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Revenue Management
The
revenue management program administers the City’s treasury and
revenue operations in accordance with established fiscal
policies.
Program Goals
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Developing and implementing effective and efficient revenue
planning, monitoring and reporting systems which help assure
the City’s long-term fiscal health.
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Providing quality customer service.
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Protecting the City’s cash assets from unauthorized use
Program Activities
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Utility billing.
Administering meter reading system; coordinating customer
service orders (service stops, starts, and questions);
billing and collecting water and sewer service payments;
administering low-income assistance programs; supporting the
City’s Waste Management Program.
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Business tax.
Administering the business tax system, including annual
renewals of all City businesses, issuing tax certificates to
new businesses, enforcing the business tax ordinance,
implementing gross receipt verification programs, and
providing mandated business tax information to the State.
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Accounts receivable.
Maintaining organization-wide accounts receivable system,
including grant receipts.
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Cashier and public counter.
Providing public counter and cashiering services at City
Hall as well as accounting for all bank deposits from other
City facilities.
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Revenue forecasts and rate reviews.
Preparing revenue forecasts and monitoring trends; reviewing
utility rates, user charges, and development impact fees,
and making recommendations to Council as appropriate.
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Investments, banking services, and debt service
administration.
Managing the City’s investment portfolio in accordance with
adopted policies and plans, including preparing cash flow
projections, coordinating broker/dealer services,
identifying appropriate investment vehicles and timeframes,
and allocating interest earnings among funds in accordance
with generally accepted accounting principles; administering
the City’s banking services contract; coordinating project
financings and administering debt service obligations in
accordance with bond covenants.
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