Enterprise funds are established for municipal operations that can be financed and conducted in a manner similar to a private business and where the intent of the municipality is that all costs, direct or indirect, of providing goods or services be financed or recovered primarily through user charters. The data is captured from the annual financial report (Schedule A - Part 5).
This Community Comparison Report enables you to find similar communities for comparative purposes based on factors such as socioeconomics, property taxes and property values, receivables, revenues, expenditures, reserves, debt and bond ratings.
Capital projects represent financial resources that are used for the acquisition or constuction of major capital facilities, that involve projects extending over more than one year, and that are financed wholly or in part from bond issues, intergovernmental loans, private donations, or current revenues of more than one fund. The data is captured from the annual financical report (Schedule A - Part 4).
