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City Budget Review

Human Services and Community Vitality budget, fiscal year 2022

Human Services and Community Vitality spent $5.7M in fiscal year 2022 — 1.6% of the $348.6M the City of Surprise published across 19 departments, and the 13th-largest share.

Spending

$5.7M

1.6% of city spending

Revenue

$6.8M

Salaries

$1.2M

Divisions

7

Where the money went

Every published expense line, added up by the city's own category.

Human Services and Community Vitality spending by category, fiscal year 2022
CategoryTotal
Full-Time Salaries$1.3M23% · 210 lines
Professional_Outside Svc-Other$1.2M22% · 234 lines
Intang-Lease Asset$1.2M22% · 2 lines
Cptl-Works of Art$294K5.2% · 18 lines
Part-Time Employees Wages$277K4.9% · 173 lines
Benefits-ASRS$205K3.6% · 239 lines
Benefits-Medical PPO$114K2.0% · 167 lines
Benefits-FICA$104K1.8% · 255 lines
60 other categories$897K16%

Where the money came from

Revenue the city credited to this department, by category.

Human Services and Community Vitality revenue by category, fiscal year 2022
CategoryTotal
Federal Grant Revenue$4.4M64% · 3 lines
OFS-Capital Lease Financing$1.2M18% · 2 lines
Grant Revenue-Other$297K4.4% · 2 lines
Grant Revenue-Program Income$269K4.0% · 1 line
Area Agency on Aging-Federal$230K3.4% · 1 line
Non-Grant Intergovtl Rev-Local$179K2.6% · 1 line
Facility Use Revenue$97K1.4% · 2 lines
Sponsorships$41K0.6% · 1 line
8 other categories$94K1.4%

Largest single payments

The biggest individual payments the city published for this department.

Largest Human Services and Community Vitality payments, fiscal year 2022
DescriptionFundAmount
Intang-Lease AssetJun 30, 2022Neighborhood Revitalization$724,422.70
Intang-Lease AssetJun 30, 2022General Fund$500,913.73
Cptl-Works of ArtMay 24, 2022Public Safety Election 2017$143,000.00
Professional_Outside Svc-OtherJan 19, 2022The largest of 10 such lines among the top 15Neighborhood Revitalization$55,001.49
Cptl-Improvements to LandSep 13, 2021Neighborhood Revitalization$53,415.53
OFU-Lease Liab PrincipalJun 30, 2022Neighborhood Revitalization$35,395.93

Largest revenue lines

The biggest individual receipts the city credited to this department.

Largest Human Services and Community Vitality revenue lines, fiscal year 2022
DescriptionFundAmount
Federal Grant RevenueThe largest of 2 such lines among the top 15Grants$2,277,598.96
Federal Grant RevenueNeighborhood Revitalization$1,979,290.66
OFS-Capital Lease FinancingNeighborhood Revitalization$724,422.70
OFS-Capital Lease FinancingGeneral Fund$500,913.73
Grant Revenue-OtherGrants$276,000.00
Grant Revenue-Program IncomeNeighborhood Revitalization$269,262.24
Area Agency on Aging-FederalGrants$230,368.00
Non-Grant Intergovtl Rev-LocalGeneral Fund$179,060.00
Facility Use RevenueThe largest of 2 such lines among the top 15General Fund$69,122.00
SponsorshipsDonations$40,950.00
Lease RevenueGeneral Fund$29,169.58
Grant Revenue-OtherGeneral Fund$21,010.50
Meal Fee RevenueGeneral Fund$18,517.00

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Salaries by division

Totals as the city published them. Surprise does not publish employee names or headcount, and state law keeps individual salaries confidential.

Human Services and Community Vitality salary totals by division, fiscal year 2022
DivisionPublished total
HSCV Administration$390,644.28
Neighborhood Services$273,799.24
Community Resources$248,649.44
Senior Services$214,267.82
HSCV Community Engagement$105,214.46

Published salary total by fiscal year: $751K in 2018, $1.2M in 2022. Not adjusted for inflation.

  1. 2018$751K
  2. 2019$1.1M
  3. 2020$1.3M
  4. 2021$1.7M
  5. 2022$1.2M

City labels these records unaudited. View the city's original records.