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Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 7:30 PM
Town Hall Conference Room
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7:30pm Executive Session with Board of Selectmen and School Committee
Strategy with respect to litigation — TLT
Strategy with respect to acquisition and /or sale of Real Estate
8:00pm Review FY14 Town Manager Budget
School Department
Facilities
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Summary of Changes from FY'14 Superintendent's Recommended Budget to FY'14 School Committee Budget:
Administration
Regular Day
Special Education
School Building Maintenance
District -wide Programs
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2014
2014
Superintendent's
School
Recommended
Committee
Budget
Budget
913,024
923,024
23,043,062
23,103,062
10,290,626 10,420,626
3,188,684 3,188,684
Difference Comments
10,000 Additional grant writing / revenue generation support
60,000 Psychological services, Secondary Level
130,000 High School Learning Center Teacher ($65K)
Behavioral Health Support, Secondary Level ($65K)
1,375,971 1,375,971 -
38,811,366 39,011,366 200,000
Summary of Proposal to Address Budget Gap:
School Committee Request
Less: Curriculum Material Funded from FY'13 General Fund Appropriation
Subtotal
Less: Curriculum Material Funded from FY'13 Capital (pending TM Approval)
No change
No change
$39,011,366
60 000
$38,951,366
250 000
$38,701,366
Overtime by type
FY12 Overtime
$26,265,9%
$16,606,6%
M Patrol Shift Coverage
a Investigation / Court
Training
■ Special Assignments
$69,880, 25% $165,551, 60%
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FY13 Overtime Year to Date
$32,186, 13%
$5,344,2%
• Patrol Shift Coverage*
• Investigation / Court
Training
• Special Assignments #
$50,187, 20%
$166,601 , 65%
The charts above show FY12 and FY13 (July- February) OT spending by category. As a
percentage of the whole, the year over year differences are subtle. The biggest change in
the spending is for shift overtime and is atributable to current vacancies.
In FY13 the department also used overtime to complete our certification process (every
three years) and conducted extensive interviews of patrol officer candidates as we had
three vacancies and were hiring outside of Civil Service for the first time. This is some of
the Overtime in the 'Special Assignments' category.
Police Details Town & Private Hiring FY2009 - 2013
1. Town Details are paid at an officer's OT rate.
2. Private Details at a flat rate which is negotiated annually.
3. Private details are billed an additional 10% administrative fee
that is deposited to the general fund.
4. The vast majority of Details are traffic related, creating a
safer environment around utility and construction activity.
Details are also hired for town elections, football games, etc.
FY13 Detail payments - Year to Date
$181,825, 50%
• Town
• Private
$179,804, 50%
4 year average $ 271,073 $ 308,118 $ 579,191 46.80%
(does not include FY13)
Town
Private
Total
Town %
FY09
$ 249,759
$ 343,728
$ 593,487
42.08%
FY10
$ 252,029
$ 311,485
$ 563,514
44.72%
FY11
1 $ 235,735
$ 174,735
1 $ 410,470
57.43%
FY12
1 $ 346,768
1 $ 402,525
1 $ 749,293
146 .28%
4 year average $ 271,073 $ 308,118 $ 579,191 46.80%
(does not include FY13)
(year to date July - February)
Town
Private
Total
ITown %
FY13
1 $ 179,804
$ 181,825
$ 361,629
149.72%
(year to date July - February)
Summary of Changes from FY'14 Superintendent's Recommended Budget to FY'14 School Committee Budget:
Administration
Regular Day
Special Education
School Building Maintenance
District -wide Programs
Total
2014
2014
Superintendent's
School
Recommended
Committee
Budget
Budget
913,024 923,024
23,043,062 23,103,062
10,290,626 10,420,626
3,188,684 3,188,684
Difference Comments
10,000 Additional grant writing/ revenue generation support
60,000 Psychological services, Secondary Level
130,000 High School Learning Center Teacher ($65K)
Behavioral Health Support, Secondary Level ($65K)
- No change
1,375,971 1,375,971 -
38,811,366 39,011,366 200,000
Summary of Proposal to Address Budget Gap:
School Committee Request
Less: Curriculum Material Funded from FY'13 General Fund Appropriation
Subtotal
Less: Curriculum Material Funded from FY'13 Capital (pending TM Approval)
No change
$39,011,366
60 000
$38,951,366
250 000
$38,701,366
Wages Budget to Actual
FY10 - FY13
$4,000,000
$400,000
OT Budget
$3,500,000
FY10 - FY13
$350,000
$3,000,000
$300,000
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$100,000
$50,000''
$1,000,000
FY11
FY12
FY13
$500,000
• OT Budgeted
$207,000
$227,000
$246,000
$275,000
FY10
FY11
FY12
FY13
$315,852
• Salaries Budgeted
$3,295,671
$3,275,671
$3,368,891
OT Needed
$3,640,430
$88,852
■ Salaries Actual
$3,134,417
$3,167,188
$3,323,181
■ OT Budgeted ■ OT Actual
$3,506,676
• Salaries Available
$161,254
$108,483
$45,710
$133,754
■ Salaries Budgeted
■ Salaries Actual
Salaries Available
$450,000
$400,000
OT Budget
to Actual
FY10 - FY13
$350,000
$300,000
$250,000
$200,000
$150,000
$100,000
$50,000''
FY10
FY11
FY12
FY13
• OT Budgeted
$207,000
$227,000
$246,000
$275,000
• OT Actual
$318,163
$315,852
$278,302
$386,538
OT Needed
$111,163
$88,852
$32,302
$111,538
■ OT Budgeted ■ OT Actual
OT Needed
The Wage Chart shows all Police salaries budgeted and actual spent. The Salaries Available is
the difference due to vacant positions.
The OT chart shows Budget to actual on OT with the OT Needed also attributable to vacant
positions.
At the end of each year the Salaries Available offsets the OT Needed.
Overtime Budget and Actual FY07 - FY13
Annual Overtime Spending & Hours
$350,000 6000
$300,000 .0000' 5500
$250,000 5000
$200,000 4500
4000
$150,000
3500
$100,000
3000
$50,000 2500
$- 2000
FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13
(Projected)
Budget Actual Hours
This chart combines overtime wage data with overtime hours worked and plots it over several
fiscal years to show trends.
The green line represents hours worked. During nearly full staffing years (FY09 and FY12)
about 46 -4700 hours of overtime were worked. During years with high vacanices, FY08, 10,
11, 13, the overtime required ranged from 5400 -5800 hours.
The amount paid changes in accordance with the hours but is also a reflection of contractual
j rate changes. Showing the hours worked is an indication of the regularity of the necessary
department overtime and a somewhat predictable cost that is caused by vacancies.
Recent budget adjustments more closely match the predicted need this model supports.
Actual
Hours
FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13(Proj.)
Budget
$ 192,312 $ 197,120 $ 207,372 $ 207,000 $ 227,000 $ 246,000 $ 290,000
$ 250,543 $ 281,625 $ 301,853 $ 318,163 $ 315,852 $ 278,302 $ 386,538
5,170 5,836 4,585 5,750 5,433 4,673 5747
Over
130.28%
142.87%
145.56%
153.70%
139.14%
113.13%
133.29%