Special Revenue Other Transfers

Source-era other-transfer line printed separately from the main transfer line

Internal county movement; not outside revenue

FY2015

Adopted

$0^†²

FY2014-15, p.48

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The spending or funding plan approved by County Council for each fiscal year.

FY2014 adopted budget

$0^†

FY2014–15 budget book, p.48

FY2015 adopted budget

$0^†

FY2014–15 budget book, p.48

The FY2015 adopted amount was unchanged.

Percent difference is not available because the earlier published amount is $0.

Source footnote: * Transfers made for matching grants and other special revenue funds whose budget is passed separately by County Council
Unresolved source marker: * The county prints this marker but does not define it on the cited page or elsewhere in this budget book.

Annual figures: FY2011–FY2015

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Annual figures and sources in this chart

Annual adopted dollars figures from FY2011 through FY2015
Year	Amount	Source
FY2011	Not published	—
FY2012	$200,000	FY2012-13, p.43
FY2013	$200,000	FY2012-13, p.43
FY2014	$0^†	FY2014-15, p.48
FY2015	$0^†	FY2014-15, p.48

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What this site covers for the Special Revenue Fund

Covered

Complete at the selected Special Revenue Funds' published summary-category level. Named-fund totals are covered separately, but detail within each named fund is not.

History

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FY2015
Adopted$0^†²
FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2014
Adopted$0^†²
FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2013
Actual$0^†^1,2
as printed in FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
Adopted$200,000^1,2
FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2012
Actual$0^†^1,2
as printed in FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
Adopted$200,000^1,2
FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”
basis changes below
FY2011
Actual$88,962¹
as printed in FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2010
Actual$119,602¹
as printed in FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”

Special Revenue Other Transfers: every published year, its status, amount and source
Year	Status	Amount	Source
FY2015	Adopted	$0^†²	FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2014	Adopted	$0^†²	FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2013	Actual	$0^†^1,2	as printed in FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2013	Adopted	$200,000^1,2	FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2012	Actual	$0^†^1,2	as printed in FY2014-15, p.48printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2012	Adoptedbasis changes below	$200,000^1,2	FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2011	Actual	$88,962¹	as printed in FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”
FY2010	Actual	$119,602¹	as printed in FY2012-13, p.43printed as “Other Transfers *”

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Notes on these figures

1Source footnote: *. Transfers made for matching grants and other special revenue funds whose budget is passed separately by County Council
2Unresolved source marker: *. The county prints this marker but does not define it on the cited page or elsewhere in this budget book.