizen services and administration. The General Fund budget is financed by the property tax levy and revenues from other sources, such as fees, licenses, permits, fines, charges for services and interest earnings. Expenditures: As noted below, proposed expenditures for 2017 in the General Fund are $863,780 more than the 2016 budget. Workshop Packet Page Number 5 of 67 E2 The primary elements of the increase are as follows:  Wages and Benefits*679,760 Prosecution services increase 35,000  Comprehensive Plan 50,000 Body and squad camera data storage 98,000 Police dispatching contract increase 46,650 Fire dispatching contract with Allina 26,000 Public safety facility assessment 28,000  AED lease 15,800  Turnout gear 10,000 Special election services 10,000 Historical society increased funding 3,000 Cuts in existing expenditure levels (135,000) *A 2.5% COLA increase was calculated on 2017 wages. Election judge wages of $47,900 were included in the event of a special election in 2017. Total FTE’s were increased 2.35 to include: .75 Planner/GIS position, .60 licensing clerk, .40 firefighter/paramedic, and .60 police department support. General Fund Expenditures 2016‐2017 Budget Proposed % Increase 2016 2017 (Decrease) Citizen Services 1,235,080           1,277,890           3.47% Environment & Econ  Development 1,012,650           1,178,460           16.37% Executive 1,098,090           1,144,180           4.20% Finance 702,690               679,000                ‐3.37% Fire 1,931,370           2,040,900           5.67% Legislative 164,090               162,180                ‐1.16% Parks & Recreation 524,650               459,570                ‐12.40% Police 8,550,730           9,079,580           6.18% Public Works 3,786,550           3,847,920           1.62% Transfers Out 28,000                 28,000                 0.00% 19,033,900         19,897,680         4.54% Increase  (Decrease) over Prior Year 863,780                Workshop Packet Page Number 6 of 67 E2 Revenues: General Fund revenues, not including property taxes, are expected to decrease $433,410 compared to 2016, as illustrated below: The primary reason for the decrease in revenues, as shown above, is a reduction in charges for services. Please note that there has been a change in accounting convention, as all internal charges are reflected as Transfers In for 2017 rather than charges for services as reflected in 2016. This change in presentation was made at the request of our auditors and to increase transparency. Overall, internal charges have decreased $473,970. This is due to a reduction in the rate of engineering charges applied to city projects and the elimination of administrative fees charged to deficit funds. We believe that this change will better serve the overall financial health of the City and lower future debt. Property tax revenue for the General Fund is projected to increase 9.6% with this budget. This is not the overall property tax levy increase, only the General Fund portion, which represents 70% of the total tax levy. Property Tax Levy The City’s overall property tax levy will increase by 4.51%, or $891,720 with this budget. This budget accomplishes a number of City initiatives: Increase public safety effectiveness and ensure officer safety with the implementation of body and squad camera and video capabilities, Provides a 2.5% COLA to employees, Provides funding for a new comprehensive plan required by the Met Council, Restructures internal fees and charges aimed at streamlining and reducing debt burden. General Fund Revenues 2016‐2017 % Increase 2016 2017 (Decrease) Property Taxes 13,131,520         14,393,730         9.61% Special Asmts & Other Taxes 64,760                 67,200                 3.77% Licenses & Permits 1,242,340           1,238,600           ‐0.30% Intergovernmental 909,710               946,500               4.04% Charges for Services 3,251,820           1,704,300           ‐47.59% Fines 229,000               225,000                ‐1.75% Interest 121,440               135,000               11.17% Miscellaneous 118,290               113,800                ‐3.80% Transfers  In ‐           1,073,550           N/A 19,068,880         19,897,680         4.35% Non Property Tax  Increase  (Decrease)(433,410)              Workshop Packet Page Number 7 of 67 E2 The overall proposed property tax levy is detailed below: Fund Balance/Reserves In keeping with City Council established priorities, Maplewood has a fund balance of 40% of operating revenues. This level of a fund balance is crucial to the economic health and viability of local units of government. A City’s bond rating is, in part, based on the fund balance or reserves. The fund balance also helps a City manage cash flow and emergency needs. This budget reflects the City’s established goal of 40% of operating revenues in fund balance reserves. Recommendation Staff seeks Council guidance around priorities and considerations for the 2017 budget. The final staff recommendation will be based upon feedback from the Council. Details for potential further cuts will be presented at the workshop. Proposed $ Increase % Increase Levy 2016 Levy 2017 Levy (Decrease) (Decrease) Net Tax Capacity  Levy:   General Fund 13,131,520     14,393,730     1,262,210       9.6%   Debt Service Funds 4,476,760       4,745,506       268,746          6.0%   Special Revenue Funds      Recreation Programs 200,000          200,000          ‐                     0.0%   Capital  Project Funds      CIP Fund 292,660          125,000          (167,660)        ‐57.3%      Police Vehicles  & Equipment 300,000          150,000          (150,000)        ‐50.0%      Fire  Truck Replacement 60,000            60,000            ‐                     0.0%      Building  Replacement 50,000            ‐                     (50,000)          ‐100.0%      Redevelopment 25,000            ‐                     (25,000)          ‐100.0%   Enterprise Funds      Ambulance 310,000          100,000          (210,000)        ‐67.7%      Community  Center 500,000          500,000          ‐                     0.0% Total Net Tax Capacity  Levy 19,345,940     20,274,236     928,296          4.8% Market Value Levy:      Fire  Safety Bonds 316,060          279,484          (36,576)          ‐11.6% Total Market Value Levy 316,060          279,484          (36,576)          ‐11.6% EDA Levy 89,270            89,270            ‐                     0.0% Total City  Levy 19,751,270     20,642,990     891,720          4.51% Workshop Packet Page Number 8 of 67 City of Maplewood 2017 Budget Summary General Fund Date of Adoption: December 12, 2016 General Fund Original Actual Budget Estimated Proposed Budget % 2015 2016 2016 2017 Incr/(Decr) Revenues: Property Taxes $12,275,132 $13,131,520 $12,900,000 $14,393,730 9.61% Other Taxes 76,028 63,960 80,000 66,000 3.19% Special Assessments 1,510 800 1,000 1,200 50.00% Licenses & Permits 1,351,543 1,242,340 1,200,000 1,238,600 -0.30% Intergovernmental 936,437 909,710 935,000 946,500 4.04% Charges for Service 2,878,857 3,251,820 3,250,000 1,704,300 -47.59% Fines & Forfeits 220,951 229,000 225,000 225,000 -1.75% Interest 44,021 121,440 110,000 135,000 11.17% Miscellaneous Revenue 96,219 89,050 95,000 88,800 -0.28% Total Revenues 17,880,699 19,039,640 18,796,000 18,799,130 -1.26% Expenditures: Current Citizen Services 1,176,853 1,235,080 1,219,000 1,277,890 3.47% Environment & Econ Dev 1,067,683 1,012,650 1,013,000 1,178,460 16.37% Executive 989,799 1,098,090 1,081,000 1,144,180 4.20% Finance 698,022 702,690 658,000 679,000 -3.37% Fire 1,843,316 1,931,370 1,897,000 2,040,900 5.67% Legislative 154,906 164,090 161,000 162,180 -1.16% Parks & Recreation 526,431 524,650 524,000 459,570 -12.40% Police 8,072,681 8,550,730 8,460,000 9,079,580 6.18% Public Works 3,559,151 3,786,550 3,590,000 3,847,920 1.62% Total Current Expenditures 18,088,842 19,005,900 18,603,000 19,869,680 4.54% Capital Outlay Parks & Recreation 15,168 - - - N/A Public Works 36,131 - - N/A Total Capital Outlay 51,299 - - - N/A Total Expenditures 18,140,141 19,005,900 18,603,000 19,869,680 4.54% Excess of Revenues Over (259,442) 33,740 193,000 (1,070,550) -3272.94% (Under) Expenditures Other Financing Sources (Uses) Transfers In - - - 1,073,550 0.00% Transfers Out (619,316) (28,000) (28,000) (28,000) 0.00% Sale of General Fixed Assets 220,964 29,240 30,000 25,000 -14.50% Total Other Financing (398,352) 1,240 2,000 1,070,550 86234.68% Sources (Uses) Net Change in Fund Balance (657,794) 34,980 195,000 - Fund Balances: Beginning of Year 8,364,323 7,706,529 7,706,529 7,901,529 End of Year $ 7,706,529 $ 7,741,509 $ 7,901,529 $ 7,901,529 E2 Workshop Packet Page Number 9 of 67 Proposed 2017 Budget WorkshopAugust 8, 2016E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 10 of 67 Strategic PrioritiesFinancial StabilityCoordinated CommunicationEffective GovernanceTargeted RedevelopmentOperational EffectivenessE2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 11 of 67 Overall Proposed Tax LevyProposed Increase % Increase2016 Levy 2017 Levy (Decrease) (Decrease)19,751,270     20,642,990     891,720          4.51%E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 12 of 67 Proposed 2017 Levy by FundProposed $ Increase % IncreaseLevy: 2016 Levy 2017 Levy (Decrease) (Decrease)General Fund 13,131,520 14,393,730 1,262,210 9.6%Debt Service Funds4,476,760 4,745,506 268,746 6.0%Special Revenue Funds 200,000 200,000 - 0.0%Capital Project Funds727,660 335,000 (392,660) -54.0%Enterprise Funds810,000 600,000 (210,000) -25.9%EDA Fund89,270 89,270 - 0.0%Market Value Debt316,060 279,484 (36,576) -11.6%Total City Levy19,751,270 20,642,990 891,720 4.5%E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 13 of 67 General Fund Revenues68.9%0.3%6.5%4.8%17.1%1.2%0.6%0.6%0.0%General Fund 2016 Revenues Property TaxesSpecial Asmts & Other TaxesLicenses & PermitsIntergovernmentalCharges for ServicesFinesInterestMiscellaneousTransfers In72.3%0.3%6.2%4.8%8.6%1.1%0.7%0.6%5.4%General Fund 2017 RevenuesProperty TaxesSpecial Asmts & Other TaxesLicenses & PermitsIntergovernmentalCharges for ServicesFinesInterestMiscellaneousTransfers InE2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 14 of 67 General Fund Revenues Classification% Increase2016 2017 (Decrease)Property Taxes 13,131,520         14,393,730         9.61%Special Asmts & Other Taxes 64,760                 67,200                 3.77%Licenses & Permits1,242,340           1,238,600           ‐0.30%Intergovernmental909,710               946,500               4.04%Charges for Services3,251,820           1,704,300           ‐47.59%Fines229,000               225,000                ‐1.75%Interest121,440               135,000               11.17%Miscellaneous118,290               113,800                ‐3.80%Transfers In‐                            1,073,550           N/A19,068,880         19,897,680         4.35%Non‐property tax revenues decreased 7.3%E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 15 of 67 General Fund Expenditures14,913,620 74.95%801,260 4.03%4,154,800 20.88%28,000 0.14%General Fund 2017 Expenditures by CategoryWages & BenefitsCommoditiesContracted ServicesTransfers Out14,233,860 74.64%845,860 4.44%3,961,390 20.77%28,000 0.15%General Fund 2016 Expenditures by CategoryWages & BenefitsCommoditiesContracted ServicesTransfers OutE2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 16 of 67 General Fund Expenditures (continued)E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 17 of 67 Personnel ChangesChanges include:•GIS Planner position .75•Citizens Services position .60•Firefighter/Paramedic .40•Police Administration .60Total 2.35 FTEE2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 18 of 67 Major Factors in Levy Increase•Increase in prosecution services 35,000•Comprehensive Plan 50,000•Body and squad camera data storage 98,000•2.5% COLA, election and 2.35 FTE’s 679,760•Public safety dispatching increases 72,650•Public safety facility assessment 28,000•Fire equipment 25,800•Debt service increase 232,166E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 19 of 67 Budget Cuts•$270,870 cuts made by City Manager and Finance Director prior to presentation to Council•A 1% decrease in the levy requires additional cuts in the amount of $200,000E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 20 of 67 Additional ConsiderationsSpecial election $60,000Planner/GIS position $57,000 (General Fund portion)Administrative intern $18,500Safety consultant $10,000Body cameras and storage $130,000DMV clerk PT hours $30,500Historical Society increase $3,000E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 21 of 67 Questions?E2, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 22 of 67 MEMORANDUM TO: Melinda Coleman, City Manager FROM: Mike Funk, Assistant City Manager/HR Director DATE: August 3, 2016 SUBJECT: Presentation of Proposed 2017 Executive/Legislative Budget Introduction The Executive Department consists of the following five divisions: Administration, Communications, Human Resources, Legal, and Safety. The proposed expenditures for 2017 are estimated to increase by approximately 30 percent. The Legislative Department consists of the following five divisions: Charitable Gambling, City Council, Human Rights Commission, Maplewood EDA, and Police Civil Service Commission. The proposed expenditures for 2017 are expected to decrease slightly by approximately .6 percent. City Staff will discuss both departments and provide a foundation regarding operations. Background The Communications division is a new addition to the Executive Department budget. As a result, the main reason for the departmental increase of 30 percent is in recognition of personnel costs related to the positions of Communications Manager, Communications Coordinator, and a part-time specialist. While the Communications division is contained within the Executive Department, it is however, not funded through the general fund. Rather the Communications fund is considered a special revenue fund and the costs for the division will be covered/off-set by revenues generated by PEG and Franchise Fees. The other consideration is the proposed increase in prosecution attorney services. Prosecution services are anticipated to increase by $60,210. Staff recognizes this is a significant increase from the previous year, however market research indicated the city of Maplewood has been underpaying for these services as compared to other cities similar in size and level of activity. Also, this budget recognizes the partnership between the City of Maplewood and the Ramsey County Attorney's office regarding the Joint Domestic Abuse Prosecution Enhancement Project. For the Legislative Fund, the increase reflects modest increases in inflation. Budget Impact Information only. E3 Workshop Packet Page Number 23 of 67 Recommendation Information only. Attachments 1. PowerPoint Presentation for Executive Department 2. PowerPoint Presentation for Legislative Department   E3 Workshop Packet Page Number 24 of 67 8/3/2016 1 0 0 Executive Department2017 Budget Presented to Maplewood City Council August 8, 2016 E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 25 of 67 8/3/2016 2 0 Mission Statement •To provide leadership for the effective implementation of policy directions given by they Maplewood City Council to efficiently deliver public services to the citizens of Maplewood. 0 City Organizational Chart E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 26 of 67 8/3/2016 3 0 What We Do? •Leading the organization… Full Time Employees:  151 Part Time Employees:   22 Total  Benefit EE’s         173 Temp/Seasonal/Cas.    241 Total  Staff:                     414 7 Bargaining Units 0 Executive Department Organizational Chart E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 27 of 67 8/3/2016 4 0 Employee Summary Makeup of department: (7.2 FTE) •City Manager •Assistant City Manager / Human Resource Director •Senior Administrative Assistant •Human Resource Coordinator •Human Resource Assistant (.6 FTE) •Communications Manager •Communications Coordinator 0 Personnel *For 2017, the additional 2 FTE assumes a communications manager and a communications coordinator. 2014 ACTUAL 2015 ACTUAL 2016 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2017 ORIGINAL BUDGET 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FTEsE3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 28 of 67 8/3/2016 5 0 2017 Department Objectives •Budget Sustainability •Citizen Engagement‐Racial Equity •Communications •Employee Well ‐Being and Safety •Succession Planning 0 2017 Strategic Initiatives (Action Steps) •Create and Implement Communications Strategy – Coordinated  Communications •Improve Employee Performance Review Process‐Effective  Governance •Launch ‘Maplewood University’ –Effective Governance  •Focus on Gladstone Neighborhood and Rice Street Corridor‐ Targeted  Redevelopment •Implementation of effective Performance Measures –Operational  Effectiveness E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 29 of 67 8/3/2016 6 0 Performance Measures/Key Outputs •Average time to complete the recruitment process (open date to close  date) •Average time to complete the recruitment process (open date to  candidate start date) •Percentage of workforce that represent people of color •Percentage of employee and family member participation in health  assessment •Workers Compensation ratio •Number of Employee Recruitments 0 2017 General Fund Budget E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 30 of 67 8/3/2016 7 0 2017 Total Executive Budget $1,426,420 0 2017 Total Executive Budget $1,426,420 E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 31 of 67 8/3/2016 8 0 2017 Budget Summary by Program 0 2017 Budget Summary by Fund E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 32 of 67 8/3/2016 9 0 2017 Budget Summary by Classification 0 Executive Department2017 Budget •Questions •Comments •Concerns E3, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 33 of 67 8/3/2016 1 0 0 Legislative Department2017 Budget Presented to Maplewood City Council August 8, 2016 E3, Attachment 2 Workshop Packet Page Number 34 of 67 8/3/2016 2 0 Mission Statement •To provide for the establishment of policies and adoption of local laws for the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the City of Maplewood through the City Council, as advised by various commissions and task forces as authorized by ordinance and appointment. 0 Legislative Department Organizational Chart E3, Attachment 2 Workshop Packet Page Number 35 of 67 8/3/2016 3 0 2017 Department Objectives •Financial Sustainability •Coordinated Communication •Effective Governance •Targeted Redevelopment •Operational Effectiveness 0 2017 General Fund Budget E3, Attachment 2 Workshop Packet Page Number 36 of 67 8/3/2016 4 0 2017 Total Legislative Budget $329,760 0 2017 Total Legislative Budget $329,760 E3, Attachment 2 Workshop Packet Page Number 37 of 67 8/3/2016 5 0 2017 Budget Summary by Program 0 2017 Budget Summary by Fund E3, Attachment 2 Workshop Packet Page Number 38 of 67 8/3/2016 6 0 2017 Budget Summary by Classification 0 Legislative Department2017 Budget •Questions •Comments •Concerns E3, Attachment 2 Workshop Packet Page Number 39 of 67 E4 MEMORANDUM TO: Melinda Coleman, City Manager FROM: Mychal Fowlds, IT Director DATE: August 3, 2016 SUBJECT: Presentation of Proposed 2017 IT Department Budget Introduction The IT Departments 2017 budget request totals $766,767, quite similar to the budget for 2016. The department has only minor changes, and they are described below. Background As stated above, the IT Departments 2017 budget requests are fairly similar to previous years. One of the changes from previous years is in personnel. We are in the process of hiring an IT Technician and that position is included in the 2017 budget. Along with that, our former GIS Analyst, Chad Bergo, has moved into his new role as Communications Coordinator. This proposed budget includes funding for 20% of a GIS Analyst/Planner position to fill that void (EEDD & PW propose to fund the additional 80%). These proposed changes equate to almost the exact same Personnel Services budget as in 2016. The only other change of significance in the IT budget is the reduction of Contractual Services. This is due, in large part, to the fact that many Communication based services (website hosting fees, etc.) are now paid for out of the Cable Fund. The changes above result in a proposed 2017 IT budget reduction of 2.6%. Recommendation The proposed 2017 IT Department Budget has been presented for information and discussion purposes. No Council action is required. Attachments 1.IT Department 2017 Budget Slide Presentation Workshop Packet Page Number 40 of 67 8/3/2016 1 0 IT Department2017 Budget Presented to Maplewood City Council August 8, 2016 0 Mission Statement To provide the most effective Information Technology services and support possible to the City of Maplewood staff and citizens. E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 41 of 67 8/3/2016 2 0 City Organizational Chart 0 What We Do? •Provide Technical Assistance (Helpdesk) •Ensure Infrastructure Stability •Assist with Process Improvement •Promote Use of Technology to Gain Efficiencies E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 42 of 67 8/3/2016 3 0 IT Department Organizational Chart 0 Employee Summary Current makeup of department: (4.0 FTE) •IT Director •Network/Systems Engineer •Public Safety IT Technician •IT Technician E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 43 of 67 8/3/2016 4 0 Personnel 3333.2 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 2014 ACTUAL 2015 ACTUAL 2016 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2017 ORIGINAL BUDGET Full Time Equivalents 0 2017 Department Objectives E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 44 of 67 8/3/2016 5 0 2017 Strategic Initiatives •Utilize electronic workflow to increase  department efficiencies •Utilize forms to input workflow •Continue to explore hosted services •Increase training of end‐users •Increase cross‐training 0 Performance Measures/Key Outputs Key Outputs •Number of devices & applications supported •Number of helpdesk tickets Performance Measures •% of helpdesk tickets closed within SLA timeframe •% of internal customers rating services as good or  excellent •% of uptime for core applications/infrastructure E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 45 of 67 8/3/2016 6 0 2017 Budget 0 2017 Budget Summary by Fund 2014 2015 2016 2017 PERCENT ORIGINAL OVER(UNDER) Total By Fund ACTUAL ACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET 2015 BUDGET Information Technology Fund 745,971 749,297 787,200 766,767 (2.6)% Totals $745,971 $749,297 $787,200 $766,767 (2.6)% E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 46 of 67 8/3/2016 7 0 2017 IT Budget Summary by Classification $766,767 Personnel Services 49.3%Commodities 12.5% Contractual Services 33.7% Capital Outlay and Depreciation 4.5% Total By Classification 0 2017 Budget Requests 2016 Budget Proposed 2017  Budget Personnel Services $375,530 $377,883 Commodities $99,800 $95,650 Contractual Services $288,410 $258,677 Depreciation $22,870 $34,557 Other $590 $0 Total $787,200 $766,767 E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 47 of 67 8/3/2016 8 0 IT Department2017 Budget •Questions •Comments •Concerns E4, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 48 of 67 E5 MEMORANDUM To: Melinda Coleman, City Manager From: Joe Rueb, Accounting Supervisor Ellie Paulseth, Finance Director Date: July 5, 2016 Subject: Presentation of Proposed 2017 Finance Department Budget Highlights of 2017 Budget Requests: The Finance Department 2017 budget request is $679,000 which is a 3.37% decrease from the original 2016 budget. All of it is financed by the General Fund. The breakdown by program is as follows: 1. Administration program expenditures are anticipated to decrease from the original 2016 Budget by 0.96% or $3,290. Personnel services have decreased by 4.2% or $9,270. Contractual services have increased by 4.1% or $4,880. 2. Total Finance Services program expenditures are anticipated to decrease from the original 2016 Budget by 5.7% or $20,400. Personal services have increased by 3.3% or $10,520 and contractual services increased by 12.6% or $1,080. Internal investment management fees of $32,000 were eliminated. The largest expenditure category in the 2017 budget request is personal services at $539,400. This amount along with internal I.T. charges of $48,640 is 87% of the total request. Workshop Packet Page Number 49 of 67 E5 Breakdown of 2017 Operating Budget by Program: PROGRAM 2016 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2017 DEPT. REQUEST PERCENT CHANGE OVER 2016 ORIGINAL BUDGET Administration $344,200 $340,910 (0.96%) Finance Services 358,490 338,090 (5.69) TOTALS $702,690 $679,000 (3.37%) JUSTIFICATION FOR NEW PERSONNEL: No new personnel included in budget request. CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUESTS: None. ORGANIZATION CHART: No changes. Workshop Packet Page Number 50 of 67 0E5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 51 of 67 0Finance Department2017 BudgetPresented to Maplewood City CouncilAugust 8, 2016E5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 52 of 67 0Mission StatementTo provide quality financial services and to maintainthe City’s financial health and stability.E5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 53 of 67 0City Organizational ChartE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 54 of 67 0What We Do?•Managing City Finances…$35M City Budget$70M Debt Portfolio$70M Total ExpendituresE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 55 of 67 0Finance Department Organizational ChartE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 56 of 67 0Employee SummaryCurrent makeup of department: (4.75 FTE)•Finance Director•Accounting Supervisor•Accountant .5 (budgeted 4.75)•Accounting Technician•Payroll TechnicianE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 57 of 67 0PersonnelE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 58 of 67 02017 Department ObjectivesMaintain highest quality financial reportingMaintain AA+ bond ratingAdequately plan for future capital investmentStreamline processes and improve efficienciesAlign investment portfolio with financial obligationsE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 59 of 67 02017 Strategic Initiatives (Action Steps)E5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 60 of 67 0Performance Measures/Key OutputsBond RatingInvestment Portfolio PerformanceGFOA Financial Reporting Program AwardsLong Term Financial Planning OutcomesE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 61 of 67 02017 City BudgetE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 62 of 67 02017 Budget$679,000E5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 63 of 67 02017 Budget Summary by Fund•$679,000 Finance Budget, all included in General Fund budget of $19,869,680E5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 64 of 67 02017 Budget Summary by ProgramE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 65 of 67 02017 Budget Summary by ClassificationE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 66 of 67 0Finance Department2017 Budget•Questions•Comments •ConcernsE5, AttachmentWorkshop Packet Page Number 67 of 67