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The price of local government: Village of Wayne City

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The Village of Wayne City budget was $3.14 million for its 2015 fiscal year, or $5,700.56 per household.

That's an increase of 17.5 percent from 2014, when the city spent $2.67 million, or $4,849.99 per household.

Wayne has 551 households and a population of 1,100.

Since 2001, the Village of Wayne City budget has grown by 40.3 percent, from $2.24 million. The city population has grown 0.1 percent over the same period, from 1,099.

Salaries accounted for 11.1 percent of city spending in 2015. Wayne property taxpayers paid $349,597.86 for six full-time employees and 39 part-time employees.

In 2001, the city had seven full-time employees and five part-time employees, and spent $364,877.58.

Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2015
1,100
$3,141,008.40
$349,597.86
11.1
45
$7,768.84
2014
1,100
$2,672,345.30
$371,306.76
13.9
46
$8,071.88
2013
1,100
$3,219,288.80
$320,358.48
10
46
$6,964.31
2012
1,100
$3,078,748.80
$338,291.58
11
10
$33,829.15
2011
1,100
$3,298,124.52
$386,532
11.7
48
$8,052.75
2010
1,100
$3,026,359.50
$363,003.30
12
55
$6,600.06
2009
1,100
$2,931,768.05
$369,150.66
12.6
34
$10,857.37
2008
1,089
$2,657,347.55
$374,121.53
14.1
34
$11,003.57
2007
1,070
$2,708,257.50
$367,176.42
13.6
34
$10,799.30
2006
1,089
$2,769,252
$325,618.80
11.8
44
$7,400.42
2005
1,100
$2,622,476
$339,607.48
12.9
37
$9,178.58
2004
1,100
$2,568,868.59
$343,093.56
13.4
33
$10,396.77
2003
1,100
$2,548,353.72
$358,435.44
14.1
10
$35,843.54
2002
1,100
$2,377,074.60
$362,479.05
15.2
50
$7,249.58
2001
1,099
$2,239,122.52
$364,877.58
16.3
12
$30,406.46

All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.

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