Jennings County Government Budgets, 2005
	APPROPRIATIONS				REVENUES & BALANCES			Assessed	Property
Unit Name	Total	Gen. Fund	Capital	Other	Total	Prop. Tax	Other	Value	Tax Rate
COUNTY TOTAL	60,957,136	43,489,863	8,304,732	9,162,541	61,091,956	20,857,654	40,234,302	881,377,143	2.3665
Jennings Cnty	11,057,340	6,221,452	824,000	4,011,888	11,057,340	4,813,194	6,244,146	881,375,926	0.5461
Bigger Twsp	24,150	9,550	0	14,600	24,150	14,382	9,768	23,011,278	0.0625
Campbell Twsp	24,800	11,100	0	13,700	24,800	17,016	7,784	31,568,773	0.0539
Center Twsp	90,813	39,250	0	51,563	90,813	50,903	39,910	321,895,105	0.0158
Columbia Twsp	25,380	13,800	0	11,580	25,380	11,656	13,724	35,754,491	0.0326
Geneva Twsp	159,250	38,250	60,000	61,000	159,250	84,092	75,158	182,806,604	0.0460
Lovett Twsp	18,550	10,150	0	8,400	18,550	11,394	7,156	34,215,686	0.0333
Marion Twsp	28,970	17,220	0	11,750	28,970	14,227	14,743	34,701,389	0.0410
Montgomery Twsp	24,550	9,300	5,000	10,250	24,550	17,548	7,002	27,810,345	0.0631
Sand Creek Twsp	22,089	12,879	0	9,210	22,089	8,029	14,060	32,774,390	0.0245
Spencer Twsp	46,200	10,950	17,000	18,250	46,200	26,230	19,970	77,833,333	0.0337
Vernon Twsp	0	0	0	0	29,055	29,055	0	70,147,929	0.0414
North Vernon City	4,108,144	2,836,932	365,829	905,383	4,108,144	2,053,758	2,054,386	239,589,165	0.8572
Vernon Town	80,431	53,105	4,987	22,339	80,431	19,282	61,149	8,853,076	0.2178
Jennings School Corp	43,919,619	33,415,925	6,561,066	3,942,628	43,919,619	12,944,769	30,974,850	881,376,034	1.4687
Jennings Library	1,326,850	790,000	466,850	70,000	1,326,850	636,354	690,496	881,377,143	0.0722
SE Indiana Solid Waste *	0	0	0	0	105,765	105,765	0	881,375,000	0.0120
*  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.