Bremen Town Budget (2023)
── Bremen Town Budget (2023) ──
Total budget: $25.2M
Electric Utility: $15.1M [60%]
• Power Production\Purchased Power: $12.9M
• Purchase of Investments: $1.0M
• Transfer Out - Transferred To Another Fund: $450K
• Transmission and Distribution: $246K
⚠ $276K in unitemized 'Other' categories
General: $2.8M [11%]
• Salaries and Wages: $1.5M
• Employee Benefits: $579K
• Machinery, Equipment, and Vehicles: $132K
• Rentals: $128K
⚠ $167K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Streets & Roads: $2.4M [10%]
• Improvements Other Than Buildings: $878K
• Repairs and Maintenance: $806K
• Salaries and Wages: $275K
• Machinery, Equipment, and Vehicles: $133K
⚠ $74K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Sewer/Wastewater: $2.3M [9%]
• Contractual Services: $833K
• Salaries and Wages: $440K
• Transfer Out - Transferred To Another Fund: $191K
• Payments on Bonds and Other Debt Principal: $140K
⚠ $189K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Water Utility: $1.3M [5%]
• Salaries and Wages: $438K
• Transfer Out - Transferred To Another Fund: $159K
• Employee Pensions and Benefits: $157K
• Materials and Supplies: $126K
⚠ $169K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Stormwater: $477K [2%]
• Construction: $314K
• Repair and Maintenance Supplies: $164K
Parks & Recreation: $267K [1%]
• Salaries and Wages: $131K
• Employee Benefits: $41K
• Repair and Maintenance Supplies: $16K
• Operating Supplies: $10K
⚠ $52K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Fire & EMS: $248K [1%]
• Professional Services: $239K
• Utility Services: $4,447
• Repairs and Maintenance: $960
• Buildings: $494
⚠ $2,400 in unitemized 'Other' categories
Capital Improvements: $200K [1%]
⚠ $200K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Police: $33K [0%]
⚠ $33K in unitemized 'Other' categories
Riverboat/Gaming: $23K [0%]
• Repairs and Maintenance: $23K
☎ Who to call about this budget:
Meghan Atkins (Town Clerk-Treasurer): (574) 546-2471
Source: Indiana Gateway for Local Government
Annual Financial Report — City/Town Disbursements, 2023
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