Jennings County Government Budgets, 2004
	APPROPRIATIONS				REVENUES & BALANCES			Assessed	Property
Unit Name	Total	Gen. Fund	Capital	Other	Total	Prop. Tax	Other	Value	Tax Rate
COUNTY TOTAL	56,351,147	41,201,080	6,749,770	8,400,297	56,479,318	19,614,228	36,865,090	883,758,935	2.2194
Jennings Cnty	10,373,032	5,772,829	975,000	3,625,203	10,373,032	4,462,982	5,910,050	883,758,935	0.5050
Bigger Twsp	24,150	9,550	0	14,600	24,150	13,833	10,317	23,406,375	0.0591
Campbell Twsp	24,331	10,881	0	13,450	24,331	16,389	7,942	31,517,787	0.0520
Center Twsp	79,648	35,040	0	44,608	79,648	50,375	29,273	325,235,714	0.0155
Columbia Twsp	24,605	13,025	0	11,580	24,605	11,115	13,490	35,854,305	0.0310
Geneva Twsp	122,300	36,300	30,000	56,000	122,300	65,259	57,041	184,872,727	0.0353
Lovett Twsp	17,450	9,650	0	7,800	17,450	10,913	6,537	33,683,938	0.0324
Marion Twsp	28,290	16,940	0	11,350	28,290	13,637	14,653	35,326,613	0.0386
Montgomery Twsp	24,050	8,800	5,000	10,250	24,050	17,090	6,960	27,653,571	0.0618
Sand Creek Twsp	23,150	12,550	0	10,600	23,150	7,824	15,326	33,436,047	0.0234
Spencer Twsp	45,530	10,780	17,000	17,750	45,530	25,668	19,862	75,714,286	0.0339
Vernon Twsp	0	0	0	0	29,190	29,190	0	70,106,509	0.0416
North Vernon City	3,800,541	2,642,101	283,833	874,607	3,800,541	1,875,006	1,925,535	234,024,729	0.8012
Vernon Town	81,469	52,954	7,417	21,098	81,469	18,391	63,078	6,950,491	0.2646
Jennings School Corp	40,375,351	31,789,280	4,974,670	3,611,401	40,375,351	12,324,900	28,050,451	883,758,767	1.3946
Jennings Library	1,307,250	780,400	456,850	70,000	1,307,250	572,675	734,575	883,757,377	0.0648
SE Indiana Solid Waste *	0	0	0	0	98,981	98,981	0	883,758,929	0.0112
*  Cross-county unit.  If total appropriations are zero, the unit is assigned to another county.  Cross county units assigned to this county will have additional
property tax revenue and assessed value in another county.  Zero total appropriations for units that are not cross county indicate missing data.
Notes.  Appropriations are authorized spending for the budget year.  Capital appropriations include debt service, lease payments, cumulative funds, capital projects funds.
Other appropriations include all non-general, non-capital funds, such as highway funds for counties and transportation funds for school corporations.
Property taxes are gross levies, before subtracting state property tax replacement credits or homestead credits.  Tax rate is gross payment per $100 assessed value.
Other revenues/balances include miscellaneous revenues, such as income taxes, motor vehicle excise taxes, state aid, and fees.  It also includes net changes
in balances, and (for cross county units) gross property taxes collected in other counties.
Source:  Prepared by Larry DeBoer, Purdue University, from Local Government Data Base data.