Compare the approved plan, reported results, or the county's estimates across years. Dollar amounts are as reported at the time; they are not adjusted for inflation or population.
A large transfer the report does not explain Actual transfers into the General Fund were again unusually large in 2023, including $30.3 million from revenue bonds. This describes actual transfers, not the adopted transfer budget. We could not find an explanation for it in the county's report. The amount is confirmed; the reason is not stated.
Five-year trend: FY2022–FY2026
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Up $4,480,805 (+26.5%) from FY2022 to FY2026.
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History
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Notes on these figures
1FY2022 actual General Fund transfers included COVID relief.The audited report records a $41,245,916 transfer from the COVID Relief Fund into the General Fund. This describes actual transfers, not the adopted transfer budget.
2A large transfer the report does not explain.Actual transfers into the General Fund were again unusually large in 2023, including $30.3 million from revenue bonds. This describes actual transfers, not the adopted transfer budget. We could not find an explanation for it in the county's report. The amount is confirmed; the reason is not stated.