That's an increase of 6.8 percent from 2016, when the city spent $87.21 million, or $10,216 per household.
Geneva has 8,537 households and a population of 21,495.
Since 2001, the City of Geneva budget has grown by 28.6 percent, from $72.42 million. The city population has grown 10.1 percent over the same period, from 19,515.
Salaries accounted for 16.4 percent of city spending in 2017. Geneva property taxpayers paid $15.23 million for 150 full-time employees and 70 part-time employees.
In 2001, the city had 150 full-time employees and 50 part-time employees, and spent $11.12 million.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
21,495
$93,101,423
$15,233,911
16.4
220
$69,245
2016
21,495
$87,212,964
$15,306,292
17.6
213
$71,861
2015
21,495
$86,050,838
$15,786,630
18.3
214
$73,769
2014
21,495
$88,840,713
$15,539,066
17.5
153
$101,563
2013
21,495
$80,260,864
$15,431,246
19.2
238
$64,837
2012
21,495
$77,070,799
$15,515,071
20.1
177
$87,656
2011
21,495
$74,464,825
$15,667,702
21
189
$82,898
2010
21,901
$76,193,821
$15,237,332
20
189
$80,621
2009
21,901
$88,714,686
$14,730,314
16.6
241
$61,122
2008
21,901
$109,291,443
$15,930,144
14.6
239
$66,653
2007
21,901
$115,457,250
$13,745,612
11.9
239
$57,513
2006
21,901
$98,613,236
$13,526,563
13.7
248
$54,543
2005
21,901
$88,012,652
$13,164,745
15
244
$53,954
2004
21,901
$102,047,542
$13,012,724
12.8
228
$57,073
2003
19,515
$115,743,832
$12,272,700
10.6
227
$54,065
2002
19,515
$73,076,716
$11,880,116
16.3
200
$59,401
2001
19,515
$72,421,663
$11,124,070
15.4
200
$55,620
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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