Introduction To implement a program successfully, a detailed, clear budgeting plan is needed. The plan needs to provide information on viable sources, explain what public sources were chosen for the funding, and what plan will be used in case of crisis or unsuccessful/insufficient funding. Moreover, the plan needs to take into account the specifics of the local government, and how it might review the program, accept it as necessary, or decline it. This financial plan was written for the program proposal on decreasing drug abuse in parolees and probationers in Virginia Estates, Montgomery, AL. Funding Sources/Public Revenues To implement the program, funding sources need to be identified and analyzed. There are several different revenue sources for local governments, including intergovernmental taxes, own-source revenue, and sources that change ( What are the sources of revenue for local governments? 2013). The funding source that can be regarded as suitable for the implemented program is Montgomery County Commission, since, as stated on their website, the Commission controls all public funds of the country. The Country Administration Office can also be contacted, although it is connected to the Montgomery County Commission, so it is most likely that the Commission’s and Office’s decisions will be similar, if not the same. Another potential funding source that can be interested in the proposed program is the Alabama Department of Corrections that is located in Montgomery. The program can bring the profit to the Department if drug abuse and crimes, committed by probationers, will decrease. Less money will be invested into the correction programs, and the police department of Montgomery will experience less workload if the probationers are motivated to stay drug-free for a longer period. Therefore, the first preferred sources for the program are the County Commission and the Alabama Department of Corrections. To fund the program, revenue redistribution can be regarded as a suitable tool. The current correction program in Montgomery that is focused on substance abusers (i.e. drugs, alcohol) is an Intervention Program for Substance Abusers. Its main disadvantages include scheduled testing and sentencing options for drug users who have mild to moderate drug or other substance issues. The proposed program targets any use of drugs, even the first one after prolonged abstinence. Moreover, all probationers that were caught using drugs are sentenced to a short jail stay. The proposed program provides a more modern approach to the problem, but it targets only the probationers and parolees and not all substance abusers. This might also cause difficulties in implementing the program because the stakeholders that will be interested in it are those who work with the probationers and in the Corrections Department. Nevertheless, the Intervention Program for Substance Abusers mostly targets civilians who do not have any prison sentences. Revenue redistribution, controlled by the County Commission, will allow to establish non-scheduled testing for all participants, provide short lectures on drug abuse, and, if needed, sponsor the judges’ and police officers’ work during the arrest of the probationer for documented drug abuse. The revenues needed for