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Denver Mayor's Office 2014 Budget Review

The document summarizes the Denver Mayor's Office proposed budget for 2014. It includes a strategic overview focusing on opportunities, the economy, crime prevention, and customer service. It also outlines the 2014 budget categories and expenditures from the general and special revenue funds totaling $2,572,300, a decrease due to expiring stimulus funds. Personnel costs are budgeted at $1,592,939 for 15 FTE, an increase of 1 FTE for an executive assistant and wage increases. Significant budget changes reallocate $88,600 from civic events to the Mayor's Office budget to support various citywide initiatives.

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Denver Mayor's Office 2014 Budget Review

The document summarizes the Denver Mayor's Office proposed budget for 2014. It includes a strategic overview focusing on opportunities, the economy, crime prevention, and customer service. It also outlines the 2014 budget categories and expenditures from the general and special revenue funds totaling $2,572,300, a decrease due to expiring stimulus funds. Personnel costs are budgeted at $1,592,939 for 15 FTE, an increase of 1 FTE for an executive assistant and wage increases. Significant budget changes reallocate $88,600 from civic events to the Mayor's Office budget to support various citywide initiatives.

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MAYORS OFFICE BUDGET REVIEW

SEPTEMBER 25, , 2013 2014 BUDGET

Denver Mayors Mayor s Office Strategic Overview

Mission:Deliveringaworldclasscitywhereeveryonematters

Deliveringmore opportunityfor allDenvers children

Buildingadiverse economyforthe future

Enhancing Crime Prevention

Providing21st Century customer service

Eliminatingthe Citysbudget deficit

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Denver Mayors Mayor s Office 2014 Funding Categories


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PeakPerformance RegionalAffairs Administration

Communicationsand NeighborhoodRelations

Federal,StateandLocal LegislativeAffairs

Sustainability

BoardsandCommissions

NorthDenverCornerstone Collaborative

DevelopmentCounciland ProjectManagement

CivicEventsandMemberships

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Mayors y Office Budget g Overview


Expenditures General Fund Special Revenue Fund TOTAL
Key Drivers: A decrease of $1 $1,911,721 911 721 in the Special Revenue Funds between 2012 and 2013 and $262,874 $262 874 between 2013 and 2014 due to the expiration of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding for energy efficiency and conservation program.

2011 Actual $2,228,005 $2,816,552 $5,004,557

2012 Actual $2,288,611 $2,258,295 $4,546,906

2013 Revised Budget $2,356,130 $346,574 $2,702,704

2014 Proposed Budget $2,488,600 $83,700 $2,572,300

Variance $132,470 ($262,874) ($130,404)

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Mayors y Office Personnel Overview


2011 Actual Total Personnel Budget Comp Time O ti Overtime Total FTE $1,299,706 $417 $0 15.0 2012 Actual $1,330,057 $26 $0 14.0 2013 Revised Budget $1,444,508 $0 $0 14.0 2014 Proposed Budget $1,592,939 $0 $0 15.0 Variance

$173,261 $0 $0 1.0

Key Drivers: $19,300 for wage survey increases

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2014 Significant Budget Changes for Mayors Office Offi


Key Budget Changes
Title: Executive Assistant 1 FTE Description: Addition of an executive assistant position that will provide administrative support to the Mayors Office,
staffing in part the Mayors new Aerotropolis initiative. The cost of this position will be partially offset by appointee salary savings in 2014.

Financial Impact: $62,300

Title: Reallocation of budget-Civic Events Description: $88,600 $88 600 was moved from the Civic Events Project budget to the Mayors Mayor s Office budget budget. The decrease in
the Civic Events Project is due to eliminating two membership organizations, the Colorado Counties, Inc. and the National Association of Counties. The increase in the Mayors Office will include $10,000 to support Denvers Peak Performance and the City and County of Denver, $15,000 for media, training, printing and technology applications, $25,000 for training and marketing for supporting Denver, $19,300 to support children affairs and $19,300 to support citywide y sustainability. y

Financial Impact: $0

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