Ohio County Government Budgets, 2006 
  APPROPRIATIONS REVENUES & BALANCES Assessed Property
Unit Name Total Gen. Fund Capital Other Total Prop. Tax Other Value Tax Rate
COUNTY TOTAL   13,561,034   9,856,565   1,249,179   2,455,290   13,561,034   4,439,428   9,150,367   245,819,848    1.8060
Ohio Cnty      3,184,590   1,674,957      225,000   1,284,633     3,184,590   1,387,900   1,796,690   245,819,848    0.5646
Cass Twsp           19,295        13,818                 0          5,477          19,295        11,605          7,690     25,676,277    0.0452
Pike Twsp           16,119        11,969                 0          4,150          16,119        10,558          5,561     20,109,050    0.0525
Randolph Twsp           59,070        24,970                 0        34,100          59,070        30,837        28,233   184,374,601    0.0167
Union Twsp           10,469          7,919                 0          2,550          10,469          4,557          5,912     15,659,920    0.0291
Rising Sun City      2,337,565   1,743,289        55,038      539,238     2,337,565      309,373   2,028,192   108,666,274    0.2847
Rising Sun-Ohio School Corp      7,780,380   6,226,097      969,141      585,142     7,780,380   2,572,996   5,207,384   245,819,848    1.0467
Ohio Library         153,546      153,546                 0                 0        153,546        82,841        70,705   245,819,848    0.0337
SE Indiana Solid Waste *                   0                 0                 0                 0                   0        28,761                 0   245,819,848    0.0117
*  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.