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FY2013 · Operating Use

Adopted

Eng. - Paving/Drainage

General Fund department appropriation

FY2013

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$1,999,951$0FY2009: $1,837,495FY2010: $1,955,314FY2011: $1,999,951FY2012: $0 (the county printed a dash)FY2013: $0 (the county printed a dash)FY09FY10FY11FY12FY13FY2009FY2010FY2011FY2012FY2013
  • FY2013: Departments were reorganised. Around 2013 the county reorganised its departments. Human resources and public works stop appearing under those names, and emergency medical services and community development and planning appear. Figures either side of this point describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend.
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Annual adopted dollars figures from FY2009 through FY2013
YearAmountSource
FY2009$1,837,495FY2008-09, p.63
FY2010$1,955,314FY2010-11, p.63
FY2011$1,999,951FY2010-11, p.63
FY2012$0†FY2012-13, p.55
FY2013$0†FY2012-13, p.55
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Every year this line appears, with the document each figure was read from. Years with nothing published say so; they are never turned into zero. A numeric zero is shown as $0. When the county printed a dash, † marks the site’s arithmetic-zero representation.

  1. FY2013
    Adopted$0†
    FY2012-13, p.55
  2. Departments were reorganised Around 2013 the county reorganised its departments. Human resources and public works stop appearing under those names, and emergency medical services and community development and planning appear. Figures either side of this point describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend. Why this is recorded
  3. FY2012
    Adopted$0†
    FY2012-13, p.55
  4. FY2011
    Adopted$1,999,951
    FY2010-11, p.63
  5. FY2010
    Adopted$1,955,314
    FY2010-11, p.63
  6. FY2009
    Adopted$1,837,495
    FY2008-09, p.63
  7. FY2008
    Adopted$1,778,381
    FY2008-09, p.63
  8. FY2007
    Adopted$1,698,903
    FY2006-07
  9. FY2006
    Adopted$1,703,095
    FY2006-07
  10. Employee benefits moved into departments The county dates this change to FY2005: "Changes were made during FY2005 to reflect all departmental benefits within each department." The figures here change at FY2006 instead. The FY2005 department figures come from the earlier FY2004-05 book under the old arrangement, and the FY2006-07 book does not reprint FY2005 department detail. Why this is recorded

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