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GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES <br />The following graph illustrates the components of General Fund spending for 2022 compared to budget: <br />General Government <br />Public Safety <br />Highways and Streets <br />Culture and Recreation <br />Other <br />General Fund Expenditures <br />Budget and Actual <br />�0o O O O O O O O O O O O O O <br />O O O O O O O O O O O O O <br />o Actual ■ Budget <br />General Fund expenditures totaled $14,390,861 in 2022 and were $101,779 (or 0.7 percent) under the <br />final budget. Spending was over budget for public safety by $313,466 and highways and streets by <br />$63,191. General government, culture and recreation, and other expenditures were $197,202, $36,599, <br />and $244,635 under budget, respectively. Open positions and conservative budgeting largely accounted <br />for these variances. The largest variance in overspending for public safety was largely due to pension <br />pass -through payments to the fire relief (offset by intergovernmental revenues) and additional overtime <br />spending required in the current year. <br />The following graph shows General Fund expenditures for the last five years: <br />General Fund Expenditures by Function <br />Year Ended December 31, <br />$7,000,000 <br />$6,000,000 <br />$5,50001000 <br />$410001000 <br />$3,000,000 <br />$2M00,000 <br />$1,000,000 <br />General <br />Government <br />public Safety <br />$3,2921680 <br />$417881902 <br />02018 <br />02019 <br />$3,3861029 <br />$512441827 <br />02020 <br />$3,782,634 <br />$5X8J 88 <br />$3,5431561 <br />$6,305M76 <br />02021 <br />N 2022 <br />$3,7401839 <br />$6,744,368 <br />Highways and <br />Culture and <br />Other <br />Streets <br />Recreation <br />$117561372 <br />$111901099 <br />$7371174 <br />$118271573 <br />$112661338 <br />$6901688 <br />$2091196 <br />$1,355,711 <br />$4971057 <br />$ 042,497 <br />$1,397,460 <br />$97709 <br />$2X6,890 <br />$ L428,226 <br />$450,538 <br />Total General Fund expenditures for 2022 were $224,45 8 (1.6 percent) more than the previous year. <br />Natural inflationary increases and the continued growth in development in the City contributed to the <br />overall increase in expenditures. Less capital spending reduced "other" spending from the prior year. <br />-13- <br />