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Where every $100 comes from

The City expects of General Fund revenue in FY 2026/27, before money transferred in from its other funds. Each square is $1 of every $100.

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FY 2026/27 General Fund revenue, per $100
SourceFY 2026/27 adoptedOf every $100Squares
Property tax$158,193,000$55.5756
Sales tax$71,218,000$25.0225
Business tax$15,105,000$5.315
Franchise fees$13,967,000$4.915
Charges & fines$11,171,000$3.924
Hotel tax$7,256,000$2.553
Interest & rents$3,676,000$1.291
Everything else$4,100,000$1.441

Every source, year by year

Actual and estimated years for context, the adopted budget, and the City's forecast after it. Change is the adopted budget against the FY 2025/26 estimate.

SourceFY 2024/25 actualFY 2025/26 estimateFY 2026/27 adoptedChangeFY 2027/28 forecastFY 2028/29 forecast
Property Tax+3.7%
Sales Tax+2.7%
Business Tax+1.7%
Franchise Fees+4.1%
Charges & fines
Charges for Services+5.1%
Fines0.0%
Hotel/Motel Tax+5.0%
Use of Money and Property−6.3%
Everything else
Property Transfer Tax0.0%
Paramedic Tax+0.6%
Intergovernmental−11.8%
Other Revenues−1.4%
Total+3.2%

Sales tax dipped in FY 2024/25 because the State took back about it had overpaid the City in FY 2022/23.