That's a decrease of 2.9 percent from 2016, when the city spent $2.72 million, or $4,364 per household.
Virginia has 624 households and a population of 1,611.
Since 2001, the City of Virginia budget has grown by 64.3 percent, from $1.61 million. The city population has fallen 6.8 percent over the same period, from 1,728.
Salaries accounted for 14.3 percent of city spending in 2017. Virginia property taxpayers paid $379,155 for eight full-time employees and 56 part-time employees.
In 2001, the city had 11 full-time employees and 10 part-time employees, and spent $412,910.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
1,611
$2,645,171
$379,155
14.3
64
$5,924
2016
1,611
$2,722,970
$580,100
21.3
62
$9,356
2015
1,611
$2,784,998
$543,197
19.5
1
$543,197
2014
1,611
$2,939,811
$528,653
18
60
$8,811
2013
1,574
$3,283,702
$526,118
16
24
$21,922
2012
1,728
$3,725,210
$567,119
15.2
24
$23,630
2011
1,728
$18,510,032
$615,471
3.3
24
$25,645
2010
1,728
$2,270,060
$420,752
18.5
24
$17,531
2009
1,728
$9,460,735
$511,220
5.4
40
$12,780
2008
1,728
$7,858,773
$574,188
7.3
40
$14,355
2007
1,728
$3,138,509
$363,189
11.6
40
$9,080
2006
1,728
$32,165,279
$364,889
1.1
40
$9,122
2005
1,728
$34,166,899
$489,668
1.4
40
$12,242
2004
1,728
$1,978,379
$542,799
27.4
40
$13,570
2003
1,728
$1,565,854
$439,806
28.1
40
$10,995
2002
1,728
$1,528,597
$515,644
33.7
40
$12,891
2001
1,728
$1,610,392
$412,910
25.6
21
$19,662
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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