Pike 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   30,949,145   18,397,463   5,289,798   7,261,884   31,010,922   17,805,988   13,204,934   662,939,849    2.6859
Pike Cnty      9,495,215     5,016,021      519,344   3,959,850     9,495,215     5,512,345     3,982,870   662,939,840    0.8315
Clay Twsp           19,475          14,515                 0          4,960          19,475          10,511            8,964     30,378,613    0.0346
Jefferson Twsp           28,480          24,723                 0          3,757          28,480          24,632            3,848     66,573,407    0.0370
Lockhart Twsp           39,815          19,030                 0        20,785          39,815          26,502          13,313     29,946,322    0.0885
Logan Twsp           15,387          11,687                 0          3,700          15,387          10,961            4,426     19,930,233    0.0550
Madison Twsp           19,375          16,875                 0          2,500          19,375          13,286            6,089     18,581,818    0.0715
Marion Twsp           18,230          12,130                 0          6,100          18,230            9,742            8,488     21,553,957    0.0452
Monroe Twsp           31,961          14,211                 0        17,750          31,961          29,495            2,466     30,588,910    0.0964
Patoka Twsp           49,850          16,860                 0        32,990          49,850          25,633          24,217     63,446,494    0.0404
Washington Twsp         130,200          39,670                 0        90,530        130,200        100,120          30,080   323,909,910    0.0309
Petersburg City      1,116,250        720,850        48,000      347,400     1,116,250        468,912        647,338     58,026,503    0.8081
Spurgeon Town           48,702          15,500          2,214        30,988          48,702          11,246          37,456       2,771,999    0.4057
Winslow Town         247,550        176,876        19,152        51,522        247,550        124,277        123,273     11,659,365    1.0659
Pike School Corp    18,476,361   11,815,313   4,701,088   1,959,960   18,476,361   10,888,124     7,588,237   662,939,849    1.6424
Pike Library      1,103,296        483,202                 0      620,094     1,103,296        392,460        710,836   662,939,189    0.0592
Patoka Fire         108,998                   0                 0      108,998        108,998          95,965          13,033     51,788,991    0.1853
Jefferson-Marion Fire                    0                   0                 0                 0          61,777          61,777                   0     88,126,961    0.0701
Pike Cnty Solid Waste                    0                   0                 0                 0                   0                   0                   0                     0    0.0000
*  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.