Ohio County Government Budgets, 2000
	APPROPRIATIONS				REVENUES & BALANCES			Assessed	Property
Unit Name	Total	Gen. Fund	Capital	Other	Total	Prop. Tax	Other	Value	Tax Rate
COUNTY TOTAL	11,103,925	8,269,484	866,181	1,968,260	11,121,988	3,094,806	8,027,182	44,056,689	7.0246
Ohio Cnty	2,428,924	1,199,987	105,000	1,123,937	2,428,924	735,519	1,693,405	44,056,689	1.6695
Cass Twsp	15,467	11,189	0	4,278	15,467	8,379	7,088	4,129,676	0.2029
Pike Twsp	14,337	10,187	0	4,150	14,337	7,247	7,090	3,701,525	0.1958
Randolph Twsp	47,511	19,111	0	28,400	47,511	23,503	24,008	34,034,247	0.0691
Union Twsp	7,850	6,050	0	1,800	7,850	3,931	3,919	2,191,667	0.1794
Rising Sun City	1,889,520	1,482,567	11,725	395,228	1,889,520	198,440	1,691,080	23,101,324	0.8590
Rising Sun-Ohio School Corp	6,585,637	5,425,714	749,456	410,467	6,585,637	2,038,706	4,546,931	44,056,373	4.6275
Ohio Library	114,679	114,679	0	0	114,679	61,018	53,661	44,056,318	0.1385
SE Indiana Solid Waste *	0	0	0	0	18,063	18,063	0	44,056,098	0.0410
*  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.