That's an increase of 4.2 percent from 2014, when the village spent $135,610.83, or $648.86 per household.
Rio has 209 households and a population of 223.
Since 2001, the Village of Rio budget has fallen by 9.8 percent, from $156,640.32. The village population has grown 11.5 percent over the same period, from 200.
Salaries accounted for seven percent of village spending in 2015. Rio property taxpayers paid $9,894 for 11 part-time employees, or an average of $899.45 each, before their health care benefits and taxpayer-funded pension contributions.
In 2001, the village had three part-time employees and spent $11,036.72, or $3,678.91 each.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2015
223
$141,334.26
$9,894
7
11
$899.45
2014
233
$135,610.83
$9,954.95
7.3
11
$904.99
2013
233
$130,787.28
$9,978.80
7.6
10
$997.88
2012
233
$164,154.78
$10,319.10
6.3
10
$1,031.91
2011
233
$152,982
$10,324.80
6.7
10
$1,032.48
2010
233
$157,229.28
$10,805.85
6.9
10
$1,080.58
2009
233
$153,590.73
$10,881.90
7.1
10
$1,088.19
2008
233
$145,879.61
$10,921.45
7.5
10
$1,092.14
2007
232
$198,925.74
$11,226.15
5.6
10
$1,122.61
2006
232
$183,332.40
$11,472
6.3
10
$1,147.20
2005
240
$180,452.24
$10,082.44
5.6
2
$5,041.22
2004
240
$119,482.38
$10,488.99
8.8
3
$3,496.32
2003
240
$121,248.60
$10,633.92
8.8
3
$3,544.63
2002
200
$159,692.85
$10,976.85
6.9
3
$3,658.94
2001
200
$156,640.32
$11,036.72
7
3
$3,678.90
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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