That's an increase of 38.8 percent from 2014, when the village spent $45,418.88, or $769.81 per household.
Hamburg has 59 households and a population of 128.
Since 2001, the Village of Hamburg budget has grown by 8.2 percent, from $58,225. The village population has fallen 48.8 percent over the same period, from 250.
Salaries accounted for six percent of village spending in 2015. Hamburg property taxpayers paid $3,779.10 for 10 part-time employees, or an average of $377.91 each, before their health care benefits and taxpayer-funded pension contributions.
In 2001, the village had one part-time employee and spent $3,986.70, or $3,986.70 each.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2015
128
$63,019.68
$3,779.10
6
10
$377.91
2014
119
$45,418.88
$3,836.75
8.4
9
$426.30
2013
126
$48,765.60
$3,692
7.6
9
$410.22
2012
140
$49,703.40
$3,975
8
9
$441.66
2011
140
$54,359.64
$4,806
8.8
10
$480.60
2010
150
$37,728.90
$3,968.25
10.5
8
$496.03
2009
150
$54,240
$4,576.50
8.4
9
$508.50
2008
150
$45,200
$3,587.75
7.9
9
$398.63
2007
150
$46,800
$4,182.75
8.9
9
$464.74
2006
150
$48,000
$3,721.20
7.8
9
$413.46
2005
150
$49,600
$4,620.24
9.3
9
$513.36
2004
150
$51,600
$5,127.75
9.9
9
$569.75
2003
150
$52,800
$7,883.04
14.9
8
$985.38
2002
150
$33,750
$4,666.95
13.8
2
$2,333.47
2001
250
$58,225
$3,986.70
6.8
1
$3,986.70
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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