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CITY COUNTY COUNCIL                                                        PROPOSAL NO. 285, 2012
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS-MARION COUNTY, INDIANA

INTRODUCED: 08/13/2012

REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance, Metropolitan and Economic Development, Parks and
Recreation, Public Safety and Criminal Justice, and Public Works Committees

SPONSOR: Councillor Lewis

DIGEST: adopts the annual budget for the City of Indianapolis and Marion County for 2013

SOURCE:
Initiated by: Office of Finance and Management
Drafted by: Office of Finance and Management

LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADOPTION:                                     PROPOSED EFFECTIVE DATE:
Published Notice of Public Hearing                                   Adoption and approvals
Subject to approval or veto by Mayor

GENERAL COUNSEL APPROVAL: _________________________________                    Date: August 13, 2012
CITY-COUNTY FISCAL ORDINANCE NO                                          , 2012
                                                     Proposal No. 285, 2012

A FISCAL ORDINANCE adopting the City-County Annual Budget for 2013, appropriating amounts
necessary to defray expenses for the operation of every facet of government of the Consolidated City of
Indianapolis and of Marion County, for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending
December 31, 2013, establishing the method of financing such expenses by allocating anticipated
revenues and expenses, establishing salaries, wages and compensation rates and limitations for the
purpose of raising revenue to meet the necessary expenses of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and
of Marion County government and its institutions for the calendar year 2013.

Table of Contents



ARTICLE ONE. ANNUAL BUDGET AND TAX LEVIES FOR THE CONSOLIDATED CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY, INDIANA .............................................................. 7
SECTION 1.01 Consolidated City Appropriations for 2013. .....................................................................................7
  a)     City-County Council ....................................................................................................................................... 7
  b)     Executive Department ................................................................................................................................... 7
  c)     Telecom & Video Services Agency ................................................................................................................. 8
  d)     Department of Metropolitan Development .................................................................................................. 8
  e)     Department of Public Works ......................................................................................................................... 8
  f)     Department of Public Safety ......................................................................................................................... 9
  g)     Department of Parks and Recreation .......................................................................................................... 10
  h)     Department of Code Enforcement .............................................................................................................. 10

SECTION 1.02             Appropriations for City Sinking Funds for 2013 .............................................................................10

SECTION 1.03             City Revenue Service Debt Fund. ....................................................................................................10

SECTION 1.04 Marion County: Constitutional Officers -Appropriations...............................................................11
  a)     County Auditor ............................................................................................................................................ 11
  b)     County Coroner ........................................................................................................................................... 11
  c)     County Recorder.......................................................................................................................................... 11
  d)     County Treasurer ......................................................................................................................................... 11
  e)     County Surveyor .......................................................................................................................................... 11

SECTION 1.05 Marion County: Administrative Offices – Appropriations .............................................................12
  a)     County Election Board ................................................................................................................................. 12
  b)     Voters’ Registration ..................................................................................................................................... 12
  c)     County Assessor........................................................................................................................................... 12
  d)     Cooperative Extension Service .................................................................................................................... 12
  e)     Information Services Agency ....................................................................................................................... 12

SECTION 1.06 Marion County: Judicial Department - Appropriations..................................................................13
  a)     Clerk of the Circuit Court ............................................................................................................................. 13
  b)     Marion County Public Defender Agency ..................................................................................................... 13
  c)     Prosecuting Attorney................................................................................................................................... 13
  d)     Prosecutor's Child Support IV-D Agency...................................................................................................... 13
  e)     Circuit Court................................................................................................................................................. 13

SECTION 1.07 Marion County: Law Enforcement and Corrections - Appropriations ...........................................14
  a)     Forensic Services Agency............................................................................................................................. 14
  b)     County Sheriff .............................................................................................................................................. 14
  c)     Community Corrections............................................................................................................................... 15
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ARTICLE TWO. MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL ESTIMATED REVENUES FOR THE
CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ..................................... 16
SECTION 2.01 Allocation and Estimates of Miscellaneous Revenues of the Consolidated City. .........................16
  a)     CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (15000) .................................................................................................... 16
  b)     TRANSPORTATION GENERAL FUND. (15150) .............................................................................................. 18
  c)     PARK GENERAL FUND. (15200) .................................................................................................................... 19
  d)     REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND. (15300) ............................................................................................... 20
  e)     SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND. (15350) .................................................................... 21
  f)     SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND. (15400)...................................................................................................... 22
  g)     CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - City. (15550) .................................................................... 23
  h)     IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND. (15600) ...................................................................................... 24
  i)     PARKING METER FUND. (25000) ................................................................................................................. 25
  j)     STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND. (25100) ................................................................................................ 25
  k)     FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND. (25200) ............................................................................................ 26
  l)     DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND - City. (26001) .......................................................................................... 26
  m)     PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND. (25300) .............................................................................................. 27
  n)     P.I.L.O.T. DEBT SERVICE FUND. (35000) ...................................................................................................... 27
  o)     FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35100) ................................................................................... 28
  p)     METROPOLITAN THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35200) ........................................................ 28
  q)     METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35300) ........................................................................... 29
  r)     PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS SINKING FUND - CITY. (35400) ........................................................... 29
  s)     CITY GENERAL SINKING FUND. (35500) ....................................................................................................... 30
  t)     REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35600) .................................................................................. 30
  u)     REVENUE BONDS. (35800) ........................................................................................................................... 31
  v)     SANITATION REVENUE BONDS FUND. (36000) ........................................................................................... 31
  w)     ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS. (35900) .............................................................................. 32
  x)     SANITARY DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (36100)............................................................................................... 32
  y)     CONSOLIDATED COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND - City. (45000)............................. 33
  z)     CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45612) ....................................................................... 34
  aa)    FIRE CUMULATIVE CAPITAL FUND. (46501) ................................................................................................ 35
  bb)    STORM WATER MANAGEMENT UTILITY FUND. (15700) ............................................................................. 36
  cc)    POLICE PENSION FUND. (86100) ................................................................................................................. 36
  dd)    FIRE PENSION FUND. (86200) ...................................................................................................................... 37
  ee)    PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND – City (15651) .......................................................... 37
  ff)    E-911 – City (15652) .................................................................................................................................... 38

SECTION 2.02 Allocations and Estimates of Miscellaneous Revenues of Marion County. ..................................39
  a)     COUNTY GENERAL FUND. (10100)............................................................................................................... 39
  b)     PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND - County. (20152)..................................................... 40
  c)     MARION COUNTY 911 FUND - County. (20151) .......................................................................................... 40
  d)     PROPERTY REASSESSMENT FUND. (20001) ................................................................................................. 41
  e)     LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - County. (20200) ............................................................................................ 41
  f)     LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUITABLE SHARE FUND - County. (20210) .............................................................. 42
  g)     IDENTIFICATION SECURITY PROTECTION FUND. (20220) ............................................................................ 42
  h)     SURVEYOR'S CORNER PERPETUATION FUND. (20230) ................................................................................ 43
  i)     COUNTY RECORDS PERPETUATION FUND. (20240) .................................................................................... 43
  j)     ENDORSEMENT FEE FUND. (20250) ............................................................................................................ 44
  k)     COUNTY SALES DISCLOSURE FUND. (20260) ............................................................................................... 44
  l)     CLERK’S PERPETUATION FUND. (20280)...................................................................................................... 45
  m)     ENHANCED ACCESS FUND. (20290) ............................................................................................................. 45
  n)     SUPPLEMENTAL ADULT PROBATION FEES FUND. (20320) .......................................................................... 46
  o)     MARION SUPERIOR COURT EQUIPMENT FUND. (20330) ............................................................................ 46
  p)     JUVENILE PROBATION FEES FUND. (20340) ................................................................................................ 47
  q)     COMMISSIONER & GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20350) ........................................................................... 47
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   r)        GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20360) .......................................................................................................... 48
   s)        CHILD ADVOCACY FUND. (20370)................................................................................................................ 48
   t)        COUNTY USER FEE (DIVERSION) FUND. (20380) ......................................................................................... 49
   u)        ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION FUND. (20400) .................................................................................. 49
   v)        ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES FUND. (20410) .......................................................................................... 50
   w)        DRUG TESTING LAB FUND. (20420) ............................................................................................................. 50
   x)        DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND – County. (20430) .................................................................................... 51
   y)        COUNTY EXTRADITION FUND. (20440) ........................................................................................................ 51
   z)        MARION COUNTY SHERIFF CIVIL FEES FUND. (20450) ................................................................................ 52
   aa)       SHERIFF'S MEDICAL CARE FOR INMATES FUND. (20460) ............................................................................ 52
   bb)       SHERIFF'S CONTINUING EDUCATION FEE FUND. (20490) ........................................................................... 53
   cc)       PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND - County. (20500) ................................................................................ 53
   dd)       SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC DEFENDER FUND. (20510) .................................................................................... 54
   ee)       DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE FUND. (20520) ................................................................................................... 54
   ff)       PRE-TRIAL CONDITIONAL RELEASE PROGRAM FUND. (20530) ................................................................... 55
   gg)       JURY PAY FUND. (20540) ............................................................................................................................. 55
   hh)       DRUG TREATMENT DIVERSION FUND. (20550) ........................................................................................... 56
   ii)       FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S SERVICES FUND. (20560) .................................................................................... 56
   jj)       LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RIGHT TO KNOW FUND. (20640) ...................................................... 57
   kk)       COUNTY RAINY DAY FUND. (20650) ............................................................................................................ 57
   ll)       COUNTY MISDEMEANANT FUND. (20660) .................................................................................................. 58
   mm)       COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS (HOME DETENTION) USER FEE FUND. (20670) ............................................. 58
   nn)       COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND (LEASE) FUND. (30100) .............................................................. 59
   oo)       COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (40100) ................................................................ 59
   pp)       INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNAL SERVICE FUND. (70000) ..................................................................... 60
   qq)       INELIGIBLE DEDUCTIONS FUND (Homestead Fines). (20002) ..................................................................... 60


ARTICLE THREE. ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS, ESTIMATED REVENUES AND TAX
LEVIES OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ........ 61

SECTION 3.01 Estimates of Funds to be Raised and Proposed Tax Levies for the Consolidated City ..................61
  a)     CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (15000) .................................................................................................... 62
  b)     TRANSPORTATION GENERAL FUND. (15150) .............................................................................................. 63
  c)     PARK GENERAL FUND. (15200) .................................................................................................................... 64
  d)     REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND. (15300) ............................................................................................... 65
  e)     SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND. (15350) .................................................................... 66
  f)     SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND. (15400)...................................................................................................... 67
  g)     CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - CITY (15550)..................................................................... 68
  h)     IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND. (15600) ...................................................................................... 69
  i)     PARKING METER FUND. (25000) ................................................................................................................. 70
  j)     STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - CITY. (25100) ...................................................................................... 71
  k)     FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - CITY. (25200) .................................................................................. 72
  l)     DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND - CITY. (26001) ......................................................................................... 73
  m)     PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND - CITY. (25300) .................................................................................... 74
  n)     P.I.L.O.T. DEBT SERVICE FUND. (35000) ...................................................................................................... 75
  o)     FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35100) ................................................................................... 76
  p)     METROPOLITAN THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35200) ........................................................ 77
  q)     METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35300) ........................................................................... 78
  r)     PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS SINKING FUND - CITY. (35400) ........................................................... 79
  s)     CITY GENERAL SINKING FUND. (35500) ....................................................................................................... 80
  t)     REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35600) .................................................................................. 81
  u)     REVENUE BONDS FUND. (35800) ................................................................................................................ 82
  v)     ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS. (35900) .............................................................................. 83
  w)     SANITARY DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (36100)............................................................................................... 84
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   x)        CONSOLIDATED COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND - CITY. (45000)............................ 85
   y)        CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45612) ....................................................................... 86
   z)        FIRE CUMULATIVE CAPITAL FUND. (46501) ................................................................................................ 87
   aa)       STORM WATER MANAGEMENT UTILITY FUND. (15700) ............................................................................. 88
   bb)       POLICE PENSION FUND. (86100) ................................................................................................................. 89
   cc)       FIRE PENSION FUND. (86200) ...................................................................................................................... 90
   dd)       PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND – City (15651) .......................................................... 91
   ee)       E-911 – City (15652) .................................................................................................................................... 92

SECTION 3.02 Estimates of Funds to be Raised and Proposed Tax Levies for Marion County.............................93
  a)     COUNTY GENERAL FUND. (10100)............................................................................................................... 94
  b)     PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND - COUNTY. (20152) .................................................. 95
  c)     MARION COUNTY 911 FUND. (20151) ......................................................................................................... 96
  d)     PROPERTY REASSESSMENT FUND. (20001) ................................................................................................. 97
  e)     LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - COUNTY. (20200) .......................................................................................... 98
  f)     LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUITABLE SHARE FUND - COUNTY. (20210)............................................................ 99
  g)     IDENTIFICATION SECURITY PROTECTION FUND. (20220) .......................................................................... 100
  h)     SURVEYOR'S CORNER PERPETUATION FUND. (20230) .............................................................................. 101
  i)     COUNTY RECORDER'S PERPETUATION FUND. (20240) ............................................................................. 102
  j)     ENDORSEMENT FEE FUND. (20250) .......................................................................................................... 103
  k)     COUNTY SALES DISCLOSURE FEE FUND. (20260) ...................................................................................... 104
  l)     CLERK’S PERPETUATION FUND. (20280).................................................................................................... 105
  m)     ENHANCED ACCESS FUND. (20290) ........................................................................................................... 106
  n)     SUPPLEMENTAL ADULT PROBATION FEES FUND. (20320) ........................................................................ 107
  o)     MARION SUPERIOR COURT EQUIPMENT FUND. (20330) .......................................................................... 108
  p)     JUVENILE PROBATION FEES FUND. (20340) .............................................................................................. 109
  q)     COMMISSIONER & GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20350) ......................................................................... 110
  r)     GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20360) ........................................................................................................ 111
  s)     CHILD ADVOCACY FUND. (20370).............................................................................................................. 112
  t)     COUNTY USER FEE (DIVERSION) FUND. (20380) ....................................................................................... 113
  u)     ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION FUND. (20400) ................................................................................ 114
  v)     ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES FUND. (20410) ........................................................................................ 115
  w)     DRUG TESTING LAB FUND. (20420) ........................................................................................................... 116
  x)     DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND – COUNTY. (20430) ................................................................................ 117
  y)     COUNTY EXTRADITION FUND. (20440) ...................................................................................................... 118
  z)     MARION COUNTY SHERIFF CIVIL FEES FUND. (20450) .............................................................................. 119
  aa)    SHERIFF'S MEDICAL CARE FOR INMATES FUND. (20460) .......................................................................... 120
  bb)    SHERIFF'S CONTINUING EDUCATION FEE FUND. (20490) ......................................................................... 121
  cc)    PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND - COUNTY. (20500)............................................................................ 122
  dd)    SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC DEFENDER FUND. (20510) .................................................................................. 123
  ee)    DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE FUND. (20520) ................................................................................................. 124
  ff)    PRE-TRIAL CONDITIONAL RELEASE FUND. (20530) ................................................................................... 125
  gg)    JURY PAY FUND. (20540) ........................................................................................................................... 126
  hh)    DRUG TREATMENT DIVERSION FUND. (20550) ......................................................................................... 127
  ii)    FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES FUND. (20560) .................................................................................. 128
  jj)    SECTION 102 HAVA REIMBURSEMENT FUND. (20590) ............................................................................. 129
  kk)    LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RIGHT TO KNOW FUND. (20640) .................................................... 130
  ll)    COUNTY RAINY DAY FUND. (20650) .......................................................................................................... 131
  mm) COUNTY MISDEMEANANT FUND. (20660) ................................................................................................ 132
  nn)    COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS (HOME DETENTION) USER FEE FUND. (20670) ........................................... 133
  oo)    CHILD WELFARE SINKING DEBT SERVICE. (35000) ..................................................................................... 134
  pp)    COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND (LEASE) FUND. (30100) ............................................................ 135
  qq)    COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (40100) .............................................................. 136
  rr)    INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNAL SERVICE FUND. (70000) ................................................................... 137
  ss)    INELIGIBLE DEDUCTIONS FUND (Homestead Fines). (20002) ................................................................... 138
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ARTICLE FOUR. MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS AND ALLOCATIONS .............139
SECTION 4.01          State, Local and Federal Grants ....................................................................................................139

SECTION 4.02          Appropriations of Certain Allocated Expenses.............................................................................139

SECTION 4.03          Allocation of County Option Income Tax Revenue (COIT) ...........................................................140

SECTION 4.04          Allocation of Public Safety Tax Revenue (PST). ............................................................................140

SECTION 4.05          Assistance to Indianapolis Public Housing Agency and Department of Parks and Recreation. .141

SECTION 4.06          Authorization for Dues and Memberships ...................................................................................142


ARTICLE FIVE. COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES ...............................150

SECTION 5.01          Elected Officers .............................................................................................................................150

SECTION 5.02          Annual Compensation of Employees of Consolidated City and Marion County .........................150

SECTION 5.03          No Vested Rights Created .............................................................................................................153

SECTION 5.04          Enforcement ..................................................................................................................................153


ARTICLE SIX. SUMMARIES OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAX LEVIES ..........................154
SECTION 6.01          Summary of Consolidated City Appropriations and Tax Levies. ..................................................154

SECTION 6.02          Summary of County Appropriations and Tax Levies. ...................................................................155


ARTICLE SEVEN. LEVY OF PROPERTY TAXES .................................................................156

SECTION 7.01 Tax Levies for Consolidated City and Its Special Taxing Districts.................................................156
  a)     CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (10100) .................................................................................................. 156
  b)     CITY GENERAL SINKING FUND. (35500) ..................................................................................................... 156
  c)     INDIANAPOLIS CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45612) .................................................... 156
  d)     SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS' FUNDS........................................................................................................... 156

SECTION 7.02 Tax Levies for Marion County Government. ................................................................................157
  a)     COUNTY GENERAL FUND. (10100)............................................................................................................. 157
  b)     MARION COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45000) ............................................... 157
  c)     PROPERTY REASSESSMENT FUND. (20001) ............................................................................................... 157
  d)     COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND (LEASE) FUND. (30100) ............................................................ 157


ARTICLE EIGHT. COLLECTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE ..................................................158
SECTION 8.01          Collection of Tax Levies. ................................................................................................................158

SECTION 8.02          Variations in Estimated Revenue..................................................................................................158

SECTION 8.03          Effective Date. ...............................................................................................................................158


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                   BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY-COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
                       OF INDIANAPOLIS AND OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA:


ARTICLE ONE.              ANNUAL BUDGET AND TAX LEVIES FOR THE CONSOLIDATED
                          CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY, INDIANA
Appropriations for the ensuing agency budgets are divided into five characters, as follows:

Character 1 Personal Services
Character 2 Supplies
Character 3 Other Services and Charges
Character 4 Capital
Character 5 Internal Charges

     SECTION 1.01 Consolidated City Appropriations for 2013.

         For the expenses of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and its departments,
divisions, officials, special taxing districts, and institutions for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2013,
and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and
ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified,
subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such
expenditures authorized to be made during the year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided
by law.

BUDGET APPROVED BY CITY COUNTY COUNCIL
   a) CITY-COUNTY COUNCIL

 CITY COUNTY COUNCIL
                                           CHAR 1        CHAR 2       CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5       TOTAL
 CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                         1,159,396        6,800      598,187             -              -     1,764,383
 Total for council                           1,159,396        6,800      598,187             -              -     1,764,383


    b) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
       (1)       OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
                                           CHAR 1        CHAR 2       CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5       TOTAL
 CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                         4,253,728       11,390     1,012,556            500      (956,264)   4,321,910
 Total for office                            4,253,728       11,390     1,012,556            500      (956,264)   4,321,910


         (2)        OFFICE OF AUDIT AND PERFORMANCE

 OFFICE OF AUDIT & PERFORMANCE
                                           CHAR 1        CHAR 2       CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5       TOTAL
 CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                          672,467         2,000      138,432         2,000          3,200      818,099
 Total for office                             672,467         2,000      138,432         2,000          3,200      818,099


         (3)        OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL

 OFFICE OF CORP. COUNSEL
                                           CHAR 1        CHAR 2       CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5       TOTAL
 CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                         3,267,456        6,900      746,757         4,600      (3,410,439)    615,274
 Total for this office                       3,267,456        6,900      746,757         4,600      (3,410,439)    615,274




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        (4)         OFFICE OF FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT

OFFICE OF FINANCE & MGMT.
                                        CHAR 1        CHAR 2        CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5         TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                       4,103,580       12,400      2,897,998       11,500          1,855       7,027,333
DRUG FREE COMMUNITY                             -            -          450,000          -              -           450,000
STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL                       2,500          -           34,000          -              -            36,500
Total for this office                     4,106,080       12,400      3,381,998       11,500          1,855       7,513,833


        (5)         OFFICE OF MINORITY-OWNED AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES

OFFICE OF MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
                                      CHAR 1      CHAR 2            CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5         TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                       656,563      3,745            84,281             285            750      745,624
Total for office                          656,563      3,745            84,281             285            750      745,624


        (6)         EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT TOTAL

EXECUTIVE OFFICE TOTAL
                                        CHAR 1        CHAR 2        CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5       TOTAL
Total Executive Office                   12,956,294       36,435      5,364,024       18,885      (4,360,898)  14,014,740


   c) TELECOM & VIDEO SERVICES AGENCY

TELECOM & VIDEO SVCS
                                        CHAR 1        CHAR 2        CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5         TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                        315,143         5,000       163,625        15,000          3,210        501,978
Total for this agency                      315,143         5,000       163,625        15,000          3,210        501,978


   d) DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT

METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT
                                        CHAR 1        CHAR 2        CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5       TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                       1,319,361       12,608      2,614,699        2,206         120,794    4,069,667
REDEVELOPMENT.                              691,503        2,970      2,083,353        7,850        (257,992)   2,527,684
TRANSPORTATION.                             218,270          -           27,194          -               -        245,464
FEDERAL GRANTS                            2,738,792       23,480     21,794,239        1,680         487,980   25,046,171
Total for this departm ent                4,967,926       39,058     26,519,485       11,736         350,782   31,888,987


   e) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
                                        CHAR 1        CHAR 2        CHAR 3        CHAR 4         CHAR 5        TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                       9,418,757    18,288,785    10,989,175    81,698,975     (28,939,322)  91,456,370
PARKS FUND                                4,683,222       189,485     1,633,097       148,000         725,833    7,379,637
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION                    9,194,057       113,394    16,476,566       168,754       5,684,870   31,637,640
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL                            -             -       8,807,010           -           431,760    9,238,770
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT                    2,565,128        34,143     6,178,217     5,115,795       1,721,030   15,614,313
TRANSPORTATION.                          17,604,767     4,898,968     8,448,809     8,359,250       5,098,613   44,410,407
PARKING.                                        -             -             -         375,000             -        375,000
FEDERAL GRANTS                                6,536           -         421,000           -               -        427,536
STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL                      66,337           -           5,178           -               -         71,515
CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT             -             -         100,000     2,200,000             -      2,300,000
COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT           -             -             -       2,500,000             -      2,500,000
Total for this departm ent               43,538,804    23,524,775    53,059,052   100,565,773     (15,277,216) 205,411,188




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   f)   DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

            1) ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL DIVISION

ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4       CHAR 5        TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                       2,653,529     185,200      592,013        -         577,742     4,008,484
Total for this division                   2,653,529     185,200      592,013        -         577,742     4,008,484


            2) DPS ADMINISTRATION (DIRECTOR’S OFFICE)

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4       CHAR 5        TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                       1,609,325     10,500     2,667,402      2,000       126,522     4,415,749
Total for this division                   1,609,325     10,500     2,667,402      2,000       126,522     4,415,749


            3) FIRE DEPARTMENT

INDIANAPOLIS FIRE DEPARTMENT
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2      CHAR 3       CHAR 4      CHAR 5         TOTAL
FIRE FUND                               126,346,633   1,295,662   5,143,043      572,907   3,775,202    137,133,447
FIRE CUMULATIVE FND                             -           -       500,000    1,838,000         -        2,338,000
METRO EMERGENCY COMM                      1,695,354       9,500     105,364        6,600         -        1,816,818
FEDERAL GRANTS                              296,777     195,000     968,846      990,717      10,000      2,461,340
FIRE PENSION TRUST FUND                  30,854,363         -           -            -           -       30,854,363
Total for this division                 159,193,127   1,500,162   6,717,253    3,408,224   3,785,202    174,603,968

            4) HOMELAND SECURITY

HOMELAND SECURITY
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4       CHAR 5        TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                         356,699      13,000      869,783       5,150      107,482     1,352,114
FEDERAL GRANTS                              302,224     400,000      957,229     600,000          -       2,259,453
Total for this division                     658,923     413,000    1,827,012     605,150      107,482     3,611,567


            5) METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT

INDIANAPOLIS METRO POLICE DEPT.
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4       CHAR 5        TOTAL
IMPD FUND                               159,682,712     843,975   15,190,634       6,500   12,000,000   187,723,821
STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND- CITY            816,311     726,935      221,110         -            -       1,764,356
FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND                170,000      93,340      797,680     117,500          -       1,178,520
FEDERAL GRANTS                            1,942,865     193,265    2,376,421   3,413,935          -       7,926,486
STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL                   1,121,886         -            -           -            -       1,121,886
CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT             -           -            -     2,203,178          -       2,203,178
POLICE PENSION TRUST FUND                30,522,000         -            -           -            -      30,522,000
Total for this division                 194,255,774   1,857,515   18,585,845   5,741,113   12,000,000   232,440,247


            6) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS

PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4       CHAR 5        TOTAL
METRO EMERGENCY COMM                        967,680     117,552    4,958,561     86,000       18,727      6,148,519
Total for this division                     967,680     117,552    4,958,561     86,000       18,727      6,148,519



DPS TOTAL                               357,781,844   4,044,229   35,387,786   9,842,487   18,172,189   425,228,534




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    g) DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

 DEPT. OF PARKS & RECREATION
                                            CHAR 1         CHAR 2        CHAR 3         CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
 CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                                -             -        1,000,000            -             -       1,000,000
 PARKS FUND                                   9,308,264       627,714      5,383,470        120,447       226,954    15,666,849
 FEDERAL GRANTS                                 325,608         5,950        585,262            -             -         916,820
 CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT                -             -          500,000      2,977,080           -       3,477,080
 Total for this departm ent                   9,633,872       633,664      7,468,732      3,097,527       226,954    21,060,749


    h) DEPARTMENT OF CODE ENFORCEMENT

 CODE ENFORCEMENT
                                            CHAR 1         CHAR 2        CHAR 3         CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
 CONSOLIDATED COUNTY                          8,240,628        83,785      8,465,059       276,500      1,141,340    18,207,312
 Total for this departm ent                   8,240,628        83,785      8,465,059       276,500      1,141,340    18,207,312


     SECTION 1.02 Appropriations for City Sinking Funds for 2013

        For purposes of paying the principal and interest due on the outstanding bonded and other
indebtedness of the Consolidated City and its special taxing districts, there are hereby appropriated for
2013 the respective sums hereinafter set forth for the respective funds:

2013 City Sinking Funds
                                               CHAR 1         CHAR 2       CHAR 3         CHAR 4       CHAR 5        TOTAL
CIVIL CITY BONDS                                       -             -     10,025,579            -             -    10,025,579
REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BONDS                           -             -     14,550,200            -             -    14,550,200
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS SINKING FUND              -             -      3,870,130            -             -     3,870,130
SANITARY DISTRICT BONDS                                -             -      8,531,125            -             -     8,531,125
METROPOLITAN THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT                     -             -      6,385,183            -             -     6,385,183
PARK DISTRICT BONDS                                    -             -      3,402,215            -             -     3,402,215
PILOT DEBT SERVICE                                     -             -      8,069,671            -             -     8,069,671
TOTAL CITY SINKING FUNDS                               -             -     54,834,103            -             -    54,834,103


     SECTION 1.03 City Revenue Service Debt Fund.

        For the obligation of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis for its Revenue Bonds
Debt Service Funds for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the
sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several
respective funds herein named (as established and allocated in Article Two) for the purposes herein
specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all
such expenditures authorized to be made during the year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and
provided by law.

CITY REVENUE SINKING FUNDS
                                              CHAR 1        CHAR 2         CHAR 3        CHAR 4        CHAR 5         TOTAL
TIF REVENUE BONDS                                  -             -        50,378,028          -             -        50,378,028
REVENUE BONDS                                      -             -         4,221,126          -             -         4,221,126
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BONDS                         -             -         8,543,099          -             -         8,543,099
FLOOD CONTROL BONDS                                -             -         5,797,922          -             -         5,797,922
TOTAL CITY REVENUE SINKING FUNDS                   -             -        68,940,175          -             -        68,940,175




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     SECTION 1.04 Marion County: Constitutional Officers -Appropriations

      For the expenses of certain Constitutional Officers 1 of Marion County government and its institutions
for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set
out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds
herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so
appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar
year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law.

    a) COUNTY AUDITOR

MARION COUNTY AUDITOR
                                         CHAR 1         CHAR 2       CHAR 3       CHAR 4       CHAR 5          TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                           1,488,595        13,350     7,546,839       3,000          -          9,051,784
LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING & RIGHT TO KNOW       -             -         110,000         -            -            110,000
PROPERTY REASSESSMENT                       43,672         1,000         9,400         -            -             54,072
COUNTY AUDITOR INELIGIBLE DEDUCTIONS       537,684           -             -           -            -            537,684
Total for this office                    2,069,951        14,350     7,666,239       3,000          -          9,753,540


    b) COUNTY CORONER

MARION COUNTY CORONER
                                           CHAR 1       CHAR 2       CHAR 3       CHAR 4       CHAR 5          TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                             1,058,942      46,746     1,557,030         -            -          2,662,718
FEDERAL GRANTS                                   -           -         122,460      52,200          -            174,660
Total for this office                      1,058,942      46,746     1,679,490      52,200          -          2,837,378


    c) COUNTY RECORDER

MARION COUNTY RECORDER
                                           CHAR 1       CHAR 2       CHAR 3       CHAR 4       CHAR 5          TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                               591,076         -         (43,811)         -           -            547,265
COUNTY RECORDS PERPETUATION                  520,364      37,629       494,584      209,351         -          1,261,928
Total for this office                      1,111,440      37,629       450,773      209,351         -          1,809,193


    d) COUNTY TREASURER

MARION COUNTY TREASURER
                                           CHAR 1       CHAR 2       CHAR 3       CHAR 4       CHAR 5          TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                             1,423,906      15,275       679,018         -            -          2,118,199
Total for this office                      1,423,906      15,275       679,018         -            -          2,118,199


    e) COUNTY SURVEYOR

MARION COUNTY SURVEYOR
                                           CHAR 1       CHAR 2       CHAR 3       CHAR 4       CHAR 5          TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                               182,477       (1,300)       3,283         -            -           184,459
SURVEYOR'S PERPETUATION FUND                 263,341      21,526       132,386       5,000          -           422,253
Total for this office                        445,818      20,226       135,669       5,000          -           606,712




1
 Appropriations for the constitutional offices of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the Marion County
Sheriff are contained within Sections 1.06 and 1.07, respectively.
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     SECTION 1.05 Marion County: Administrative Offices – Appropriations

      For the expenses of certain administrative agencies of the Marion County government and its
institutions for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of
money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the respective funds
herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so
appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar
year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law.

    a) COUNTY ELECTION BOARD

MARION COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
                                         CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                             448,793     10,700       878,588        -             -        1,338,081
Total for this division                    448,793     10,700       878,588        -             -        1,338,081


    b) VOTERS’ REGISTRATION

MARION COUNTY VOTERS' REGISTRATION
                                         CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                             694,535     14,300       414,915      5,000           -        1,128,750
Total for this office                      694,535     14,300       414,915      5,000           -        1,128,750


    c) COUNTY ASSESSOR

MARION COUNTY ASSESSOR
                                         CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                           4,366,041     47,347       824,563      4,000           -        5,241,950
PROPERTY REASSESSMENT                    1,114,256     18,050       658,105        -             -        1,790,411
ENDORSEMENT FEE                                -          -         300,000        -             -          300,000
COUNTY SALES DISCLOSURE FUND                82,830        -             -          -             -           82,830
Total for this office                    5,563,126     65,397     1,782,668      4,000           -        7,415,191


    d) COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
                                         CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                             212,650     10,324       533,441        -             -         756,415
Total for this office                      212,650     10,324       533,441        -             -         756,415


    e) INFORMATION SERVICES AGENCY

INFORMATION SVCS AGENCY
                                         CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5      TOTAL
INFORMATION SVCS                         3,600,883     252,500   26,712,544     600,000          -     31,165,927
Total for this agency                    3,600,883     252,500   26,712,544     600,000          -     31,165,927




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     SECTION 1.06 Marion County: Judicial Department - Appropriations

     For the expenses of certain judicial agencies of Marion County government for the calendar year
beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section
are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named for the
purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be
held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar year, unless otherwise
expressly stipulated and provided by law.

    a) CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

MARION COUNTY CLERK
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5       TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                            4,291,709     14,518     1,266,749        -             -       5,572,976
CLERK'S PERPETUATION FUND                   442,765     65,200       177,100      3,000           -         688,065
Total for this office                     4,734,473     79,718     1,443,849      3,000           -       6,261,040


    b) MARION COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER AGENCY

MARION COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER AGENCY
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                           13,559,034     46,614     4,037,527        -             -       17,643,175
SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC DEFENDER                    -          -         345,000        -             -          345,000
Total for this agency                    13,559,034     46,614     4,382,527        -             -       17,988,175


    c) PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

MARION COUNTY PROSECUTOR
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5        TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                           10,562,396     181,100    2,719,375       7,500          -       13,470,371
COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX           2,616,245         -            -           -            -        2,616,245
LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUITABLE SHARING               -        10,000       30,000      60,000          -          100,000
DIVERSION.                                  731,581         -            -           -            -          731,581
LAW ENFORCEMENT- COUNTY                     249,885         -            -           -            -          249,885
DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE                      2,537,691         -        605,011         -            -        3,142,702
DRUG FREE COMMUNITY                          39,921         -            -           -            -           39,921
FEDERAL GRANTS                            1,200,778      32,000      620,650     357,750          -        2,211,178
STATE GRANTS                                901,354      22,500       53,175      55,000          -        1,032,029
Total for this office                    18,839,852     245,600    4,028,211     480,250          -       23,593,912


    d) PROSECUTOR'S CHILD SUPPORT IV-D AGENCY

MARION COUNTY PROSECUTOR- CHILD SUPPORT
                                      CHAR 1          CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5       TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                         3,085,405        51,895     1,248,142      5,000           -       4,390,442
FEDERAL GRANTS                            32,501           -             -          -             -          32,501
Total for this division                3,117,906        51,895     1,248,142      5,000           -       4,422,943


    e) CIRCUIT COURT

MARION COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4        CHAR 5       TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                              877,587      5,463       227,496        -             -       1,110,546
COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX             290,404        -             -          -             -         290,404
Total for this court                      1,167,991      5,463       227,496        -             -       1,400,950




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Marion County Superior Court

MARION COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4      CHAR 5      TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                           26,598,299     404,363   10,677,764      88,467        -     37,768,892
COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX           7,558,333         -            -           -          -      7,558,333
ADULT PROBATION                           1,636,049      10,284       10,796         -          -      1,657,129
JUVENILE PROBRATION                          95,000         -            -           -          -         95,000
COMMISSIONER & GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUNDING    986,175         -            -           -          -        986,175
GUARDIAN AD LITEM                               -           -      2,000,000         -          -      2,000,000
DIVERSION.                                   54,137         -            -           -          -         54,137
JURY PAY FUND                                   -           -        300,000         -          -        300,000
DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE                        117,025         -            -           -          -        117,025
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION- SUPERIOR    103,548       2,138       42,913         -          -        148,598
ALCOHOL & DRUG SERVICES                     566,110       3,800        3,140         -          -        573,050
DRUG FREE COMMUNITY                             -         4,000       17,500         -          -         21,500
FEDERAL GRANTS                              460,206       9,654    1,205,503      53,250        -      1,728,613
STATE GRANTS                                 47,011         -        177,700         -          -        224,711
COUNTY GRANTS                                   -           -         25,000         -          -         25,000
CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT                  -           -        253,392         -          -        253,392
Total for this court                     38,221,894     434,238   14,713,707     141,717        -     53,511,556


     SECTION 1.07 Marion County: Law Enforcement and Corrections - Appropriations

For the expenses of certain law enforcement and correction agencies of Marion County government and
its institutions for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums
of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several
respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same.
The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during
said calendar year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law.

    a) FORENSIC SERVICES AGENCY

MARION COUNTY FORENSIC SVCS
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2      CHAR 3       CHAR 4      CHAR 5      TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                            4,964,401     272,203     604,268      40,000         -      5,880,872
FEDERAL GRANTS                              632,757     176,906     188,008       5,875         -      1,003,546
Total for this agency                     5,597,158     449,109     792,276      45,875         -      6,884,418


    b) COUNTY SHERIFF

MARION COUNTY SHERIFF
                                          CHAR 1      CHAR 2       CHAR 3      CHAR 4      CHAR 5      TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                           29,722,146   1,620,655   37,414,987         -          -     68,757,788
COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX          15,697,472         -            -           -          -     15,697,472
MC SHERIFF'S CIVIL DIVISION FEE FUND      1,459,133         -        440,867         -          -      1,900,000
MC SHERIFF'S MEDICAL CARE FOR INMATES           -           -     11,939,669         -          -     11,939,669
COUNTY EXTRADITION                              -           -         57,657         -          -         57,657
COUNTY CORRECTIONS MISDEMEANANT                 -        91,987      208,314         -          -        300,300
MECA EMERGENCY PHONE SYSTEM               5,731,551         -            -           -          -      5,731,551
MECA FUND                                 2,026,865         -            -           -          -      2,026,865
FEDERAL GRANTS                              300,000     200,000      100,000     200,000        -        800,000
STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL                       5,000       1,000       92,000      30,000        -        128,000
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT LEASES                      -           -      1,887,000         -          -      1,887,000
Total for this office                    54,942,167   1,913,642   52,140,494     230,000        -    109,226,302




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   c) COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS
                                    CHAR 1      CHAR 2      CHAR 3      CHAR 4     CHAR 5      TOTAL
COUNTY GENERAL                      1,386,530     184,300   1,784,731     14,000        -      3,369,562
COUNTY CORRECTIONS MISDEMEANANT           -           -       300,300        -          -        300,300
DRUG FREE COMMUNITY                       -         1,500      18,500        -          -         20,000
HOME DETENTION                        458,988      37,000     409,906        -          -        905,894
FEDERAL GRANTS                            -           -       225,368        -          -        225,368
STATE GRANTS                        1,837,095      13,000   2,806,450        -          -      4,656,545
Total for this agency               3,682,613     235,800   5,545,255     14,000        -      9,477,669




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ARTICLE TWO.             MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL ESTIMATED REVENUES FOR THE
                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
      Miscellaneous revenues include all those revenues collect by the Consolidated City of Indianapolis
and Marion County which are not property tax revenues. Miscellaneous revenues include, but are not
limited to, income taxes, donations, fees, fines, grants, and earnings.

     SECTION 2.01 Allocation and Estimates of Miscellaneous Revenues of the Consolidated
                                  City.

      To defray the costs of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and its special taxing
districts in accordance with the appropriations stated in Article One, the anticipated and estimated
revenues of the Consolidated City and its special taxing districts are hereby allocated to the respective
funds as herein stated; and in accordance with law and such allocations, the revenues, other than
property taxes, collectible in the 2nd half of 2012 and in fiscal year 2013, the portions of current balances
and the revenues from taxation provided by the several levies fixed in Article Seven of this ordinance, are
allocated to finance the amounts budgeted from each fund.

    a) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (15000)
         The Consolidated County Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year
         2012 from the Consolidated County General Fund, the Indianapolis Fleet Service Fund, Air
         Pollution Fund, Air Pollution Title V Fund, DPW General Fund, Permits Fund, DMD General
         Fund, Unsafe Building Fund, Junk Vehicles Fund, Historic Preservation Fund, IMAGIS Fund,
         City Rainy Day Fund, Housing Trust Fund, Groundwater Protection Fund, City Insurance
         Proceeds Fund, Capital Asset Development Fund, Dedicated Animal Care Special Projects
         Fund, Dedicated Animal Care Donations Fund, Fiscal Stability Fund, Rebuild Indy Fund,
         Personnel Services Contingency Fund and Utility Monitoring Fund, available for transfer into
         said fund, a portion of the revenue from the County Option Income Tax, a portion of the
         receipts of state taxes on alcoholic beverages, cigarettes and inheritances, amounts received
         for city licenses, Controller's fees, and all other miscellaneous revenues derived from sources
         connected with the operation of those portions of city government whose appropriations are
         out of the Consolidated County Fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a rate of tax for
         this fund on all taxable property located in the county as shown in Section 6.01.

            All monies designated for deposit into either the City General Fund or Consolidated County
            General Fund shall be deposited into the Consolidated County General Fund, and shall be
            considered in compliance with the legal requirement for deposits.




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                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                  ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                          FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                                  CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND (15000)
                     FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                       Jul. 01,2012        Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                         through              through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                      Dec. 31, 2012        Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:
4011004 - Pilot Water Company                                                  71,682                -
4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER                                            -           (4,001,454)
4012001 - COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX                                         25,809,177        107,938,899
4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP                                      1,211,324          2,003,938
4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX                                                  920,000          1,900,000
4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX                                          181,945            364,000
4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX                                       148,705            297,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                              5,698,424         10,146,788
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                              7,378,369         14,822,216
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                7,091,079         10,039,210
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                             1,044,000          2,446,394
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                      653,746          1,791,020
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                              (5,965,000)      (140,600,000)
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                               1,500,000          1,510,000
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                           -                  -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                               -                  -
TOTAL                                                                      45,743,451          8,658,011




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   b) TRANSPORTATION GENERAL FUND. (15150)
         The Transportation Fund for 2013 shall consist of the Transportation General Fund, Motor
         Vehicle Fund, Local Road and Street Fund, and the Transportation Local Grants Fund, and
         shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund,
         amounts to be received from the State of Indiana during the fiscal year 2013 and allocated to
         said City of Indianapolis out of the revenues derived from taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, motor
         vehicles, and other sources connected therewith, miscellaneous revenues from license fees,
         federal highway funds, and other operations of the Department of Transportation, County
         Auto Excise Surtaxes, and County Wheel Taxes, all of which does not involve a property tax
         levy for said fund.

                      CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                        FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                                 TRANSPORTATION GENERAL (15150)
                   FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                     Jul. 01,2012        Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                       through              through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                    Dec. 31, 2012        Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:
4013005 - WHEEL TAX                                                       4,235,000           9,167,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                  -                   -
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                            2,300,000           3,000,000
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                             18,370,497          37,210,000
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                                 -                   -
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                    464,000              70,000
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                              (500,000)           (322,658)
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                   -                   -
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                         -                   -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                             -                   -
TOTAL                                                                    24,869,497          49,124,342




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   c) PARK GENERAL FUND. (15200)
         The Park General Fund for 2013 shall consist of Park General Fund, Park Land Fund,
         Special Recreational Fund, Parks Restricted Fund, Parks Local Grants Fund and Park Golf
         Fund, and all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all
         fees, charges, and other miscellaneous revenue derived from sources connected with the
         operation of the Department of Parks and Recreation, those distributions of taxes allocated
         by state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts
         received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all the taxable property located within the
         Park Special Taxing District as shown in Section 6.01

                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                  ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                          FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                                      PARKS GENERAL FUND (15200)
                     FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                       Jul. 01,2012      Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                         through            through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                      Dec. 31, 2012      Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:                                                                    -                  -
4011004 - Pilot Water Company                                                  89,608                -
4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER                                            -          (2,764,844)
4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP                                        922,651         1,623,617
4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX                                                  476,000           982,000
4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX                                          147,312           295,000
4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX                                        76,606           153,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                    -                 -
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                              1,889,602         4,009,160
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                   60,955            57,992
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                                   -                 -
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                       14,918            20,450
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                  10,000            10,000
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                           -                 -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                               -                 -
TOTAL                                                                       3,687,653         4,386,375




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   d) REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND. (15300)
         The Redevelopment General Fund for 2013 shall consist of Redevelopment General Fund,
         UNWA TIF, Barrington HOTIF Fund, Fall Creek TIF, Brookville HOTIF Fund, Redevelopment
         TIF Fund, Meridian Redevelopment Area Fund, Martindale Brightwood Dev Area Fund,
         Meridian II Redevelopment Area Fund, BioCrossroads Certified Technology Park Fund,
         Intech Park Certified Technology Park Fund, Tibbs Avenue TIF, Supplemental Housing
         Program TIF, and the Industrial Development (CRED) Fund and all balances at the end of
         fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all fees, charges and other receipts
         derived from sources connected with the operation of the Neighborhood Services Division of
         the Department of Metropolitan Development, those distributions of taxes allocated by state
         law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed for this fund, and all amounts
         received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the
         Redevelopment Special Taxing District as shown in Section 6.01.

                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                  ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                          FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                                 REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND (15300)
                     FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                       Jul. 01,2012      Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                         through            through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                      Dec. 31, 2012      Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:                                                                    -                  -
4011002 - Tax Increment                                                       432,891         1,810,466
4011004 - Pilot Water Company                                                     893                -
4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER                                            -             (97,996)
4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP                                          4,343            42,339
4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX                                                   14,000            29,000
4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX                                            1,833              4,000
4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX                                         1,911              4,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                    -                -
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                                234,000          420,000
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                  750,000          750,000
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                                   -                -
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                          -                -
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                                 194,600        1,550,000
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                  26,200           26,200
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                           -                -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                               -                -
TOTAL                                                                       1,660,671        4,538,009




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   e) SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND. (15350)
         To defray the costs of government of the Solid Waste Collection Special Service District in
         accordance with the appropriations stated in Article One of this ordinance, certain anticipated
         and estimated revenues are allocated as follows. The Solid Waste Collection Service District
         Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer
         into said fund, all miscellaneous revenues derived from sources connected with the operation
         of the Solid Waste Collection Special Service District, including federal grants and
         intergovernmental reimbursements, user charges, those distributions of taxes allocated by
         state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts
         received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Solid
         Waste Collection Special Service District by virtue of Section 6.01 of this ordinance.

                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                  ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                          FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                        SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND (15350)
                     FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                       Jul. 01,2012      Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                         through            through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                      Dec. 31, 2012      Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:
4011004 - Pilot Water Company                                                  99,858               -
4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER                                            -          (3,425,760)
4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP                                      1,480,056         2,377,710
4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX                                                  909,000         1,870,000
4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX                                          322,420           650,000
4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX                                       158,615           317,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                    -                -
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                                 35,000          269,000
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                      -                -
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                                   -                -
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                          -            200,000
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                                     -                -
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                  30,000           30,000
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                           -                -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                               -                -
TOTAL                                                                       3,034,948        2,287,950




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   f)   SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND. (15400)
           The Solid Waste Disposal Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year
           2012 available for transfer into said fund, and all fees, charges, and miscellaneous revenues
           derived from sources connected with the construction and financing of the Resource
           Recovery Facility, all of which does not involve a general tax levy for said fund.

                      CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                        FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                                SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND (15400)
                   FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                     Jul. 01,2012       Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                       through             through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                    Dec. 31, 2012       Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                  -                 -
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                            4,545,000         8,985,000
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                    -                 -
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                                 -                 -
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                        -                 -
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                                   -                 -
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                10,000            10,000
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                         -                 -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                             -                 -
TOTAL                                                                     4,555,000         8,995,000




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   g) CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - CITY. (15550)
        The Fire Service District Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year
        2012 available for transfer into said fund, all miscellaneous revenues derived from sources
        connected with the operation of the Fire Force, portions of the receipts from the County
        Option Income Tax, Local Option Income Taxes and Public Safety Income Taxes allocated to
        this fund, the allocation of PILOTs to this fund, those distributions of taxes allocated by state
        law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts received
        from the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Fire Special
        Service District by virtue of Section 6.01 of this ordinance.

                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                  ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                          FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                        CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - CITY (15550)
                     FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                       Jul. 01,2012       Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                         through             through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                      Dec. 31, 2012       Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:
4011004 - Pilot Water Company                                                 347,304                -
4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER                                            -           (8,230,396)
4012001 - COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX                                            978,298                -
4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP                                      3,216,448          5,989,076
4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX                                                2,450,000          5,050,000
4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX                                          558,085          1,120,000
4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX                                       290,147            580,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                 13,858            42,000
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                                336,014           286,000
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                  547,000           547,000
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                                   -                 -
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                    1,811,100         3,642,600
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                              26,125,000        51,400,000
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                 (15,000)          (15,000)
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                           -                 -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                               -                 -
TOTAL                                                                      36,658,255        60,411,280




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   h) IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND. (15600)
         The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances as of the end
         of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all miscellaneous revenues of Police
         General Fund, Law Enforcement Training Fund, Police General-Grants, and Police Training
         Fund and derived from sources connected with the operation of the Police Force, including
         traffic fines and intergovernmental reimbursements, Police Training Fund Transfers, Court
         Docket Fees, portions of the receipts from the County Option Income Tax and PILOTs
         allocated to this fund, those distributions of taxes allocated by state law on the basis of
         property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a
         rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Police Special Service District by
         virtue of Section 6.01 of this ordinance.

                         CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY
                                  ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
                          FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
                              IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND (15600)
                     FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013
                                                                       Jul. 01,2012       Jan. 01, 2013
                                                                         through             through
ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED                                      Dec. 31, 2012       Dec. 31, 2013
SPECIAL TAXES:
4011004 - Pilot Water Company                                                 208,111                -
4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER                                            -           (5,436,894)
4012001 - COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX                                         44,963,802                -
4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP                                      1,979,723          3,694,082
4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX                                                1,170,000          2,410,000
4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX                                          577,209          1,150,000
4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX                                       282,090            564,000
ALL OTHER REVENUE:
4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS                                                 24,600            49,200
4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES                                                825,800         1,651,500
4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL                                                2,017,000         2,022,000
4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES                                               180,200         1,227,336
4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS                                                    3,112,905         6,909,450
4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS                                               6,715,704       137,958,359
4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS                                                 (29,400)          (29,400)
4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS                                                           -                 -
4750000 - ADDITIONS                                                               -                 -
TOTAL                                                                      62,027,744       152,169,633




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Prop12 285 (city budget)

  • 1. CITY COUNTY COUNCIL PROPOSAL NO. 285, 2012 CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS-MARION COUNTY, INDIANA INTRODUCED: 08/13/2012 REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance, Metropolitan and Economic Development, Parks and Recreation, Public Safety and Criminal Justice, and Public Works Committees SPONSOR: Councillor Lewis DIGEST: adopts the annual budget for the City of Indianapolis and Marion County for 2013 SOURCE: Initiated by: Office of Finance and Management Drafted by: Office of Finance and Management LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADOPTION: PROPOSED EFFECTIVE DATE: Published Notice of Public Hearing Adoption and approvals Subject to approval or veto by Mayor GENERAL COUNSEL APPROVAL: _________________________________ Date: August 13, 2012
  • 2. CITY-COUNTY FISCAL ORDINANCE NO , 2012 Proposal No. 285, 2012 A FISCAL ORDINANCE adopting the City-County Annual Budget for 2013, appropriating amounts necessary to defray expenses for the operation of every facet of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and of Marion County, for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, establishing the method of financing such expenses by allocating anticipated revenues and expenses, establishing salaries, wages and compensation rates and limitations for the purpose of raising revenue to meet the necessary expenses of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and of Marion County government and its institutions for the calendar year 2013. Table of Contents ARTICLE ONE. ANNUAL BUDGET AND TAX LEVIES FOR THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY, INDIANA .............................................................. 7 SECTION 1.01 Consolidated City Appropriations for 2013. .....................................................................................7 a) City-County Council ....................................................................................................................................... 7 b) Executive Department ................................................................................................................................... 7 c) Telecom & Video Services Agency ................................................................................................................. 8 d) Department of Metropolitan Development .................................................................................................. 8 e) Department of Public Works ......................................................................................................................... 8 f) Department of Public Safety ......................................................................................................................... 9 g) Department of Parks and Recreation .......................................................................................................... 10 h) Department of Code Enforcement .............................................................................................................. 10 SECTION 1.02 Appropriations for City Sinking Funds for 2013 .............................................................................10 SECTION 1.03 City Revenue Service Debt Fund. ....................................................................................................10 SECTION 1.04 Marion County: Constitutional Officers -Appropriations...............................................................11 a) County Auditor ............................................................................................................................................ 11 b) County Coroner ........................................................................................................................................... 11 c) County Recorder.......................................................................................................................................... 11 d) County Treasurer ......................................................................................................................................... 11 e) County Surveyor .......................................................................................................................................... 11 SECTION 1.05 Marion County: Administrative Offices – Appropriations .............................................................12 a) County Election Board ................................................................................................................................. 12 b) Voters’ Registration ..................................................................................................................................... 12 c) County Assessor........................................................................................................................................... 12 d) Cooperative Extension Service .................................................................................................................... 12 e) Information Services Agency ....................................................................................................................... 12 SECTION 1.06 Marion County: Judicial Department - Appropriations..................................................................13 a) Clerk of the Circuit Court ............................................................................................................................. 13 b) Marion County Public Defender Agency ..................................................................................................... 13 c) Prosecuting Attorney................................................................................................................................... 13 d) Prosecutor's Child Support IV-D Agency...................................................................................................... 13 e) Circuit Court................................................................................................................................................. 13 SECTION 1.07 Marion County: Law Enforcement and Corrections - Appropriations ...........................................14 a) Forensic Services Agency............................................................................................................................. 14 b) County Sheriff .............................................................................................................................................. 14 c) Community Corrections............................................................................................................................... 15
  • 3. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 3 ARTICLE TWO. MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL ESTIMATED REVENUES FOR THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ..................................... 16 SECTION 2.01 Allocation and Estimates of Miscellaneous Revenues of the Consolidated City. .........................16 a) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (15000) .................................................................................................... 16 b) TRANSPORTATION GENERAL FUND. (15150) .............................................................................................. 18 c) PARK GENERAL FUND. (15200) .................................................................................................................... 19 d) REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND. (15300) ............................................................................................... 20 e) SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND. (15350) .................................................................... 21 f) SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND. (15400)...................................................................................................... 22 g) CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - City. (15550) .................................................................... 23 h) IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND. (15600) ...................................................................................... 24 i) PARKING METER FUND. (25000) ................................................................................................................. 25 j) STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND. (25100) ................................................................................................ 25 k) FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND. (25200) ............................................................................................ 26 l) DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND - City. (26001) .......................................................................................... 26 m) PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND. (25300) .............................................................................................. 27 n) P.I.L.O.T. DEBT SERVICE FUND. (35000) ...................................................................................................... 27 o) FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35100) ................................................................................... 28 p) METROPOLITAN THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35200) ........................................................ 28 q) METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35300) ........................................................................... 29 r) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS SINKING FUND - CITY. (35400) ........................................................... 29 s) CITY GENERAL SINKING FUND. (35500) ....................................................................................................... 30 t) REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35600) .................................................................................. 30 u) REVENUE BONDS. (35800) ........................................................................................................................... 31 v) SANITATION REVENUE BONDS FUND. (36000) ........................................................................................... 31 w) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS. (35900) .............................................................................. 32 x) SANITARY DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (36100)............................................................................................... 32 y) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND - City. (45000)............................. 33 z) CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45612) ....................................................................... 34 aa) FIRE CUMULATIVE CAPITAL FUND. (46501) ................................................................................................ 35 bb) STORM WATER MANAGEMENT UTILITY FUND. (15700) ............................................................................. 36 cc) POLICE PENSION FUND. (86100) ................................................................................................................. 36 dd) FIRE PENSION FUND. (86200) ...................................................................................................................... 37 ee) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND – City (15651) .......................................................... 37 ff) E-911 – City (15652) .................................................................................................................................... 38 SECTION 2.02 Allocations and Estimates of Miscellaneous Revenues of Marion County. ..................................39 a) COUNTY GENERAL FUND. (10100)............................................................................................................... 39 b) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND - County. (20152)..................................................... 40 c) MARION COUNTY 911 FUND - County. (20151) .......................................................................................... 40 d) PROPERTY REASSESSMENT FUND. (20001) ................................................................................................. 41 e) LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - County. (20200) ............................................................................................ 41 f) LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUITABLE SHARE FUND - County. (20210) .............................................................. 42 g) IDENTIFICATION SECURITY PROTECTION FUND. (20220) ............................................................................ 42 h) SURVEYOR'S CORNER PERPETUATION FUND. (20230) ................................................................................ 43 i) COUNTY RECORDS PERPETUATION FUND. (20240) .................................................................................... 43 j) ENDORSEMENT FEE FUND. (20250) ............................................................................................................ 44 k) COUNTY SALES DISCLOSURE FUND. (20260) ............................................................................................... 44 l) CLERK’S PERPETUATION FUND. (20280)...................................................................................................... 45 m) ENHANCED ACCESS FUND. (20290) ............................................................................................................. 45 n) SUPPLEMENTAL ADULT PROBATION FEES FUND. (20320) .......................................................................... 46 o) MARION SUPERIOR COURT EQUIPMENT FUND. (20330) ............................................................................ 46 p) JUVENILE PROBATION FEES FUND. (20340) ................................................................................................ 47 q) COMMISSIONER & GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20350) ........................................................................... 47 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 4. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 4 r) GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20360) .......................................................................................................... 48 s) CHILD ADVOCACY FUND. (20370)................................................................................................................ 48 t) COUNTY USER FEE (DIVERSION) FUND. (20380) ......................................................................................... 49 u) ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION FUND. (20400) .................................................................................. 49 v) ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES FUND. (20410) .......................................................................................... 50 w) DRUG TESTING LAB FUND. (20420) ............................................................................................................. 50 x) DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND – County. (20430) .................................................................................... 51 y) COUNTY EXTRADITION FUND. (20440) ........................................................................................................ 51 z) MARION COUNTY SHERIFF CIVIL FEES FUND. (20450) ................................................................................ 52 aa) SHERIFF'S MEDICAL CARE FOR INMATES FUND. (20460) ............................................................................ 52 bb) SHERIFF'S CONTINUING EDUCATION FEE FUND. (20490) ........................................................................... 53 cc) PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND - County. (20500) ................................................................................ 53 dd) SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC DEFENDER FUND. (20510) .................................................................................... 54 ee) DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE FUND. (20520) ................................................................................................... 54 ff) PRE-TRIAL CONDITIONAL RELEASE PROGRAM FUND. (20530) ................................................................... 55 gg) JURY PAY FUND. (20540) ............................................................................................................................. 55 hh) DRUG TREATMENT DIVERSION FUND. (20550) ........................................................................................... 56 ii) FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S SERVICES FUND. (20560) .................................................................................... 56 jj) LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RIGHT TO KNOW FUND. (20640) ...................................................... 57 kk) COUNTY RAINY DAY FUND. (20650) ............................................................................................................ 57 ll) COUNTY MISDEMEANANT FUND. (20660) .................................................................................................. 58 mm) COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS (HOME DETENTION) USER FEE FUND. (20670) ............................................. 58 nn) COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND (LEASE) FUND. (30100) .............................................................. 59 oo) COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (40100) ................................................................ 59 pp) INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNAL SERVICE FUND. (70000) ..................................................................... 60 qq) INELIGIBLE DEDUCTIONS FUND (Homestead Fines). (20002) ..................................................................... 60 ARTICLE THREE. ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS, ESTIMATED REVENUES AND TAX LEVIES OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ........ 61 SECTION 3.01 Estimates of Funds to be Raised and Proposed Tax Levies for the Consolidated City ..................61 a) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (15000) .................................................................................................... 62 b) TRANSPORTATION GENERAL FUND. (15150) .............................................................................................. 63 c) PARK GENERAL FUND. (15200) .................................................................................................................... 64 d) REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND. (15300) ............................................................................................... 65 e) SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND. (15350) .................................................................... 66 f) SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND. (15400)...................................................................................................... 67 g) CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - CITY (15550)..................................................................... 68 h) IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND. (15600) ...................................................................................... 69 i) PARKING METER FUND. (25000) ................................................................................................................. 70 j) STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - CITY. (25100) ...................................................................................... 71 k) FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - CITY. (25200) .................................................................................. 72 l) DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND - CITY. (26001) ......................................................................................... 73 m) PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND - CITY. (25300) .................................................................................... 74 n) P.I.L.O.T. DEBT SERVICE FUND. (35000) ...................................................................................................... 75 o) FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35100) ................................................................................... 76 p) METROPOLITAN THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35200) ........................................................ 77 q) METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35300) ........................................................................... 78 r) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS SINKING FUND - CITY. (35400) ........................................................... 79 s) CITY GENERAL SINKING FUND. (35500) ....................................................................................................... 80 t) REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (35600) .................................................................................. 81 u) REVENUE BONDS FUND. (35800) ................................................................................................................ 82 v) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS. (35900) .............................................................................. 83 w) SANITARY DISTRICT SINKING FUND. (36100)............................................................................................... 84 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 5. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 5 x) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND - CITY. (45000)............................ 85 y) CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45612) ....................................................................... 86 z) FIRE CUMULATIVE CAPITAL FUND. (46501) ................................................................................................ 87 aa) STORM WATER MANAGEMENT UTILITY FUND. (15700) ............................................................................. 88 bb) POLICE PENSION FUND. (86100) ................................................................................................................. 89 cc) FIRE PENSION FUND. (86200) ...................................................................................................................... 90 dd) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND – City (15651) .......................................................... 91 ee) E-911 – City (15652) .................................................................................................................................... 92 SECTION 3.02 Estimates of Funds to be Raised and Proposed Tax Levies for Marion County.............................93 a) COUNTY GENERAL FUND. (10100)............................................................................................................... 94 b) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL FUND - COUNTY. (20152) .................................................. 95 c) MARION COUNTY 911 FUND. (20151) ......................................................................................................... 96 d) PROPERTY REASSESSMENT FUND. (20001) ................................................................................................. 97 e) LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND - COUNTY. (20200) .......................................................................................... 98 f) LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUITABLE SHARE FUND - COUNTY. (20210)............................................................ 99 g) IDENTIFICATION SECURITY PROTECTION FUND. (20220) .......................................................................... 100 h) SURVEYOR'S CORNER PERPETUATION FUND. (20230) .............................................................................. 101 i) COUNTY RECORDER'S PERPETUATION FUND. (20240) ............................................................................. 102 j) ENDORSEMENT FEE FUND. (20250) .......................................................................................................... 103 k) COUNTY SALES DISCLOSURE FEE FUND. (20260) ...................................................................................... 104 l) CLERK’S PERPETUATION FUND. (20280).................................................................................................... 105 m) ENHANCED ACCESS FUND. (20290) ........................................................................................................... 106 n) SUPPLEMENTAL ADULT PROBATION FEES FUND. (20320) ........................................................................ 107 o) MARION SUPERIOR COURT EQUIPMENT FUND. (20330) .......................................................................... 108 p) JUVENILE PROBATION FEES FUND. (20340) .............................................................................................. 109 q) COMMISSIONER & GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20350) ......................................................................... 110 r) GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUND. (20360) ........................................................................................................ 111 s) CHILD ADVOCACY FUND. (20370).............................................................................................................. 112 t) COUNTY USER FEE (DIVERSION) FUND. (20380) ....................................................................................... 113 u) ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION FUND. (20400) ................................................................................ 114 v) ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES FUND. (20410) ........................................................................................ 115 w) DRUG TESTING LAB FUND. (20420) ........................................................................................................... 116 x) DRUG FREE COMMUNITY FUND – COUNTY. (20430) ................................................................................ 117 y) COUNTY EXTRADITION FUND. (20440) ...................................................................................................... 118 z) MARION COUNTY SHERIFF CIVIL FEES FUND. (20450) .............................................................................. 119 aa) SHERIFF'S MEDICAL CARE FOR INMATES FUND. (20460) .......................................................................... 120 bb) SHERIFF'S CONTINUING EDUCATION FEE FUND. (20490) ......................................................................... 121 cc) PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX FUND - COUNTY. (20500)............................................................................ 122 dd) SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC DEFENDER FUND. (20510) .................................................................................. 123 ee) DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE FUND. (20520) ................................................................................................. 124 ff) PRE-TRIAL CONDITIONAL RELEASE FUND. (20530) ................................................................................... 125 gg) JURY PAY FUND. (20540) ........................................................................................................................... 126 hh) DRUG TREATMENT DIVERSION FUND. (20550) ......................................................................................... 127 ii) FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES FUND. (20560) .................................................................................. 128 jj) SECTION 102 HAVA REIMBURSEMENT FUND. (20590) ............................................................................. 129 kk) LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RIGHT TO KNOW FUND. (20640) .................................................... 130 ll) COUNTY RAINY DAY FUND. (20650) .......................................................................................................... 131 mm) COUNTY MISDEMEANANT FUND. (20660) ................................................................................................ 132 nn) COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS (HOME DETENTION) USER FEE FUND. (20670) ........................................... 133 oo) CHILD WELFARE SINKING DEBT SERVICE. (35000) ..................................................................................... 134 pp) COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND (LEASE) FUND. (30100) ............................................................ 135 qq) COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (40100) .............................................................. 136 rr) INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNAL SERVICE FUND. (70000) ................................................................... 137 ss) INELIGIBLE DEDUCTIONS FUND (Homestead Fines). (20002) ................................................................... 138 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 6. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 6 ARTICLE FOUR. MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS AND ALLOCATIONS .............139 SECTION 4.01 State, Local and Federal Grants ....................................................................................................139 SECTION 4.02 Appropriations of Certain Allocated Expenses.............................................................................139 SECTION 4.03 Allocation of County Option Income Tax Revenue (COIT) ...........................................................140 SECTION 4.04 Allocation of Public Safety Tax Revenue (PST). ............................................................................140 SECTION 4.05 Assistance to Indianapolis Public Housing Agency and Department of Parks and Recreation. .141 SECTION 4.06 Authorization for Dues and Memberships ...................................................................................142 ARTICLE FIVE. COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES ...............................150 SECTION 5.01 Elected Officers .............................................................................................................................150 SECTION 5.02 Annual Compensation of Employees of Consolidated City and Marion County .........................150 SECTION 5.03 No Vested Rights Created .............................................................................................................153 SECTION 5.04 Enforcement ..................................................................................................................................153 ARTICLE SIX. SUMMARIES OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAX LEVIES ..........................154 SECTION 6.01 Summary of Consolidated City Appropriations and Tax Levies. ..................................................154 SECTION 6.02 Summary of County Appropriations and Tax Levies. ...................................................................155 ARTICLE SEVEN. LEVY OF PROPERTY TAXES .................................................................156 SECTION 7.01 Tax Levies for Consolidated City and Its Special Taxing Districts.................................................156 a) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (10100) .................................................................................................. 156 b) CITY GENERAL SINKING FUND. (35500) ..................................................................................................... 156 c) INDIANAPOLIS CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45612) .................................................... 156 d) SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS' FUNDS........................................................................................................... 156 SECTION 7.02 Tax Levies for Marion County Government. ................................................................................157 a) COUNTY GENERAL FUND. (10100)............................................................................................................. 157 b) MARION COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND. (45000) ............................................... 157 c) PROPERTY REASSESSMENT FUND. (20001) ............................................................................................... 157 d) COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND (LEASE) FUND. (30100) ............................................................ 157 ARTICLE EIGHT. COLLECTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE ..................................................158 SECTION 8.01 Collection of Tax Levies. ................................................................................................................158 SECTION 8.02 Variations in Estimated Revenue..................................................................................................158 SECTION 8.03 Effective Date. ...............................................................................................................................158 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 7. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 7 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY-COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA: ARTICLE ONE. ANNUAL BUDGET AND TAX LEVIES FOR THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY, INDIANA Appropriations for the ensuing agency budgets are divided into five characters, as follows: Character 1 Personal Services Character 2 Supplies Character 3 Other Services and Charges Character 4 Capital Character 5 Internal Charges SECTION 1.01 Consolidated City Appropriations for 2013. For the expenses of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and its departments, divisions, officials, special taxing districts, and institutions for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during the year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. BUDGET APPROVED BY CITY COUNTY COUNCIL a) CITY-COUNTY COUNCIL CITY COUNTY COUNCIL CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 1,159,396 6,800 598,187 - - 1,764,383 Total for council 1,159,396 6,800 598,187 - - 1,764,383 b) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT (1) OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 4,253,728 11,390 1,012,556 500 (956,264) 4,321,910 Total for office 4,253,728 11,390 1,012,556 500 (956,264) 4,321,910 (2) OFFICE OF AUDIT AND PERFORMANCE OFFICE OF AUDIT & PERFORMANCE CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 672,467 2,000 138,432 2,000 3,200 818,099 Total for office 672,467 2,000 138,432 2,000 3,200 818,099 (3) OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL OFFICE OF CORP. COUNSEL CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 3,267,456 6,900 746,757 4,600 (3,410,439) 615,274 Total for this office 3,267,456 6,900 746,757 4,600 (3,410,439) 615,274 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 8. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 8 (4) OFFICE OF FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT OFFICE OF FINANCE & MGMT. CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 4,103,580 12,400 2,897,998 11,500 1,855 7,027,333 DRUG FREE COMMUNITY - - 450,000 - - 450,000 STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL 2,500 - 34,000 - - 36,500 Total for this office 4,106,080 12,400 3,381,998 11,500 1,855 7,513,833 (5) OFFICE OF MINORITY-OWNED AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES OFFICE OF MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 656,563 3,745 84,281 285 750 745,624 Total for office 656,563 3,745 84,281 285 750 745,624 (6) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT TOTAL EXECUTIVE OFFICE TOTAL CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL Total Executive Office 12,956,294 36,435 5,364,024 18,885 (4,360,898) 14,014,740 c) TELECOM & VIDEO SERVICES AGENCY TELECOM & VIDEO SVCS CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 315,143 5,000 163,625 15,000 3,210 501,978 Total for this agency 315,143 5,000 163,625 15,000 3,210 501,978 d) DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 1,319,361 12,608 2,614,699 2,206 120,794 4,069,667 REDEVELOPMENT. 691,503 2,970 2,083,353 7,850 (257,992) 2,527,684 TRANSPORTATION. 218,270 - 27,194 - - 245,464 FEDERAL GRANTS 2,738,792 23,480 21,794,239 1,680 487,980 25,046,171 Total for this departm ent 4,967,926 39,058 26,519,485 11,736 350,782 31,888,987 e) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 9,418,757 18,288,785 10,989,175 81,698,975 (28,939,322) 91,456,370 PARKS FUND 4,683,222 189,485 1,633,097 148,000 725,833 7,379,637 SOLID WASTE COLLECTION 9,194,057 113,394 16,476,566 168,754 5,684,870 31,637,640 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL - - 8,807,010 - 431,760 9,238,770 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT 2,565,128 34,143 6,178,217 5,115,795 1,721,030 15,614,313 TRANSPORTATION. 17,604,767 4,898,968 8,448,809 8,359,250 5,098,613 44,410,407 PARKING. - - - 375,000 - 375,000 FEDERAL GRANTS 6,536 - 421,000 - - 427,536 STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL 66,337 - 5,178 - - 71,515 CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - - 100,000 2,200,000 - 2,300,000 COUNTY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - - - 2,500,000 - 2,500,000 Total for this departm ent 43,538,804 23,524,775 53,059,052 100,565,773 (15,277,216) 205,411,188 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 9. F.O. No. , 2012 Page 9 f) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY 1) ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL DIVISION ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 2,653,529 185,200 592,013 - 577,742 4,008,484 Total for this division 2,653,529 185,200 592,013 - 577,742 4,008,484 2) DPS ADMINISTRATION (DIRECTOR’S OFFICE) DIRECTOR'S OFFICE CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 1,609,325 10,500 2,667,402 2,000 126,522 4,415,749 Total for this division 1,609,325 10,500 2,667,402 2,000 126,522 4,415,749 3) FIRE DEPARTMENT INDIANAPOLIS FIRE DEPARTMENT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL FIRE FUND 126,346,633 1,295,662 5,143,043 572,907 3,775,202 137,133,447 FIRE CUMULATIVE FND - - 500,000 1,838,000 - 2,338,000 METRO EMERGENCY COMM 1,695,354 9,500 105,364 6,600 - 1,816,818 FEDERAL GRANTS 296,777 195,000 968,846 990,717 10,000 2,461,340 FIRE PENSION TRUST FUND 30,854,363 - - - - 30,854,363 Total for this division 159,193,127 1,500,162 6,717,253 3,408,224 3,785,202 174,603,968 4) HOMELAND SECURITY HOMELAND SECURITY CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 356,699 13,000 869,783 5,150 107,482 1,352,114 FEDERAL GRANTS 302,224 400,000 957,229 600,000 - 2,259,453 Total for this division 658,923 413,000 1,827,012 605,150 107,482 3,611,567 5) METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT INDIANAPOLIS METRO POLICE DEPT. CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL IMPD FUND 159,682,712 843,975 15,190,634 6,500 12,000,000 187,723,821 STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND- CITY 816,311 726,935 221,110 - - 1,764,356 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND 170,000 93,340 797,680 117,500 - 1,178,520 FEDERAL GRANTS 1,942,865 193,265 2,376,421 3,413,935 - 7,926,486 STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL 1,121,886 - - - - 1,121,886 CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - - - 2,203,178 - 2,203,178 POLICE PENSION TRUST FUND 30,522,000 - - - - 30,522,000 Total for this division 194,255,774 1,857,515 18,585,845 5,741,113 12,000,000 232,440,247 6) PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL METRO EMERGENCY COMM 967,680 117,552 4,958,561 86,000 18,727 6,148,519 Total for this division 967,680 117,552 4,958,561 86,000 18,727 6,148,519 DPS TOTAL 357,781,844 4,044,229 35,387,786 9,842,487 18,172,189 425,228,534 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 10. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 10 g) DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT. OF PARKS & RECREATION CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY - - 1,000,000 - - 1,000,000 PARKS FUND 9,308,264 627,714 5,383,470 120,447 226,954 15,666,849 FEDERAL GRANTS 325,608 5,950 585,262 - - 916,820 CITY CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - - 500,000 2,977,080 - 3,477,080 Total for this departm ent 9,633,872 633,664 7,468,732 3,097,527 226,954 21,060,749 h) DEPARTMENT OF CODE ENFORCEMENT CODE ENFORCEMENT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CONSOLIDATED COUNTY 8,240,628 83,785 8,465,059 276,500 1,141,340 18,207,312 Total for this departm ent 8,240,628 83,785 8,465,059 276,500 1,141,340 18,207,312 SECTION 1.02 Appropriations for City Sinking Funds for 2013 For purposes of paying the principal and interest due on the outstanding bonded and other indebtedness of the Consolidated City and its special taxing districts, there are hereby appropriated for 2013 the respective sums hereinafter set forth for the respective funds: 2013 City Sinking Funds CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL CIVIL CITY BONDS - - 10,025,579 - - 10,025,579 REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BONDS - - 14,550,200 - - 14,550,200 PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS SINKING FUND - - 3,870,130 - - 3,870,130 SANITARY DISTRICT BONDS - - 8,531,125 - - 8,531,125 METROPOLITAN THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT - - 6,385,183 - - 6,385,183 PARK DISTRICT BONDS - - 3,402,215 - - 3,402,215 PILOT DEBT SERVICE - - 8,069,671 - - 8,069,671 TOTAL CITY SINKING FUNDS - - 54,834,103 - - 54,834,103 SECTION 1.03 City Revenue Service Debt Fund. For the obligation of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis for its Revenue Bonds Debt Service Funds for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named (as established and allocated in Article Two) for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during the year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. CITY REVENUE SINKING FUNDS CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL TIF REVENUE BONDS - - 50,378,028 - - 50,378,028 REVENUE BONDS - - 4,221,126 - - 4,221,126 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BONDS - - 8,543,099 - - 8,543,099 FLOOD CONTROL BONDS - - 5,797,922 - - 5,797,922 TOTAL CITY REVENUE SINKING FUNDS - - 68,940,175 - - 68,940,175 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 11. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 11 SECTION 1.04 Marion County: Constitutional Officers -Appropriations For the expenses of certain Constitutional Officers 1 of Marion County government and its institutions for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. a) COUNTY AUDITOR MARION COUNTY AUDITOR CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 1,488,595 13,350 7,546,839 3,000 - 9,051,784 LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING & RIGHT TO KNOW - - 110,000 - - 110,000 PROPERTY REASSESSMENT 43,672 1,000 9,400 - - 54,072 COUNTY AUDITOR INELIGIBLE DEDUCTIONS 537,684 - - - - 537,684 Total for this office 2,069,951 14,350 7,666,239 3,000 - 9,753,540 b) COUNTY CORONER MARION COUNTY CORONER CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 1,058,942 46,746 1,557,030 - - 2,662,718 FEDERAL GRANTS - - 122,460 52,200 - 174,660 Total for this office 1,058,942 46,746 1,679,490 52,200 - 2,837,378 c) COUNTY RECORDER MARION COUNTY RECORDER CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 591,076 - (43,811) - - 547,265 COUNTY RECORDS PERPETUATION 520,364 37,629 494,584 209,351 - 1,261,928 Total for this office 1,111,440 37,629 450,773 209,351 - 1,809,193 d) COUNTY TREASURER MARION COUNTY TREASURER CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 1,423,906 15,275 679,018 - - 2,118,199 Total for this office 1,423,906 15,275 679,018 - - 2,118,199 e) COUNTY SURVEYOR MARION COUNTY SURVEYOR CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 182,477 (1,300) 3,283 - - 184,459 SURVEYOR'S PERPETUATION FUND 263,341 21,526 132,386 5,000 - 422,253 Total for this office 445,818 20,226 135,669 5,000 - 606,712 1 Appropriations for the constitutional offices of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the Marion County Sheriff are contained within Sections 1.06 and 1.07, respectively. FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 12. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 12 SECTION 1.05 Marion County: Administrative Offices – Appropriations For the expenses of certain administrative agencies of the Marion County government and its institutions for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. a) COUNTY ELECTION BOARD MARION COUNTY ELECTION BOARD CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 448,793 10,700 878,588 - - 1,338,081 Total for this division 448,793 10,700 878,588 - - 1,338,081 b) VOTERS’ REGISTRATION MARION COUNTY VOTERS' REGISTRATION CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 694,535 14,300 414,915 5,000 - 1,128,750 Total for this office 694,535 14,300 414,915 5,000 - 1,128,750 c) COUNTY ASSESSOR MARION COUNTY ASSESSOR CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 4,366,041 47,347 824,563 4,000 - 5,241,950 PROPERTY REASSESSMENT 1,114,256 18,050 658,105 - - 1,790,411 ENDORSEMENT FEE - - 300,000 - - 300,000 COUNTY SALES DISCLOSURE FUND 82,830 - - - - 82,830 Total for this office 5,563,126 65,397 1,782,668 4,000 - 7,415,191 d) COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 212,650 10,324 533,441 - - 756,415 Total for this office 212,650 10,324 533,441 - - 756,415 e) INFORMATION SERVICES AGENCY INFORMATION SVCS AGENCY CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL INFORMATION SVCS 3,600,883 252,500 26,712,544 600,000 - 31,165,927 Total for this agency 3,600,883 252,500 26,712,544 600,000 - 31,165,927 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 13. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 13 SECTION 1.06 Marion County: Judicial Department - Appropriations For the expenses of certain judicial agencies of Marion County government for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. a) CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT MARION COUNTY CLERK CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 4,291,709 14,518 1,266,749 - - 5,572,976 CLERK'S PERPETUATION FUND 442,765 65,200 177,100 3,000 - 688,065 Total for this office 4,734,473 79,718 1,443,849 3,000 - 6,261,040 b) MARION COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER AGENCY MARION COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER AGENCY CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 13,559,034 46,614 4,037,527 - - 17,643,175 SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLIC DEFENDER - - 345,000 - - 345,000 Total for this agency 13,559,034 46,614 4,382,527 - - 17,988,175 c) PROSECUTING ATTORNEY MARION COUNTY PROSECUTOR CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 10,562,396 181,100 2,719,375 7,500 - 13,470,371 COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX 2,616,245 - - - - 2,616,245 LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUITABLE SHARING - 10,000 30,000 60,000 - 100,000 DIVERSION. 731,581 - - - - 731,581 LAW ENFORCEMENT- COUNTY 249,885 - - - - 249,885 DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE 2,537,691 - 605,011 - - 3,142,702 DRUG FREE COMMUNITY 39,921 - - - - 39,921 FEDERAL GRANTS 1,200,778 32,000 620,650 357,750 - 2,211,178 STATE GRANTS 901,354 22,500 53,175 55,000 - 1,032,029 Total for this office 18,839,852 245,600 4,028,211 480,250 - 23,593,912 d) PROSECUTOR'S CHILD SUPPORT IV-D AGENCY MARION COUNTY PROSECUTOR- CHILD SUPPORT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 3,085,405 51,895 1,248,142 5,000 - 4,390,442 FEDERAL GRANTS 32,501 - - - - 32,501 Total for this division 3,117,906 51,895 1,248,142 5,000 - 4,422,943 e) CIRCUIT COURT MARION COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 877,587 5,463 227,496 - - 1,110,546 COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX 290,404 - - - - 290,404 Total for this court 1,167,991 5,463 227,496 - - 1,400,950 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 14. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 14 Marion County Superior Court MARION COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 26,598,299 404,363 10,677,764 88,467 - 37,768,892 COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX 7,558,333 - - - - 7,558,333 ADULT PROBATION 1,636,049 10,284 10,796 - - 1,657,129 JUVENILE PROBRATION 95,000 - - - - 95,000 COMMISSIONER & GUARDIAN AD LITEM FUNDING 986,175 - - - - 986,175 GUARDIAN AD LITEM - - 2,000,000 - - 2,000,000 DIVERSION. 54,137 - - - - 54,137 JURY PAY FUND - - 300,000 - - 300,000 DEFERRAL PROGRAM FEE 117,025 - - - - 117,025 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION- SUPERIOR 103,548 2,138 42,913 - - 148,598 ALCOHOL & DRUG SERVICES 566,110 3,800 3,140 - - 573,050 DRUG FREE COMMUNITY - 4,000 17,500 - - 21,500 FEDERAL GRANTS 460,206 9,654 1,205,503 53,250 - 1,728,613 STATE GRANTS 47,011 - 177,700 - - 224,711 COUNTY GRANTS - - 25,000 - - 25,000 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT - - 253,392 - - 253,392 Total for this court 38,221,894 434,238 14,713,707 141,717 - 53,511,556 SECTION 1.07 Marion County: Law Enforcement and Corrections - Appropriations For the expenses of certain law enforcement and correction agencies of Marion County government and its institutions for the calendar year beginning January 1, 2013, and ending December 31, 2013, the sums of money set out in this Section are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several respective funds herein named for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. The sums so appropriated shall be held to include all such expenditures authorized to be made during said calendar year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. a) FORENSIC SERVICES AGENCY MARION COUNTY FORENSIC SVCS CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 4,964,401 272,203 604,268 40,000 - 5,880,872 FEDERAL GRANTS 632,757 176,906 188,008 5,875 - 1,003,546 Total for this agency 5,597,158 449,109 792,276 45,875 - 6,884,418 b) COUNTY SHERIFF MARION COUNTY SHERIFF CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 29,722,146 1,620,655 37,414,987 - - 68,757,788 COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY INCOME TAX 15,697,472 - - - - 15,697,472 MC SHERIFF'S CIVIL DIVISION FEE FUND 1,459,133 - 440,867 - - 1,900,000 MC SHERIFF'S MEDICAL CARE FOR INMATES - - 11,939,669 - - 11,939,669 COUNTY EXTRADITION - - 57,657 - - 57,657 COUNTY CORRECTIONS MISDEMEANANT - 91,987 208,314 - - 300,300 MECA EMERGENCY PHONE SYSTEM 5,731,551 - - - - 5,731,551 MECA FUND 2,026,865 - - - - 2,026,865 FEDERAL GRANTS 300,000 200,000 100,000 200,000 - 800,000 STIMULUS FUNDS- FEDERAL 5,000 1,000 92,000 30,000 - 128,000 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT LEASES - - 1,887,000 - - 1,887,000 Total for this office 54,942,167 1,913,642 52,140,494 230,000 - 109,226,302 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 15. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 15 c) COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS CHAR 1 CHAR 2 CHAR 3 CHAR 4 CHAR 5 TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL 1,386,530 184,300 1,784,731 14,000 - 3,369,562 COUNTY CORRECTIONS MISDEMEANANT - - 300,300 - - 300,300 DRUG FREE COMMUNITY - 1,500 18,500 - - 20,000 HOME DETENTION 458,988 37,000 409,906 - - 905,894 FEDERAL GRANTS - - 225,368 - - 225,368 STATE GRANTS 1,837,095 13,000 2,806,450 - - 4,656,545 Total for this agency 3,682,613 235,800 5,545,255 14,000 - 9,477,669 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 16. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 16 ARTICLE TWO. MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL ESTIMATED REVENUES FOR THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY Miscellaneous revenues include all those revenues collect by the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and Marion County which are not property tax revenues. Miscellaneous revenues include, but are not limited to, income taxes, donations, fees, fines, grants, and earnings. SECTION 2.01 Allocation and Estimates of Miscellaneous Revenues of the Consolidated City. To defray the costs of government of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis and its special taxing districts in accordance with the appropriations stated in Article One, the anticipated and estimated revenues of the Consolidated City and its special taxing districts are hereby allocated to the respective funds as herein stated; and in accordance with law and such allocations, the revenues, other than property taxes, collectible in the 2nd half of 2012 and in fiscal year 2013, the portions of current balances and the revenues from taxation provided by the several levies fixed in Article Seven of this ordinance, are allocated to finance the amounts budgeted from each fund. a) CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND. (15000) The Consolidated County Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 from the Consolidated County General Fund, the Indianapolis Fleet Service Fund, Air Pollution Fund, Air Pollution Title V Fund, DPW General Fund, Permits Fund, DMD General Fund, Unsafe Building Fund, Junk Vehicles Fund, Historic Preservation Fund, IMAGIS Fund, City Rainy Day Fund, Housing Trust Fund, Groundwater Protection Fund, City Insurance Proceeds Fund, Capital Asset Development Fund, Dedicated Animal Care Special Projects Fund, Dedicated Animal Care Donations Fund, Fiscal Stability Fund, Rebuild Indy Fund, Personnel Services Contingency Fund and Utility Monitoring Fund, available for transfer into said fund, a portion of the revenue from the County Option Income Tax, a portion of the receipts of state taxes on alcoholic beverages, cigarettes and inheritances, amounts received for city licenses, Controller's fees, and all other miscellaneous revenues derived from sources connected with the operation of those portions of city government whose appropriations are out of the Consolidated County Fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the county as shown in Section 6.01. All monies designated for deposit into either the City General Fund or Consolidated County General Fund shall be deposited into the Consolidated County General Fund, and shall be considered in compliance with the legal requirement for deposits. [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 17. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 17 CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES CONSOLIDATED COUNTY FUND (15000) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: 4011004 - Pilot Water Company 71,682 - 4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER - (4,001,454) 4012001 - COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX 25,809,177 107,938,899 4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP 1,211,324 2,003,938 4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX 920,000 1,900,000 4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX 181,945 364,000 4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX 148,705 297,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS 5,698,424 10,146,788 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 7,378,369 14,822,216 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL 7,091,079 10,039,210 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES 1,044,000 2,446,394 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS 653,746 1,791,020 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS (5,965,000) (140,600,000) 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS 1,500,000 1,510,000 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 45,743,451 8,658,011 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 18. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 18 b) TRANSPORTATION GENERAL FUND. (15150) The Transportation Fund for 2013 shall consist of the Transportation General Fund, Motor Vehicle Fund, Local Road and Street Fund, and the Transportation Local Grants Fund, and shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, amounts to be received from the State of Indiana during the fiscal year 2013 and allocated to said City of Indianapolis out of the revenues derived from taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, motor vehicles, and other sources connected therewith, miscellaneous revenues from license fees, federal highway funds, and other operations of the Department of Transportation, County Auto Excise Surtaxes, and County Wheel Taxes, all of which does not involve a property tax levy for said fund. CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES TRANSPORTATION GENERAL (15150) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: 4013005 - WHEEL TAX 4,235,000 9,167,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS - - 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 2,300,000 3,000,000 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL 18,370,497 37,210,000 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES - - 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS 464,000 70,000 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS (500,000) (322,658) 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS - - 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 24,869,497 49,124,342 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 19. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 19 c) PARK GENERAL FUND. (15200) The Park General Fund for 2013 shall consist of Park General Fund, Park Land Fund, Special Recreational Fund, Parks Restricted Fund, Parks Local Grants Fund and Park Golf Fund, and all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all fees, charges, and other miscellaneous revenue derived from sources connected with the operation of the Department of Parks and Recreation, those distributions of taxes allocated by state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all the taxable property located within the Park Special Taxing District as shown in Section 6.01 CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES PARKS GENERAL FUND (15200) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: - - 4011004 - Pilot Water Company 89,608 - 4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER - (2,764,844) 4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP 922,651 1,623,617 4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX 476,000 982,000 4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX 147,312 295,000 4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX 76,606 153,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS - - 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 1,889,602 4,009,160 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL 60,955 57,992 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES - - 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS 14,918 20,450 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS 10,000 10,000 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 3,687,653 4,386,375 FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 20. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 20 d) REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND. (15300) The Redevelopment General Fund for 2013 shall consist of Redevelopment General Fund, UNWA TIF, Barrington HOTIF Fund, Fall Creek TIF, Brookville HOTIF Fund, Redevelopment TIF Fund, Meridian Redevelopment Area Fund, Martindale Brightwood Dev Area Fund, Meridian II Redevelopment Area Fund, BioCrossroads Certified Technology Park Fund, Intech Park Certified Technology Park Fund, Tibbs Avenue TIF, Supplemental Housing Program TIF, and the Industrial Development (CRED) Fund and all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all fees, charges and other receipts derived from sources connected with the operation of the Neighborhood Services Division of the Department of Metropolitan Development, those distributions of taxes allocated by state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed for this fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Redevelopment Special Taxing District as shown in Section 6.01. CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES REDEVELOPMENT GENERAL FUND (15300) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: - - 4011002 - Tax Increment 432,891 1,810,466 4011004 - Pilot Water Company 893 - 4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER - (97,996) 4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP 4,343 42,339 4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX 14,000 29,000 4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX 1,833 4,000 4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX 1,911 4,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS - - 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 234,000 420,000 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL 750,000 750,000 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES - - 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS - - 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS 194,600 1,550,000 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS 26,200 26,200 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 1,660,671 4,538,009 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 21. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 21 e) SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND. (15350) To defray the costs of government of the Solid Waste Collection Special Service District in accordance with the appropriations stated in Article One of this ordinance, certain anticipated and estimated revenues are allocated as follows. The Solid Waste Collection Service District Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all miscellaneous revenues derived from sources connected with the operation of the Solid Waste Collection Special Service District, including federal grants and intergovernmental reimbursements, user charges, those distributions of taxes allocated by state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Solid Waste Collection Special Service District by virtue of Section 6.01 of this ordinance. CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE DISTRICT FUND (15350) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: 4011004 - Pilot Water Company 99,858 - 4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER - (3,425,760) 4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP 1,480,056 2,377,710 4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX 909,000 1,870,000 4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX 322,420 650,000 4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX 158,615 317,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS - - 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 35,000 269,000 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL - - 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES - - 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS - 200,000 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS - - 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS 30,000 30,000 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 3,034,948 2,287,950 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 22. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 22 f) SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND. (15400) The Solid Waste Disposal Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, and all fees, charges, and miscellaneous revenues derived from sources connected with the construction and financing of the Resource Recovery Facility, all of which does not involve a general tax levy for said fund. CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FUND (15400) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS - - 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 4,545,000 8,985,000 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL - - 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES - - 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS - - 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS - - 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS 10,000 10,000 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 4,555,000 8,995,000 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 23. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 23 g) CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - CITY. (15550) The Fire Service District Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances at the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all miscellaneous revenues derived from sources connected with the operation of the Fire Force, portions of the receipts from the County Option Income Tax, Local Option Income Taxes and Public Safety Income Taxes allocated to this fund, the allocation of PILOTs to this fund, those distributions of taxes allocated by state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts received from the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Fire Special Service District by virtue of Section 6.01 of this ordinance. CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES CONSOLIDATED FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT FUND - CITY (15550) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: 4011004 - Pilot Water Company 347,304 - 4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER - (8,230,396) 4012001 - COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX 978,298 - 4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP 3,216,448 5,989,076 4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX 2,450,000 5,050,000 4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX 558,085 1,120,000 4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX 290,147 580,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS 13,858 42,000 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 336,014 286,000 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL 547,000 547,000 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES - - 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS 1,811,100 3,642,600 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS 26,125,000 51,400,000 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS (15,000) (15,000) 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 36,658,255 60,411,280 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .
  • 24. F.O. No. , 2012 P a g e 24 h) IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND. (15600) The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Fund for 2013 shall consist of all balances as of the end of fiscal year 2012 available for transfer into said fund, all miscellaneous revenues of Police General Fund, Law Enforcement Training Fund, Police General-Grants, and Police Training Fund and derived from sources connected with the operation of the Police Force, including traffic fines and intergovernmental reimbursements, Police Training Fund Transfers, Court Docket Fees, portions of the receipts from the County Option Income Tax and PILOTs allocated to this fund, those distributions of taxes allocated by state law on the basis of property taxes levied and assessed as this fund, and all amounts received by the levy of a rate of tax for this fund on all taxable property located in the Police Special Service District by virtue of Section 6.01 of this ordinance. CONSOLIDATED CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS AND MARION COUNTY ESTIMATE OF MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES IMPD SERVICE DISTRICT GENERAL FUND (15600) FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND DECEMBER 31, 2013 Jul. 01,2012 Jan. 01, 2013 through through ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED Dec. 31, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 SPECIAL TAXES: 4011004 - Pilot Water Company 208,111 - 4011006 - PROPERTY TAX CIRCUIT BREAKER - (5,436,894) 4012001 - COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX 44,963,802 - 4012002 - L.O.I.T PROPERTY TAX MAKE UP 1,979,723 3,694,082 4013001 - LICENSE EXCISE TAX 1,170,000 2,410,000 4013002 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TAX 577,209 1,150,000 4013003 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EXCISE TAX 282,090 564,000 ALL OTHER REVENUE: 4100000 - LICENSES AND PERMITS 24,600 49,200 4300000 - CHARGES FOR SERVICES 825,800 1,651,500 4200000 - INTER-GOVERNMENTAL 2,017,000 2,022,000 4400000 - FINES AND FORFEITURES 180,200 1,227,336 4450000 - OTHER RECEIPTS 3,112,905 6,909,450 4500000 - INTERFUND TRANSFERS 6,715,704 137,958,359 4650000 - INVESTMENT EARNINGS (29,400) (29,400) 4700000 - CONTRIBUTIONS - - 4750000 - ADDITIONS - - TOTAL 62,027,744 152,169,633 [REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK] FISCAL ORDINANCE RECORD 2012 PAGE .