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Subject Summary Financial Review - Second Quarter -
2022
Meeting August 16, 2022 - REGULAR MEETING OF THE MOUNT
PROSPECT VILLAGE BOARD -
Fiscal Impact
Dollar Amount
Budget Source
Category VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
Type Discussion Item
Information
The Finance Department prepares and presents a review of financial activities for
the most recently ended quarter. The attached report summarizes the financial
activities of the Village of Mount Prospect for the second quarter of the fiscal year
2022. The attached report provides major highlights summarizing financial
activities as well as recent challenges and opportunities, followed by analysis of
revenues earned and expenditures incurred. The report also provides information
regarding the General Fund Reserves as well as other relevant information. The
2022 second quarter financial review includes following items.
a) The Village had another successful quarter, where the Village exceeded its
revenue collections against the budgeted amounts. The Village's
intergovernmental revenues from the State of Illinois reflects greater growth. The
Village collected $7.4 million in State Sales Tax and $3.2 million in Income Tax
during the Q2-2022. The Village had collected $6.4 million in sales tax and $2.4
million in income tax during Q2-2021. The Village did not receive any major
property tax payments in Q2-2022, while at the same time last year, the Village
received $2.3 million in property tax payments due to timing issues with the first
installment of the property taxes. Overall, the YTD 3une-2022 revenue collection is
recorded at $55,160,445, while the collection at the same time last year was
recorded at $51,369,993.
b) The Village has incurred expenditures totaling $24.9 million during Q2-2022. At
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the same time last year, the Village had spent approximately $30.5 million. Due to
various supply chain issues, many Village projects are running behind schedule,
resulting in a lower expenditure for the quarter compared to last year. The total
YTD expenditure is $49.7 million, which is trailing lower by $2.5 million compared
to last year's amount.
c) The YTD General Fund revenues total at $29.2 million, while the General Fund
YTD expenditures total at $27.3 million. The YTD net result shows a surplus of
$1.9 million. Overall, the General Fund is projected to have a surplus of $8.5
million for the year 2022. Staff has proposed various budget amendments
supporting various abatements and transfer outs supporting Capital Project Funds.
The Finance Commission has supported various allocation items totaling $4.2
million from the General Fund surplus for the year 2022. These items are listed in
the report. Staff is currently working on the 2023 Annual Budget and Community
Investment Plan and may propose additional budget amendments, reallocating
from the 2022 General Fund surplus.
d) Inflation is one of the major adverse highlights for the Q2-2022. A historic high
inflation of 9.06% was recorded during June -2022. The Village has seen the
impact of inflation in recent bid results and supply prices. The Village has enough
cushion in its current budgetary system and reserves to handle the short term
impacts of the inflation. Village staff is carefully reviewing the situation and the
2023 budget is being prepared accordingly.
d) Increase in costs, residual COVID impacts on the market, labor shortages,
market uncertainties and other economic and non -economic factors are impacting
supply chains. It is difficult to obtain construction materials, vehicles and many
other core supply items for governmental services. At this time, things are
seemingly improving, but there is still a long way to recover.
e) The Village completed its Annual Audit during Q2-2022 for the year ending on
December 31, 2021 and has received a clean report. The Village also started its
Annual Budget and Community Investment Plan Process for the year 2023 during
Q2-2022.
f) In January 2022, the Village gave a 3.0% wage increase as a cost of living
adjustment (to non-union employees). Additionally, an employee has an
opportunity to receive an additional 1.2% based on performance. In January, the
inflation was 7.5% and the Village's pay increases were not in line with inflation,
which may have caused a decline in real wages. Since then, inflation has
increased to a high of 9.06%. The labor market is very competitive at this time
and the Village has seen an uptick in labor turnover, as the private sector is
offering lucrative wages and other benefits. It is important for the Village to retain
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and hire dedicated and qualified employees. Staff is also cognizant of the financial
burden on the Village. We are recommending a one-time inflationary adjustment
of 2.0% to address inflationary pressures and help retain our talent. The
advantage of a one-time bonus is that it does not increase the base salary and
therefore the Village does not have to bear the burden of compounding costs in
the future. Staff is proposing a budget amendment to accommodate a 2.0% one-
time retention bonus for its non-union employees totaling $230,000.
A full report is attached herewith and staff will do a summary presentation at the
Board meeting.
Alternatives
1. Staff and the Village Board to discuss the Second Quarter Financial Review.
2. Action at the discretion of the Village Board.
Staff Recommendation
Staff to present a summary financial review for the Q2-2022.
ATTACHMENTS:
Q2---2022–Financial–Review---August-1 1-2022.pdf
06 June Board Reports for Upload .pdf
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Village of Mount Prospect
Finance Department
Second Quarter Financial Review
For the Quarter Ended June 30, 2022
Prepared By:
Amit Thakkar, CPA
Director of Finance
I11introductilairi
The Finance Department prepares and presents a review of financial activities for the
most recently ended quarter. This report summarizes the financial activities of the Village
of Mount Prospect for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2022. The report begins with
major highlights summarizing financial activities as well as recent challenges and
opportunities, followed by analysis of revenues earned and expenditures incurred. The
report also provides information regarding the General Fund Reserves as well as other
relevant information. At the conclusion, the report provides information regarding
proposed budget amendment for the year 2022.
a) The Village had another successful quarter, where the Village exceeded its
revenue collections against the budgeted amounts. The Village's
intergovernmental revenues from the State of Illinois reflects greater growth. The
Village collected $7.4 million in State Sales Tax and $3.2 million in Income Tax
during the Q2-2022. The Village had collected $6.4 million in sales tax and $2.4
million in income tax during Q2-2021. The Village did not receive any major
property tax payments in Q2-2022, while at the same time last year, the Village
received $2.3 million in property tax payments due to timing issues with the first
installment of the property taxes. Overall, the YTD June -2022 revenue collection
is recorded at $55,160,445, while at the same time last year, the revenue collection
was recorded at $51,369,993.
b) Inflation is one of the major adverse highlights for the Q2-2022. A historic high
inflation of 9.06% was recorded during June -2022. The Village has seen the impact
of inflation in recent bid results and supply prices. The Village has enough cushion
in its current budgetary system and reserves to handle the short term impacts of
the inflation. Village staff is carefully reviewing the situation and the 2023 budget
is being prepared accordingly.
c) Increase in costs, residual COVID impacts on the market, labor shortages,
market uncertainties and other economic and non -economic factors are
impacting supply chains. It is difficult to obtain construction materials, vehicles
and many other core supply items for the governmental services. At this
time, things are seemingly improving but there is still a long way to recover.
d) The Village has incurred expenditures totaling $24.9 million during Q2-2022. At the
same time last year, the Village had spent approximately $30.5 million. Due to
various supply chain issues, many Village projects are running behind schedule,
resulting in a lower expenditure for the quarter compared to last year.
e) The Village has seen a return to normalcy during Q2-2022. The Village came out
of COVID-19 and has resumed almost all Village sponsored events.
f) The Village completed its Annual Audit during Q2-2022 for the year ended on
December 31, 2021 and has received a clean report. The Village also started its
Annual Budget and Community Investment Plan Process for the year 2023 during
Q2-2022.
Property Taxes
20,873,259
486,444
1.1,261.,364
1.0,838,362
423,002
3.9
Other Taxes
1.3,304,500
3,792,661
4,867,470
4,075„579
791,890
19.4%
Intergovernmental Revenue
54,713,145
12.,544,62.1
16,448,.557
14,318,1.46
2,130,412
14.9%
Ucens( m, Permits & Fees
3,(X)8,000
1,238,290
2,402,738
2,372,443
.30,294
13%
Charges For Services
.38,333,258
+9,501.,722
18,551,348
17,91.'7,965
633,383
3.5%
Fines & Forfeits
541,000
428,626
529,985
264,912
265,072
10011%
Vnvfntn7ent Vnccorne
118,070
60,806
(177,317)
(14,974)
(162,34:3)
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Other Financing Scrurces
21.,330,000
11.,080
1.1,080
311,330
(100,250)96.406/
Other Revenue
2,261,560
572,441
1,117,164
1,099,102
18,062
1„6s6
Reimbursements
397,000
92,009 ..
148,057
1.74,128
(26,071)
15.036
TatalRevenuas .. ...
.:.154,880,092
28,728„694
55,160,445
51,356,494'.:
3,803,452
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The Village adopted a revenue budget totaling $154.9 million for the year. The Village
collected $55.2 million in YTD revenues. Of this amount, the Village collected $28.8
million in Q2-2022. The overall YTD collection (adjusted) is trailing higher by $3.8
million, or 7.4% compared to 2021 collections.
I:)irolpeirty tax
Property tax is one of the most reliable revenue sources. The Village's total 2021 levy
was $19.4 million, which includes 2.0% for losses and costs. The Village was expected
to collect 98.5 percent of the 2021 levy payable in 2022. The actual YTD property tax
collection for the year 2022 totaled $11.3 million. The property tax budget for the year
also included $1,650,000 for Tax Increment Financing District (TIF). The first installment
represents 55% of the prior year's property tax extension. The second installment is
expected to be delayed by three to six months. The Village is hopeful to collect the
majority of the levied property taxes before the end of the fiscal year.
Other 11fz�xes
The category of Other Taxes includes all the taxes enacted per local ordinances and
includes Home Rule Sales Tax, Hotel/Motel, Food and Beverage, Municipal Motor Fuel,
Utility Taxes, etc. As some of these taxes are collected by the State, there is a three-
month lag between the actual sales and the remittance of the tax. In addition, all the local
economic activities for the month of June are reported in July or later. The comparative
total revenue amounts under this category are tracking higher by $791,890. The total
year-to-date collection is $4,867,470 and represents 36.6 percent of the annual budget.
u heir , veirni entail I evenue
This category includes all the State shared taxes, including State Sales Tax, Income Tax,
Use Tax, Motor Fuel Tax, and Grants. The Village is vigilantly tracking all the
intergovernmental revenues. As most of these taxes are collected by the State, there is
a three-month lag between the actual sales and the remittance of the tax. The year to
date collection totals approximately $16.4 million. Of this amount, $12.5 million is
collected during Q2-2022. The YTD collection amount under this category is trending
higher by $2.1 million compared to 2021 amounts (adjusted for deferred revenues). The
2021 amount includes $3.5 million received in the American Rescue Plan, the similar
amount ($3.5 mil) is received by the Village in June this year. Excluding $3.5 million in
the American Rescue Plan, the Village's intergovernmental revenues are $2.1 million
higher compared to last year's amount. The major collections include $5.4 million in
Income Tax and $7.4 million in State Sales Tax.
Additionally, staff is pleased to report that as of the date of the report, the Village has
collected $6.7 million in YTD Income Tax against the annual budget of $6.3 million. The
2022 projection for the income tax revenue (per the latest information) is $8,344,131,
resulting in a projected surplus of $2.0 million. At the same time, the State Sales Tax
projection for the year is $28.9 million against the annual budget of $23.5 million, resulting
in a projected surplus of $5.4 million.
I,,]censes & 1::'ernifts
The Village collected $2,402,738 in license and permit fees through June 2022. Of this
amount, $1,238,290 was collected in Q2-2022. The amount collected is higher by $30,294
or 1.3 percent compared to collections in 2021. This category includes $1,260,062 in
vehicle license fees, which is earmarked for the street resurfacing program. Moreover,
the Village collected $498,535 in building permit fees. This category also includes
$644,141 in various business license and permit fees.
C"ha I°' ;yes 'foll°' Seirvlfc
The Village has received $18.5 million in Charges for Services through June 2022. Of this
amount, $9.5 million was collected during Q2-2022. The amount includes
water/sewer/refuse charges and also internal service payments, including vehicle
maintenance and vehicle replacement lease payments. The collected amount represents
48.4 percent of the annual budget, and it is trailing higher by $633,383 compared to the
2021 collection due to water/sewer/refuse rate increases for the year 2022. The Village
also collected $1.3 million in ambulance billing fees through June 2022, and the amount
is trailing higher by $411,302 compared to the 2021 collection at the same time.
I::::hne & Il::::orfe,lltlulres
The Village collected $529,985 in Fines and Forfeitures revenues through June -2022. Of
this amount, $428,626 was collected during Q2-2022. The amount is trailing higher by
$265,072 or 100.1 % compared to the collection from the same time last year. The 2021
fines and forfeiture revenues were impacted due to lower level of enforcements related
to COVID-19 restrictions.
hrivest,ilneint llncolrne
The Village is reporting a negative investment income with a loss of $177,317. The
reported loss is merely an accounting adjustment and represents unrealized loss in the
market value of investments. The Village invests in secured Federal Treasury notes, but
since the initial investments, the interest rates have increased and are reflected in the
market value of the investments. Upon maturity, the above losses will be reversed and
the actual interest/investment income will be realized. The Village has the intention and
capacity to hold these investments until their maturities.
Experid a tui res
The data below recaps the expenditures incurred through June -2022.
personnel
53,155,8341
25,038,61,1
47.1%
24,293,508
744,502
Contractual Senoces
35,206,885
15,635,799
44.4%
16,4 7,,973
(832,074)
CoInInry{, &fie:s 8 supppies.
2,409,8�21
1.,102,11:28
45,7%
1,1�10,041
(8,01:3)
Capital I in prove ments
49,987,999
5,,597,795
11.2°x;
7, 312,794
(2,315,000)
Debt Service,
9,988,211
2,G99,290
21.01'74
2,241,173
(141,883)
Other Exp7enditure5
10,642,895
207,357
�1.,9%
16:3,779
44,078
Total Expbonditures
161,391,641
4%6801279
15.5%
52,188„668
(2,15018,389')"
10 PtublicRepresentation
613,657
185,811
30'3%
171,197
14,614
20 Village Administration
4,893,316
1,890,368
38.6%
1,875,618
14,751
30 Fiunance
2,340,407
984,388
423„2,
904,563
79,826
40 Community Development
4,434,367
1,63,3,372
36S%
1,636,5615
(3,1113)
50 Human SeUvices
1,861„388
6038,,539,
34,3411
553,892
84,647
60 Pcrl(Ce
20,901,459
9,953,.913
47,6%
9,936,192
17,7"2:.1.
70 Fine
20,0411,352
9,15.0,812
45,.63,5
8,799,6181
352,131
80 Public Worts
78,257,235
17,881,418
22.9%
2,0 669,,129
(2,787,702:)
00 Iran Depairtmental
218,678,480
7,361.,657
261:2
7,642,840
(281.,183)
Total Expenditures nditures
161„391,641
49,684,279
30.8%
52,188,668
12,508,389)
I::I II"'so11"11f 6i cl'os-t :
The year-to-date expenditures for Personnel Costs, including benefits, are $25.1 million
or 47.1 percent of the annual budget. The amount is trending higher by $744,502
compared to 2021. The overtime costs through June 2022 are $998,700, while the
overtime costs at the same time last year were $1,017,937.
This category covers the majority of the contractual services that include some large line
items, including JAWA water purchases, budgeted and grant -funded engineering studies,
and other contracts. The year-to-date expenditure is $15.6 million, and the Village has
spent 44.4 percent of the budgeted amount through June 2022. The contractual service
spending is trailing lower by $832,074 compared to 2021 amounts due to timing issues
with the expense recognition and payments. There are also various supply chain issues
experienced during the first half of the year 2022, resulting in delays in various project
timelines.
The Village has spent $1,102,028 in supplies through June 2022. The spending totals
approximately 45.7 percent of the approved budget. The category is trailing marginally
lower by $8,013 compared to 2021. The Village is tracking inflation diligently. The recent
inflation is at its highest in the last 40 years. So far, the Village has tracked inflation and
its financial impacts successfully and the current budget and fund balance has the
capacity to deal with the short-term inflation impacts.
Cq::Atall Ila°rnIl,rllQuell°m��w„u t,se
The Village has $49.9 million in approved capital improvement projects for the year 2022.
The amount includes $5.3 million worth of projects carried over from 2021. Through June
2022, the Village has initiated various approved capital projects and has paid $5.6 million
for Capital Improvement costs. For the most part, the major capital projects are conducted
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during the summer and the major portion of the expenditure is expected to be paid in the
second half of the year.
Per the established debt service schedules, the Village's bond payments are due on June
1 and December 1. The Village paid bond interest payments totaling $2.1 million during
Q2-2022. These payments were due on June 1. The remaining payment of $7.9 million
will be paid in December 2022 and will include interest totaling $2.2 million and principal
payments totaling $5.7 million.
Otlheir Exlpeindiitu,uiiµ(-�,
The Other Expenditure category includes all other expenditures not categorized above.
For the period under review, this category totals at $207,357 against the budgeted
amount of $9.9 million. The remaining expenditures mostly includes transfers out ($8.5
million) and they are expected to be executed during Q4-2022.
Gene SII F,,und Reserves
Revenue 65,77 ,2018 65,779,,208, 29,199,4663,
Expens'es 69,211,839 70,175,733 27,302,16
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Revenuers - Unaudited 1.,525,597 3,778,061 8„375,373 5,11Cu,293 5,927,046 4,477,093 29,199,463
Expsenses- UnaudPited 82,396,825) (4,614,239) (8,068,4.3,1) (3,673,429) (4,502,318) (4,047,021) (27,302,166)
Net Monthly Surplus/(Deficit) J871 229 (836,078) 306,940 1,442,864 1,424,728 430 072 1,897,297
As %of General Punct Budget 43% 42% 42% 44% 478@ 4.796 47%
As Aug 04General Punct Budget 31% 35% 42% 44% 46% 47'% 47%
As depicted above, the General Fund total revenue budget for the year is $65.8 million
and the expenditures, including the American Rescue Plan, totaled $70.2 million. The
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budegeted deficit for the year is $4.4 million, mainly due to the American Rescue Plan
funding timing issues with the revenue recognition and incurrence of the expenditures.
The YTD actual recognized revenues totaled $29.2 million, while the expenditures totaled
$27.3 million. The YTD net result is a surplus of $1.9 million. Per the most recent
projections, the sales tax revneues are estimated to have an outperformance of $5.4
million and the income tax revenue is estimated to outperform by $2.0 million. With other
outperforming revenues, the Village is estimated to have an estimated surplus of $8.5
million for the year 2022. Staff has proposed various budget amendments includng $1.5
million for the reallocation of Home -rule sales tax (through transfer out) to three capital
project funds: $500,000 transfer for the Flood Control Construction Fund (to meet the
fund balance policy requirements), $1.4 million transfer for the abatement of Police and
Fire Head Quarter Bond 2018B Debt Service levy and $750,000 in sales tax reallocation
(through transfer out) for the pension levy abatement for the year 2022 (payable in 2023).
rranOer out to Street Construction Fund (Home RUle) !l0Fl,000
Transfer Out to, Flood Control Construction (Fundi Horne, Pule) 5 00, 000
Transfer out to Hood) Control ConstmuctionFund (Stage Sales Tax) 500"000
rrarnO'er Out to Capit,M Ilmparoveirnent Fund (Home RuW) 500000
Transfer Out LoPension Stabilliiaation (2022 Lenny Payable 2023) 7501,000
Transfer out to Debt S'orvke Fund Prnliirue and Flre hpead Quarter Serie n 2018113, Bond Levy 1,40Q,000
The above items were discussed at the Finance Commission and the Finance
Commission supported these items as a one-time transfer from the General Fund for the
year 2022. Staff is currently working on the 2023 Annual Budget and Community
Investment Plan and may propose additional budget amendments, reallocating from the
2022 General Fund surplus.
Other Iterns
In June 2022, the inflation rate was at a 40 -year high mark at 9.06%. The higher
inflation will result in higher supply prices, contractual obligations, construction
costs/bid results and higher personnel and benefit costs. Normally, the Village
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allows anywhere from 2 % to 4% for inflationary adjustments, and expected
increases in revenues have been approximately 3.5%. The year 2021 was an
exceptional year and the Village recorded unusual growth. The Village is in a
strong position to digest any short-term impact of inflation but in the long -run, the
Village may have to change its strategies regarding procurement of goods and
services.
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Recently, the interest rate yield curve was inverse, i.e. short-term interest rates are higher
than long-term rates. Recently, the interest rate for 2 year Treasuries were 20 basis points
higher than the 10 -year interest rates. Per some economists, the inverted yield curve is a
reflection of a recession in the near future. As of now, the yield curve is not inverted, but
current market conditions, the global climate, and uncertainties may cause a recession.
The Village is in strong financial health and although no major impacts are anticipated in
the near future, the Village Administration is alert and already has a contingency plan (if
needed).
f3udg 't Arriendirneirit
In January 2022, the Village gave a 3.0% wage increase as a cost of living adjustment
(to non-union employees). Additionally, an employee has an opportunity to receive an
additional 1.2% based on performance. In January, the inflation was 7.5% as depicted
above and the Village's pay increases were not in line with inflation which may have
caused a decline in real wages. Since then, the inflation has increased to as high as
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9.06°/x. The labor market is very competitive at this time and the Village has seen an
uptick in labor turnover, as the private sector is offering lucrative wages and other
perquisites. It is important for the Village to retain and hire dedicated and qualified
employees. At the same time, the Village Administration is also cognizant of the financial
burden on the Village. The Village Administration is of the opinion that a one-time
inflationary adjustment of 2.0% can help the Village in retaining its talent pool. The
advantage of a one-time bonus is that it does not increase the base salary and the Village
does not have to bear the burden of compounding costs in the future. The Village
Administration will be proposing a budget amendment to accommodate a 2.0% one-time
retention bonus for its non-union employees totaling $230,000.
irl III a lii iirl
The Village is in strong and sustainable fiscal health and can provide quality governmental
services to its residents and businesses consistently with a strong fiscal backbone. The
Village's performance in the year 2021 and first half of the year 2022 proves a strong and
robust local economy. The recent affirmation from S&P also proves the faith in the
Village's fiscal strength and ability to serve its residents and business community for a
sustainable future. The Village also recently concluded its strategic planning and the 2023
annual budget and community investment plan will be shaped around the top and high
priorities identified in the strategic plan.
Respectfully Submitted,
Amit Thakkar, Director of Finance
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