Adopted all-funds budget $336,147,700
Change from FY2021 +20.0% +$56,038,300

Year over year

What changed

FY2022 adopted budget authority increased by $56,038,300 compared with the FY2021 adopted/adjusted comparison, an increase of 20.0%.

FY2021 comparison amount
$280,109,400
Dollar change
+$56,038,300
Percent change
+20.0%

Budget composition

Where the budget goes

FY2022 spending presentation
CategoryAmountShare
Operating$167,900,00050%
Capital$140,900,00042%
Debt Service$8,600,0003%
Contingency$18,700,0006%

The four displayed percentages total 101% because the source percentages are rounded.

These Budget in Brief presentation categories are different from the statutory fund accounting categories and should not be presented as a reconciliation of the seven fund groups.

Revenue

Revenue measures

These figures use the accounting labels reported by the City. Different revenue measures are shown separately rather than treated as interchangeable.

Projected revenue
$216,300,000

FY2022 Budget in Brief resident-facing projected revenue.

Estimated revenues other than property taxes
$209,319,000

Statutory estimated revenue measure. It is not interchangeable with the Budget in Brief projected revenue figure.

Property tax

Property tax

Primary levy
$3,290,678
Secondary levy
$3,724,510
Total levy
$7,015,188
Primary rate
0.6672
Secondary rate
0.7552
Combined rate
1.4224

Rate basis: per_100_assessed_value

Capital

Capital measures

Capital figures can describe different accounting measures. OWVAZ keeps those measures separate instead of combining them.

Budget in Brief capital
$140,900,000

Rounded resident-facing capital presentation.

Formal capital appropriation
$140,914,000
CIP project-record total
$141,058,000

Sum of individual FY2022 project-record totals represented in the canonical project dataset.

The sum of individual CIP project-record FY2022 totals is $141.058 million, which is $144,000 higher than the formal $140.914 million capital budget. These figures are retained as distinct measures and are not presented as equivalent.

Capital projects

Major capital projects

FY2022 Total equals FY2022 new appropriation plus carryover as presented in the individual Capital Improvement Plan project records.

Selected projects in the adopted FY2022 Capital Improvement Plan
ProjectFY2022 fundingCarryoverTotal project
Van Buren Street Fire Station #175 S0146 · Public Safety$0$12,425,000$12,425,000
Parking Garage at BLVD Park and Ride B0093 · BLVD$10,000,000$0$10,000,000
Old Town Avondale, Cashion and Las Ligas Improvements T0091 · Transportation$6,577,000$2,536,000$9,113,000
Future Community Park - Alamar Development P0171 · Parks and Recreation$4,485,000$3,854,000$8,339,000
107th Avenue/McDowell Widening T0002 · Transportation$0$6,217,000$6,217,000
Distribution Pressure Improvements U0038 · Utilities$5,000,000$340,000$5,340,000
Vehicle Replacement A0147 · Asset Replacement$2,274,000$2,978,000$5,252,000
The BLVD Water Feature B0130 · BLVD$0$4,691,000$4,691,000
Avondale Visitor and Conference Center M0025 · General Government$0$4,553,000$4,553,000
107th Ave Improvements - Broadway Rd to Roeser Rd T1001 · Transportation$4,100,000$0$4,100,000

Funding shown here is budget authority in the adopted capital plan. It does not by itself establish expenditure, purchase, construction completion, or deployment.

Historical context

Mayor and Council at adoption

Final budget adopted Resolution No. 1047-0621

Mayor

Kenneth N. Weise

Councilmembers

  • Veronica Malone Vice Mayor
  • Tina Conde
  • Pat Dennis
  • Bryan Kilgore
  • Curtis Nielson
  • Mike Pineda

Official Sources

These government sources support the budget figures and historical context on this page. OWVAZ preserves original source addresses even if the City later moves or removes a document.

FY2022 Adopted Budget

City of Avondale official budget archive listing FY2022 budget materials. Used for adopted-budget and property-tax evidence. Historical direct PDF locations may change after City website migrations.

FY2022 Final Budget

Official final budget documenting the Police Department's drone program and training of seven staff members as licensed drone pilots.

FY2022 Budget in Brief

City of Avondale official budget archive listing the FY2022 Budget in Brief. Used for resident-facing spending composition, projected revenue and capital presentation values. Historical direct PDF locations may change after City website migrations.