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CITY OF MIAM - FY 2024-25
December 2024 Projections
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GENERAL FUND - REVENUES
Property Taxes
FY 2024-25
Adopted Budget
FY 2024-25
Year -to -Date
Actual
FY 2024-25
Year -End
Projection
$ 570,883,000
FY 2024-25 Year -
End Projection
to Budget
$ 18 370 000,
$ 589,253,000
$ 445,397,522
Franchise Fees/Other Taxes
156,298,000
17,715,926
149 835 001
6 463 000,
Interest
17,363,000
6,526,323
27 956 001
10 593 001
Transfer- In
7,457,000
1,902,497
42 839 001
35 382 001
Fines & Forfeitures
7,379,000
984,692
6 934 000
445 000,
Intergovernmental Revenues
107,933,000
24,280,593
106 221 001
1 712 000,
Licenses and Permits
101,281,000
37,730,533
102 805 001
1 524 001
Other Revenues (Inflows)
38,695,000
1,520,852
6 474 000
32 221 000,
Charges for Services
141 142 000
55 988 072
149 1 001
8 575 001
Total
$ 1,166,801,000
$ 592,047,010
$ 1,163,664,000
$ (3,137,000)
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GENERAL FUND - EXPENDITURES
Personnel
FY 2024-25
Adopted Budget
FY 2024-25
Year -to -Date
Actual
$ 386,566,107
FY 2024-25
Year -End
Projection
$ 849,455,000
FY 2024-25 Year -
End Projection
to Budget
$ (4,997,000)
$ 844,458,000
Operating Expense
225,123,000
112,399,064
227,665,000
(2,542,000)
Capital Outlay
1,767,000
(1,515)
1,727,000
40,000
Non -Operating
Expenses
18,623,000
1,774,989
5,954,000
12,669,000
Transfers - Out
76,830,000
76,639,175
76,857,000
(27,000)
Total
$ 1,166,801,000
$ 577,377,820
$ 1,161,658,000
$ 5,143,000
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INTERNAL SERVICE FUND
FY 2024-25 FY 2024-25 FY 2024-25 FY 2024-25 Year -
Adopted Budget Year -to -Date Year -End End Projection
Actual Projection to Budget
Revenues:
Other Revenues (Inflows)
139,807,000
131,411,792
139,802,000
(5,000
Charges for Services
82,000
16,056
69,000
(13,000
Total
$ 139,889,000
$ 131,427,848
$ 139,871,000
$ 18,000
Expenditures:
Innovation Technology
18,745,000
7,737,353
17,711,000
1,034,000
Risk Management
121,144,000
27,139,325
121,231,000
(87,000)
Total
$ 139,889,000
$ 34,876,678
$ 138,942,000
$ 947,000
Revenues Over/(Under)
Expenditures
$ -
$ 96,551,170
$ 929,000
SUMMARY
*Includes $5 million of
Contingency Reserve.
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Projected Revenues
$1,163,664,000
Projected Expenditures
1,161,658,000
Revenues Over/(Under) Expenditures
2,006.000
Internal Service Fund (ISF) Net Year -End
Surplus/(Deficit)
929,000
Net Year -End All Funds
Surplus/(Deficit)
2,.935,000
Net Year -End Building Fund (Reserve)
(12,135,000)
Transportation Trust Fund
10,000,000
Net Year -End General Fund*
S5,070,000
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December 2024 Projections
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FY 2024-25 Year -to -Date Budget -to -Actual Performance and
Preliminary Projections - December 2024
This is the first projection for the new fiscal year based on the city's revenues and
expenditures at the closing of the books for December 2024. The projection will be presented
at the City Commission meeting on January 23, 2025. This projection is preliminary and
expected to change as more data is collected and analyzed through the remainder of the
fiscal year.
The books for December were closed on January 10, 2025. This marks the end of the third
month of the fiscal year and the end of the first quarter of the current fiscal year; therefore,
if revenues and expenditures were evenly spread throughout the year (they normally are not),
we would expect to see about 25 percent of the budget spent and 25 percent of budgeted
revenues achieved. Please refer to the attached revenue, expenditure, and internal service
fund reports for additional details.
Currently, overall projected revenues minus projected expenditures are trending toward a
surplus of $5.1 million in the General Fund. This includes a projected surplus of $929,000
from the Internal Service Fund, a deficit of $12.1 million in the Building Fund, and $10.0 million
in the Transportation Trust Fund. It's important to highlight that the insurance line item within
the Internal Service Fund is subject to unpredictability and fluctuations. Considering the
potential volatility of claims is crucial when projecting, given its impact on the overall
estimation. The projected surplus also includes $5.0 million for the "contingency reserve"
that the city must set aside according to the Financial Integrity Principles.
General Fund Revenues
Overall actual revenues received year-to-date in the General Fund through December 2024
($592.0 million) were $72.3 million higher than the revenues received during the same period
last fiscal year ($519.7 million). This represents approximately 51 percent of general fund
budgeted revenues already collected this year. As of the end of December 2024, the city's
overall projected revenues in the General Fund are expected to be lower than budgeted by
$3.1 million.
General Fund Expenditures
Overall actual expenditures year-to-date in the General Fund through December 2024
($577.4 million) were $139.5 million higher than the expenditures incurred during the same
period last year ($437.9 million). This represents approximately 49 percent of the general
fund budget spent this fiscal year. As of the end of December 2024, the city's overall
projected expenditures are expected to be lower than budgeted by $5.1 million.
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Departments Projected to Go Over Budget
• The Department of Human Services is expected to exceed its adopted budget by
$668,000. This is mainly due to the Professional Services line item.
• The Department of Resilience and Public Works is expected to exceed its adopted
budget by $495,000. This is mainly due to Overtime.
• The Department of Capital Improvements is expected to exceed its adopted
budget by $180,000. This is mainly due to Regular Salaries and Wages
• The Fire -Rescue Department is expected to exceed its adopted budget by $9.0
million. This is mainly due to Regular Salaries & Wages exceeding its budget by an
estimated $4.5 million, Overtime by $1.9 million, FICA Taxes by $259,000, Insurance
Trust Fund by $1.6 million, and Advances State Share by $797,000.
• The Police Department is expected to exceed its adopted budget by $6.3 million.
This is mainly due to Overtime exceeding its budget by an estimated $5.8 million.
Variables
It is to be noted that the FY 2024-25 Adopted Budget for the General Fund is $1.167 billion,
and the target projection variance is to stay within one to two percent. Below are some
variables that will have an impact on future end -of -year projections:
The adoption of the Mid -Year Budget Amendment, Floor Amendments, currently
unbudgeted items, City Commission directives, and/or any increases to current city
services.
Any changes in the Internal Service Fund (ISF) particularly related to health care,
workers' compensation costs, and insurance liability.
Any changes with one-time reimbursements, reclassifications, third -party insurance
refunds, and settlements.
These items will remain volatile through the end of the fiscal year, and any significant changes
will impact revenues and expenditures and change the current projection.
Should you have questions about the attached reports, please contact OMB at 305-416-1585
or email Mgouin@miamigov.com.