GF/92-5

GOVERNMENT FINANCES

Government

Finances:

1991-92

U.S. Department of Commerce

Economics and Statistics Administration

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Acknowledgments

This report was prepared in the Governments Division by the Census of Governments Branch headed by Henry Wulf. Donna Hirsch reviewed tabulations and

evaluated final publication copy. Daniel Pflum of the Federal Finance Staff compiled

the Federal Government information. Publication development, data review, and final

table examination were done by various staff members of the Governments Division.

The data assembly and processing were directed by Russell Price, Chief, Finance and

Employment Branch (West) and George Beaven, Chief, Finance and Employment

Branch (East).

Timothy Antisdel and James Maier directed data processing operations

and Robert Junghans programmed the tables under the supervision of Kathy

Chamberlain, Chief, Information Systems Branch.

The staff of the Administrative and Customer Services Division, Walter C. Odom,

Chief, performed publication planning, editorial review, design, composition, and

printing planning and procurement. Frances B. Scott provided publication coordination and editing.

Carma Hogue of the Economic Statistical Methods and Programming Division

supplied advice and assistance in sample selection and statistical methodologies.

The U.S. Bureau of the Census gratefully acknowledges the cooperation and

assistance of the thousands of State and local government officials in providing

information for this report.

For information regarding data in this report, contact Henry Wulf, Governments

Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233 (telephone 1-800-242-2184).
U.S. Department of Commerce

Ronald H. Brown, Secretary

David J. Barram, Deputy Secretary

Economics and Statistics Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director

Issued January 1996

Government

Finances:

1991-92

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BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director

Bryant Benton, Deputy Director

Paula J. Schneider, Principal Associate

Director for Programs

Frederick T. Knickerbocker, Associate

Director for Economic Programs

Thomas L. Mesenbourg, Assistant Director

for Economic Programs

Economics and Statistics

Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs
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Introduction......................................................................................... vii

Table

SUMMARY

1. Summary of Federal, State, and Local Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92 .. 1

2. Summary of Government Finances by Level and Type of Government: 1991-92 ..... 2

3. Summary of Government Finances in Relation to Population and Personal Income

by Level of Government: 1991-92 ....................................................... 3

4. Summary of Federal Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92 ...................... 4

5. Summary of State and Local Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92 ............. 6

6. Summary of Government Revenue by Source, Level, and Type of Government:

1991-92.................................................................................... 7

7. Summary of Government Expenditure by Character and Object, Level, and Type of

Government: 1991-92 .................................................................... 8

8. Summary of Government Expenditure by Character and Object, Function, and Level

of Government: 1991-92 ................................................................. 9

9. Summary of Direct and Intergovernmental Expenditure by Function and Level of

Government: 1991-92 .................................................................... 12

10. Summary of Direct Government Expenditure by Function, Level, and Type of

Government: 1991-92 .................................................................... 13

11. Summary of Government Expenditure for Capital Outlay by Function, Level, and

Type of Government: 1991-92 .......................................................... 15

12. Summary of Finances for State and Local Government-Operated Utilities by Type of

Utility and Government: 1991-92 ........................................................ 16

13. Summary of State and Local Government Indebtedness and Debt Transactions by

Level and Type of Government: 1991-92 ............................................... 16

14. Summary of Cash and Security Holdings of State and Local Governments by Type

and Purpose of Holdings, and Level and Type of Government: 1991-92 and Prior

Years ...................................................................................... 17

15. Summary of Government Insurance Trust Finances by Level of Government and

Type of Insurance Trust: 1991-92........................................................ 18

16. Summary of State and Local Government Employee-Retirement System Finances

by Level of Government: 1991-92 ...................................................... 19

REVENUE

17. Summary of State and Local Government Revenue by State: 1991-92 ................ 20

18. General Revenue of State and Local Governments by Source and State:

1991-92 ................................................................................... 21

19. Origin and Allocation of State and Local Government General Revenue by Level of

Government and States: 1991-92 ....................................................... 22

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EXPENDITURE

20. Summary of State and Local Government Expenditure by State: 1991-92 ............ 24

21. State and Local Government Expenditure by Character and Object and State:

1991-92 ................................................................................... 25

22. Expenditure of State and Local Governments by Function and State: 1991-92 ....... 26

23. Allocation of State and Local Government Direct General Expenditure by Level of

Government and State: 1991-92 ........................................................ 32

24. Capital Outlay of State and Local Governments for Selected Functions by State:

1991-92 ................................................................................... 34

DEBT AND CASH AND SECURITY HOLDINGS

25. Indebtedness and Debt Transactions of State and Local Governments by State:

1991-92 ................................................................................... 36

26. Cash and Security Holdings of State and Local Governments by State: 1991-92 .... 38

UTILITIES

27. Finances of Utilities Operated by State and Local Governments by State, Type of

Utility, and Government: 1991-92 ....................................................... 40

INSURANCE TRUST

28. State and Local Government Insurance Trust Finances by State: 1991-92 ........... 44

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCES

29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

Government by State: 1991-92 ......................................................... 46

RELATIONAL STATISTICS AND RANKINGS

30. Per Capita Amounts of Selected Financial Items for State and Local Governments

by State: 1991-92 ........................................................................ 98

31. Relation of Selected State and Local Government Financial Items to $1,000

Personal Income by State: 1991-92 .................................................... 102

32. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita Revenue

Amounts: 1991-92 ....................................................................... 106

33. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita

Expenditure Amounts: 1991-92 ......................................................... 108

34. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita Debt and

Cash and Security Amounts: 1991-92 .................................................. 110

POPULATION AND PERSONAL INCOME

35. Population and Personal Income by State: 1991 and 1992 ............................. 111

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Appendixes

A. Definitions of Selected Terms.............................................................. A−1

B. Notes Relating to Government Finances ................................................ B−1

C. Two-Letter State Abbreviations ........................................................... C−1

D. Explanation for Tracing Origin and Allocation of Funds in Tables 19 and 23 .......... D−1

E. Relative Standard Errors .................................................................. E−1

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Introduction

The United States Bureau of the Census conducts an

Annual Survey of Government Finances as authorized by

law under title 13, United States Code, Section 182. The

1992 survey, similar to other annual surveys and censuses

of governments conducted for many years, covers the

entire range of government finance activities—revenue,

expenditure, debt, and assets.

The 1992 Government Finance Series (Series GF92)

contains 5 parts: No. 1, State Government Tax Collections:

1992; No. 3, State Government Finances: 1992; No. 4,

City Government Finances: 1991-92; No. 5, Government

Finances: 1991-92;and No. 8, County Government Finances:

1991-92. The 1992 reports will not include an edition for

No. 6, Local Government Finances in Major County Areas:

(1991-92year); refer to tables in the 1992 Census of

Governments publication, Volume 4, No. 5, Compendium

of Government Finances for the latest available county

area data. The 1992 annual report series also excludes an

edition for No. 10, Public Education Finances: 1991-92;

refer to the 1992 Census of Governments publication,

Volume 4, No. 1, Public Education Finances for information

on this area.

This report (No. 5) provides a comprehensive summary

of the annual survey findings, showing data by level

(Federal, State, and local government), State area (Alabama, Alaska, etc.), and type of government (county,

municipality, township, special district, and school district).

The tables present the details of revenue by source;

expenditure by function as well as character and object;

indebtedness by term and type; and assets by purpose and

type.

ORGANIZATION OF THIS REPORT

This introductory text describes the scope of the Census Bureau’s government finance data collection activities,

sources and limitations of data, and major findings of the

1991-92 survey.

The report is divided generally into nine sections; tables

1 through 16 contain national summaries for various

financial items; tables 17 through 28, which provide these

same financial items for each State area, concentrate on

revenues in tables 17 through 19, expenditures in tables 20

through 24, debt and cash and security holdings in tables

25 and 26, utilities in table 27 and insurance trust in table

28; table 29 contains financial data by level and type of

government for each State area; tables 30 through 34

show the relationships between the financial data and

population and personal income in each State area; and

table 35 displays supplementary data on population and

personal income.

Table 1 displays national totals of Federal, State, and

local government finances for 1991-92 and prior years.

Finances by level and type of government are provided in

table 2, and are related to population and personal income

in table 3. You will find a Federal Government summary

with some prior year data in table 4 and a similar display for

State and local governments in table 5. Revenue data

appear in table 6 and expenditure information in tables 7

through 11. Table 12 includes data on government-operated

utilities. Government indebtedness and debt transactions

are provided in table 13; cash and security holdings are

detailed in table 14; and government insurance trust

finances, including employee-retirement systems, are summarized in tables 15 and 16.

Statewide aggregates appear in tables 17 through 35.

Revenue data are shown in tables 17 through 19, including

detailed presentations on tax revenue, current charges,

and intergovernmental revenue. Tables 20 through 24

exhibit State area totals for expenditure by character and

object, with special displays for capital outlay and function.

Further statewide aggregates appear for debt transactions (table 25), cash and security holdings (table 26),

government-operated utilities (table 27), and insurance

trust finances (table 28).

Table 29 presents statewide aggregates also. But this

display shows detailed revenue and expenditure data for

each State government and type of local government

(county, municipality, township, special district, and school

district).

In tables 30 through 34 you will find data showing the

relationship between selected financial items and population or income. This is expressed as per capita data in

tables 30, 32, 33, and 34 and per $1,000 of personal

income in table 31. Additionally, the per capita data in

tables 32 through 34 are displayed in State rank order.

CONCEPTS

This report uses a number of terms that, in other

contexts, might have different meanings. Further, some of

the tabular presentations contain concepts that are not

commonly used or easily understood. If the following,

which is a limited attempt to explain some of these terms

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and ideas, does not provide sufficient information; please

write to the Chief, Governments Division, U.S. Bureau of

the Census, Washington, DC 20233-6800.

Current Dollars

The statistics in this report, as in the others issued by

the Bureau of the Census on Federal, State, and local

government finances, are in terms of current dollar amounts.

They have not been adjusted for price and wage changes

occurring through the years.

Fiscal Years

The financial statistics for 1991-92 generally relate to

government fiscal years which ended June 30, 1992, or at

some date within the 12 previous months. The following

governments are exceptions and are included as though

they were part of the June 30 group; ending September 30,

the Federal Government, the State governments of Alabama and Michigan, the District of Columbia, and Alabama

school districts; and ending August 31, the State government of Texas and Texas school districts. New York State

which ends its fiscal year on March 31, is the only other

exception to the June 30 ending for State governments.

Composition of Financial Amounts

Revenues and expenditures comprise actual receipts

and payments (net of correcting transactions and recoveries of refunds) of a government and its agencies including

government-operated enterprises, utilities, and public trust

funds. Revenue and expenditure transactions exclude

debt issuance and retirement, loans and investments,

agency and private trust transactions, and internal transfers between funds of the same government. Aggregates

for groups of governments exclude intergovernmental

transactions between the governments involved.

Government financial data are presented within broad

activity sectors, including general government, utilities,

liquor stores, and insurance trust activities. General government includes all government revenue and expenditure

except activities defined as utility, liquor stores, and insurance trust transactions. Other commercial-type operations

of governments such as port facilities, airports, toll highways and housing projects—as well as all such agencies

and activities of the Federal Government including its

corporations—are part of the general government sector.

Major insurance programs administered by the Federal

Government, including crop and farm mortgage insurance,

investment guarantee activities, and home mortgage insurance are reported in general government. Utilities are

water supply, electric power, and gas supply systems, and

transit facilities owned and operated by governments or

operated under contract by a private firm whenever the

government maintains day-to-day financial oversight. Liquor

stores comprise dispensaries operated by 17 State governments and by local governments in 6 States. Insurance

trust activities consist of publicly funded contributory retirement systems for public employees, and specified government social and life insurance programs, such as unemployment compensation, workers’ compensation, Federal

Social Security (Old Age, Survivors, Disability, and Health

Insurance), and State medical and disability funds.

REVENUE CONCEPTS

As noted above, revenue is reported net of recoveries

and correcting transactions, and excludes amounts from

debt issuance, internal transfers, and private trust transactions. The following examples illustrate some applications

of this summary definition:

1. Tax revenue is reported in terms of gross collections

minus tax refunds during the same period.

2. Receipts from issuance of debt, recoupment of previous loans, and sale of securities are not counted as

revenue.

3. Property tax amounts, widely collected by counties

acting as an agent of other governments, are counted

as revenue of the final receiving units only.

4. State and local governments act as agents of the

Federal Government in withholding Federal income

and Social Security taxes from their employees’ pay;

such amounts are excluded from State and local

government revenue and expenditure but are reported

here as Federal revenue.

5. The Federal Treasury handles unemployment compensation accounts for the States and the District of

Columbia government; Federal agency transactions in

connection with these funds are omitted from the

Federal figures and included with the State and local

government data.

6. Figures in this report include the gross transactions of

business-type government corporations and agencies.

Taxes consist of compulsory contributions exacted by

governments for public purposes. However, this reporting

category excludes employer and employee payments for

retirement and social insurance purposes (classed as

insurance trust revenue) and special assessments, which

are classed as nontax general revenue.

Charges and miscellaneous general revenue comprises

all nontax revenue of governments from their own sources

excluding nongeneral revenues from utilities, liquor stores,

and insurance trusts. Most of this revenue is from charges

for current services and sale of products in connection with

general government activities. Such amounts are designated as current charges and are reported on a gross

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basis, without offset of the cost of producing or buying the

commodities or services sold. Utility service charges are

excluded here and reported under utility revenue.

Utility revenue and liquor stores revenue comprise

amounts from sales of goods and services by such undertakings.

Insurance trust revenue comprises only: (1) retirement

and insurance contributions (including social insurance

‘‘taxes’’ and veterans’ insurance ‘‘premiums’’) received

from insured individuals and their government employers;

and (2) earnings on investment assets of insurance trust

funds.

Employer contributions and other transfers made by the

administering governments to their insurance trust funds

are treated as intragovernmental transactions rather than

government revenue or expenditure. However, to the

extent that particular governments make payments as

employers to insurance trust systems administered by

other governments—for example, employer contributions

by State and local governments to the Federal Social

Security System (OASDHI) or local government payments

to State-administered retirement systems—such amounts

are included here without special treatment, in the ‘‘revenue from contributions’’ of the various systems affected.

In addition, Federal advances and contributions to State

unemployment compensation funds have been included

with unemployment compensation revenue.

Several major insurance programs administered by the

Federal Government—crop and farm mortgage insurance,

home mortgage insurance, investment guarantee activities, and the like—are not classed here as insurance trust

activities but, like numerous other commercial type activities, as general government functions. Insurance premium

receipts of such activities are classified as general revenue

from charges for services and their payments of losses as

general expenditure.

Since Federally administered insurance trust earnings

are entirely from investments in Federal securities, they

are classed as intragovernmental transactions and excluded

from Federal revenue data here. There is a corresponding

exclusion from reported amounts of Federal expenditure

for interest.

EXPENDITURE CONCEPTS

The expenditure reporting categories comprise all amounts

of money paid out by a government and its agencies, with

the exception of amounts for debt retirement, and for loan,

investment, agency, and private trust transactions. Note

that expenditures include payments from all sources and

funds, including amounts spent from borrowing and from

previous period balances, as well as from current revenues. Included in this category are expenditures of businesstype government corporations and agencies. Transactions

not considered as expenditures include payments for debt

retirement, extension of loans, purchase of securities, and

payments to the Federal Government of monies withheld

for income tax or Social Security (OASDHI) purposes.

The commonly used character and object (or use)

categories this finance series employs are: intergovernmental expenditure, current operation, capital outlay, assistance and subsidies, interest on debt, insurance benefits

and repayments, and salaries and wages.

Government expenditure for capital outlay is commonly

financed by borrowing, but government revenue does not

include receipts from borrowing. This, among other things,

means that the relationship between totals of revenue and

expenditure, as shown in this report, should not be considered a direct measure of the degree of budgetary

‘‘balance.’’

In addition to payments for goods, services, and capital

items, total government expenditure includes sizable amounts

of payments for which no services or products are directly

received in return. A major portion of such payments

comprises items reported here as assistance and subsidies. These amounts include only cash grants and not gifts

of supplies, materials, or other grants-in-kind. The cost of

items to be distributed in-kind is included in current operation expenditure as purchases of goods and services.

Insurance benefit and repayment amounts are limited to

actual payments to insured persons and beneficiaries and,

therefore, exclude as internal transfers contributions by

governments to insurance trust funds they administer, and

costs of administering insurance trust programs (which are

classified as general expenditure).

Payments for salaries and wages consist of gross

amounts paid to government employees before deductions for income tax, retirement contributions, charges for

quarters or subsistence, or other purposes. They comprise

only cash payments and exclude the value of subsistence,

quarters, or other payments in-kind made to military personnel or other public employees. Salaries and wages are

mainly for current operation but also include some amounts

for force-account construction. Detailed statistics on civilian public employment and payrolls as of October appear

in the annual U. S. Bureau of the Census report Public

Employment: 1992 (Series GE/ 92-1).

In presenting expenditures by function, this report attempts

to show a more comprehensive picture by grouping related

activities into broader classifications. For example, social

services and income maintenance includes public welfare,

hospitals, health, social insurance administration, and veterans’

services. Transportation includes highways, airports, parking facilities, and water transport and terminals. The report

does not provide totals for these larger categories because

they are meant only as presentational guidelines and,

except in a few instances, have no data precedents.

Expenditures for specific functions do not include any

amounts for debt service costs. Interest payments on debt

are not classified under particular functions for which debt

may have been incurred, but rather are shown in the single

interest on general debt category.

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Note that the functions cannot be equated specifically

with one Federal or State government program. Medicaid,

for example, is included in the larger public welfare function. Instead they represent broader activities of government that have remained virtually unchanged over many

years so that as specific programs expand and contract

they will remain useful for analytical purposes.

Further, these functions have utility beyond the limits of

this specific report or other Bureau of the Census publications on government finances. The various phases of the

census of governments, for example, including the organization and employment, use these same functions, making

cross-analyses feasible.

Understanding the specific functional categories requires

close attention to the definitions in appendix A. The

following discussion supplements, but does not supplant,

that basic information.

Unique Federal Programs. There are several types of

programs that are, for the most part, unique to the Federal

Government and are grouped as such—national defense

and international relations, postal service, and space research

and technology.

Expenditure of the Federal Government for national

defense and international relations as presented in this

report comprises most of the items classified in the

‘‘Budget of the United States’’ under two closely related

headings—‘‘National Defense’’ and ‘‘International Affairs,’’

Defense-related activities of the State and local governments (including National Guard, civil defense, and armory

activities) have been classified under the residual ‘‘Other’’

functional class, so that in this report national defense

expenditure is entirely that of the Federal Government.

Expenditure by the Federal Government for the Postal

Service is included on a gross basis in the development of

Federal expenditure totals. Although the status of the

Postal Service changed in 1971 from a cabinet department

to an independent Federal commission, Census Bureau

statistics have continued to include these data under

Federal Government activities for purposes of continuity.

Education. The education function, perhaps more than

any other, emphasizes the intergovernmental flow of funds.

Beside the direct expenditures made at the Federal, State

and local government level, there are large intergovernmental education transfers that include direct Federal

grants-in-aid to schools as provided under the various

‘‘title’’ programs, State ‘‘foundation’’ aid, Federal aid channeled through the State government to local schools, and

interlocal payments for education services.

Expenditure for elementary and secondary education

includes all expenditure of school systems other than for

interest (reported under interest on general debt), duplicative intergovernmental payments, and retirement benefits

paid to former education employees (reported under employeeretirement expenditure). It includes gross school system

expenditure for the school lunch program and other cafeteria operations as well as school health, recreation, and

library services administered by school systems.

The institutions of higher education category pertains to

publicly operated universities, colleges, junior colleges,

and other schools beyond the high school level. Expenditure shown under this heading includes gross payments for

auxiliary activities such as dormitories, dining halls, and

bookstores operated by public institutions of higher education. However, expenditure of such institutions’ hospitals

serving the public and for agricultural experiment stations

and extension services is reported under hospitals and

natural resources, respectively.

Public Welfare. This activity includes institutional and

noninstitutional assistance to the needy, plus the administration of such assistance. The degree to which States

assume direct responsibility for public welfare services or

delegate this to local governments varies. There is significant Federal participation in this activity, primarily the

financing of public welfare services by other governments.

State and local expenditures include any applicable cash

benefits in excess of, or supplementary to, those financed

with Federal monies.

Categorical cash assistance payments to State governments and the District of Columbia in this report include

mainly maintenance assistance under the Federal program

Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), Maintenance Assistance—State Aid. All States participate in

AFDC and the matching requirements vary from about

one-fifth to one-half of the Federal payments.

The Federal Government administers directly those

categorical welfare assistance programs for old age assistance, aid to the blind, and aid to the disabled that are now

incorporated into the Supplemental Security Income program. State and local government cash benefits supplementing these direct Federal welfare outlays are relatively

small, occurring in only a few States.

General relief, which is wholly financed from State and

local sources, makes up most of other cash assistance.

Other public welfare spending includes vendor payments

under various public welfare programs, including the federally supported medical care program commonly known

as Medicaid; institutional care for the needy; and administration of welfare activities.

Hospitals. The Federal portion of this category includes,

among other things, the operation and construction of

Federal veterans hospitals. Expenditures for hospital facilities directly operated by State and local governments and

payments to private medical facilities belong here. Medical

vendor payments provide some variation in classification;

private purveyor payments made under welfare programs

are classed as public welfare, but any services provided

directly by a government through its hospital agency are

included under this heading.

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Transportation. Highways include provision and maintenance of highway facilities, including toll turnpikes, bridges,

tunnels, and ferries, as well as regular roads, highways and

city streets. These figures exclude interest on debt issued

for highway purposes (included in interest on general debt)

and highway policing costs (classified under police protection). Most State funds in this function go for regular

highway facilities with the remainder for toll roads and

bridges, which are generally administered by semi-autonomous

agencies of the State governments.

The Federal Government accounts for a substantial

portion of all direct general expenditure for water transport

and terminal facilities and for air transportation, as indicated by table 10. These categories include subsidy payments and the provision of other aids to transportation by

such agencies as the Federal Aviation Administration,

National Transportation Safety Board, Coast Guard, National

Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and Maritime

Administration, as well as gross expenditure of the Saint

Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation.

Natural Resources. Natural resources include expenditures for conservation and development of agricultural,

forest, fish and game, mineral, and similar resources.

Federal Government payments are mainly for gross amounts

of commodity purchases in the form of price stabilization

programs. No exclusion is made for commodities resold

during the year or transfers to Federal aid programs. Other

Federal natural resource activities pertain to multi-purpose

power and reclamation projects (including the Tennessee

Valley Authority), soil conservation and reclamation, forestry and mineral resources, agricultural research, and

farm crop and mortgage insurance.

For State and local governments, natural resources

covers activities pertaining to agriculture including extension services and experiment stations, soil conservation,

flood control, irrigation, and drainage. However, water

supply, electric utilities, and hydroelectric power activities

are reported under utilities.

Police Protection. Local government payments for law

enforcement and traffic safety activities amount to the

most significant part of police protection. Federal agencies

included in this category are the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Immigration and Naturalization Service; Customs

Service; Drug Enforcement Administration; Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms; and Secret Service. State

expenditure is mainly for highway police activities.

Utilities and Liquor Stores

Utilities expenditure and liquor stores expenditure comprise all spending involved in provision and conduct of

such undertakings—i.e., acquisition of facilities, current

operation (including the purchase of goods and services

for resale), and interest on utility debt.

State and local government utility revenue includes only

charges received for services. Other revenues received by

utilities—for example, interest earnings—are counted as

general revenues of a government (see definitions in

appendix A).

Liquor stores are operated by 17 State governments

and certain municipalities in five States (Alaska, Minnesota, North Carolina, South Dakota, and Wisconsin), counties in two States (Maryland and North Carolina). Amounts

reported in this financial category do not include revenue

from State or local taxes which are collected through liquor

monopoly systems, nor distinguishable expenditures for

licensing and law enforcement activities in connection with

these systems. Such amounts are treated as general

revenue and general expenditure, respectively.

INSURANCE TRUSTS

Every State and the District of Columbia operates a

system of unemployment insurance and one or more

public employee-retirement systems. Most of the States

also administer workers’ compensation systems, and a

few have other social insurance systems involving the

payment of cash benefits from accumulated fund reserves.

Among local governments, the primary financial activity in

insurance trusts relates to publicly administered employeeretirement systems. Social Security (OASDHI) dominates

the Federal insurance trust area.

Transactions of these various systems—exclusive of

administrative cost (treated as general expenditure) and of

government contributions (classified as intragovernmental

transactions)—are reported as insurance trust revenue

and insurance trust expenditure. Only insurance benefits

and repayments of contributions from insurance funds

comprise insurance trust expenditure.

The coverage in a number of State-administered employeeretirement systems includes local government employees

either exclusively or with State employees. The local

government contributions to State systems to pay the local

employee portion are included under insurance trust revenue of the State government and as a direct expenditure

of the local government. Although there is a flow of funds

from one government to another, the census classification

system does not count this as intergovernmental revenue

because intergovernmental revenues are general revenues

by definition. See the 1992 Census of Governments publication, Volume 4, No. 6, Employee-Retirement Systems

of State and Local Governments for additional specific

information about employee- retirement systems.

INDEBTEDNESS

Federal gross debt outstanding includes public debt

(subject to statutory limitations), as well as other obligations not subject to restrictions and representing Federal

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agency debt. All nonguaranteed obligations of Federal

agencies are excluded from debt outstanding balances.1

State and local government long-term debt includes

general obligation bonds, guaranteed by the taxing power

of the governments, as well as nonguaranteed indebtedness that pledges only some nontax source—rents, charges,

or tolls for example—related to the bond purpose as credit.

Governments have become very active in providing financial assistance to private and nonprofit organizations through

the issuance of tax exempt bonds. This financial intermediation by State and local governments—designated in this

report as public debt for private purposes—covers a

variety of activities including industrial development aid,

assistance to commercial and retail developers, singlefamily and multifamily housing development, hospital and

health care facilities, and pollution abatement plant and

equipment expenditures.

A significant classification change in the reporting of

statistics on indebtedness took place effective with the

1978-79 Annual Survey of Government Finances. Prior to

that time both original issues and related advance refunding issues were included as debt outstanding of the

government. Amounts reported for debt outstanding and

retired and for debt offsets now reflect the ‘‘redemption’’ of

original issues of bonds when no longer carried in the

official accounts of governments.

The calculation of the annual change in total debt, as

shown in table 25, requires information not published in

this report. It is, however, available in detailed records from

the Bureau of the Census.

LOTTERIES

There were 34 State and local government lotteries in

operation during fiscal year 1991-92. In this report, the

amounts available for distribution from lottery proceeds to

various government funds are included in the miscellaneous revenue total. Please refer to table 35 in the

publication State Government Finances: 1992 (GF92, No.

3) for detailed information on the income and apportionment of funds in individual lottery systems.

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSACTIONS

Intragovernmental Flows

Census statistics ignore government fund structure to

achieve comparability. Since the data for each individual

government represent a consolidation of amounts for its

various funds, payments between funds have been eliminated. Thus, for example, a government’s employer contribution to a retirement fund it administers is not counted

as expenditure, nor is the receipt of this contribution by the

retirement fund considered as revenue. For census purposes, only the retirement benefits are classified as a

government expenditure—insurance trust expenditure in

this example.

The substantial amount of interest paid by the Federal

Treasury to the Federal insurance trust funds, which have

all their reserves invested in Federal securities, is excluded

from Federal interest expenditure and insurance trust

revenue to avoid duplication of data in financial aggregates. State and local governments also pay some interest

on debt that is held as investment securities by insurance

funds they administer. However, because of difficulty in

identifying such transactions, this interest is counted as

revenue in contravention of the rule about payments

between funds.

Intergovernmental Flows

Funds flowing between governments (subject to limited

exceptions, mentioned below) are treated distinctively as

intergovernmental revenue and intergovernmental expenditure. Mainly they represent grants-in-aid and the sharing

of tax proceeds, but also include payments in lieu of taxes

and amounts for services performed by one government

for another on a reimbursable or cost-sharing basis.

Total revenue and total expenditure for an individual

government, of course, include any intergovernmental

amounts. When measuring groups of governments, a

State area, a county area, a type of local government,

monies going from one government to another must be

netted out to arrive at nonduplicative totals. These aggregations treat each government as if it were a ‘‘fund’’ under

the intragovernmental flows described above. For example,

under Arizona in table 29, which provides State area totals

by level and type of government, the column for municipalities excludes any financial transactions between Phoenix and any other municipality in Arizona. Similarly, the

local government column excludes transactions between

Phoenix and any other Arizona local government, and the

State area totals exclude both the interlocal and Statelocal amounts.

The value of intergovernmental aid ‘‘in-kind’’, such as

commodities distributed by the Federal Government for

school lunch purposes, is not treated as an intergovernmental revenue or expenditure. Furthermore, there are

some kinds of transactions between governments that

have not been isolated for special treatment here as

intergovernmental in nature:

1. In situations where a government-administered employeeretirement system covers the employees of a second

government, contributions by the latter are included,

1

Detailed statistics on Federal indebtedness appear in the United

States Government Annual Report (appendix), and on a current basis in

the Daily Statement of the United States Treasury, the Monthly Statement

of the United States Treasury, and the Quarterly Treasury Bulletin.

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without distinction, as part of the current operation

expenditure of the donor government and as insurance trust revenue of the donee government.

2. No special treatment has been applied to interest on

outstanding debt that is paid to other governments

holding the securities involved.

3. No special handling has been applied for transactions

where governments deal as ordinary suppliers and

customers—e.g., in purchasing property, utility services, or supplies from one another. Under this method,

where one government buys water or electricity from a

second, the entire transaction is classified as utility

with no intergovernmental component.

RELATION TO NATIONAL INCOME STATISTICS

Figures on State and local government ‘‘receipts’’ and

‘‘expenditures’’ which appear in the national income and

product statistics issued by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, are based primarily

on Census Bureau data on ‘‘revenue’’ and ‘‘expenditure.’’

However, there are differences in the totals and some of

the components of the two sets of statistics owing to

differences in concepts and timing. The principal areas of

differences are —

1. Census statistics on government finances include on a

gross basis, revenue from sales and charges of publicly operated utilities, liquor stores, toll facilities and

the like, and all expenditures of these undertakings. In

the national income accounts, such commercial-type

government activities are treated, in effect, as a part of

the business sector of the economy. Accordingly, their

charge revenue is excluded from ‘‘government receipts’’

and is applied as an offset to current government

expenditures.

2. Census statistics on revenue and expenditure, respectively, include interest received on investments and

interest paid on debt by State and local governments.

In national income accounts, interest received is deducted

from interest paid, and only the net interest paid is

included in government expenditures.

3. In Census statistics, revenues and benefit payments of

unemployment compensation systems are classed as

insurance trust amounts of State and local governments, while in national income accounts they are

treated in the Federal Government sector.

4. Census figures include as revenue amounts from sale

of real property, and as expenditure capital outlay

amounts for purchase of land and existing structures.

In national income accounts, such amounts are excluded.

5. In Census data, employer contributions by State and

localgovernmentsto self-administeredemployee-retirement

systems are classed as intragovernmental transactions and excluded from revenue and expenditure

totals. In national income accounts, however, such

‘‘government contributions to self-administered social

insurance funds’’ are included in revenue and in

expenditure as supplements to wage and salary payments.

A statistical reconciliation entitled ‘‘Relation of State

and Local Government Receipts and Expenditures in the

National Income and Product Accounts to Bureau of the

Census Data’’ appears annually in the National Income

Issue of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s, Survey of

Current Business.

SOURCES AND LIMITATIONS OF DATA

Federal Finance Statistics

Most of the Federal Government statistics here are

based on figures for 1992 that appear in The Budget of the

United States Government for the Fiscal Year 1993. For

certain kinds of transactions, Census Bureau analysts also

used the 1992 annual reports of the Secretary of the

Treasury and of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

Some supplementary details on Federal payments to State

and local governments were obtained directly from the

Federal agencies making the payments.

The classification used by the Bureau of the Census for

reporting State and local government finance statistics

differs in a number of important respects from the classification used in the United States Budget. Accordingly, it

was necessary to recast Federal data as presented in the

United States Budget in order to develop the government

finance statistics presented in this report. This involved: (1)

grouping individual Federal receipt items and expenditure

amounts for various agencies and appropriation items

according to the functional framework used for reporting of

State and local government finances; and (2) applying

those certain adjustments to many of the items in order to

arrive at revenue and expenditure amounts as reported

here. These adjustments took into account the following

major differences between these series:

1. The financial transactions of government enterprises

are included in Federal budget figures to the extent of

their net effect (plus or minus) upon budget expenditures; Census figures include gross revenue and expenditure of government enterprises (other than loan and

investment transactions).

2. Certain receipts are treated in the Federal budget as

offsets against expenditures and result in reducing

Federal expenditure totals of related activities. These

are (1) receipts from various enterprises or marketoriented Federal activities; (2) receipts from interest

on loans the government has made; (3) receipts from

sales of property or products; and (4) certain other

reimbursements from non-Federal sources, as well as

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receipts from charges for quarters and subsistence

furnished to employees. For Census purposes, these

amounts are counted as revenue and added back to

expenditure.

3. Federal budget receipts and expenditures include

various financial transactions of trust funds which

before fiscal year 1967 were excluded. Such transactions are included in Census reporting of Federal

revenue and expenditure, except for trust funds handled

on an agency basis for State and local governments

(e.g., the State accounts in the unemployment compensation fund, the District of Columbia funds).

4. Although interfund and intragovernmental transactions are netted out of Federal budget totals, such

transfer amounts are included in Federal figures for

various receipt and expenditure categories. Census

figures exclude all such transfers.

5. Federal budget expenditures include interest accrued

but not paid during the fiscal year; Census data on

interest are on a disbursement basis.

6. The net excess of loan disbursements or loan repayments of Federal loan accounts is added to expenditures or to receipts in developing budget totals. Such

loan transactions are excluded from Census reporting

of Federal data.

State Government Finances

The statistics on State government finances shown in

this report are based primarily on the annual Census

Bureau survey of State finances for fiscal year 1992.

Findings from that survey have been issued in various

publications, with the most detailed figures appearing in

State Government Finances: 1992 (GF92, No. 3). Trained

representatives of the U.S. Bureau of the Census compiled

figures in detail from official records and reports of the

various States for most of the State financial data. Most

data for tax revenue, some debt figures, and the finances

of State- administered retirement and miscellaneous insurance trust systems came from mail canvasses. As with

local school systems, the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data Survey, conducted by the U.S. Department of

Education, National Center for Education Statistics in

agreement with the Census Bureau, was the main source

of State college and university data. The figures assembled

by these various efforts were classified according to

standard Census Bureau categories. Because of the collection methods and their relative importance, the State

financial data received an intensive review.

Data on the finances of unemployment compensation

systems were obtained from the Employment and Training

Administration of the U.S. Department of Labor.

Local Government Finances

The local government sample. The sample of local

governments is drawn from the 1987 Census of Governments and consists of certain local governments taken

with certainty plus a sample below the certainty level. Units

in the certainty group are: all county governments with

populations greater than 50,000; all municipal and township governments with populations greater than 25,000, all

school district governments with enrollments greater than

5,000, and certain specialized classes of governments

such as school districts providing higher education and

special districts providing transit services.

The remaining sampled units were selected with probability proportional to their financial activity. This criterion

was applied first for each county area having 100,000 or

more population and then for the balance of local governments in each State.

General-purpose governments. Thisannualsurveyassembled

information for a sample of county, municipal, and township governments. The initial data collection phase used

three methods to obtain data: mail canvass, field compilation, and central collection from State sources. Mail questionnaires went directly to 3,900 county, municipal, and

township governments. Trained Census representatives

compiled data for the 78 largest, most important county

governments—generally those with a population of 500,000

or more—and the 52 largest municipalgovernments—those

with a population of 300,000 or more. The balance of the

county government data and municipal and township data

were sought from cooperative Census Bureau-State arrangements.

The mail canvass involved the use of detailed census

schedules with related reporting instructions. Census examiners reviewed the mail reports intensively and used extensive correspondence to supplement and verify incomplete

and questionable information. In significant cases where

returns of acceptable data could not be obtained by mail

canvass or from available published sources, Census

representatives visited county and municipal government

offices to obtain the basic statistics or important missing

information.

Portions of the local government financial statistics

presented in this publication were obtained from central

sources in 35 States. Most of these sources are universities and State agencies with mandates to provide technical

assistance to local governments and monitor their fiscal

activities. The extent to which the Bureau of the Census

information needs could be accommodated by the central

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source data systems varied from State to State. As a

result, in some States the use of central source data was

limited to certain types of local government or populationsize groups or to particular segments of the data set. The

States in which some or all general purpose local government finance data were centrally obtained are—

Alaska Maryland Oklahoma

Arizona Massachusetts Oregon

Arkansas Michigan Pennsylvania

California Minnesota Rhode Island

Florida Missouri South Carolina

Georgia Montana Tennessee

Idaho Nebraska Utah

Illinois Nevada Washington

Indiana New Hampshire West Virginia

Iowa New York Wisconsin

Kansas North Carolina Wyoming

Kentucky North Dakota

As with mail canvass questionnaires, centrally collected

financial data sometimes needed supplementation for

such items as debt, assets, or particular functional expenditures or revenue items. Census staff obtained these

supplementary data from special tabulations in other State

offices, printed reports, secondary sources, or from mail

requests directly to the county, municipal, or township

governments.

Through these efforts, only a minor percentage of the

general purpose government sample—representing mostly

quite small governments—remained incomplete.

School districts. The education portion of the 1992 annual

survey provided data for independent school districts and

dependent school systems. This information came from

three sources:

1. Higher education—Finance data were obtained from

questionnaires used in the Integrated Postsecondary

Education Data Survey conducted by the Bureau of

the Census as part of a joint data collection agreement

between the Census Bureau and the U.S. Department

of Education, National Center for Education Statistics.

2. Mail canvass—All statistics for the elementary and

secondary school system in the District of Columbia

and supplementary data for systems in Alaska are

based on the information received in response to a

mail canvass of individual systems.

3. Central collection—State education agencies conduct

surveys of elementary and secondary education systems that obtain finance data as part of a larger data

collection effort. A high percentage of this information

is often compatible with Census Bureau categories. In

an effort to reduce respondent burden, the Census

Bureau concluded a series of agreements with all

States to share their data for this survey.

These central data collection arrangements did not

always provide sufficient information to meet all the

needs of the Census Bureau survey. In those instances,

othersources—most often different State offices—supplied

information to supplement the basic data. The most

common types of data needing supplementation were

school lunch finances, indebtedness, cash and security holdings, and capital fund transactions. The procedures for incorporating these additional data with

the core information required careful analysis and

detailed specifications to avoid duplication or underreporting.

Special district governments. This survey assembled

information for a sample of special district governments.

The mail canvass procedures were precisely the same as

for general purpose governments—detailed schedules,

intensive manual review, supplementation by correspondence, and field compilation if necessary.

A central data collection system for special district

governments was used to obtain data in six States: California, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, New York, and Utah. California and Illinois provided data for all special district governments, except for housing districts which were separately

canvassed by mail. Idaho, Florida, and Utah provided data

for all special district sample units. In New York, the central

source supplied data for the sample health and fire districts; other New York special districts were canvassed by

mail. As with mail canvass questionnaires, Census personnel examined these data thoroughly and verified incongruent data either with State officials or directly with local

respondents.

For nonrespondent special district governments, Census Bureau analysts used other sources, some of them

secondary, to complete the sample file. These efforts

included using prior fiscal year data and secondary data

compilations from the Bureau of Reclamation (U.S. Department of Interior), the American Hospital Association, Moody’s

Investors Services, and various State agencies.

Review Procedures

All schedules—mail canvass, those compiled by Censustrained enumerators from official sources, field enumerated, and centrally collected—were examined for evidence

of completeness, internal consistency, and a reasonable

relation to figures reported for earlier periods. In addition to

the manual review, a computer edit checked for impossible

or improbable entries and identified in detail the differences with prior data.

These procedures were designed to achieve, for the

data reported here, a high standard of completeness and

accuracy. Undoubtedly, however, some mistakes and inconsistencies of official reporting, or of Census Bureau handling of particular items, have escaped detection. Please

inform the U.S. Bureau of the Census if the tables or

electronic data media reveal potential data problems.

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Population Data

The Population Division, Bureau of the Census, provided all population data used in this report both as an

exhibit and in calculating per capita amounts. These data

are published in the annual series, Current Population

Reports, Population Estimates and Projections (P-25).

Derivative Statistics

This report shows computations that use financial data

in combination with population or personal income. These

statistics, ‘‘per capita’’ or ‘‘per $1,000 of personal income,’’

make excellent tools for comparative analyses. Before

initiating this type of study, however, refer to the portions of

this text that focus on some of the difficulties inherent in

this type of comparability study—for example, the allocation of government responsibility.

The calculations themselves use 1992 population data

from the 1992 population estimates from the Bureau of the

Census and calendar year 1991 personal income data

from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Survey of Current Business (August 1992).

Table 35 contains a State listing of this information. In

doing the computations for per capita data, all original

finance amounts were rounded to the nearest thousand

and populations were in whole numbers. For the personal

income calculations, finance amounts were rounded to the

nearest thousand and income amounts were rounded to

the nearest million.

Statistical Nature of Data

Finance amounts presented in this publication are statistical in nature and do not represent an accounting

statement. Therefore, a difference between an individual

government’s total revenues and expenditures does not

necessarily indicate a ‘‘budget’’ surplus or deficit. Large

capital outlay expenditures, debt issuance or retirement,

changes in cash and security holdings, or the existence of

a retirement system are all factors that might have an

important influence on the balance between revenues and

expenditures.

Statistical Reliability

The statistics in this report that are based wholly or

partly on data from the sample are apt to differ somewhat

from the results of a survey covering all governments but

otherwise conducted using the same schedules and procedures. Estimates based on a sample survey are subject

to sampling variability. The particular sample used is one of

a large number of all possible samples of the same size

that could have been selected using the same sample

design. Each of the possible samples would yield somewhat different results. The standard error is a measure of

the variation among the estimates from all possible samples

and thus is a measure of the precision with which an

estimate from a particular sample approximates the average result of all possible samples.

Interval estimates with a prescribed confidence level

can be calculated for each statistic by using the sample

estimate and the standard error as estimated from the

sample. For example, a 90-percent confidence interval can

be constructed by adding 1.6 times the estimated standard

error to the estimate and subtracting 1.6 times the estimated standard error from the estimate. If intervals were

constructed in such a manner for all possible samples of

the same design and size, about 90 percent of them would

include the complete enumeration statistic.

In this report, all comparisons (e.g., year-to-year, State-to

State, etc.) are made at the 90-percent confidence level. In

order to make such comparisons, a 90 percent confidence

interval should be constructed around the difference in the

two estimates. For example, an increase between two

years can be tested by constructing a 90 percent confidence interval about the difference in the first year’s

estimate and the second year’s estimate. The hypothesis

that the two estimates are the same would be rejected if

the confidence interval about the difference does not

include zero. A statement could then be made about an

increase or decrease.

State government finance data are not subject to sampling; consequently, State-local aggregates shown here for

individual States are more reliable (on a relative standard

error basis) than the local government estimates they

include. Nationwide estimates of local government finance

items and totals in this report are based upon summations

of State-by-State data; consequently, these estimates are

more reliable than the State area data. Estimates of major

United States totals for local governments are subject to a

computed sampling variability of less than one-half of 1

percent and other local government totals are generally

subject to sampling variability of less than 1 percent.

The estimates are also subject to the inaccuracies in

classification, response, and processing which would occur

if a complete census had been conducted under the same

conditions as the sample. Every effort was made to keep

such errors to a minimum through care in examining,

editing, and tabulating the data submitted by government

officials.

Appendix E contains the relative standard errors of

major financial variables for each of the States and for the

nation. The relative standard error is the estimated standard error expressed as a percent of the estimated total or

proportion.

Interarea Comparisons

Use caution in attempting to draw conclusions from

direct interstate or intergovernmental comparisons of financial amounts. Such comparisons should take into account

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the diversity of responsibilities for various functions among

different governments. Some State governments, for example,

directly administer certain activities which elsewhere are

undertaken by local governments, with or without State

fiscal aid. Even within individual States, one may observe

marked diversity in the scope of functions performed by

governments of a particular type, such as classes of

municipal governments with differing responsibilities.

One variable that affects the scope and scale of government finances significantly is the placement of responsibility for administration of local public schools. In most

States, this function is assigned to independent school

districts. In many instances, however, including several of

the largest cities, the school system is part of the municipal, county, or township governments. Of similar nature are

differences in State versus city, county, or township administration of public assistance programs, or of public hospital facilities and services.

Relation to Historic Data

In general, the statistics presented here closely parallel

in concept, coverage, and classification the data in corresponding annual reports and in the quinquennial Census of

Governments. For a detailed comparative analysis, however, take into account the following changes that have

occurred:

Number of local governments

1992 1987 1982

County 3,043 3,042 3,041

Municipal 19,279 19,200 19,076

Township 16,656 16,691 16,734

School district 14,422 14,721 14,851

Special district 31,555 29,532 28,078

Functional salary and wage data were not collected in

the 1991-92 Annual Finance Survey. For fiscal years 1977

through 1981 the data collection effort included this information.

ADDITIONAL DATA AND INFORMATION

The Census Bureau makes available on magnetic tape

the data used for this publication. Providing much greater

detail than is published, the two available tape formats are

92SAM (formerly File A), individual State and local government records; and 92EST (formerly File B), 416 summary

records for State and local governments by State, level,

and type of government. For further information, write to

Customer Services Branch, Data Users Services Division,

U.S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233 (telephone 301-457-4100).

Data on diskette for fiscal years 1989, 1990, and 1991

are available from Customer Services. For more information about the diskette series, contact Governments Division on 800-242-2184.

Additionally, data on government finances can be accessed

via the Internet at http:/ / www.census.gov/ Economy

(button)/ Governments (Governments Division Home Page).

MEANING OF SYMBOLS

The symbols in the tables have the following meanings:

- Represents zero or rounds to zero.

NA Not available.

X Not applicable.

FINDINGS

• Federal, State, and local government revenue from all

sources amounted to $2.261 trillion in 1991-92, up 6.5

percent from prior year.

• Total government expenditure stood at $2.488 trillion in

1991-92, up 4.6 percent from the prior year.

• Insurance trust transactions (mostly Federal Social Security) accounted for 24.5 percent of the revenue collections and 21.9 percent of total expenditures in 1991-92.

• Government debt increased by 9.9 percent from the

prior year to $5.053 trillion in 1991-92. Over 80 percent

of all government debt belongs to the Federal Government.

• State and local government revenue amounted to $1.184

trillion in 1991-92, an increase of 9.5 percent from

1990-91.

• State and local government expenditure totaled $1.150

trillion in 1991-92, up 8.2 percent from 1990-91.

• State and local government debt was $970.5 billion in

1991-92. This reflected a 6.0 percent rise from 1990-91.

• Cash and security holdings of State and local governments totaled $1.646 trillion, or 5.3 percent more than

1990-91 amount of $1.563 trillion.

• Federal sources provide the most significant share of

government revenue. In 1991-92, the Federal Government supplied 73.2 percent of all government insurance

trust revenue, 54.2 percent of all government taxes, and

44.7 percent of all government charges and miscellaneous general revenue.

• Federal predominance in revenue generation also appears

in derivative calculations such as in per capita data and

amounts per $1,000 of personal income. Table 3, for

example, shows that per capita taxes in 1991-92 were

$2,584 for the Federal Government, whereas State and

local government per capita taxes were $1,294 and

$890 respectively. Expressed as amounts per $1,000 of

personal income, Federal taxes were $137; State, $69;

and local governments, $47.

• The three levels of government have marked differences in their tax structure. For example, individual and

corporate income taxes supplied 87.5 percent of Federal tax revenues in fiscal year 1991-92. For State

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governments, sales taxes contributed 49.5 percent of

total taxes, and income taxes 38.5 percent. Over threefourths of local government taxes were derived from

property taxes.

• Nonproperty tax receipts of State and local governments

amounted to $378.0 billion, or 31.9 percent of all revenue. Sales and gross receipts taxes accounted for

$196.4 billion or 16.6 percent of all revenue.

• Major sources of current charges also varied according

to level of government. Of total 1991-92 Federal current

charges amounting to $89.5 billion, 50.5 percent, or

$45.2 billion derived from postal service fees. State

institutions of higher education provided over half ($28.5

billion) of State government total current charges. Charges

assessed by local government-administered hospitals

contributed almost one-third of the 83.9 billion locally

collected current charges in 1991-92.

• When analyzed by level and type of government, as in

table 6, it is apparent that certain governments rely

heavily on revenues collected by a different government.

Local governments, for example, obtain one-third of all

funds from their States and the Federal Government.

Over one-fifth (22.9 percent) of all State income comes

from the Federal Government, but some is in turn

passed on to local governments.

• More than half (53.1 percent, or $1.321 trillion), of

Federal, State, and local expenditure was for current

operation, of which $544.6 billion was expended for

salaries and wages. Table 7 shows detail of government

expenditure.

• The Federal Government dominated certain object expenditure categories, totalling 83.4 percent of insurance

benefit payments, 75.5 percent of interest on debt, and

74.6 percent of assistance and subsidies. State and

local governments, on the other hand, were the major

factor in construction outlays as local governments

made more than one half ($61.7 billion) and State

governments expended over a third ($39.0 billion) of the

total.

• Of Federal, State, and local salary and wage payments,

49.6 percent was spent by local governments, 29.7

percent by Federal Government, and 20.7 percent by

States.

• Table 9 shows markedly different functional emphasis

for expenditures by level of government. More than

two-thirds of Federal outlays were made for three

categories—national defense and international relations

(23.0 percent), insurance trust benefits (29.8 percent),

and interest on debt (13.1 percent). State expenditures

for education totalled $211.3 billion, nearly one-third of

all State outlays.

However, a large portion of this education expenditure, $124.2 billion, was intergovernmental aid from both

Federal and State sources distributed to local schools.

In addition to education, State governments committed

a significant portion of their outlays for public welfare

(22.1 percent), insurance trust benefits (11.4 percent),

and highways (7.0 percent). As a whole, State expenditures in these four functional areas came to 70.6 percent

of total State outlays.

• Total fiscal year 1991-92 government indebtedness was

$5.053 trillion. Federal debt, comprising $4.083 trillion,

or 80.8 percent of the total, excludes all nonguaranteed

obligations of Federal agencies.

• Of the $970.5 billion in State and local government debt

at the end of fiscal year 1991-92, more than 97.8 percent

($949.1 billion) represented long-term obligations. Shortterm debt amounted to $21.3 billion.

• Nonguaranteed debt, sometimes called revenue debt,

accounted for more than two-thirds ($654.3 billion) of

State and local government long term totals.

• Three States—California ($88.0 billion), New York ($69.4

billion), and Florida ($46.3 billion)— accounted for almost

a third of State and local nonguaranteed debt.

• Cash and security holdings held by State and local

governments increased 5.3 percent from fiscal year

1990-91 to a total of $1.646 trillion at the end of fiscal

year 1991-92. Slightly less than one half of State and

local cash and security holdings at the end of fiscal year

1991-92 was held in employee-retirement funds. Retirement systems in 10 States account for one-third of the

total cash assets.

• Federal Social Security and Medicare dominated government insurance trust finances, comprising about threefourths of both revenues and expenditures during fiscal

year 1991-92. Employee retirement revenue and expenditure consisted of about 71.8 and 51.4 percent respectively of the State and local government insurance trust

totals.

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Figure 1

Federal Government Revenue

by Source: 1991-92

Total $1,259 billion

Other insurance trust

 1%

Charges

 7%

Taxes

52%

Total $1,184 billion

Utility and liquor stores

5%

Charges and miscellaneous

general revenue

20%

From Federal

Government

15%

Figure 2

State and Local Government Revenue by Major

Financial Sector and Source: 1991-92

Taxes

47%

xix

Social Security

 31%

Other general revenue

 8%

Insurance trust

13%
Figure 3

Federal Government Tax Revenue

by Source: 1991-92

Total $659 billion

Individual income

72%

Total $556 billion

Income

25%

Other sales

8%

Property

32%

Figure 4

State and Local Tax Revenue

by Source: 1991-92

General sales

23%

xx

Corporate income

 15%

Other taxes

8%

Other sales

 4%

Customs duties

 3%

Motor fuel sales

 3%

Other taxes

3% 















Motor fuel sales

4%


















Figure 5

Federal Government Expenditure by

Selected Function: 1991-92

Total $1,527 billion

Other insurance trust

 3%

Interest on

general debt

13%

Total $1,150 billion

Utility

7%

Interest on general debt

5%

Education services

29%

Figure 6

State and Local Government Expenditure by

Selected Function: 1991-92

Social services

22%

xxi

Social Security

 27%

Other expenditure

 22%

Other expenditure

24%

National Defense and

international relations

23%

To state and local

governments

12%

Transportation

7%

Public safety

7%










































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Table 1. Summary of Federal, State, and Local Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Amount (million dollars) Per capita

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89

1 2 3 4 5 6 78

REVENUE

Revenue, total 2 ------------------------------ 260 569 2 124 211 2 046 998 1 917 492 8 862.26 8 423.49 8 230.46 7 724.38

General revenue 1 ------------------------------------- 645 507 1 557 213 1 493 179 1 400 518 6 450.99 6 175.08 6 003.69 5 641.81 Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 215 436 1 167 337 1 133 886 1 084 500 4 764.96 4 629.04 4 559.07 4 368.77 Property 178 --------------------------------------- 412 167 999 155 613 142 525 699.44 666.19 625.68 574.14 Sales, gross receipts, and customs 260 --------------- 699 244 065 231 855 218 543 1 022.04 967.83 932.23 880.37 Individual income 592 ------------------------------- 021 577 168 572 524 543 497 2 320.94 2 288.74 2 301.97 2 189.41 Corporation net income 124 ------------------------- 103 120 328 117 073 129 213 486.53 477.16 470.72 520.52 Other taxes 60 ------------------------------------ 201 57 776 56 821 50 723 236.01 229.11 228.46 204.33 Charges and miscellaneous general revenue 430 --------- 070 389 876 359 293 316 018 1 686.03 1 546.04 1 444.63 1 273.04

Utility and liquor store revenue 62 ------------------------ 541 60 736 58 642 56 225 245.18 240.85 235.79 226.50 Insurance trust revenue 552 ------------------------------ 521 506 262 495 176 460 749 2 166.09 2 007.57 1 990.98 1 856.07 Social Security and Medicare insurances

(OASDHI) 394 ------------------------------------ 268 378 510 361 684 339 493 1 545.68 1 500.97 1 454.24 1 367.61 Unemployment compensation 27 -------------------- 153 18 209 18 541 19 905 106.45 72.21 74.55 80.19 Employee retirement 110 ---------------------------- 860 91 652 98 669 85 598 434.61 363.44 396.72 344.82 Other insurance trust revenue 20 ------------------- 240 17 891 16 283 15 753 79.35 70.95 65.47 63.46

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure, total 2 --------------------------- 488 128 2 379 169 2 218 826 2 030 753 9 754.38 9 434.52 8 921.34 8 180.64

By character and object:

Current operation 1 --------------------------------- 321 134 1 282 688 1 190 147 1 072 797 5 179.33 5 086.46 4 785.28 4 321.63

Capital outlay 227 ------------------------------------- 798 227 225 220 993 211 734 893.05 901.05 888.56 852.94

Construction 111 ----------------------------------- 645 107 145 98 566 95 825 437.69 424.88 396.31 386.02

Equipment, land, and existing structures 116 ---------- 153 120 080 122 427 115 909 455.36 476.17 492.25 466.92

Assistance and subsidies 129 -------------------------- 579 118 421 106 602 101 832 508.00 469.59 428.62 410.22

Interest on debt 264 ----------------------------------- 611 256 675 246 866 229 767 1 037.37 1 017.84 992.59 925.59

Insurance benefits and repayments 545 ----------------- 006 494 160 454 218 414 624 2 136.62 1 959.58 1 826.30 1 670.26

Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 544 --------- 649 520 695 487 090 456 136 2 135.22 2 064.80 1 958.46 1 837.49

By function:

General expenditure 1 ------------------------------- 858 760 1 804 005 1 686 807 1 542 620 7 287.03 7 153.73 6 782.22 6 214.25

Current expenditure 1 ----------------------------- 648 760 1 593 828 1 482 433 1 346 272 6 463.75 6 320.28 5 960.49 5 423.29

Capital outlay 210 ---------------------------------- 000 210 177 204 373 196 348 823.28 833.45 821.73 790.96

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 351 ---- 684 366 112 344 069 346 338 1 378.73 1 451.81 1 383.41 1 395.18

Postal service 44 ------------------------------- 890 43 102 39 065 36 472 175.99 170.92 157.07 146.92

Space research and technology 13 --------------- 550 13 514 12 063 10 806 53.12 53.59 48.50 43.53

Education services:

Education 348 ----------------------------------- 411 329 494 305 552 280 713 1 365.90 1 306.60 1 228.55 1 130.82 Libraries 4 ------------------------------------ 988 4 839 4 528 4 250 19.55 19.19 18.21 17.12 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 202 ------------------------------- 364 167 681 140 734 126 132 793.34 664.93 565.85 508.11 Hospitals 69 ------------------------------------ 203 63 829 58 895 55 260 271.30 253.11 236.80 222.61 Health 38 -------------------------------------- 963 38 988 33 592 29 831 152.75 154.61 135.06 120.17 Social insurance administration 9 ---------------- 172 8 193 7 716 7 352 35.96 32.49 31.03 29.62 Veterans’ services 20 --------------------------- 490 19 163 17 505 18 815 80.33 75.99 70.38 75.79 Transportation:

Highways 67 ----------------------------------- 502 65 602 61 913 58 881 264.63 260.14 248.94 237.19 Air transportation 13 ---------------------------- 984 12 390 10 983 10 180 54.82 49.13 44.16 41.01 Water transport and terminals 4 ----------------- 582 4 866 4 524 4 072 17.96 19.30 18.19 16.40 Other transportation 1 -------------------------- 292 1 190 1 119 1 156 5.07 4.72 4.50 4.66 Public safety:

Police protection 41 ----------------------------- 248 38 942 35 921 32 723 161.71 154.42 144.43 131.82 Fire protection 14 ------------------------------- 358 13 796 13 186 11 932 56.29 54.71 53.02 48.07 Correction 31 ----------------------------------- 112 29 297 26 229 22 500 121.97 116.18 105.46 90.64 Protective inspection and regulation 6 ----------- 246 6 008 5 570 5 081 24.48 23.82 22.40 20.47 Environment and housing: Natural resources 64 ---------------------------- 550 56 949 80 915 64 353 253.06 225.83 325.34 259.24 Parks and recreation 17 ------------------------- 712 17 718 16 007 14 641 69.44 70.26 64.36 58.98 Housing and community development 32 ---------- 549 33 346 32 430 28 230 127.60 132.23 130.39 113.72 Sewerage 20 ----------------------------------- 344 19 676 18 309 17 039 79.75 78.02 73.62 68.64 Solid waste management 14 --------------------- 697 11 338 10 144 8 734 57.62 44.96 40.79 35.18 Government administration: Financial administration 28 ----------------------- 852 27 204 24 200 22 125 113.11 107.88 97.30 89.13 Judicial and legal 20 ---------------------------- 767 19 373 17 389 15 536 81.41 76.82 69.91 62.58 General public buildings 5 ---------------------- 974 6 051 5 643 5 145 23.42 24.00 22.69 20.73 Other government administration 11 -------------- 586 11 553 10 314 9 407 45.42 45.81 41.47 37.89 Interest on general debt 254 ------------------------- 968 247 376 237 691 220 883 999.57 980.96 955.70 889.80 General expenditure, n.e.c. 102 ---------------------- 723 126 416 110 601 74 032 402.71 501.30 444.70 298.23

Utility and liquor store expenditure 84 ------------------ 361 81 004 77 801 73 509 330.73 321.22 312.82 296.12

Insurance trust expenditure 545 ------------------------- 006 494 160 454 218 414 624 2 136.62 1 959.58 1 826.30 1 670.26

Social Security and Medicare insurances

(OASDHI) 410 ------------------------------------ 855 376 933 350 435 321 335 1 610.70 1 494.72 1 409.01 1 294.46

Unemployment compensation 32 -------------------- 973 22 222 16 586 12 952 129.27 88.12 66.69 52.17

Employee retirement 80 ---------------------------- 406 75 745 69 783 64 385 315.22 300.36 280.58 259.37

Other insurance trust expenditure 20 ---------------- 771 19 259 17 414 15 951 81.43 76.37 70.02 64.26

Indebtednessmtotal debt outstanding at end of

fiscal year 5 ----------------------------------------- 053 333 4 598 765 4 124 079 3 680 189 19 810.93 18 236.26 16 581.88 14 825.19

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 1
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Table 2. Summary of Government Finances by Level and Type of Government: 1991-92

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments

All govern- ments1 Federal Government

State and local governments1

State

governments Total1 County1 Municipal1 Township1 School

district1 Specialdistrict1

1234 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE

Revenue, total1 ----------------------------- 2 260 569 1 259 383 1 183 826 743 018 647 514 152 528 220 048 20 694 200 004 67 882

General revenue1 ------------------------------------ 1 645 507 854 821 973 326 606 776 573 255 146 495 171 618 19 415 199 182 50 187 Intergovernmental revenue1 (1 ------------------------ ) 3 431 179 209 169 928 215 987 54 398 48 152 4 466 107 462 15 150 From Federal Government (1 ----------------------- ) – 179 209 159 068 20 141 3 070 8 033 225 1 409 7 405 From State government (1 ------------------------- ) 3 431 (1) – 195 845 48 936 36 222 3 808 103 300 3 579 From local governments1 (1 ------------------------ ) – (1) 10 861 (1) 2 392 3 896 433 2 753 4 166

General revenue from own sources 1 ----------------- 645 507 851 390 794 117 436 848 357 268 92 098 123 466 14 948 91 720 35 037 Taxes 1 ----------------------------------------- 215 436 659 041 556 395 329 296 227 099 54 926 75 486 11 887 76 619 8 180 Property 178 ------------------------------------ 412 – 178 412 6 689 171 723 40 808 39 706 11 051 74 630 5 528 Sales, gross receipts, and customs 260 ------------ 699 64 282 196 417 162 989 33 429 10 155 20 190 40 648 2 396 Individual income 592 ---------------------------- 021 476 465 115 556 104 995 10 562 1 541 8 117 295 608 – Corporation net income 124 ----------------------- 103 100 270 23 833 21 804 2 029 – 2 029 – – – Other taxes 60 --------------------------------- 201 18 024 42 177 32 820 9 357 2 422 5 444 501 733 257 Charges and miscellaneous general revenue 430 ------ 070 192 349 237 721 107 552 130 169 37 171 47 980 3 061 15 101 26 856

Utility and liquor store revenue 62 ------------------------ 541 – 62 541 6 579 55 962 1 995 35 460 1 093 – 17 414 Insurance trust revenue 552 ------------------------------ 521 404 562 147 959 129 663 18 296 4 038 12 969 186 822 281 Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI) 394 --- 268 394 268 – – – – – – – – Unemployment compensation 27 ---------------------- 153 134 27 019 26 921 98 – 98 – – – Employee retirement 110 ------------------------------ 860 4 658 106 202 88 003 18 198 4 038 12 871 186 822 281 Other insurance trust revenue 20 ---------------------- 240 5 502 14 738 14 738 – – – – – –

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure, total1 -------------------------- 2 488 128 1 527 311 1 150 485 701 931 655 103 153 404 219 293 21 368 201 487 69 734

By character and object:

Intergovernmental expenditure1 (1 --------------------- ) 186 036 3 632 202 827 7 355 7 487 5 913 1 096 547 2 494

Current operation 1 --------------------------------- 321 134 497 115 824 019 323 090 500 929 109 211 153 501 16 934 178 625 42 658

Capital outlay 227 ------------------------------------- 798 93 095 134 703 50 126 84 577 16 289 33 274 2 384 18 248 14 382

Construction 111 --------------------------------- 645 10 920 100 725 39 001 61 725 11 727 23 929 1 745 12 257 12 068

Equipment, land, and existing structures 116 -------- 153 82 175 33 978 11 125 22 853 4 563 9 345 640 5 991 2 314

Assistance and subsidies 129 -------------------------- 579 96 622 32 957 20 511 12 446 9 644 2 788 14 – –

Interest on debt 264 ----------------------------------- 611 199 713 64 898 25 482 39 416 8 930 15 944 788 3 706 10 048

Insurance benefits and repayments 545 ----------------- 006 454 730 90 276 79 895 10 381 1 842 7 873 152 361 153

Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages2--------- 544 649 161 551 383 098 112 685 270 413 53 766 74 192 8 017 118 329 16 109

By function:

General expenditure1 ------------------------------ 1 858 760 1 072 581 975 848 612 422 569 975 148 268 170 680 20 027 201 126 40 055

Current expenditure1 ------------------------- 1 648 760 979 486 858 942 564 516 500 975 133 015 144 861 17 839 182 878 32 564

Capital outlay 210 -------------------------------- 000 93 095 116 905 47 906 68 999 15 253 25 819 2 188 18 248 7 491

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 351 ---- 684 351 684 – – – – – – – –

Postal service 44 ------------------------------- 890 44 890 – – – – – – – –

Space research and technology 13 --------------- 550 13 550 – – – – – – – –

Education services:

Education 348 ----------------------------------- 411 48 957 326 275 211 316 240 548 20 180 19 382 5 762 197 420 37

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------ 988 665 4 510 684 4 223 1 342 2 106 276 – 612

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 202 ------------------------------- 364 142 482 158 212 155 420 32 546 22 767 9 528 231 – –

Hospitals 69 ------------------------------------ 203 10 749 58 768 26 125 33 388 15 434 7 483 68 – 10 584

Health 38 -------------------------------------- 963 16 930 29 344 23 502 13 870 10 289 2 855 177 – 683

Social insurance administration 9 ---------------- 172 9 020 3 717 3 702 14 – 14 – – –

Veterans’ services 20 --------------------------- 490 20 320 170 170 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 67 ----------------------------------- 502 16 303 66 689 48 959 26 288 10 198 12 961 2 757 – 645

Air transportation 13 ---------------------------- 984 7 523 8 113 1 387 7 151 1 707 3 552 15 – 1 933

Water transport and terminals 4 ----------------- 582 2 728 1 861 533 1 357 138 435 5 – 786

Other transportation 1 -------------------------- 292 – 1 292 3 783 1 784 686 1 724 55 – 1 615

Public safety:

Police protection 41 ----------------------------- 248 7 400 34 545 5 494 29 684 8 012 20 420 1 640 – –

Fire protection 14 ------------------------------- 358 – 14 358 – 14 381 1 895 10 412 975 – 1 291

Correction 31 ----------------------------------- 112 2 646 28 701 20 090 10 404 8 287 2 177 13 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 6 ----------- 246 – 6 246 4 173 2 162 450 1 579 134 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 64 ---------------------------- 550 53 938 13 049 10 521 3 133 1 532 194 30 – 1 396

Parks and recreation 17 ------------------------- 712 2 064 15 728 3 016 13 054 2 779 8 232 590 – 1 590

Housing and community development 32 ---------- 549 31 887 17 067 2 668 15 488 1 283 8 576 101 – 5 687

Sewerage 20 ----------------------------------- 344 – 20 344 1 617 19 557 2 386 11 805 947 – 5 416

Solid waste management 14 --------------------- 697 5 361 12 048 1 474 10 736 2 673 6 455 1 180 – 587

Government administration:

Financial administration 28 ----------------------- 852 10 843 18 090 9 751 8 450 3 766 4 172 554 – –

Judicial and legal 20 ---------------------------- 767 7 377 16 352 7 501 10 057 7 521 2 369 181 – –

General public buildings 5 ---------------------- 974 – 5 974 1 369 4 604 2 404 1 884 316 – –

Other government administration 11 -------------- 586 1 668 9 918 2 548 7 387 3 019 3 686 687 – –

Interest on general debt 254 ------------------------- 968 199 713 55 255 24 622 30 633 8 610 12 429 724 3 706 5 165

General expenditure, n.e.c. 102 ---------------------- 723 63 883 49 223 41 998 29 074 10 911 16 249 2 608 – 1 983

Utility and liquor store expenditure 84 ------------------ 361 – 84 361 9 613 74 748 3 294 40 740 1 189 – 29 526

Insurance trust expenditure 545 ------------------------- 006 454 730 90 276 79 895 10 381 1 842 7 873 152 361 153

Social Security and Medicare insurances

(OASDHI) 410 ------------------------------------ 855 410 855 – – – – – – – –

Unemployment compensation 32 -------------------- 973 86 32 887 32 761 127 – 127 – – –

Employee retirement 80 ---------------------------- 406 33 987 46 419 36 165 10 254 1 842 7 746 152 361 153

Other insurance trust expenditure 20 ---------------- 771 9 802 10 969 10 969 – – – – – –

Indebtednessmtotal debt outstanding at end of

fiscal year 5 ----------------------------------------- 053 333 4 082 871 970 462 372 319 598 142 129 760 241 551 11 549 61 441 153 841

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

2Includes pay and allowances for military personnel.

2 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 3. Summary of Government Finances in Relation to Population and Personal Income

by Level of Government: 1991-92

[Dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Amount per capita Amount per $1,000 personal income

State and local State and local

All governments Federal Total1 State Local1 All governments Federal Total2 State Local2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE

Revenue, total3 ----------------------------- 8 862.26 4 937.25 4 641.03 2 919.60 2 538.49 484.82 261.58 245.89 154.79 134.49

General revenue3 ------------------------------------ 6 450.99 3 351.21 3 815.80 2 384.26 2 247.37 352.91 177.55 202.17 126.41 119.07

Intergovernmental revenue3 (3 ------------------------ ) 13.45 702.57 667.71 846.75 (3) .71 37.22 35.40 44.86

From Federal Government (3 ----------------------- ) – 702.57 625.04 78.96 (3) – 37.22 33.14 4.18

From State government (3 ------------------------- ) 13.45 (3) – 767.79 (3) .71 (3) – 40.68

From local governments3 (3 ------------------------ ) – (3) 42.68 (3) (3)–(3) 2.26 (3)

General revenue from own sources 6 ----------------- 450.99 3 337.76 3 113.23 1 716.54 1 400.62 352.91 176.84 164.94 91.01 74.21

Taxes 4 ----------------------------------------- 764.96 2 583.68 2 181.27 1 293.93 890.31 260.67 136.89 115.57 68.60 47.17

Property 699.44 ------------------------------------ – 699.44 26.28 673.22 38.26 – 37.06 1.39 35.67

Sales, gross receipts, and customs 1 ------------ 022.04 252.01 770.03 640.44 131.05 55.91 13.35 40.80 33.96 6.94

Individual income 2 ---------------------------- 320.94 1 867.92 453.02 412.56 41.41 126.97 98.96 24.00 21.87 2.19

Corporation net income 486.53 ----------------------- 393.10 93.43 85.67 7.95 26.62 20.83 4.95 4.54 .42

Other taxes 236.01 --------------------------------- 70.66 165.35 128.96 36.68 12.91 3.74 8.76 6.84 1.94

Charges and miscellaneous general revenue 1 ------ 686.03 754.08 931.96 422.61 510.31 92.24 39.95 49.38 22.41 27.04

Utility and liquor store revenue 245.18 ------------------------ – 245.18 25.85 219.39 13.41 – 12.99 1.37 11.62

Insurance trust revenue 2 ------------------------------ 166.09 1 586.03 580.06 509.50 71.73 118.50 84.03 30.73 27.01 3.80

Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI) 1 --- 545.68 1 545.68 – – – 84.56 81.89 – – –

Unemployment compensation 106.45 ---------------------- .53 105.93 105.78 .38 5.82 .03 5.61 5.61 .02

Employee retirement 434.61 ------------------------------ 18.26 416.35 345.80 71.34 23.78 .97 22.06 18.33 3.78

Other insurance trust revenue 79.35 ---------------------- 21.57 57.78 57.91 – 4.34 1.14 3.06 3.07 –

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure, total3 -------------------------- 9 754.38 5 987.62 4 510.33 2 758.15 2 568.25 533.62 317.23 238.96 146.23 136.07

By character and object:

Intergovernmental expenditure3 (3 --------------------- ) 729.33 14.24 796.98 28.84 (3) 38.64 .75 42.25 1.53

Current operation 5 --------------------------------- 179.33 1 948.87 3 230.46 1 269.54 1 963.83 283.34 103.25 171.15 67.31 104.05 Capital outlay 893.05 ------------------------------------- 364.97 528.08 196.96 331.57 48.86 19.34 27.98 10.44 17.57 Construction 437.69 --------------------------------- 42.81 394.88 153.25 241.98 23.94 2.27 20.92 8.12 12.82 Equipment, land, and existing structures 455.36 -------- 322.16 133.20 43.71 89.59 24.91 17.07 7.06 2.32 4.75 Assistance and subsidies 508.00 -------------------------- 378.79 129.20 80.60 48.79 27.79 20.07 6.85 4.27 2.59 Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 037.37 782.95 254.42 100.13 154.52 56.75 41.48 13.48 5.31 8.19 Insurance benefits and repayments 2 ----------------- 136.62 1 782.71 353.92 313.94 40.70 116.89 94.45 18.75 16.64 2.16 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 135.22 633.34 1 501.88 442.78 1 060.12 116.81 33.56 79.57 23.48 56.17

By function:

General expenditure3 ------------------------------ 7 287.03 4 204.91 3 825.68 2 406.44 2 234.51 398.64 222.78 202.69 127.59 118.39

Current expenditure3 ------------------------- 6 463.75 3 839.95 3 367.37 2 218.20 1 964.01 353.61 203.45 178.41 117.61 104.06

Capital outlay 823.28 -------------------------------- 364.97 458.31 188.24 270.50 45.04 19.34 24.28 9.98 14.33

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 1 ---- 378.73 1 378.73 – – – 75.43 73.05 – – –

Postal service 175.99 ------------------------------- 175.99 – – – 9.63 9.32 – – –

Space research and technology 53.12 --------------- 53.12 – – – 2.91 2.81 – – –

Education services:

Education 1 ----------------------------------- 365.90 191.93 1 279.12 830.34 943.04 74.72 10.17 67.77 44.02 49.96

Libraries 19.55 ------------------------------------ 2.61 17.68 2.69 16.55 1.07 .14 .94 .14 .88

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 793.34 ------------------------------- 558.58 620.25 610.71 127.59 43.40 29.59 32.86 32.38 6.76

Hospitals 271.30 ------------------------------------ 42.14 230.39 102.66 130.89 14.84 2.23 12.21 5.44 6.93

Health 152.75 -------------------------------------- 66.37 115.04 92.35 54.38 8.36 3.52 6.10 4.90 2.88

Social insurance administration 35.96 ---------------- 35.36 14.57 14.55 .06 1.97 1.87 .77 .77 –

Veterans’ services 80.33 --------------------------- 79.66 .67 .67 – 4.39 4.22 .04 .04 –

Transportation:

Highways 264.63 ----------------------------------- 63.91 261.45 192.38 103.06 14.48 3.39 13.85 10.20 5.46

Air transportation 54.82 ---------------------------- 29.49 31.80 5.45 28.03 3.00 1.56 1.69 .29 1.49

Water transport and terminals 17.96 ----------------- 10.69 7.30 2.09 5.32 .98 .57 .39 .11 .28

Other transportation 5.07 -------------------------- – 5.07 14.86 6.99 .28 – .27 .79 .37

Public safety:

Police protection 161.71 ----------------------------- 29.01 135.43 21.59 116.37 8.85 1.54 7.18 1.14 6.17

Fire protection 56.29 ------------------------------- – 56.29 – 56.38 3.08 – 2.98 – 2.99

Correction 121.97 ----------------------------------- 10.37 112.52 78.94 40.79 6.67 .55 5.96 4.19 2.16

Protective inspection and regulation 24.48 ----------- – 24.48 16.40 8.48 1.34 – 1.30 .87 .45

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 253.06 ---------------------------- 211.46 51.16 41.34 12.28 13.84 11.20 2.71 2.19 .65

Parks and recreation 69.44 ------------------------- 8.09 61.66 11.85 51.17 3.80 .43 3.27 .63 2.71

Housing and community development 127.60 ---------- 125.01 66.91 10.48 60.72 6.98 6.62 3.54 .56 3.22

Sewerage 79.75 ----------------------------------- – 79.75 6.35 76.67 4.36 – 4.23 .34 4.06

Solid waste management 57.62 --------------------- 21.02 47.23 5.79 42.09 3.15 1.11 2.50 .31 2.23 Government administration: Financial administration 113.11 ----------------------- 42.51 70.92 38.32 33.13 6.19 2.25 3.76 2.03 1.76 Judicial and legal 81.41 ---------------------------- 28.92 64.11 29.47 39.43 4.45 1.53 3.40 1.56 2.09 General public buildings 23.42 ---------------------- – 23.42 5.38 18.05 1.28 – 1.24 .29 .96 Other government administration 45.42 -------------- 6.54 38.88 10.01 28.96 2.48 .35 2.06 .53 1.53 Interest on general debt 999.57 ------------------------- 782.95 216.62 96.75 120.09 54.68 41.48 11.48 5.13 6.36 General expenditure, n.e.c. 402.71 ---------------------- 250.44 192.97 165.02 113.89 22.03 13.27 10.22 8.75 6.03

Utility and liquor store expenditure 330.73 ------------------ – 330.73 37.77 293.04 18.09 – 17.52 2.00 15.53

Insurance trust expenditure 2 ------------------------- 136.62 1 782.71 353.92 313.94 40.70 116.89 94.45 18.75 16.64 2.16 Social Security and Medicare insurances

(OASDHI) 1 ------------------------------------ 610.70 1 610.70 – – – 88.12 85.34 – – – Unemployment compensation 129.27 -------------------- .34 128.93 128.73 .50 7.07 .02 6.83 6.83 .03 Employee retirement 315.22 ---------------------------- 133.24 181.98 142.11 40.20 17.24 7.06 9.64 7.53 2.13 Other insurance trust expenditure 81.43 ---------------- 38.43 43.00 43.10 – 4.45 2.04 2.28 2.29 –

Indebtednessmtotal debt outstanding at end of

fiscal year 19 ----------------------------------------- 810.93 16 006.36 3 804.57 1 462.98 2 344.94 1 083.78 848.04 201.57 77.56 124.24

1" State and Local, total" and " Local" calculations include population for Washington, DC. 2" State and Local, total" and " Local" calculations include personal income data for Washington,

DC. 3Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 3
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Table 4. Summary of Federal Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Amount (million dollars) Per capita1

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89

1 2 3 4567 8

REVENUE

Revenue, total 1 --------------------------------------------- 259 383 1 200 682 1 154 596 1 092 660 4 937.25 4 761.27 4 642.34 4 401.65

General revenue 854 ---------------------------------------------- 821 812 339 783 390 743 359 3 351.21 3 221.30 3 149.81 2 994.53

General revenue from own sources 851 ---------------------------------- 390 809 105 780 479 740 456 3 337.76 3 208.48 3 138.11 2 982.84 Taxes ---------------------------------------------------------- 659 041 641 982 632 267 615 853 2 583.68 2 545.76 2 542.19 2 480.89 Income 576 ------------------------------------------------------- 735 565 913 560 391 548 981 2 261.01 2 244.11 2 253.19 2 211.50 Individual 476 -------------------------------------------------- 465 467 827 466 884 445 690 1 867.92 1 855.15 1 877.22 1 795.41 Corporation 100 ------------------------------------------------ 270 98 086 93 507 103 291 393.10 388.96 375.97 416.09

Sales, gross receipts, and customs 64 ----------------------------- 282 58 495 53 970 52 527 252.01 231.96 217.00 211.60 Customs duties 17 --------------------------------------------- 480 16 034 16 810 16 450 68.53 63.58 67.59 66.27 Motor fuel 19 ------------------------------------------------- 865 16 917 13 077 14 372 77.88 67.08 52.58 57.90 Alcoholic beverages 7 ---------------------------------------- 907 7 227 5 753 5 810 31.00 28.66 23.13 23.40 Public utilities 7 ---------------------------------------------- 851 7 253 6 476 6 390 30.78 28.76 26.04 25.74 Air transportation 4 ---------------------------------------- 679 4 300 3 401 3 569 18.34 17.05 13.67 14.38 Telephone 3 ---------------------------------------------- 172 2 953 3 075 2 821 12.44 11.71 12.36 11.36 Tobacco products 5 ------------------------------------------ 190 4 782 4 268 4 290 20.35 18.96 17.16 17.28

Other sales and gross receipts taxes 5 ------------------------- 989 6 282 7 586 5 215 23.48 24.91 30.50 21.01 Oil windfall profit tax – ------------------------------------- – – 30 – – – .12 Motor vehicles, chassis, and body 905 ------------------------- 928 1 169 1 259 3.55 3.68 4.70 5.07 Tires, inner tubes, and tread rubber 280 ------------------------ 284 296 313 1.10 1.13 1.19 1.26 Other categories not shown 4 ------------------------------- 804 5 070 6 121 3 613 18.83 20.10 24.61 14.55

Other taxes 18 --------------------------------------------------- 024 17 574 17 906 14 345 70.66 69.69 72.00 57.79 Death and gift 11 ---------------------------------------------- 143 11 138 11 500 8 745 43.68 44.17 46.24 35.23 All other 6 --------------------------------------------------- 881 6 436 6 406 5 600 26.98 25.52 25.76 22.56

Charges and miscellaneous general revenue 192 ------------------------ 349 167 123 148 212 124 603 754.08 662.72 595.92 501.95 Current charges 89 ----------------------------------------------- 482 86 292 88 877 76 322 350.80 342.19 357.35 307.45 Postal receipts 45 --------------------------------------------- 158 42 592 38 202 36 965 177.04 168.90 153.60 148.91 National defense and international relations 8 ------------------- 677 9 206 8 268 7 769 34.02 36.51 33.24 31.30 Natural resources 15 ------------------------------------------- 148 15 528 27 385 17 236 59.39 61.58 110.11 69.43 Commodity Credit Corporationmsale of agricultural products 1 - 169 937 12 227 3 563 4.58 3.72 49.16 14.35 Tennessee Valley Authority 5 ------------------------------- 514 5 565 5 738 5 060 21.62 22.07 23.07 20.38 Department of Interiormenergy sales 851 ---------------------- 1 021 984 2 371 3.34 4.05 3.96 9.55 Mineral ore and product sales 47 ----------------------------- 573 575 631 .18 2.27 2.31 2.54 Timber sales 785 -------------------------------------------- 861 995 906 3.08 3.41 4.00 3.65 All other resource charges 6 -------------------------------- 782 6 571 6 866 4 705 26.59 26.06 27.61 18.95 Other current charges 20 --------------------------------------- 499 18 966 15 032 14 352 80.36 75.21 60.44 57.82

Sale of property 3 ----------------------------------------------- 723 3 663 3 967 5 295 14.60 14.53 15.95 21.33 Interest earnings 10 ---------------------------------------------- 397 11 159 11 313 13 453 40.76 44.25 45.49 54.19 Other miscellaneous general revenue 88 --------------------------- 747 66 009 44 055 29 533 347.92 261.76 177.13 118.97 Federal Reserve Systemmearnings 22 --------------------------- 920 19 158 24 319 19 604 89.85 75.97 97.78 78.97 Continental shelf landsmlease and royalty revenues 2 ----------- 498 3 150 3 004 2 930 9.79 12.49 12.08 11.80 Other 63 ----------------------------------------------------- 329 43 701 16 732 6 499 248.27 173.29 67.28 26.18

Insurance trust revenue 404 ---------------------------------------- 562 388 343 371 206 349 301 1 586.03 1 539.96 1 492.53 1 407.12

Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI) 394 -------------------- 268 378 510 361 684 339 493 1 545.68 1 500.97 1 454.24 1 367.61

Employee retirement 4 ------------------------------------------------ 658 4 446 4 401 4 424 18.26 17.63 17.70 17.82

Railroad retirement 4 ------------------------------------------------- 608 4 461 4 352 4 488 18.07 17.69 17.50 18.08

Veterans’ life insurance 894 --------------------------------------------- 742 669 695 3.50 2.94 2.69 2.80

Unemployment compensation 134 ---------------------------------------- 184 100 201 .53 .73 .40 .81

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure, total 1 ----------------------------------------- 527 311 1 479 509 1 393 121 1 270 068 5 987.62 5 866.95 5 601.39 5 116.31

By Character and Object

Intergovernmental expenditure 186 --------------------------------------- 036 160 145 146 990 127 247 729.33 635.05 591.01 512.60 Current operation 497 --------------------------------------------------- 115 520 681 490 016 432 256 1 948.87 2 064.74 1 970.23 1 741.29 Capital outlay 93 ------------------------------------------------------ 095 95 575 97 891 99 790 364.97 379.00 393.59 401.99 Construction 10 ----------------------------------------------------- 920 10 491 9 422 11 788 42.81 41.60 37.88 47.49 Equipment 73 ------------------------------------------------------ 657 77 062 80 707 80 733 288.76 305.59 324.50 325.22 Land and existing structures 8 -------------------------------------- 518 8 022 7 762 7 269 33.39 31.81 31.21 29.28

Assistance and subsidies 96 -------------------------------------------- 622 87 965 79 375 76 857 378.79 348.82 319.15 309.61 Interest on debt 199 ---------------------------------------------------- 713 195 142 187 952 174 288 782.95 773.83 755.71 702.10 Insurance benefits and repayments 454 ----------------------------------- 730 420 001 390 897 359 630 1 782.71 1 665.50 1 571.70 1 448.72 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 161 --------------------------- 551 154 289 146 436 138 562 633.34 611.83 588.78 558.18

By Function

General expenditure 1 ------------------------------------------------ 072 581 1 059 508 1 002 224 910 438 4 204.91 4 201.45 4 029.69 3 667.59

Intergovernmental expenditure 186 ------------------------------------ 036 160 145 146 990 127 247 729.33 635.05 591.01 512.60

Education2 --------------------------------------------------- 26 821 24 537 22 757 21 670 105.15 97.30 91.50 87.29

Elementary and secondary education 5 ------------------------- 813 4 985 4 285 4 013 22.79 19.77 17.23 16.17

School breakfast and lunch 4 ---------------------------------- 671 4 262 3 822 3 595 18.31 16.90 15.37 14.48

Federally affected area assistance 783 --------------------------- 743 796 732 3.07 2.95 3.20 2.95

Public welfare2 ------------------------------------------------ 94 760 78 419 60 456 56 410 371.49 310.97 243.08 227.24

Medical assistance 69 ----------------------------------------- 828 54 464 42 604 36 177 273.75 215.98 171.30 145.73

Maintenance assistance 13 ------------------------------------- 287 11 929 10 836 11 783 52.09 47.30 43.57 47.47

Low income energy assistance 2 ------------------------------- 950 3 556 2 372 2 102 11.57 14.10 9.54 8.47

Health and hospitals2 ------------------------------------------ 7 625 6 500 6 795 6 070 29.89 25.78 27.32 24.45

Special supplemental food programsmWIC programs 2 ---------- 776 2 387 2 296 2 102 10.88 9.47 9.23 8.47

National Institutes of Health 1 --------------------------------- 949 986 969 909 7.64 3.91 3.90 3.66

Highways 15 ----------------------------------------------------- 490 14 611 14 233 13 441 60.73 57.94 57.23 54.15

Natural resources, parks and recreation 2 ------------------------- 517 2 253 2 282 2 298 9.87 8.93 9.18 9.26 Housing and community development 16 --------------------------- 405 13 501 12 320 11 814 64.31 53.54 49.54 47.59 Other2 ------------------------------------------------------- 22 418 20 324 28 147 15 544 87.89 80.59 113.17 62.62 Urban mass transportation 3 ----------------------------------- 567 3 855 3 803 3 539 13.98 15.29 15.29 14.26 Contribution to District of Columbia 692 --------------------------- 671 582 538 2.71 2.66 2.34 2.17

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Summary of Federal Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Amount (million dollars) Per capita1

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89

1 2 3 4567 8

EXPENDITUREmCON.

By FunctionmCon.

General expendituremCon.

Direct expenditure 883 --------------------------------------------- 896 899 363 855 234 783 191 3 465.20 3 566.40 3 438.68 3 154.99 Selected Federal programs: National defense and international relations2---------------- 351 684 366 112 344 069 346 338 1 378.73 1 451.81 1 383.41 1 395.18 Military functions 320 -------------------------------------- 168 335 849 316 087 320 844 1 255.18 1 331.80 1 270.91 1 292.48 Economic assistance 7 ---------------------------------- 609 7 996 7 364 6 474 29.83 31.71 29.61 26.08 Atomic energy 11 ---------------------------------------- 751 10 970 9 913 8 962 46.07 43.50 39.86 36.10 Foreign affairs, n.e.c. 5 ---------------------------------- 588 4 808 4 485 4 237 21.91 19.07 18.03 17.07 Food for freedom 1 ------------------------------------- 747 1 553 1 520 1 098 6.85 6.16 6.11 4.42 Military assistance – ------------------------------------- – 4 501 4 531 – – 18.10 18.25 Postal service 44 ------------------------------------------- 890 43 102 39 065 36 472 175.99 170.92 157.07 146.92 Space research and technology 13 --------------------------- 550 13 514 12 063 10 806 53.12 53.59 48.50 43.53

Education services: Education 22 ----------------------------------------------- 136 20 192 17 404 16 815 86.78 80.07 69.98 67.74 Veterans’ education benefits 1 --------------------------- 423 1 277 1 201 527 5.58 5.06 4.83 2.12 Other 20 ------------------------------------------------ 713 18 915 16 203 16 288 81.20 75.01 65.15 65.61 Libraries 478 ------------------------------------------------ 397 426 467 1.87 1.57 1.71 1.88

Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 47 ------------------------------------------- 722 40 716 33 447 31 170 187.09 161.46 134.48 125.56 Hospitals 10 ------------------------------------------------ 435 9 425 8 483 8 187 40.91 37.37 34.11 32.98 Public hospitals 10 --------------------------------------- 081 9 140 8 191 7 578 39.52 36.24 32.93 30.53 Veterans 8 ------------------------------------------ 676 7 966 7 212 6 721 34.01 31.59 29.00 27.07 Other public hospitals 1 ------------------------------- 405 1 174 979 857 5.51 4.66 3.94 3.45 Other hospitals 354 --------------------------------------- 285 292 609 1.39 1.13 1.17 2.45 Health 9 -------------------------------------------------- 619 12 282 9 369 9 147 37.71 48.70 37.67 36.85 Social insurance administration 5 ---------------------------- 455 4 943 4 702 4 405 21.39 19.60 18.91 17.74 Veterans’ services 20 --------------------------------------- 320 19 006 17 353 18 669 79.66 75.37 69.77 75.21

Transportation:

Highways 813 ----------------------------------------------- 665 856 776 3.19 2.64 3.44 3.13 Air transportation 5 ---------------------------------------- 871 5 157 4 499 4 428 23.02 20.45 18.09 17.84 Water transport and terminals 2 ----------------------------- 721 2 817 2 556 2 149 10.67 11.17 10.28 8.66

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ----------------------------------------- 703 6 170 5 344 4 952 26.28 24.47 21.49 19.95 Correction 2 ----------------------------------------------- 411 1 941 1 594 1 303 9.45 7.70 6.41 5.25

Environment and housing:

Natural resources, parks and recreation 53 -------------------- 485 46 162 70 266 54 975 209.68 183.05 282.52 221.46 Soil, water, mineral, and electric energy resources2 ------- 17 814 15 059 15 545 16 434 69.84 59.72 62.50 66.20 Energy programs 6 ----------------------------------- 822 5 216 5 318 5 490 26.74 20.68 21.38 22.12 Tennessee Valley Authority 4 -------------------------- 811 3 857 4 168 3 764 18.86 15.29 16.76 15.16 Army Corps of Engineers 514 ---------------------------- 452 515 1 966 2.02 1.79 2.07 7.92 Soil Conservation Service 857 --------------------------- 811 785 695 3.36 3.22 3.16 2.80

Stabilization of farm prices and income2 ----------------- 19 665 14 954 38 131 19 156 77.09 59.30 153.32 77.17

Commodity Credit Corporation 16 ----------------------- 739 12 227 35 247 16 132 65.62 48.49 141.72 64.99

Farm credit programs 5 ---------------------------------- 383 6 456 6 793 11 294 21.10 25.60 27.31 45.50

Forestry 2 ---------------------------------------------- 493 2 291 2 363 2 497 9.77 9.08 9.50 10.06

Other agricultural resources 2 ---------------------------- 233 2 088 2 039 1 714 8.75 8.28 8.20 6.90

Other natural resources2 ------------------------------- 3 913 3 526 3 714 2 166 15.34 13.98 14.93 8.73

National Oceanographic and Atmospheric

Administration 1 ------------------------------------ 607 1 412 1 374 1 180 6.30 5.60 5.52 4.75

Housing and community development 15 ---------------------- 482 16 698 16 951 13 492 60.70 66.22 68.16 54.35

Government administration:

Financial administration 10 ----------------------------------- 762 10 209 7 983 7 132 42.19 40.48 32.10 28.73

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 415 3 995 3 281 2 949 17.31 15.84 13.19 11.88

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 668 1 516 1 446 1 209 6.54 6.01 5.81 4.87

Interest on general debt 199 ------------------------------------- 713 195 142 187 952 174 288 782.95 773.83 755.71 702.10

General expenditure, n.e.c. 53 ---------------------------------- 563 79 202 86 125 33 062 209.99 314.07 346.29 133.19

Insurance trust expenditure 454 ------------------------------------------ 730 420 001 390 897 359 630 1 782.71 1 665.50 1 571.70 1 448.72

Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI) 410 ----------------- 855 376 933 350 435 321 335 1 610.70 1 494.72 1 409.01 1 294.46

Employee retirement 33 --------------------------------------------- 987 33 624 31 428 29 491 133.24 133.33 126.36 118.80

Railroad retirement 7 ----------------------------------------------- 401 7 168 6 847 6 672 29.01 28.42 27.53 26.88

Veterans’ life insurance 2 ------------------------------------------- 401 2 189 2 100 2 042 9.41 8.68 8.44 8.23

Unemployment compensation 86 ------------------------------------- 87 87 90 .34 .34 .35 .36

DEBT

Gross debt outstanding at end of fiscal year 4 --------------------------- 082 871 3 683 054 3 266 073 2 881 112 16 006.36 14 605.04 13 132.05 11 606.20

Public debt 4 ------------------------------------------------------ 064 621 3 665 303 3 233 313 2 857 431 15 934.82 14 534.64 13 000.33 11 510.81

Federal agency debt 17 --------------------------------------------- 751 17 751 32 760 23 681 69.59 70.39 131.72 95.40

Held by Federal Government 1 -------------------------------------- 016 453 919 713 795 907 676 842 3 984.87 3 647.09 3 200.14 2 726.57

Other debt outstanding 3 ------------------------------------------- 066 418 2 763 341 2 470 166 2 204 270 12 021.49 10 957.94 9 931.91 8 879.63

1Per capita figures are calculated on the basis of amounts rounded to the nearest thousand.

2Includes amounts not shown in detail.

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Table 5. Summary of State and Local Government Finances: 1988-89 to 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Amount (million dollars) Per capita1

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89

1 2 3 4567 8

REVENUE

Revenue, total 1 --------------------------------------------- 183 826 1 080 862 1 032 115 953 802 4 641.03 4 286.12 4 149.87 3 842.27

General revenue 973 ---------------------------------------------- 326 902 207 849 502 786 129 3 815.80 3 577.67 3 415.63 3 166.82

From Federal Government 179 ------------------------------------------- 209 154 099 136 802 125 824 702.57 611.07 550.05 506.87 General revenue from own sources 794 ---------------------------------- 117 748 108 712 700 660 305 3 113.23 2 966.60 2 865.59 2 659.96 Taxes ---------------------------------------------------------- 556 395 525 355 501 619 468 891 2 181.27 2 083.28 2 016.88 1 888.87 Property 178 ------------------------------------------------------ 412 167 999 155 613 142 400 699.44 666.19 625.68 573.64 Sales and gross receipts 196 --------------------------------------- 417 185 570 177 885 166 336 770.03 735.87 715.23 670.06 General 130 --------------------------------------------------- 679 125 449 121 287 112 673 512.31 497.46 487.66 453.89 Selective 65 -------------------------------------------------- 738 60 121 56 598 53 663 257.72 238.41 227.57 216.17 Income 139 ------------------------------------------------------- 389 131 583 129 206 123 732 546.46 521.79 519.50 498.44 Individual 115 -------------------------------------------------- 556 109 341 105 640 97 806 453.02 433.59 424.75 394.00 Corporation 23 ------------------------------------------------ 833 22 242 23 566 25 926 93.43 88.20 94.75 104.44 Other taxes 42 --------------------------------------------------- 177 40 202 38 915 36 423 165.35 159.42 156.47 146.73 Charges and miscellaneous general revenue 237 ------------------------ 721 222 753 211 081 191 415 931.96 883.32 848.70 771.09

Other than general revenue 210 ------------------------------------ 500 178 656 182 613 167 673 825.24 708.45 734.24 675.45

Utility revenue 58 ------------------------------------------------------ 923 57 165 55 202 52 910 231.00 226.69 221.95 213.14 Liquor store revenue 3 ------------------------------------------------ 618 3 571 3 441 3 315 14.18 14.16 13.83 13.35 Insurance trust revenue 147 --------------------------------------------- 959 117 919 123 970 111 448 580.06 467.60 498.45 448.96 Unemployment compensation 27 ------------------------------------- 019 18 025 18 441 19 704 105.93 71.48 74.15 79.38 Employee retirement 106 --------------------------------------------- 202 87 206 94 268 81 174 416.35 345.81 379.03 327.00 Other ----------------------------------------------------------- 14 738 12 688 11 262 10 570 57.78 50.31 45.28 42.58

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure, total 1 ----------------------------------------- 150 485 1 063 270 975 940 890 863 4 510.33 4 216.36 3 924.01 3 588.73

By character and object:

Intergovernmental to Federal Government 3 -------------------------- 632 3 466 3 245 2 931 14.24 13.74 13.05 11.81

Current operation 824 ------------------------------------------------ 019 762 007 700 131 640 541 3 230.46 3 021.71 2 815.05 2 580.34

Capital outlay 134 ---------------------------------------------------- 703 131 650 123 102 111 944 528.08 522.05 494.96 450.95

Construction 100 -------------------------------------------------- 725 96 654 89 144 84 037 394.88 383.28 358.43 338.53

Equipment, land, and existing structures 33 ------------------------- 978 34 996 33 958 27 907 133.20 138.78 136.54 112.42

Assistance and subsidies 32 ----------------------------------------- 957 30 456 27 227 24 975 129.20 120.77 109.47 100.61

Interest on debt 64 ------------------------------------------------- 898 61 533 58 914 55 479 254.42 244.01 236.88 223.49

Insurance benefits and repayments 90 -------------------------------- 276 74 159 63 321 54 994 353.92 294.08 254.60 221.53

Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 383 ------------------------ 098 366 406 340 654 317 574 1 501.88 1 452.97 1 369.68 1 279.31

By function:

General expenditure 975 ---------------------------------------------- 848 908 108 834 818 762 360 3 825.68 3 601.07 3 356.59 3 071.07

Education services:

Education 326 -------------------------------------------------- 275 309 302 288 148 263 898 1 279.12 1 226.53 1 158.57 1 063.08

Elementary and secondary education 228 ---------------------- 695 217 643 202 009 185 171 896.57 863.06 812.23 745.94 Higher education 84 ----------------------------------------- 329 78 749 73 418 67 550 330.60 312.28 295.20 272.12 Other education 13 ----------------------------------------- 251 12 911 12 720 11 177 51.95 51.20 51.15 45.03 Libraries 4 --------------------------------------------------- 510 4 442 4 102 3 783 17.68 17.61 16.49 15.24 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 158 ---------------------------------------------- 212 130 402 110 518 97 879 620.25 517.11 444.37 394.29 Hospitals 58 -------------------------------------------------- 768 54 404 50 412 47 073 230.39 215.74 202.69 189.63 Health 29 ----------------------------------------------------- 344 26 706 24 223 20 684 115.04 105.90 97.39 83.32 Employment security administration 3 --------------------------- 717 3 250 3 014 2 947 14.57 12.89 12.12 11.87 Veterans’ services 170 ------------------------------------------ 157 152 146 .67 .62 .61 .59 Transportation:

Highways 66 -------------------------------------------------- 689 64 937 61 057 58 105 261.45 257.51 245.50 234.07 Air transportation 8 ------------------------------------------- 113 7 233 6 484 5 752 31.80 28.68 26.07 23.17 Parking facilities 865 -------------------------------------------- 814 749 755 3.39 3.23 3.01 3.04 Water transport and terminals 1 -------------------------------- 861 2 049 1 968 1 923 7.30 8.13 7.91 7.75 Transit subsidies 427 ------------------------------------------- 377 370 402 1.68 1.49 1.49 1.62 Public safety:

Police protection 34 ------------------------------------------- 545 32 772 30 577 27 771 135.43 129.96 122.94 111.87 Fire protection 14 --------------------------------------------- 358 13 976 13 186 11 932 56.29 55.42 53.02 48.07 Correction 28 ------------------------------------------------- 701 27 356 24 635 21 197 112.52 108.48 99.05 85.39 Protective inspection and regulation 6 -------------------------- 246 6 008 5 570 5 081 24.48 23.82 22.40 20.47 Environment and housing: Natural resources 13 ------------------------------------------- 049 12 575 12 330 11 092 51.16 49.87 49.58 44.68 Parks and recreation 15 ---------------------------------------- 728 15 930 14 326 12 927 61.66 63.17 57.60 52.07 Housing and community development 17 ------------------------ 067 16 648 15 479 14 738 66.91 66.02 62.24 59.37 Sewerage 20 -------------------------------------------------- 344 19 676 18 309 17 039 79.75 78.02 73.62 68.64 Solid waste management 12 ------------------------------------ 048 11 338 10 144 8 734 47.23 44.96 40.79 35.18 Government administration: Financial administration 18 ------------------------------------- 090 16 995 16 217 14 993 70.92 67.39 65.20 60.40 Judicial and legal 16 ------------------------------------------- 352 15 378 14 108 12 587 64.11 60.98 56.72 50.70 General public buildings 5 ------------------------------------- 974 6 051 5 643 5 145 23.42 24.00 22.69 20.73 Other government administration 9 ----------------------------- 918 10 037 8 868 8 198 38.88 39.80 35.66 33.02 Interest on general debt 55 --------------------------------------- 255 52 234 49 739 46 595 216.62 207.13 199.99 187.70

General expenditure, n.e.c. 49 ------------------------------------- 223 47 242 44 490 40 985 192.97 187.34 178.88 165.10

Utility expenditure 81 ------------------------------------------------ 298 77 999 74 875 70 638 318.72 309.30 301.05 284.56

Liquor store expenditure 3 ------------------------------------------ 063 3 005 2 926 2 872 12.01 11.92 11.76 11.57

Insurance trust expenditure 90 --------------------------------------- 276 74 159 63 321 54 994 353.92 294.08 254.60 221.53

Unemployment compensation 32 ---------------------------------- 887 22 135 16 499 12 862 128.93 87.78 66.34 51.81

Employee retirement 46 ------------------------------------------ 419 42 121 38 355 34 894 181.98 167.03 154.22 140.57

Other -------------------------------------------------------- 10 969 9 902 8 467 7 237 43.00 39.27 34.04 29.15

DEBT AND CASH AND SECURITIES

Debt outstanding, total 970 ---------------------------------------------- 462 915 711 858 006 799 077 3 804.57 3 631.22 3 449.82 3 218.98 Long-term 949 ------------------------------------------------------- 129 894 019 838 700 781 114 3 720.93 3 545.20 3 372.20 3 146.62 Full faith and credit 294 -------------------------------------------- 812 269 207 242 541 224 109 1 155.77 1 067.53 975.19 902.80 Nonguaranteed 654 ----------------------------------------------- 317 624 813 596 159 557 004 2 565.16 2 477.68 2 397.01 2 243.82 Short-term ------------------------------------------------------ 21 333 21 692 19 306 17 964 83.63 86.02 77.62 72.36

Long-term debt issued 155 ---------------------------------------------- 060 118 054 108 468 102 161 607.89 468.14 436.12 411.54

Long-term debt retired 99 ---------------------------------------------- 233 65 666 64 831 63 757 389.03 260.40 260.67 256.84

Cash and security holdings, total 1 ------------------------------------- 646 397 1 562 881 1 490 833 1 361 681 6 454.48 6 197.56 5 994.26 5 485.36

1Per capita figures are calculated on the basis of amounts rounded to the nearest thousand.

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Table 6. Summary of Government Revenue by Source, Level, and Type of Government:

1991-92

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Source

Local governments

All govern- ments1 Federal

Government

State and

local

governments1

State

governments Total1 County1 Municipal1 Township1 School

district1 Specialdistrict1

1234 5 6 7 8 9 10

Revenue, total1 ----------------------------- 2 260 569 1 259 383 1 183 826 743 018 647 514 152 528 220 048 20 694 200 004 67 882

General revenue1------------------------------- 1 645 507 854 821 973 326 606 776 573 255 146 495 171 618 19 415 199 182 50 187

Intergovernmental revenue1 (1 --------------------------- ) 3 431 179 209 169 928 215 987 54 398 48 152 4 466 107 462 15 150 From Federal Government (1 ------------------------- ) – 179 209 159 068 20 141 3 070 8 033 225 1 409 7 405 Education (1 -------------------------------------- ) – 27 820 25 867 1 953 187 324 34 1 409 – Public welfare (1 ---------------------------------- ) – 91 788 91 091 697 227 440 30 – – Health and hospitals (1 ---------------------------- ) – 7 293 6 825 467 192 175 – – 101 Highways (1 -------------------------------------- ) – 14 800 14 367 432 137 289 5 – 1 Housing and community development (1 ------------ ) – 10 876 1 500 9 376 881 3 896 49 – 4 549 Other and unallocable (1 -------------------------- ) – 26 633 19 417 7 216 1 446 2 909 107 – 2 753

From State government (1 ---------------------------- ) 3 431 (1) – 195 845 48 936 36 222 3 808 103 300 3 579 Education (1 -------------------------------------- ) – (1) – 123 135 9 429 9 016 1 388 103 300 1 Public welfare (1 ---------------------------------- ) 3 431 (1) – 25 752 18 351 7 354 33 – 14 Health and hospitals (1 ---------------------------- ) – (1) –7 807 6 258 1 116 14 – 418 Highways (1 -------------------------------------- ) – (1) –8 186 4 312 3 315 533 – 28 General local government support (1 ---------------- ) – (1) – 15 714 5 107 9 193 1 415 – – Other and unallocable (1 -------------------------- ) – (1) – 15 251 5 479 6 229 425 – 3 119

From local governments1 (1 -------------------------- ) – (1) 10 861 (1) 2 392 3 896 433 2 753 4 166 Education (1 -------------------------------------- ) – (1) 820 (1) 132 364 11 2 753 208 Public welfare (1 ---------------------------------- ) – (1) 5 899 (1) 47 3 1 – –

Health and hospitals (1 ---------------------------- ) – (1) 460 (1) 141 24 2 – 169

Highways (1 -------------------------------------- ) – (1) 929 (1) 313 149 55 – 49

Other and unallocable (1 -------------------------- ) – (1) 2 752 (1) 1 759 3 356 364 – 3 739

General revenue from own sources 1 -------------------- 645 507 851 390 794 117 436 848 357 268 92 098 123 466 14 948 91 720 35 037 Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 215 436 659 041 556 395 329 296 227 099 54 926 75 486 11 887 76 619 8 180 Property 178 --------------------------------------- 412 – 178 412 6 689 171 723 40 808 39 706 11 051 74 630 5 528 Sales, gross receipts, and customs 260 --------------- 699 64 282 196 417 162 989 33 429 10 155 20 190 40 648 2 396 Customs duties 17 ------------------------------ 480 17 480 – – – – – – – – General sales and gross receipts 130 -------------- 679 – 130 679 107 568 23 111 8 198 11 976 – 543 2 394 Selective sales and gross receipts 112 ------------- 540 46 802 65 738 55 420 10 318 1 957 8 214 40 105 2 Motor fuel 42 -------------------------------- 809 19 865 22 944 22 250 694 429 265 – – – Alcoholic beverages 11 ----------------------- 787 7 907 3 880 3 599 281 104 178 – – – Tobacco products 11 ------------------------- 500 5 190 6 310 6 119 191 57 134 – – – Public utilities 21 ----------------------------- 341 7 851 13 490 7 765 5 725 640 4 963 17 105 – Other and unallocable 25 --------------------- 103 5 989 19 114 15 688 3 426 727 2 674 23 – 2

Income 716 ---------------------------------------- 124 576 735 139 389 126 799 12 591 1 541 10 146 295 608 – Individual 592 ----------------------------------- 021 476 465 115 556 104 995 10 562 1 541 8 117 295 608 – Corporation2--------------------------------- 124 103 100 270 23 833 21 804 2 029 – 2 029 – – – Death and gift3 --------------------------------- 15 629 11 143 4 486 4 456 30 – 30 – – – Severance 4 ------------------------------------- 647 – 4 647 4 647 – – – – – – License 22 ---------------------------------------- 447 – 22 447 21 589 858 479 370 9 – –

Motor vehicle 11 -------------------------------- 481 – 11 481 10 653 828 479 341 9 – –

Motor vehicle operators 1 ---------------------- 014 – 1 014 1 014 – – – – – –

Corporations in general 4 ----------------------- 110 – 4 110 4 104 6 – 6 – – –

Other license 5 -------------------------------- 842 – 5 842 5 818 24 – 24 – – –

Other taxes 17 ------------------------------------ 478 6 881 10 597 2 128 8 469 1 943 5 044 493 733 257

Charges and miscellaneous general revenue 430 --------- 070 192 349 237 721 107 552 130 169 37 171 47 980 3 061 15 101 26 856

Current charges 226 -------------------------------- 372 89 482 136 890 52 941 83 949 24 139 29 449 1 742 8 388 20 232

National defense 8 ----------------------------- 677 8 677 – – – – – – – –

Postal service 45 ------------------------------- 158 45 158 – – – – – – – –

Education4 ---------------------------------- 39 092 – 39 092 28 901 10 191 1 256 400 132 8 388 15

Institutions of higher education5------------- 32 066 – 32 066 28 473 3 593 713 169 – 2 712 –

School lunch sales (gross) 3 ----------------- 751 – 3 751 14 3 737 366 153 94 3 124 –

Hospitals 37 ------------------------------------ 877 124 37 753 12 729 25 023 10 520 4 477 66 – 9 960

Highways 4 ----------------------------------- 748 – 4 748 3 004 1 744 220 827 9 – 688

Airports 5 ------------------------------------- 890 21 5 869 650 5 219 1 104 2 543 10 – 1 562

Parking facilities 970 ----------------------------- – 970 – 970 65 767 16 – 122

Water transport and terminals 2 ----------------- 890 1 265 1 625 393 1 231 65 518 2 – 647

Natural resources 16 ---------------------------- 969 15 148 1 821 1 396 426 – – – – 426

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------- 913 110 3 803 788 3 016 584 1 838 154 – 440

Housing and community development 5 ---------- 682 2 708 2 974 213 2 761 103 1 247 15 – 1 397

Sewerage 15 ----------------------------------- 261 – 15 261 24 15 237 1 346 10 078 679 – 3 134

Solid waste management 6 --------------------- 345 – 6 345 263 6 082 2 075 3 223 319 – 464

Other charges 32 ------------------------------- 900 16 271 16 629 4 580 12 049 6 800 3 531 341 – 1 377

Miscellaneous general revenue 203 ------------------ 698 102 867 100 831 54 611 46 220 13 033 18 531 1 319 6 713 6 624

Interest earnings 65 ----------------------------- 746 10 397 55 349 26 603 28 746 8 406 11 015 646 3 047 5 632

Special assessments 2 ------------------------- 537 – 2 537 127 2 409 836 994 161 – 419

Sale of property 4 ----------------------------- 445 3 723 722 183 539 168 296 23 – 51

Other general revenue 130 ----------------------- 970 88 747 42 223 27 698 14 525 3 622 6 226 489 3 666 522

Other than general revenue 615 --------------------------- 062 404 562 210 500 136 242 74 258 6 033 48 430 1 279 822 17 695

Utility and liquor store revenue 62 --------------------- 541 – 62 541 6 579 55 962 1 995 35 460 1 093 – 17 414

Insurance trust revenue 552 ---------------------------- 521 404 562 147 959 129 663 18 296 4 038 12 969 186 822 281 Social Security and Medicare Insurances

(OASDHI) 394 ------------------------------------ 268 394 268 – – – – – – – – Unemployment compensation 27 -------------------- 153 134 27 019 26 921 98 – 98 – – – Employee retirement 110 ---------------------------- 860 4 658 106 202 88 003 18 198 4 038 12 871 186 822 281 Other insurance trust revenue 20 ------------------- 240 5 502 14 738 14 738 – – – – – –

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

2Minor amounts included with " Individual income taxes" for local governments.

3Minor amounts included with " Other taxes" for some local governments.

4Includes amounts not shown in detail.

5Charges for State institutions of higher education includes $8,703,233,000 for auxiliary enterprises.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 7
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Table 7. Summary of Government Expenditure by Character and Object, Level, and Type of

Government: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Local governments

All govern- ments1

Federal

Government2

State and

local

governments1 State

government Total1 County1 Municipal1 Township1 Schooldistrict1 Specialdistrict1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

AMOUNT (MILLION DOLLARS)

Expenditure, total1 ------------------- 2 488 128 1 527 311 1 150 485 701 931 655 103 153 404 219 293 21 368 201 487 69 734

Intergovernmental expenditure1 3 (1 --------------- ) 186 036 3 632 202 827 7 355 7 487 5 913 1 096 547 2 494

Direct expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 488 128 1 341 275 1 146 853 499 104 647 748 145 917 213 379 20 272 200 940 67 241 Current operation 1 --------------------------- 321 134 497 115 824 019 323 090 500 929 109 211 153 501 16 934 178 625 42 658 Capital outlay 227 ------------------------------ 798 93 095 134 703 50 126 84 577 16 289 33 274 2 384 18 248 14 382 Construction 111 ----------------------------- 645 10 920 100 725 39 001 61 725 11 727 23 929 1 745 12 257 12 068 Other 116 ----------------------------------- 153 82 175 33 978 11 125 22 853 4 563 9 345 640 5 991 2 314 Assistance and subsidies 129 -------------------- 579 96 622 32 957 20 511 12 446 9 644 2 788 14 – – Interest on debt 264 ---------------------------- 611 199 713 64 898 25 482 39 416 8 930 15 944 788 3 706 10 048 Insurance benefits and repayments 545 ----------- 006 454 730 90 276 79 895 10 381 1 842 7 873 152 361 153 Exhibit: Salaries and wages2 ---------------- 544 649 161 551 383 098 112 685 270 413 53 766 74 192 8 017 118 329 16 109

PERCENT OF TOTAL EXPENDITURE

Expenditure, total1 ------------------- 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Intergovernmental expenditure1 3 (1 --------------- ) 12.2 .3 28.9 1.1 4.9 2.7 5.1 .3 3.6

Direct expenditure 100.0 ----------------------------- 87.8 99.7 71.1 98.9 95.1 97.3 94.9 99.7 96.4

Current operation 53.1 --------------------------- 32.5 71.6 46.0 76.5 71.2 70.0 79.2 88.7 61.2

Capital outlay 9.2 ------------------------------ 6.1 11.7 7.1 12.9 10.6 15.2 11.2 9.1 20.6

Construction 4.5 ----------------------------- .7 8.8 5.6 9.4 7.6 10.9 8.2 6.1 17.3

Other 4.7 ----------------------------------- 5.4 3.0 1.6 3.5 3.0 4.3 3.0 3.0 3.3

Assistance and subsidies 5.2 -------------------- 6.3 2.9 2.9 1.9 6.3 1.3 .1 – –

Interest on debt 10.6 ---------------------------- 13.1 5.6 3.6 6.0 5.8 7.3 3.7 1.8 14.4

Insurance benefits and repayments 21.9 ----------- 29.8 7.8 11.4 1.6 1.2 3.6 .7 .2 .2

Exhibit: Salaries and wages2 ---------------- 21.9 10.6 33.3 16.1 41.3 35.0 33.8 37.5 58.7 23.1

PERCENT BY LEVEL AND TYPE OF GOVERNMENT

Direct expenditure, total 100.0 -------------- 53.9 46.1 20.1 26.0 5.9 8.6 .8 8.1 2.7

Current operation 100.0 ----------------------------- 37.6 62.4 24.5 37.9 8.3 11.6 1.3 13.5 3.2

Capital outlay 100.0 --------------------------------- 40.9 59.1 22.0 37.1 7.2 14.6 1.0 8.0 6.3

Construction 100.0 ------------------------------- 9.8 90.2 34.9 55.3 10.5 21.4 1.6 11.0 10.8

Other 100.0 ------------------------------------- 70.7 29.3 9.6 19.7 3.9 8.0 .6 5.2 2.0

Assistance and subsidies 100.0 ---------------------- 74.6 25.4 15.8 9.6 7.4 2.2 – – –

Interest on debt 100.0 ------------------------------- 75.5 24.5 9.6 14.9 3.4 6.0 .3 1.4 3.8

Insurance benefits and repayments 100.0 ------------- 83.4 16.6 14.7 1.9 .3 1.4 – .1 –

Exhibit: Salaries and wages2 ------------------- 100.0 29.7 70.3 20.7 49.6 9.9 13.6 1.5 21.7 3.0

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

2Includes pay and allowances for military personnel.

3Federal Government intergovernmental expenditures to State governments amounted to $169,401,000,000 and to local governments $16,635,000,000.

8 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 8. Summary of Government Expenditure by Character and Object, Function, and Level

of Government: 1991-92

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Level and function

Direct

Capital outlay

Total

Intergovernmental TotalCurrent

operation Total Construction Other

Assistance and subsidies, insurance

trust, and

interest on debt

12 34 567 8

ALL GOVERNMENTS

Expenditure, total 2 ----------------------------------------- 488 128 (1) 2 488 128 1 321 134 227 798 111 645 116 153 939 196

General expenditure 1 ------------------------------------------------ 858 760 (1) 1 858 760 1 264 213 210 000 98 413 111 588 384 547

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 351 ---------------------- 684 – 351 684 250 669 69 061 4 565 64 496 31 954

Postal service 44 ------------------------------------------------- 890 – 44 890 43 123 1 767 876 891 –

Space research and technology 13 -------------------------------- 550 – 13 550 8 786 4 764 428 4 336 –

Education services:

Education2 --------------------------------------------------- 348 411 (1) 348 411 307 036 30 935 19 724 11 211 10 440

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------------ 988 (1) 4 988 4 335 649 408 242 3

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 202 ------------------------------------------------- 364 (1) 202 364 149 305 509 213 297 27 228

Hospitals 69 ----------------------------------------------------- 203 (1) 69 203 64 469 4 430 2 723 1 707 304

Health 38 ------------------------------------------------------- 963 (1) 38 963 35 439 1 495 686 809 2 030

Social insurance administration 9 --------------------------------- 172 (1) 9 172 8 983 160 37 123 29

Veterans’ services 20 --------------------------------------------- 490 (1) 20 490 2 148 1 864 74 1 790 16 478

Transportation:

Highways 67 ----------------------------------------------------- 502 (1) 67 502 30 003 37 341 32 781 4 560 158

Air transportation (airports) 13 ------------------------------------- 984 (1) 13 984 8 441 5 484 4 021 1 463 59

Parking facilities 865 ----------------------------------------------- (1) 865 532 333 239 94 –

Water transport and terminals 4 ---------------------------------- 582 (1) 4 582 3 081 1 284 836 448 217

Transit subsidies 427 ---------------------------------------------- (1) 427 427 – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 41 ---------------------------------------------- 248 (1) 41 248 39 342 1 894 489 1 405 12

Fire protection 14 ------------------------------------------------ 358 (1) 14 358 13 387 971 336 635 –

Correction 31 ---------------------------------------------------- 112 (1) 31 112 26 796 3 974 3 465 509 –

Protective inspection and regulation 6 ----------------------------- 246 (1) 6 246 6 020 226 75 151 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 64 --------------------------------------------- 550 (1) 64 550 55 537 7 732 4 137 3 595 1 281

Parks and recreation 17 ------------------------------------------ 712 (1) 17 712 13 315 4 395 3 070 1 326 2

Housing and community development 32 --------------------------- 549 (1) 32 549 23 891 8 199 3 499 4 700 459

Sewerage 20 ---------------------------------------------------- 344 (1) 20 344 11 418 8 926 8 038 888 –

Solid waste management 14 -------------------------------------- 697 (1) 14 697 13 142 1 504 985 519 51

Governmental administration:

Financial administration 28 ---------------------------------------- 852 (1) 28 852 28 005 848 72 775 –

Judicial and legal 20 ---------------------------------------------- 767 (1) 20 767 19 881 862 459 403 24

General public buildings 5 ---------------------------------------- 974 (1) 5 974 3 723 2 251 1 853 398 –

Other government administration 11 -------------------------------- 586 (1) 11 586 10 986 600 140 460 –

Interest on general debt 254 ------------------------------------------ 968 – 254 968 – – – – 254 968

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Miscellaneous commercial activities 325 ----------------------------- (1) 325 283 42 18 24 –

Other and unallocable 102 ----------------------------------------- 399 (1) 102 399 81 376 7 495 4 168 3 327 13 528

Utility expenditure 81 -------------------------------------------------- 298 – 81 298 53 869 17 786 13 233 4 553 9 643

Liquor store expenditure 3 --------------------------------------------- 063 – 3 063 3 051 12 – 12 –

Insurance trust expenditure 545 ------------------------------------------ 006 – 545 006 – – – – 545 006

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Expenditure, total 1 ----------------------------------------- 527 311 186 036 1 341 275 497 115 93 095 10 920 82 175 751 065

General expenditure 1 ------------------------------------------------ 072 581 186 036 886 545 497 115 93 095 10 920 82 175 296 335 Selected Federal programs: National defense and international relations 351 ---------------------- 684 – 351 684 250 669 69 061 4 565 64 496 31 954 Postal service 44 ------------------------------------------------- 890 – 44 890 43 123 1 767 876 891 – Space research and technology 13 -------------------------------- 550 – 13 550 8 786 4 764 428 4 336 – Education services: Education2 --------------------------------------------------- 48 957 26 821 22 136 16 548 90 22 68 4 713 Libraries------------------------------------------------------ 665 187 478 421 54 – 54 3 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 142 ------------------------------------------------- 482 94 760 47 722 22 347 53 34 19 25 322 Hospitals 10 ----------------------------------------------------- 749 314 10 435 9 025 1 106 719 387 304 Health 16 ------------------------------------------------------- 930 7 311 9 619 7 101 488 48 440 2 030

Social insurance administration 9 --------------------------------- 020 3 565 5 455 5 426 – – – 29

Veterans’ services 20 --------------------------------------------- 320 – 20 320 2 009 1 835 54 1 781 16 476

Transportation:

Highways 16 ----------------------------------------------------- 303 15 490 813 345 310 291 19 158

Air transportation (airports) 7 ------------------------------------- 523 1 652 5 871 4 933 879 144 735 59

Parking facilities – ----------------------------------------------- – –– ––– –

Water transport and terminals 2 ---------------------------------- 728 7 2 721 1 998 506 307 199 217

Transit subsidies – ---------------------------------------------- – –– ––– –

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ---------------------------------------------- 400 697 6 703 6 227 464 101 363 12

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------------------- 646 235 2 411 2 316 95 38 57 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 53 --------------------------------------------- 938 2 437 51 501 44 754 5 466 2 757 2 709 1 281

Stabilization of farm prices and income 19 ----------------------- 665 37 19 628 18 395 37 – 37 1 233

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------------ 064 80 1 984 1 521 461 227 234 2

Housing and community development 31 --------------------------- 887 16 405 15 482 11 006 4 017 – 4 017 459 Sewerage ---------------------------------------------------- – – –– ––– – Solid waste management 5 -------------------------------------- 361 2 712 2 649 2 579 19 – 19 51

See footnotes at end of table.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 9
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Table 8. Summary of Government Expenditure by Character and Object, Function, and Level

of Government: 1991-92mCon.

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Level and function

Direct

Capital outlay

Total

Intergovernmental TotalCurrent

operation Total Construction Other

Assistance and subsidies, insurance

trust, and

interest on debt

12 34 567 8

FEDERAL GOVERNMENTmCON.

General expendituremCon.

Government administration: Financial administration 10 ---------------------------------------- 843 81 10 762 10 461 301 – 301 – Judicial and legal 7 ---------------------------------------------- 377 2 962 4 415 4 153 238 63 175 24 General public buildings – ---------------------------------------- – –– ––– – Other government administration 1 -------------------------------- 668 – 1 668 1 649 19 – 19 –

Interest on general debt 199 ------------------------------------------ 713 – 199 713 – – – – 199 713

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Other and unallocable 63 ----------------------------------------- 883 10 320 53 563 38 933 1 102 246 856 13 528

Insurance trust expenditure 454 ------------------------------------------ 730 – 454 730 – – – – 454 730 Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI) 410 ----------------- 855 – 410 855 – – – – 410 855 Other ----------------------------------------------------------- 43 875 – 43 875 – – – – 43 875

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Expenditure, total 1 ----------------------------------------- 150 485 3 632 1 146 853 824 019 134 703 100 725 33 978 188 131

General expenditure 975 ------------------------------------------------ 848 3 632 972 215 767 098 116 905 87 493 29 413 88 212

Education services:

Education 326 ---------------------------------------------------- 275 – 326 275 289 703 30 845 19 702 11 143 5 727

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------------ 510 – 4 510 3 914 595 408 188 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 158 ------------------------------------------------- 212 3 570 154 642 126 958 456 179 278 27 228

Hospitals 58 ----------------------------------------------------- 768 – 58 768 55 444 3 324 2 004 1 320 –

Health 29 ------------------------------------------------------- 344 – 29 344 28 338 1 007 638 369 –

Employment security administration 3 ----------------------------- 717 – 3 717 3 557 160 37 123 –

Veterans’ services 170 --------------------------------------------- – 170 139 29 20 9 2

Transportation:

Highways 66 ----------------------------------------------------- 689 – 66 689 29 658 37 031 32 490 4 541 –

Air transportation (airports) 8 ------------------------------------- 113 – 8 113 3 508 4 605 3 877 728 –

Parking facilities 865 ----------------------------------------------- – 865 532 333 239 94 – Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------------------- 861 – 1 861 1 083 778 529 249 – Transit subsidies 427 ---------------------------------------------- – 427 427 – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 34 ---------------------------------------------- 545 – 34 545 33 115 1 430 388 1 042 – Fire protection 14 ------------------------------------------------ 358 – 14 358 13 387 971 336 635 – Correction 28 ---------------------------------------------------- 701 – 28 701 24 815 3 885 3 427 458 – Protective inspection and regulation 6 ----------------------------- 246 – 6 246 6 020 226 75 151 – Environment and housing: Natural resources 13 --------------------------------------------- 049 – 13 049 10 783 2 266 1 380 886 – Parks and recreation 15 ------------------------------------------ 728 – 15 728 11 794 3 934 2 843 1 092 – Housing and community development 17 --------------------------- 067 – 17 067 12 885 4 182 3 499 683 – Sewerage 20 ---------------------------------------------------- 344 – 20 344 11 418 8 926 8 038 888 – Solid waste management 12 -------------------------------------- 048 – 12 048 10 563 1 485 985 500 – Government administration: Financial administration 18 ---------------------------------------- 090 – 18 090 17 544 547 72 474 – Judicial and legal 16 ---------------------------------------------- 352 – 16 352 15 728 624 396 228 – General public buildings 5 ---------------------------------------- 974 – 5 974 3 723 2 251 1 853 398 – Other government administration 9 -------------------------------- 918 – 9 918 9 337 581 140 441 –

Interest on general debt 55 ------------------------------------------ 255 – 55 255 – – – – 55 255

General expenditure, n.e.c.: Miscellaneous commercial activities 325 ----------------------------- – 325 283 42 18 24 – Other and unallocable 48 ----------------------------------------- 898 62 48 836 42 443 6 393 3 922 2 471 –

Utility expenditure 81 -------------------------------------------------- 298 – 81 298 53 869 17 786 13 233 4 553 9 643 Liquor store expenditure 3 --------------------------------------------- 063 – 3 063 3 051 12 – 12 – Insurance trust expenditure 90 ------------------------------------------ 276 – 90 276 – – – – 90 276

STATE GOVERNMENTS

Expenditure, total 701 ----------------------------------------- 931 202 827 499 104 323 090 50 126 39 001 11 125 125 889

General expenditure 612 ------------------------------------------------ 422 202 827 409 596 316 557 47 906 37 617 10 289 45 133

Education services:

Education 211 ---------------------------------------------------- 316 124 939 86 377 71 685 8 965 4 869 4 096 5 727

Libraries------------------------------------------------------ 684 396 288 246 42 29 13 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 155 ------------------------------------------------- 420 29 512 125 908 110 872 255 49 206 14 782

Hospitals 26 ----------------------------------------------------- 125 120 26 005 24 808 1 197 678 520 –

Health 23 ------------------------------------------------------- 502 7 864 15 638 15 122 516 361 155 –

Employment security administration 3 ----------------------------- 702 – 3 702 3 543 159 37 122 –

Veterans’ services 170 --------------------------------------------- – 170 139 29 20 9 2

Transportation:

Highways 48 ----------------------------------------------------- 959 8 481 40 478 12 720 27 757 25 286 2 471 – Air transportation (airports) 1 ------------------------------------- 387 424 963 349 615 541 73 – Water transport and terminals 533 ---------------------------------- 29 504 312 192 153 39 – Transit subsidies 3 ---------------------------------------------- 783 3 593 189 189 – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

10 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 8. Summary of Government Expenditure by Character and Object, Function, and Level

of Government: 1991-92mCon.

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Level and function

Direct

Capital outlay

Total

Intergovernmental TotalCurrent

operation Total Construction Other

Assistance and subsidies, insurance

trust, and

interest on debt

12 34 567 8

STATE GOVERNMENTSmCON.

General expendituremCon.

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ---------------------------------------------- 494 631 4 863 4 581 282 38 244 –

Correction 20 ---------------------------------------------------- 090 1 689 18 401 16 125 2 276 1 982 294 –

Protective inspection and regulation 4 ----------------------------- 173 90 4 083 3 926 157 69 88 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 10 --------------------------------------------- 521 599 9 922 8 426 1 496 810 686 –

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------------ 016 329 2 688 1 946 742 592 150 –

Housing and community development 2 --------------------------- 668 1 062 1 606 1 522 83 68 16 –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 617 709 908 375 533 526 8 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 9 ---------------------------------------- 751 102 9 649 9 384 265 38 228 –

Judicial and legal 7 ---------------------------------------------- 501 1 174 6 326 6 107 219 124 95 –

General public buildings 1 ---------------------------------------- 369 – 1 369 750 619 529 90 –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------------- 548 17 2 531 2 450 81 20 61 –

Interest on general debt 24 ------------------------------------------ 622 – 24 622 – – – – 24 622

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

General local government support 16 ------------------------------ 368 16 368 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous commercial activities 200 ----------------------------- – 200 173 27 8 19 –

Other and unallocable 26 ----------------------------------------- 903 4 700 22 203 20 808 1 395 789 606 –

Utility expenditure 7 -------------------------------------------------- 036 – 7 036 3 966 2 209 1 384 825 861

Liquor store expenditure 2 --------------------------------------------- 577 – 2 577 2 567 10 – 10 –

Insurance trust expenditure 79 ------------------------------------------ 895 – 79 895 – – – – 79 895

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Expenditure, total 655 ----------------------------------------- 103 7 355 647 748 500 929 84 577 61 725 22 853 62 242

General expenditure 569 ------------------------------------------------ 975 7 355 562 620 450 541 68 999 49 876 19 123 43 079

Education services: Education 240 ---------------------------------------------------- 548 650 239 898 218 017 21 880 14 833 7 047 – Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------------ 223 1 4 222 3 668 553 378 175 – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 32 ------------------------------------------------- 546 3 812 28 734 16 087 202 130 72 12 446 Hospitals 33 ----------------------------------------------------- 388 625 32 763 30 636 2 127 1 327 801 – Health 13 ------------------------------------------------------- 870 164 13 706 13 215 491 277 214 – Employment security administration 14 ----------------------------- – 14 14 – – – – Transportation:

Highways 26 ----------------------------------------------------- 288 76 26 211 16 938 9 274 7 204 2 070 – Air transportation (airports) 7 ------------------------------------- 151 2 7 149 3 159 3 990 3 336 654 – Parking facilities 865 ----------------------------------------------- – 865 532 333 239 94 – Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------------------- 357 – 1 357 771 585 375 210 – Transit subsidies 919 ---------------------------------------------- 681 238 238 – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 29 ---------------------------------------------- 684 2 29 682 28 534 1 148 350 798 – Fire protection 14 ------------------------------------------------ 381 23 14 358 13 387 971 336 635 – Correction 10 ---------------------------------------------------- 404 105 10 300 8 691 1 609 1 445 164 – Protective inspection and regulation 2 ----------------------------- 162 – 2 162 2 094 68 5 63 – Environment and housing: Natural resources 3 --------------------------------------------- 133 6 3 127 2 358 769 570 199 – Parks and recreation 13 ------------------------------------------ 054 13 13 040 9 848 3 192 2 251 941 – Housing and community development 15 --------------------------- 488 27 15 461 11 363 4 098 3 431 667 – Sewerage 19 ---------------------------------------------------- 557 121 19 436 11 043 8 393 7 513 880 – Solid waste management 10 -------------------------------------- 736 9 10 727 9 399 1 328 846 482 – Government administration: Financial administration 8 ---------------------------------------- 450 9 8 441 8 160 281 35 247 – Judicial and legal 10 ---------------------------------------------- 057 31 10 026 9 621 405 271 134 – General public buildings 4 ---------------------------------------- 604 – 4 604 2 973 1 632 1 323 308 – Other government administration 7 -------------------------------- 387 – 7 387 6 887 500 120 380 –

Interest on general debt 30 ------------------------------------------ 633 – 30 633 – – – – 30 633

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Miscellaneous commercial activities 124 ----------------------------- – 124 110 15 10 5 –

Other and unallocable 28 ----------------------------------------- 950 997 27 953 22 799 5 154 3 271 1 883 –

Utility expenditure 74 -------------------------------------------------- 262 – 74 262 49 903 15 577 11 849 3 728 8 782

Liquor store expenditure 486 --------------------------------------------- – 486 485 1 – 1 –

Insurance trust expenditure 10 ------------------------------------------ 381 – 10 381 – – – – 10 381

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

2For the Federal Government, service academies are included under " National defense and international relations."

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 11
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Table 9. Summary of Direct and Intergovernmental Expenditure by Function and Level of

Government: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Amount (million dollars) Percent

All governmentsFederal GovernmentState

governments

Local governmentsAll governmentsFederal GovernmentState

governments

Local governments

1 2 3 4567 8

Total expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 488 128 1 527 311 701 931 655 103 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Direct 2 --------------------------------------- 488 128 1 341 275 499 104 647 748 100.0 87.8 71.1 98.9 Intergovernmental – --------------------------- 186 036 202 827 7 355 – 12.2 28.9 1.1

General expenditure, total 1 -------------------------------- 858 760 1 072 581 612 422 569 975 74.7 70.2 87.2 87.0 Direct 1 ------------------------------------------------ 858 760 886 545 409 596 562 620 74.7 58.0 58.4 85.9 Intergovernmental (1 ------------------------------------- ) 186 036 202 827 7 355 (1) 12.2 28.9 1.1

Selected Federal programs (all direct): National defense and international relations 351 -------- 684 351 684 – – 14.1 23.0 – – Postal service 44 ----------------------------------- 890 44 890 – – 1.8 2.9 – – Space research and technology 13 ------------------- 550 13 550 – – .5 .9 – –

Education services: Education 348 --------------------------------------- 411 48 957 211 316 240 548 14.0 3.2 30.1 36.7 Direct 348 ---------------------------------------- 411 22 136 86 377 239 898 14.0 1.4 12.3 36.6 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 26 821 124 939 650 (1) 1.8 17.8 .1 Libraries 4 ---------------------------------------- 988 665 684 4 223 .2 – .1 .6 Direct 4 ---------------------------------------- 988 478 288 4 222 .2 – – .6 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 187 396 1 (1) – .1 –

Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 202 ----------------------------------- 364 142 482 155 420 32 546 8.1 9.3 22.1 5.0 Direct 202 ---------------------------------------- 364 47 722 125 908 28 734 8.1 3.1 17.9 4.4 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 94 760 29 512 3 812 (1) 6.2 4.2 .6

Hospitals 69 ---------------------------------------- 203 10 749 26 125 33 388 2.8 .7 3.7 5.1 Direct 69 ---------------------------------------- 203 10 435 26 005 32 763 2.8 .7 3.7 5.0 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 314 120 625 (1) – – .1 Health 38 ------------------------------------------ 963 16 930 23 502 13 870 1.6 1.1 3.3 2.1 Direct 38 ---------------------------------------- 963 9 619 15 638 13 706 1.6 .6 2.2 2.1 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 7 311 7 864 164 (1) .5 1.1 –

Social insurance administration 9 -------------------- 172 9 020 3 702 14 .4 .6 .5 – Direct 9 ---------------------------------------- 172 5 455 3 702 14 .4 .4 .5 – Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 3 565 – – (1) .2 – –

Veterans’ services (all direct) 20 ---------------------- 490 20 320 170 – .8 1.3 – – Transportation:

Highways 67 --------------------------------------- 502 16 303 48 959 26 288 2.7 1.1 7.0 4.0 Direct 67 ---------------------------------------- 502 813 40 478 26 211 2.7 .1 5.8 4.0 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 15 490 8 481 76 (1) 1.0 1.2 –

Air transportation (airports) 13 ------------------------ 984 7 523 1 387 7 151 .6 .5 .2 1.1 Direct 13 ---------------------------------------- 984 5 871 963 7 149 .6 .4 .1 1.1 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 1 652 424 2 (1) .1 .1 –

Other transportation 5 ------------------------------ 874 2 728 4 316 3 141 .2 .2 .6 .5 Direct 5 ---------------------------------------- 874 2 721 694 2 459 .2 .2 .1 .4 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 7 3 622 682 (1) – .5 –

Public safety:

Police protection 41 --------------------------------- 248 7 400 5 494 29 684 1.7 .5 .8 4.5 Direct 41 ---------------------------------------- 248 6 703 4 863 29 682 1.7 .4 .7 4.5

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 697 631 2 (1) – .1 –

Fire protection 14 ----------------------------------- 358 – – 14 381 .6 – – 2.2

Direct 14 ---------------------------------------- 358 – – 14 358 .6 – – 2.2

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) – – 23 (1)–– –

Correction 31 --------------------------------------- 112 2 646 20 090 10 404 1.3 .2 2.9 1.6

Direct 31 ---------------------------------------- 112 2 411 18 401 10 300 1.3 .2 2.6 1.6

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 235 1 689 105 (1) – .2 –

Protective inspection and regulation 6 --------------- 246 – 4 173 2 162 .3 – .6 .3

Direct 6 ---------------------------------------- 246 – 4 083 2 162 .3 – .6 .3

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) – 90 – (1)–– –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 64 -------------------------------- 550 53 938 10 521 3 133 2.6 3.5 1.5 .5

Direct 64 ---------------------------------------- 550 51 501 9 922 3 127 2.6 3.4 1.4 .5

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 2 437 599 6 (1) .2 .1 –

Parks and recreation 17 ----------------------------- 712 2 064 3 016 13 054 .7 .1 .4 2.0

Direct 17 ---------------------------------------- 712 1 984 2 688 13 040 .7 .1 .4 2.0

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 80 329 13 (1)–– –

Housing and community development 32 -------------- 549 31 887 2 668 15 488 1.3 2.1 .4 2.4

Direct 32 ---------------------------------------- 549 15 482 1 606 15 461 1.3 1.0 .2 2.4

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 16 405 1 062 27 (1) 1.1 .2 –

Sewerage 20 --------------------------------------- 344 – 1 617 19 557 .8 – .2 3.0

Direct 20 ---------------------------------------- 344 – 908 19 436 .8 – .1 3.0

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) – 709 121 (1) – .1 –

Solid waste management 14 ------------------------- 697 5 361 1 474 10 736 .6 .4 .2 1.6

Direct 14 ---------------------------------------- 697 2 649 1 321 10 727 .6 .2 .2 1.6

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 2 712 153 9 (1) .2 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 28 --------------------------- 852 10 843 9 751 8 450 1.2 .7 1.4 1.3

Direct 28 ---------------------------------------- 852 10 843 9 649 8 441 1.2 .7 1.4 1.3

Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 81 102 9 (1)–– –

Judicial and legal 20 -------------------------------- 767 7 377 7 501 10 057 .8 .5 1.1 1.5

Direct 20 ---------------------------------------- 767 4 415 6 326 10 026 .8 .2 .9 1.5 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 2 962 1 174 31 (1) .3 .2 –

General public buildings (all direct) 5 ---------------- 974 – 1 369 4 604 .2 – .2 .7 Other government administration 11 ------------------ 586 1 668 2 548 7 387 .5 .1 .4 1.1 Direct 11 ---------------------------------------- 586 1 668 2 531 7 387 .5 .1 .4 1.1 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) – 17 – (1)–– –

Interest on general debt (all direct) 254 ------------------- 968 199 713 24 622 30 633 10.2 13.1 3.5 4.7

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

General local government support (all

intergovernmental) (1 ------------------------------ ) – 16 368 – (1) – 2.3 –

Other and unallocable 102 ---------------------------- 723 63 883 25 630 29 074 4.1 4.2 3.7 4.4 Direct 102 ---------------------------------------- 723 53 563 21 083 28 077 4.1 3.5 3.0 4.3 Intergovernmental (1 ----------------------------- ) 10 320 4 547 973 (1) .7 .6 .1

Utility expenditure (all direct) 81 ------------------------------ 298 – 7 036 74 262 3.3 – 1.0 11.3

Liquor store expenditure (all direct) 3 ------------------------ 063 – 2 577 486 .1 – .4 .1

Insurance trust expenditure (all direct) 545 ---------------------- 006 454 730 79 895 10 381 21.9 29.8 11.4 1.6

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

12 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 10. Summary of Direct Government Expenditure by Function, Level, and Type of

Government: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Amount (millions of dollars)

State and local governments

Local governments

All governmentsFederal

Government Total

State

governments Total County Municipal TownshipSchool

district

Special

district

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Direct expenditure, total 2 ---------------------- 488 128 1 341 275 1 146 853 499 104 647 748 145 917 213 379 20 272 200 940 67 241

Direct general expenditure 1 ----------------------------- 858 760 886 545 972 215 409 596 562 620 140 781 164 767 18 931 200 579 37 561

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 351 -------- 684 351 684 – – – – – – – –

Postal service 44 ----------------------------------- 890 44 890 – – – – – – – –

Space research and technology 13 ------------------- 550 13 550 – – – – – – – –

Education services:

Education 348 --------------------------------------- 411 22 136 326 275 86 377 239 898 19 253 18 603 5 144 196 873 25

Higher education 84 ------------------------------ 329 (1) 84 329 70 904 13 425 2 150 529 – 10 745 –

Elementary and secondary education 228 ------------ 695 (2) 228 695 2 222 226 473 17 102 18 074 5 144 186 128 25

Assistance and subsidies 10 ---------------------- 440 4 713 5 727 5 727 – – – – – –

Other education 24 ------------------------------- 947 17 423 7 524 7 524 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ---------------------------------------- 988 478 4 510 288 4 222 1 248 2 090 274 – 609

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 202 ----------------------------------- 364 47 722 154 642 125 908 28 734 20 566 7 895 230 – 43

Cash assistance payments 50 --------------------- 506 23 278 27 228 14 782 12 446 9 644 2 788 14 – –

Categorical assistance programs 47 ------------- 151 23 278 23 873 13 513 10 360 8 400 1 957 3 – –

Other cash assistance payments 3 ------------- 355 – 3 355 1 269 2 086 1 243 831 12 – –

Vendor payments 95 ----------------------------- 612 – 95 612 93 603 2 008 1 137 863 8 – –

For medical care 94 --------------------------- 124 – 94 124 92 637 1 486 915 569 2 – –

Other vendor payments 1 --------------------- 488 – 1 488 966 522 222 294 6 – –

Welfare institutions 900 ---------------------------- – 900 617 283 239 44 – – –

Other public welfare 55 --------------------------- 347 24 444 30 903 16 906 13 997 9 546 4 200 208 – 43

Hospitals 69 ---------------------------------------- 203 10 435 58 768 26 005 32 763 14 718 7 398 68 – 10 578

Health 38 ------------------------------------------ 963 9 619 29 344 15 638 13 706 10 059 2 801 165 – 680

Social insurance administration 9 -------------------- 172 5 455 3 717 3 702 14 – 14 – – –

Veterans’ services 20 ------------------------------- 490 20 320 170 170 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 67 --------------------------------------- 502 813 66 689 40 478 26 211 10 036 12 929 2 640 – 606

Air transportation (airports) 13 ------------------------ 984 5 871 8 113 963 7 149 1 691 3 550 15 – 1 893

Parking facilities 865 --------------------------------- – 865 – 865 73 667 16 – 109

Water transport and terminals 4 --------------------- 582 2 721 1 861 504 1 357 137 435 5 – 780

Transit subsidies 427 --------------------------------- – 427 189 238 29 208 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 41 --------------------------------- 248 6 703 34 545 4 863 29 682 7 975 20 088 1 619 – –

Fire protection 14 ----------------------------------- 358 – 14 358 – 14 358 1 844 10 366 954 – 1 194

Correction 31 --------------------------------------- 112 2 411 28 701 18 401 10 300 8 201 2 085 13 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 6 --------------- 246 – 6 246 4 083 2 162 449 1 579 134 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 64 -------------------------------- 550 51 501 13 049 9 922 3 127 1 517 192 30 – 1 388

Parks and recreation 17 ----------------------------- 712 1 984 15 728 2 688 13 040 2 703 8 186 590 – 1 562

Housing and community development 32 -------------- 549 15 482 17 067 1 606 15 461 1 198 8 536 101 – 5 627

Sewerage 20 --------------------------------------- 344 – 20 344 908 19 436 2 276 11 127 851 – 5 181

Solid waste management 14 ------------------------- 697 2 649 12 048 1 321 10 727 2 635 6 347 1 170 – 575

Government administration:

Financial administration 28 --------------------------- 852 10 762 18 090 9 649 8 441 3 758 4 134 549 – –

Judicial and legal 20 -------------------------------- 767 4 415 16 352 6 326 10 026 7 497 2 348 181 – –

General public buildings 5 -------------------------- 974 – 5 974 1 369 4 604 2 404 1 884 316 – –

Other government administration 11 ------------------ 586 1 668 9 918 2 531 7 387 3 015 3 685 687 – –

Interest on general debt 254 ----------------------------- 968 199 713 55 255 24 622 30 633 8 610 12 429 724 3 706 5 165

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Miscellaneous commercial activities 325 ---------------- – 325 200 124 13 103 8 – –

Other and unallocable 102 ---------------------------- 399 53 563 48 836 20 883 27 953 8 872 15 089 2 447 – 1 546

Utilities 81 ----------------------------------------------- 298 – 81 298 7 036 74 262 3 074 40 474 1 189 – 29 526

Water supply 24 --------------------------------------- 378 – 24 378 209 24 169 2 070 14 661 687 – 6 751

Electric power 31 -------------------------------------- 983 – 31 983 2 532 29 451 144 18 023 487 – 10 797

Gas supply 3 ---------------------------------------- 058 – 3 058 3 3 055 30 2 177 9 – 839

Transit 21 -------------------------------------------- 879 – 21 879 4 292 17 587 830 5 613 5 – 11 139

Liquor stores 3 ----------------------------------------- 063 – 3 063 2 577 486 220 266 – – –

Insurance trust 545 ---------------------------------------- 006 454 730 90 276 79 895 10 381 1 842 7 873 152 361 153

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 10. Summary of Direct Government Expenditure by Function, Level, and Type of

Government: 1991-92mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Percent distribution

State and local governments

Local governments

All governmentsFederal

Government Total

State

governments Total County Municipal TownshipSchool

district

Special

district

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Direct expenditure, total 100.0 ---------------------- 53.9 46.1 20.1 26.0 5.9 8.6 .8 8.1 2.7

Direct general expenditure 100.0 ----------------------------- 47.7 52.3 22.0 30.3 7.6 8.9 1.0 10.8 2.0

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 100.0 -------- 100.0 – – ––––– –

Postal service 100.0 ----------------------------------- 100.0 – – ––––– –

Space research and technology 100.0 ------------------- 100.0 – – ––––– –

Education services:

Education 100.0 --------------------------------------- 6.4 93.6 24.8 68.9 5.5 5.3 1.5 56.5 –

Higher education 100.0 ------------------------------ (1) 100.0 84.1 15.9 2.6 .6 – 12.7 –

Elementary and secondary education 100.0 ------------ (2) 100.0 1.0 99.0 7.5 7.9 2.2 81.4 –

Assistance and subsidies 100.0 ---------------------- 45.1 54.9 54.9 – – – – – –

Other education 100.0 ------------------------------- 69.8 30.2 30.2 – – – – – –

Libraries 100.0 ---------------------------------------- 9.6 90.4 5.8 84.6 25.0 41.9 5.5 – 12.2

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 100.0 ----------------------------------- 23.6 76.4 62.2 14.2 10.2 3.9 .1 – –

Cash assistance payments 100.0 --------------------- 46.1 53.9 29.3 24.6 19.1 5.5 – – –

Categorical assistance programs 100.0 ------------- 49.4 50.6 28.7 22.0 17.8 4.2 – – –

Other cash assistance payments 100.0 ------------- – 100.0 37.8 62.2 37.1 24.8 .3 – –

Vendor payments 100.0 ----------------------------- – 100.0 97.9 2.1 1.2 .9 – – –

For medical care 100.0 --------------------------- – 100.0 98.4 1.6 1.0 .6 – – –

Other vendor payments 100.0 --------------------- – 100.0 64.9 35.1 14.9 19.8 .4 – –

Welfare institutions 100.0 ---------------------------- – 100.0 68.6 31.4 26.6 4.9 – – –

Other public welfare 100.0 --------------------------- 44.2 55.8 30.5 25.3 17.2 7.6 .4 – –

Hospitals 100.0 ---------------------------------------- 15.1 84.9 37.6 47.3 21.3 10.7 .1 – 15.3

Health 100.0 ------------------------------------------ 24.7 75.3 40.1 35.2 25.8 7.2 .4 – 1.7

Social insurance administration 100.0 -------------------- 59.5 40.5 40.4 .2 – .2 – – –

Veterans’ services 100.0 ------------------------------- 99.2 .8 .8 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 100.0 --------------------------------------- 1.2 98.8 60.0 38.8 14.9 19.2 3.9 – .9

Air transportation (airports) 100.0 ------------------------ 42.0 58.0 6.9 51.1 12.1 25.4 .1 – 13.5

Parking facilities 100.0 --------------------------------- – 100.0 – 100.0 8.5 77.1 1.8 – 12.6

Water transport and terminals 100.0 --------------------- 59.4 40.6 11.0 29.6 3.0 9.5 .1 – 17.0

Transit subsidies 100.0 --------------------------------- – 100.0 44.3 55.7 6.9 48.7 .1 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 100.0 --------------------------------- 16.3 83.7 11.8 72.0 19.3 48.7 3.9 – –

Fire protection 100.0 ----------------------------------- – 100.0 – 100.0 12.8 72.2 6.6 – 8.3

Correction 100.0 --------------------------------------- 7.7 92.3 59.1 33.1 26.4 6.7 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 100.0 --------------- – 100.0 65.4 34.6 7.2 25.3 2.2 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 100.0 -------------------------------- 79.8 20.2 15.4 4.8 2.4 .3 – – 2.2

Parks and recreation 100.0 ----------------------------- 11.2 88.8 15.2 73.6 15.3 46.2 3.3 – 8.8

Housing and community development 100.0 -------------- 47.6 52.4 4.9 47.5 3.7 26.2 .3 – 17.3

Sewerage 100.0 --------------------------------------- – 100.0 4.5 95.5 11.2 54.7 4.2 – 25.5

Solid waste management 100.0 ------------------------- 18.0 82.0 9.0 73.0 17.9 43.2 8.0 – 3.9

Government administration:

Financial administration 100.0 --------------------------- 37.3 62.7 33.4 29.3 13.0 14.3 1.9 – –

Judicial and legal 100.0 -------------------------------- 21.3 78.7 30.5 48.3 36.1 11.3 .9 – –

General public buildings 100.0 -------------------------- – 100.0 22.9 77.1 40.2 31.5 5.3 – –

Other government administration 100.0 ------------------ 14.4 85.6 21.8 63.8 26.0 31.8 5.9 – –

Interest on general debt 100.0 ----------------------------- 78.3 21.7 9.7 12.0 3.4 4.9 .3 1.5 2.0

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Miscellaneous commercial activities 100.0 ---------------- – 100.0 61.7 38.3 4.1 31.8 2.4 – –

Other and unallocable 100.0 ---------------------------- 45.0 55.0 23.5 31.5 10.0 17.0 2.8 – 1.7

Utility expenditure 100.0 ------------------------------------- – 100.0 8.7 91.3 3.8 49.8 1.5 – 36.3

Water supply 100.0 --------------------------------------- – 100.0 .9 99.1 8.5 60.1 2.8 – 27.7

Electric power 100.0 -------------------------------------- – 100.0 7.9 92.1 .4 56.4 1.5 – 33.8

Gas supply 100.0 ---------------------------------------- – 100.0 .1 99.9 1.0 71.2 .3 – 27.5

Transit 100.0 -------------------------------------------- – 100.0 19.6 80.4 3.8 25.7 – – 50.9

Liquor store expenditure 100.0 ------------------------------- – 100.0 84.1 15.9 7.2 8.7 – – –

Insurance trust expenditure 100.0 ----------------------------- 83.4 16.6 14.7 1.9 .3 1.4 – .1 –

1Service academies are included under " National defense and international relations."

2Minor amounts are included under " Other education."

14 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 11. Summary of Government Expenditure for Capital Outlay by Function, Level, and

Type of Government: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Amount (million dollars) Percent distribution

State and local governments State and local governments

All governments

Federal

Government Total

State

governments

Local

governments

All

governments

Federal

Government Total

State

governments

Local

governments

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

All capital outlay 227 ------------------------------------ 798 93 095 134 703 50 126 84 577 100.0 40.9 59.1 22.0 37.1

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 69 ------------------ 061 69 061 – – – 100.0 100.0 – – –

Postal service 1 --------------------------------------------- 767 1 767 – – – 100.0 100.0 – – –

Space research and technology 4 ---------------------------- 764 4 764 – – – 100.0 100.0 – – –

Education services:

Education 30 ------------------------------------------------ 935 90 30 845 8 965 21 880 100.0 .3 99.7 29.0 70.7

Higher education 9 --------------------------------------- 180 (1) 9 180 8 208 972 100.0 – 100.0 89.4 10.6

Elementary and secondary education 21 --------------------- 319 (2) 21 319 411 20 908 100.0 – 100.0 1.9 98.1

Other education 436 ---------------------------------------- 90 346 346 – 100.0 20.6 79.4 79.4 –

Libraries 649 -------------------------------------------------- 54 595 42 553 100.0 8.3 91.7 6.5 85.2

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 509 --------------------------------------------- 53 456 255 202 100.0 10.4 89.6 50.1 39.7

Hospitals 4 ------------------------------------------------- 430 1 106 3 324 1 197 2 127 100.0 25.0 75.0 27.0 48.0

Health 1 --------------------------------------------------- 495 488 1 007 516 491 100.0 32.6 67.4 34.5 32.8

Other social services and income maintenance 2 --------------- 024 1 835 189 188 – 100.0 90.7 9.3 9.3 –

Transportation:

Highways 37 ------------------------------------------------- 341 310 37 031 27 757 9 274 100.0 .8 99.2 74.3 24.8

Air transportation (airports) 5 --------------------------------- 484 879 4 605 615 3 990 100.0 16.0 84.0 11.2 72.8

Parking facilities 333 ------------------------------------------- – 333 – 333 100.0 – 100.0 – 100.0

Water transport and terminals 1 ------------------------------ 284 506 778 192 585 100.0 39.4 60.6 15.0 45.6

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ------------------------------------------ 894 464 1 430 282 1 148 100.0 24.5 75.5 14.9 60.6

Fire protection 971 -------------------------------------------- – 971 – 971 100.0 – 100.0 – 100.0

Correction 3 ------------------------------------------------ 974 89 3 885 2 276 1 609 100.0 2.2 97.8 57.3 40.5

Protective inspection and regulation 226 ------------------------- – 226 157 68 100.0 – 100.0 69.5 30.1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ----------------------------------------- 732 5 466 2 266 1 496 769 100.0 70.7 29.3 19.3 9.9

Parks and recreation 4 -------------------------------------- 395 461 3 934 742 3 192 100.0 10.5 89.5 16.9 72.6

Housing and community development 8 ----------------------- 199 4 017 4 182 83 4 098 100.0 49.0 51.0 1.0 50.0

Sewerage 8 ------------------------------------------------ 926 – 8 926 533 8 393 100.0 – 100.0 6.0 94.0

Solid waste management 1 ---------------------------------- 504 19 1 485 156 1 328 100.0 1.3 98.7 10.4 88.3

Government administration:

Financial administration 848 ------------------------------------ 301 547 265 281 100.0 35.5 64.5 31.3 33.1

Judicial and legal 862 ------------------------------------------ 238 624 219 405 100.0 27.6 72.4 25.4 47.0

General public buildings 2 ------------------------------------ 251 – 2 251 619 1 632 100.0 – 100.0 27.5 72.5

Other government administration 600 ---------------------------- 19 581 81 500 100.0 3.2 96.8 13.5 83.3

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Miscellaneous commercial activities 42 ------------------------- – 42 27 15 100.0 – 100.0 64.3 35.7

Other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------- 495 1 102 6 393 1 239 5 154 100.0 14.7 85.3 16.5 68.8

Utilities 17 ----------------------------------------------------- 786 – 17 786 2 209 15 577 100.0 – 100.0 12.4 87.6

Water supply 7 --------------------------------------------- 567 – 7 567 88 7 479 100.0 – 100.0 1.2 98.8

Electric power 3 -------------------------------------------- 950 – 3 950 408 3 542 100.0 – 100.0 10.3 89.7 Gas supply 432 ----------------------------------------------- – 432 – 432 100.0 – 100.0 – 100.0 Transit 5 --------------------------------------------------- 836 – 5 836 1 713 4 123 100.0 – 100.0 29.4 70.6 Liquor stores 12 ------------------------------------------------ – 12 10 1 100.0 – 100.0 83.3 8.3

Construction only 111 ----------------------------------- 645 10 920 100 725 39 001 61 725 100.0 9.8 90.2 34.9 55.3

Selected Federal programs: National defense and international relations 4 ------------------ 565 4 565 – – – 100.0 100.0 – – – Postal service 876 --------------------------------------------- 876 – – – 100.0 100.0 – – – Space research and technology 428 ---------------------------- 428 – – – 100.0 100.0 – – – Education services: Education 19 ------------------------------------------------ 724 22 19 702 4 869 14 833 100.0 .1 99.9 24.7 75.2 Higher education 4 --------------------------------------- 839 – 4 839 4 314 525 100.0 – 100.0 89.2 10.8 Elementary and secondary education 14 --------------------- 681 – 14 681 372 14 309 100.0 – 100.0 2.5 97.5 Other education 205 ---------------------------------------- 22 183 183 – 100.0 10.7 89.3 89.3 – Libraries 408 -------------------------------------------------- – 408 29 378 100.0 – 100.0 7.1 92.6 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 213 --------------------------------------------- 34 179 49 130 100.0 16.0 84.0 23.0 61.0 Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------- 723 719 2 004 678 1 327 100.0 26.4 73.6 24.9 48.7 Health 686 --------------------------------------------------- 48 638 361 277 100.0 7.0 93.0 52.6 40.4 Other social services and income maintenance 111 --------------- 54 57 57 – 100.0 48.6 51.4 51.4 – Transportation:

Highways 32 ------------------------------------------------- 781 291 32 490 25 286 7 204 100.0 .9 99.1 77.1 22.0 Air transportation (airports) 4 --------------------------------- 021 144 3 877 541 3 336 100.0 3.6 96.4 13.5 83.0 Parking facilities 239 ------------------------------------------- – 239 – 239 100.0 – 100.0 – 100.0 Water transport and terminals 836 ------------------------------ 307 529 153 375 100.0 36.7 63.3 18.3 44.9 Public safety:

Police protection 489 ------------------------------------------ 101 388 38 350 100.0 20.7 79.3 7.8 71.6 Fire protection 336 -------------------------------------------- – 336 – 336 100.0 – 100.0 – 100.0 Correction 3 ------------------------------------------------ 465 38 3 427 1 982 1 445 100.0 1.1 98.9 57.2 41.7 Protective inspection and regulation 75 ------------------------- – 75 69 5 100.0 – 100.0 92.0 6.7 Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ----------------------------------------- 137 2 757 1 380 810 570 100.0 66.6 33.4 19.6 13.8

Parks and recreation 3 -------------------------------------- 070 227 2 843 592 2 251 100.0 7.4 92.6 19.3 73.3

Housing and community development 3 ----------------------- 499 – 3 499 68 3 431 100.0 – 100.0 1.9 98.1

Sewerage 8 ------------------------------------------------ 038 – 8 038 526 7 513 100.0 – 100.0 6.5 93.5

Solid waste management 985 ---------------------------------- – 985 139 846 100.0 – 100.0 14.1 85.9

Government administration:

Financial administration 72 ------------------------------------ – 72 38 35 100.0 – 100.0 52.8 48.6

Judicial and legal 459 ------------------------------------------ 63 396 124 271 100.0 13.7 86.3 27.0 59.0

General public buildings 1 ------------------------------------ 853 – 1 853 529 1 323 100.0 – 100.0 28.5 71.4

Other government administration 140 ---------------------------- – 140 20 120 100.0 – 100.0 14.3 85.7

General expenditure, n.e.c.:

Miscellaneous commercial activities 18 ------------------------- – 18 8 10 100.0 – 100.0 44.4 55.6

Other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------- 168 246 3 922 650 3 271 100.0 5.9 94.1 15.6 78.5

Utilities 13 ----------------------------------------------------- 233 – 13 233 1 384 11 849 100.0 – 100.0 10.5 89.5

Water supply 6 --------------------------------------------- 330 – 6 330 86 6 244 100.0 – 100.0 1.4 98.6

Electric power 2 -------------------------------------------- 987 – 2 987 385 2 602 100.0 – 100.0 12.9 87.1 Gas supply 237 ----------------------------------------------- – 237 – 237 100.0 – 100.0 – 100.0 Transit 3 --------------------------------------------------- 679 – 3 679 913 2 766 100.0 – 100.0 24.8 75.2 Liquor stores – ------------------------------------------------ – – – ––––– –

1Service academies are included under " National defense and international relations." 2Minor amounts are included under " Other education."

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Table 12. Summary of Finances for State and Local Government-Operated Utilities by Type

of Utility and Government: 1991-92

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Expenditure Long-term debt outstanding at end of

fiscal year

Capital outlay

Revenue Total

Current

operation Total

Construction onlyInterest on

debt Total

Full faith

and credit

Nonguaranteed

Long-term

debt

issued

Long-term

debt retired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

All utilities, total 58 --------------- 923 81 298 53 869 17 786 13 233 9 643 150 388 17 568 132 820 21 755 14 023

State governments 3 --------- 512 7 036 3 966 2 209 1 384 861 13 687 1 083 12 605 2 780 2 058

Local governments 55 --------- 411 74 262 49 903 15 577 11 849 8 782 136 701 16 485 120 215 18 975 11 965

County 1 ------------------ 736 3 074 1 718 1 036 896 320 5 377 1 232 4 145 812 645

Municipal 35 ---------------- 168 40 474 29 505 7 454 4 902 3 515 54 323 9 935 44 389 8 616 4 654

Township 1 ---------------- 093 1 189 929 196 152 64 998 831 167 195 87

Special district 17 ----------- 414 29 526 17 752 6 891 5 898 4 883 76 002 4 488 71 514 9 353 6 580

Water supply 19 --------------------------- 147 24 378 13 521 7 567 6 330 3 290 53 397 12 477 40 920 9 573 5 181

State governments 124 ------------------- 209 88 88 86 33 918 560 358 229 108

Local governments 19 ------------------- 023 24 169 13 433 7 479 6 244 3 257 52 479 11 917 40 562 9 344 5 074

County 1 --------------------------- 424 2 070 980 794 711 296 4 967 1 185 3 781 779 635

Municipal 12 ------------------------- 724 14 661 8 702 4 098 3 096 1 861 29 813 6 117 23 695 5 351 3 024

Township 572 ------------------------- 687 442 184 146 61 957 793 164 192 82

Special district 4 -------------------- 304 6 751 3 309 2 403 2 291 1 039 16 743 3 821 12 922 3 022 1 333

Electric power 30 -------------------------- 999 31 983 22 739 3 950 2 987 5 293 79 275 582 78 693 8 140 6 384

State governments 2 ------------------- 256 2 532 1 552 408 385 571 8 036 – 8 036 1 730 1 514

Local governments 28 ------------------- 743 29 451 21 187 3 542 2 602 4 722 71 239 582 70 657 6 410 4 870

County 132 --------------------------- 144 104 27 25 13 217 – 217 – 4

Municipal 18 ------------------------- 232 18 023 14 502 2 168 1 292 1 353 20 002 496 19 506 2 286 886

Township 511 ------------------------- 487 473 11 6 3 41 37 3 3 5

Special district 9 -------------------- 868 10 797 6 108 1 335 1 279 3 353 50 980 48 50 932 4 121 3 974

Gas supply 3 ---------------------------- 034 3 058 2 533 432 237 92 1 535 108 1 427 218 72

State governments 5 ------------------- 3 3––– 2 – 2– –

Local governments 3 ------------------- 029 3 055 2 530 432 237 92 1 533 108 1 425 218 72

County 15 --------------------------- 30 14 15 15 – 6 – 6 – –

Municipal 2 ------------------------- 321 2 177 1 908 198 150 71 1 071 108 963 66 61

Township 9 ------------------------- 9 9––– – – –– –

Special district 684 -------------------- 839 599 219 73 21 457 – 457 152 11

Transit 5 -------------------------------- 742 21 879 15 076 5 836 3 679 968 16 181 4 401 11 779 3 824 2 386

State governments 1 ------------------- 126 4 292 2 322 1 713 913 257 4 732 523 4 209 821 436

Local governments 4 ------------------- 616 17 587 12 753 4 123 2 766 711 11 449 3 878 7 570 3 003 1 950

County 165 --------------------------- 830 620 200 146 11 188 46 142 33 5

Municipal 1 ------------------------- 892 5 613 4 392 990 365 230 3 438 3 213 225 912 683

Township 1 ------------------------- 5 5––– – – –– –

Special district 2 -------------------- 559 11 139 7 736 2 933 2 255 470 7 822 619 7 203 2 058 1 262

Table 13. Summary of State and Local Government Indebtedness and Debt Transactions by

Level and Type of Government: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function Total

State governmentsTotal, local

governments County Municipal Township

School

district Special district

1 2 3 4 567 8

AMOUNT (MILLION DOLLARS)

Debt outstanding, total 970 ----------------------- 462 372 319 598 142 129 760 241 551 11 549 61 441 153 841

Long-term 949 -------------------------------------------- 129 369 370 579 759 123 800 236 144 10 005 58 460 151 350 Full faith and credit 294 --------------------------------- 812 96 598 198 214 36 937 81 748 7 978 56 983 14 567 Nonguaranteed 654 ------------------------------------- 317 272 772 381 545 86 862 154 396 2 027 1 477 136 783 Short-term 21 -------------------------------------------- 333 2 949 18 384 5 961 5 407 1 544 2 981 2 491 Long-term debt by purpose:

Public debt for private purposes 309 ---------------------- 782 173 525 136 256 58 253 52 833 1 587 – 23 583 Education 116 ------------------------------------------ 755 43 978 72 777 4 818 6 102 1 283 58 460 2 114 Utility 150 ---------------------------------------------- 388 13 687 136 701 5 377 54 323 998 – 76 002 Long-term debt issued 155 --------------------------------- 060 70 153 84 906 16 775 35 795 1 647 12 739 17 950 Long-term debt retired 99 --------------------------------- 233 44 966 54 268 11 138 22 227 969 6 694 13 241

Exhibit:

Net long-term debt outstanding 568 ---------------------- 043 158 897 409 146 60 246 167 330 8 303 54 902 118 365

Offsets to long-term debt 381 ---------------------------- 086 210 473 170 613 63 553 68 814 1 702 3 558 32 985

PERCENT DISTRIBUTION BY LEVEL AND TYPE OF GOVERNMENT

Debt outstanding, total 100.0 ----------------------- 38.4 61.6 13.4 24.9 1.2 6.3 15.9

Long-term 100.0 -------------------------------------------- 38.9 61.1 13.0 24.9 1.1 6.2 15.9

Full faith and credit 100.0 --------------------------------- 32.8 67.2 12.5 27.7 2.7 19.3 4.9

Nonguaranteed 100.0 ------------------------------------- 41.7 58.3 13.3 23.6 .3 .2 20.9

Short-term 100.0 -------------------------------------------- 13.8 86.2 27.9 25.3 7.2 14.0 11.7

Long-term debt by purpose:

Public debt for private purposes 100.0 ---------------------- 56.0 44.0 18.8 17.1 .5 – 7.6

Education 100.0 ------------------------------------------ 37.7 62.3 4.1 5.2 1.1 50.1 1.8

Utility 100.0 ---------------------------------------------- 9.1 90.9 3.6 36.1 .7 – 50.5

Long-term debt issued 100.0 --------------------------------- 45.2 54.8 10.8 23.1 1.1 8.2 11.6

Long-term debt retired 100.0 --------------------------------- 45.3 54.7 11.2 22.4 1.0 6.7 13.3

Exhibit:

Net long-term debt outstanding 100.0 ---------------------- 28.0 72.0 10.6 29.5 1.5 9.7 20.8

Offsets to long-term debt 100.0 ---------------------------- 55.2 44.8 16.7 18.1 .4 .9 8.7

16 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 14. Summary of Cash and Security Holdings of State and Local Governments by Type

and Purpose of Holdings, and Level and Type of Government: 1991-92 and Prior

Years

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding.For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90

Amount Percent distribution Amount Percent distribution Amount Percent distribution

12345 6

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Total 1 ------------------------------------------------ 646 397 100.0 1 562 881 100.0 1 490 833 100.0

Insurance trust funds 873 ----------------------------------------- 859 53.1 820 383 52.5 766 090 51.4 Unemployment compensation 27 ------------------------------- 390 1.7 33 131 2.1 37 247 2.5 Employee retirement 815 --------------------------------------- 420 49.5 759 254 48.6 703 772 47.2 Workers’ compensation 30 ------------------------------------- 314 1.8 26 940 1.7 23 744 1.6 Other ----------------------------------------------------- 735 – 1 058 .1 1 327 .1 Other than insurance trust funds 772 ------------------------------- 538 46.9 742 498 47.5 724 744 48.6 Offsets to debt 381 -------------------------------------------- 086 23.1 371 897 23.8 364 252 24.4 Bond funds 80 ----------------------------------------------- 576 4.9 80 488 5.1 75 064 5.0 Other ----------------------------------------------------- 310 876 18.9 290 113 18.6 285 427 19.1

STATE GOVERNMENTS

Total 1 ------------------------------------------------ 085 274 100.0 1 018 903 100.0 963 342 100.0

Insurance trust funds 722 ----------------------------------------- 646 66.6 673 283 66.1 627 879 65.2

Unemployment compensation 27 ------------------------------- 390 2.5 33 088 3.2 37 167 3.9

Employee retirement 664 --------------------------------------- 207 61.2 612 197 60.1 565 641 58.7

Workers’ compensation 30 ------------------------------------- 314 2.8 26 940 2.6 23 744 2.5

Other ----------------------------------------------------- 735 .1 1 058 .1 1 327 .1

Other than insurance trust funds 362 ------------------------------- 629 33.4 345 620 33.9 335 463 34.8

Offsets to debt 210 -------------------------------------------- 473 19.4 201 759 19.8 189 966 19.7

Bond funds 20 ----------------------------------------------- 690 1.9 19 732 1.9 18 772 1.9

Other ----------------------------------------------------- 131 466 12.1 124 128 12.2 126 725 13.2

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Total 561 ------------------------------------------------ 123 100.0 543 978 100.0 527 492 100.0

Insurance trust funds 151 ----------------------------------------- 213 26.9 147 100 27.0 138 211 26.2 Unemployment compensation – ------------------------------- – 43 – 80 – Employee retirement 151 --------------------------------------- 213 26.9 147 057 27.0 138 131 26.2 Other than insurance trust funds 409 ------------------------------- 910 73.1 396 878 73.0 389 281 73.8 By purpose:

Offsets to debt 170 ------------------------------------------ 613 30.4 170 137 31.3 174 286 33.0 Bond funds 59 --------------------------------------------- 886 10.7 60 756 11.2 56 293 10.7 Other 179 -------------------------------------------------- 410 32.0 165 985 30.5 158 702 30.1 By type of government:

County 113 ------------------------------------------------- 086 20.2 107 395 19.7 106 751 20.2 Municipal 160 ----------------------------------------------- 033 28.5 155 287 28.5 149 184 28.3 Township 9 ----------------------------------------------- 717 1.7 9 578 1.8 9 142 1.7 School district 49 ------------------------------------------ 235 8.8 44 674 8.2 46 694 8.9 Special district 77 ------------------------------------------ 838 13.9 79 945 14.7 77 509 14.7

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 17
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Table 15. Summary of Government Insurance Trust Finances by Level of Government and

Type of Insurance Trust: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Insurance trust revenue

Total Contributions

Earnings on

investments1 Insurance trust

expenditure

123 4

AMOUNT (MILLION DOLLARS)

All governments1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 552 521 470 071 82 451 545 006 Unemployment compensation ----------------------------------------------------------- 27 153 24 955 2 198 32 973 Employee retirement-------------------------------------------------------------------- 110 860 33 480 77 380 80 406 Workers’ compensation----------------------------------------------------------------- 11 750 8 941 2 809 7 844 Other insurance trust ------------------------------------------------------------------- 402 758 402 695 64 423 782

Federal Government1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 404 562 404 562 64 258 454 730 Unemployment compensation1 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 134 134 3 649 86 Employee retirement1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 658 4 658 22 897 33 987 Other insurance trust1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 399 770 399 770 37 712 420 657 Railroad retirement1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 608 4 608 1 251 7 401 Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI)1 ---------------------------------------------- 394 268 394 268 35 369 410 855 Veterans’ life insurance1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 894 894 1 092 2 401

State and local governments ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 147 959 65 509 82 451 90 276 Unemployment compensation --------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 019 24 821 2 198 32 887 Employee retirement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 106 202 28 822 77 380 46 419 Workers’ compensation--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 750 8 941 2 809 7 844 Other insurance trust ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 988 2 925 64 3 125

State governments------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 129 663 61 548 68 115 79 895 Unemployment compensation ------------------------------------------------------------------ 26 921 24 725 2 196 32 761 Employee retirement -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 003 24 957 63 047 36 165 Workers’ compensation ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 750 8 941 2 809 7 844 Other insurance trust -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 988 2 925 64 3 125

Local governments------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 296 3 961 14 336 10 381 Unemployment compensation2------------------------------------------------------------------ 98 95 2 127 Employee retirement -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 198 3 865 14 333 10 254

PERCENT DISTRIBUTION

All governments1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Unemployment compensation ----------------------------------------------------------- 4.9 5.3 2.7 6.1

Employee retirement-------------------------------------------------------------------- 20.1 7.1 93.8 14.8

Workers’ compensation----------------------------------------------------------------- 2.1 1.9 3.4 1.4

Other insurance trust ------------------------------------------------------------------- 72.9 85.7 .1 77.8

Federal Government1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Unemployment compensation1 -------------------------------------------------------------------- – – 5.7 –

Employee retirement1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.2 1.2 35.6 7.5

Other insurance trust1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98.8 98.8 58.7 92.5

Railroad retirement1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.1 1.1 1.9 1.6

Social Security and Medicare insurances (OASDHI)1 ---------------------------------------------- 97.5 97.5 55.0 90.4 Veterans’ life insurance1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- .2 .2 1.7 .5

State and local governments ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Unemployment compensation --------------------------------------------------------------------- 18.3 37.9 2.7 36.4 Employee retirement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71.8 44.0 93.8 51.4 Workers’ compensation--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7.9 13.6 3.4 8.7 Other insurance trust ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2.0 4.5 .1 3.5

State governments------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Unemployment compensation ------------------------------------------------------------------ 20.8 40.2 3.2 41.0 Employee retirement -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67.9 40.5 92.6 45.3 Workers’ compensation ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9.1 14.5 4.1 9.8 Other insurance trust -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2.3 4.8 .1 3.9

Local governments------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Unemployment compensation2------------------------------------------------------------------ .5 2.4 – 1.2 Employee retirement -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 99.5 97.6 100.0 98.8

1Earnings on investments of Federal insurance trust systems consist entirely of interest on holdings of Federal securities. These amounts, as intragovernmental transactions, are excluded

from revenue totals here and are shown only as exhibit data. 2Washington, DC, only.

18 SUMMARY GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 16. Summary of State and Local Government Employee-Retirement System Finances

by Level of Government: 1991-92

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Amount (Million dollars) Percent

Total

Stateadministered

systems

Locally

administered

systems Total

Stateadministered

systems

Locally

administered

systems

Receipts, total1------------------------------------------------------------ 126 184 101 240 24 944 100.0 100.0 100.0

Employee contributions ------------------------------------------------------------- 15 931 13 453 2 478 12.6 13.3 9.9

Government contributions ----------------------------------------------------------- 32 873 24 740 8 133 26.1 24.4 32.6

From State governments --------------------------------------------------------- 14 625 13 237 1 389 11.6 13.1 5.6

From local governments ---------------------------------------------------------- 18 248 11 503 6 744 14.5 11.4 27.0

Earnings on investments ------------------------------------------------------------ 77 380 63 047 14 333 61.3 62.3 57.5

Payments, total2----------------------------------------------------------- 46 419 36 165 10 254 100.0 100.0 100.0

Benefits --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 016 34 169 9 848 94.8 94.5 96.0

Withdrawals------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 403 1 997 406 5.2 5.5 4.0

Cash and security holdings at end of fiscal year 815 ---------------------------- 420 664 207 151 213 100.0 100.0 100.0

Cash and deposits------------------------------------------------------------------ 51 792 39 183 12 610 6.4 5.9 8.3

Securities-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 763 627 625 024 138 603 93.6 94.1 91.7

Governmental ------------------------------------------------------------------- 202 610 171 212 31 398 24.8 25.8 20.8

Nongovernmental ---------------------------------------------------------------- 561 018 453 812 107 206 68.8 68.3 70.9

Corporate bonds -------------------------------------------------------------- 158 116 128 507 29 609 19.4 19.3 19.6

Corporate stocks-------------------------------------------------------------- 259 534 201 890 57 644 31.8 30.4 38.1

Mortgages-------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 022 32 084 938 4.0 4.8 .6

Other ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 110 346 91 331 19 015 13.5 13.8 12.6

1Exceeds employee retirement system revenue, shown in table 15, by amount of government contributions to own system.

2Exceeds employee retirement system expenditures, shown in table 15, by amount of " Other payments," included with " Financial administration" as shown in table 8.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES SUMMARY 19
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Table 17. Summary of State and Local Government Revenue by State: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographical area

From own sources

General revenue Other than general revenue

Total revenue

From Federal

Government Total Total Taxes

Charges and

miscellaneous Total Utility Liquor storeInsurance

trust

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

United States 1 ----------- 183 825 645 179 209 036 1 004 616 609 794 116 561 556 395 248 237 721 313 210 500 048 58 922 611 3 618 036 147 959 401

Alabama 15 ------------------------ 839 202 2 929 047 12 910 155 9 906 552 5 937 421 3 969 131 3 003 603 1 276 543 152 634 1 574 426 Alaska 7 -------------------------- 901 830 849 160 7 052 670 5 871 493 2 254 758 3 616 735 1 181 177 198 023 – 983 154 Arizona 16 ------------------------- 153 235 2 160 807 13 992 428 10 675 567 7 747 332 2 928 235 3 316 861 1 640 237 – 1 676 624 Arkansas 7 ------------------------ 898 410 1 719 560 6 178 850 5 169 149 3 633 180 1 535 969 1 009 701 316 194 – 693 507 California 162 ----------------------- 477 259 24 211 907 138 265 352 103 705 743 72 073 742 31 632 001 34 559 609 9 425 466 – 25 134 143

Colorado 15 ------------------------ 954 074 2 085 738 13 868 336 10 677 596 7 013 534 3 664 062 3 190 740 927 114 – 2 263 626 Connecticut 17 --------------------- 277 475 2 472 135 14 805 340 12 566 528 10 035 380 2 531 148 2 238 812 371 735 – 1 867 077 Delaware 3 ----------------------- 515 350 437 497 3 077 853 2 579 590 1 617 873 961 717 498 263 110 506 – 387 757 District of Columbia 5 -------------- 353 687 1 776 195 3 577 492 2 935 616 2 406 646 528 970 641 876 361 238 – 280 638 Florida 54 -------------------------- 558 564 6 354 625 48 203 939 39 619 302 25 919 228 13 700 074 8 584 637 3 395 536 – 5 189 101

Georgia 26 ------------------------- 819 578 4 241 502 22 578 076 18 136 353 12 369 401 5 766 952 4 441 723 1 879 086 – 2 562 637 Hawaii 6 -------------------------- 521 997 939 362 5 582 635 4 727 175 3 392 340 1 334 835 855 460 124 760 – 730 700 Idaho 4 --------------------------- 009 659 667 901 3 341 758 2 768 426 1 897 659 870 767 573 332 82 601 43 954 446 777 Illinois 48 -------------------------- 032 447 6 735 492 41 296 955 34 081 322 25 609 314 8 472 008 7 215 633 1 817 947 – 5 397 686 Indiana 21 ------------------------- 149 447 3 327 380 17 822 067 15 552 747 10 546 151 5 006 596 2 269 320 944 527 – 1 324 793

Iowa 11 ---------------------------- 608 713 1 734 922 9 873 791 8 423 721 5 709 558 2 714 163 1 450 070 449 369 84 197 916 504 Kansas 9 ------------------------- 919 597 1 418 133 8 501 464 7 065 851 4 939 746 2 126 105 1 435 613 572 889 – 862 724 Kentucky 14 ------------------------ 249 406 2 792 097 11 457 309 9 439 097 6 588 521 2 850 576 2 018 212 575 680 – 1 442 532 Louisiana 17 ----------------------- 653 096 4 017 741 13 635 355 11 553 988 7 076 326 4 477 662 2 081 367 629 285 – 1 452 082 Maine 5 -------------------------- 380 351 998 706 4 381 645 3 699 261 2 665 904 1 033 357 682 384 67 916 73 049 541 419

Maryland 21 ------------------------ 534 597 2 987 667 18 546 930 15 355 065 11 467 141 3 887 924 3 191 865 362 251 112 867 2 716 747 Massachusetts 30 ------------------ 088 646 4 848 898 25 239 748 20 825 582 15 309 017 5 516 565 4 414 166 1 599 285 – 2 814 881 Michigan 42 ------------------------ 347 232 6 405 529 35 941 703 29 510 202 20 503 351 9 006 851 6 431 501 1 222 178 444 441 4 764 882 Minnesota 23 ----------------------- 627 401 3 125 791 20 501 610 16 475 951 11 081 160 5 394 791 4 025 659 842 950 156 284 3 026 425 Mississippi 8 ---------------------- 983 267 2 181 585 6 801 682 5 552 435 3 458 601 2 093 834 1 249 247 361 629 122 830 764 788

Missouri 18 ------------------------ 323 084 3 205 573 15 117 511 12 245 220 8 646 070 3 599 150 2 872 291 827 643 – 2 044 648 Montana 3 ------------------------ 659 743 772 907 2 886 836 2 303 802 1 455 181 848 621 583 034 42 429 36 406 504 199 Nebraska 7 ----------------------- 678 068 987 192 6 690 876 4 795 903 3 235 101 1 560 802 1 894 973 1 603 459 – 291 514 Nevada 6 ------------------------- 126 847 714 344 5 412 503 4 028 551 2 712 857 1 315 694 1 383 952 215 195 – 1 168 757 New Hampshire 4 ----------------- 640 736 784 340 3 856 396 3 374 211 2 495 110 879 101 482 185 57 096 206 017 219 072

New Jersey 42 --------------------- 460 014 5 374 269 37 085 745 31 051 664 22 882 217 8 169 447 6 034 081 871 435 – 5 162 646 New Mexico 7 --------------------- 063 444 1 238 107 5 825 337 4 778 218 2 828 753 1 949 465 1 047 119 208 090 – 839 029 New York 126 ----------------------- 582 956 19 161 197 107 421 759 84 051 122 63 993 572 20 057 550 23 370 637 4 654 517 – 18 716 120 North Carolina 26 ------------------- 765 057 4 111 927 22 653 130 17 538 170 12 397 236 5 140 934 5 114 960 2 153 292 263 049 2 698 619 North Dakota 2 -------------------- 732 356 603 951 2 128 405 1 808 666 1 080 252 728 414 319 739 47 956 – 271 783

Ohio 51 ---------------------------- 221 105 7 082 506 44 138 599 30 225 667 21 336 525 8 889 142 13 912 932 1 225 385 373 930 12 313 617

Oklahoma 11 ----------------------- 843 561 1 892 038 9 951 523 8 012 954 5 240 594 2 772 360 1 938 569 677 977 – 1 260 592

Oregon 15 ------------------------- 357 459 2 415 758 12 941 701 9 606 341 6 237 899 3 368 442 3 335 360 606 710 168 854 2 559 796

Pennsylvania 54 -------------------- 142 959 8 798 896 45 344 063 36 841 878 26 268 472 10 573 406 8 502 185 1 575 933 667 257 6 258 995

Rhode Island 4 -------------------- 841 784 1 012 702 3 829 082 2 972 386 2 244 870 727 516 856 696 76 977 – 779 719

South Carolina 14 ------------------- 135 572 2 529 770 11 605 802 8 859 129 5 706 939 3 152 190 2 746 673 1 270 183 – 1 476 490

South Dakota 2 -------------------- 655 671 599 101 2 056 570 1 697 869 1 108 157 589 712 358 701 93 712 18 623 246 366

Tennessee 21 ---------------------- 029 833 3 689 919 17 339 914 11 819 296 7 726 120 4 093 176 5 520 618 3 718 411 – 1 802 207

Texas 66 -------------------------- 728 126 9 395 437 57 332 689 47 289 407 32 832 276 14 457 131 10 043 282 4 377 838 – 5 665 444

Utah 7 ---------------------------- 690 432 1 187 906 6 502 526 4 762 373 3 080 795 1 681 578 1 740 153 883 587 69 345 787 221

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 652 917 517 945 2 134 972 1 831 568 1 305 979 525 589 303 404 100 415 28 866 174 123

Virginia 24 ------------------------- 689 438 2 954 671 21 734 767 18 307 980 12 684 150 5 623 830 3 426 787 830 189 258 211 2 338 387

Washington 27 --------------------- 178 800 3 331 638 23 847 162 16 862 424 11 944 237 4 918 187 6 984 738 2 594 625 259 666 4 130 447

West Virginia 6 -------------------- 948 008 1 538 761 5 409 247 4 409 517 3 003 188 1 406 329 999 730 90 272 45 591 863 867

Wisconsin 24 ----------------------- 922 496 3 211 840 21 710 656 15 911 485 11 609 642 4 301 843 5 799 171 505 363 187 5 293 621

Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 900 659 676 964 2 223 695 1 856 448 1 085 772 770 676 367 247 58 977 31 778 276 492

20 REVENUE GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 18. General Revenue of State and Local Governments by Source and State: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

From own sources

Taxes Charges and miscellaneous

Total

From

Federal

Government Total Total1 Property

Sales and

gross

receipts Income Total

Current

charges

Interest

earnings

Special

assessments Other

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

United

States 973 ------ 325 597 179 209 036 794 116 561 556 395 248 178 411 854 196 417 420 139 389 131 237 721 313 136 890 325 55 349 323 2 536 826 42 944 839

Alabama 12 ------------- 835 599 2 929 047 9 906 552 5 937 421 720 288 3 019 254 1 455 832 3 969 131 2 878 708 729 662 4 106 356 655 Alaska 6 --------------- 720 653 849 160 5 871 493 2 254 758 628 802 195 501 200 025 3 616 735 605 230 1 950 372 4 215 1 056 918 Arizona 12 -------------- 836 374 2 160 807 10 675 567 7 747 332 2 581 072 3 349 396 1 451 196 2 928 235 1 515 860 798 832 48 653 564 890 Arkansas 6 ------------- 888 709 1 719 560 5 169 149 3 633 180 625 923 1 774 821 975 656 1 535 969 1 041 218 336 761 6 418 151 572 California 127 ------------- 917 650 24 211 907 103 705 743 72 073 742 20 614 069 25 275 457 21 547 993 31 632 001 18 803 251 7 101 331 604 876 5 122 543

Colorado 12 ------------- 763 334 2 085 738 10 677 596 7 013 534 2 336 269 2 530 375 1 735 412 3 664 062 2 016 830 925 612 56 353 665 267 Connecticut 15 ----------- 038 663 2 472 135 12 566 528 10 035 380 3 927 937 3 073 471 2 459 431 2 531 148 1 164 147 600 918 25 691 740 392 Delaware 3 ------------- 017 087 437 497 2 579 590 1 617 873 228 326 196 893 653 036 961 717 536 252 283 610 2 161 139 694 District of Columbia 4 --- 711 811 1 776 195 2 935 616 2 406 646 903 319 671 832 715 677 528 970 263 671 90 182 4 802 170 315 Florida 45 --------------- 973 927 6 354 625 39 619 302 25 919 228 9 948 598 13 020 719 695 114 13 700 074 7 648 711 3 330 188 431 949 2 289 226

Georgia 22 -------------- 377 855 4 241 502 18 136 353 12 369 401 3 659 903 4 802 721 3 456 994 5 766 952 4 157 923 973 929 13 194 621 906 Hawaii 5 --------------- 666 537 939 362 4 727 175 3 392 340 556 461 1 736 623 974 750 1 334 835 869 394 312 120 42 551 110 770 Idaho 3 ---------------- 436 327 667 901 2 768 426 1 897 659 475 986 664 987 603 653 870 767 526 138 206 702 9 317 128 610 Illinois 40 ---------------- 816 814 6 735 492 34 081 322 25 609 314 9 859 512 8 940 979 5 554 900 8 472 008 4 283 220 2 252 649 12 526 1 923 613 Indiana 18 --------------- 880 127 3 327 380 15 552 747 10 546 151 3 214 093 3 436 133 3 563 326 5 006 596 3 396 044 861 081 13 059 736 412

Iowa 10 ----------------- 158 643 1 734 922 8 423 721 5 709 558 1 998 385 1 630 015 1 609 508 2 714 163 1 853 305 451 623 17 432 391 803 Kansas 8 --------------- 483 984 1 418 133 7 065 851 4 939 746 1 830 511 1 726 203 1 032 754 2 126 105 1 277 419 526 327 67 830 254 529 Kentucky 12 ------------- 231 194 2 792 097 9 439 097 6 588 521 1 114 578 2 346 949 2 323 426 2 850 576 1 592 093 933 551 4 565 320 367 Louisiana 15 ------------- 571 729 4 017 741 11 553 988 7 076 326 1 184 115 3 746 509 1 099 990 4 477 662 2 442 667 1 117 818 6 148 911 029 Maine 4 ---------------- 697 967 998 706 3 699 261 2 665 904 1 022 465 854 631 661 536 1 033 357 465 522 234 130 1 617 332 088

Maryland 18 ------------- 342 732 2 987 667 15 355 065 11 467 141 3 210 082 2 960 809 4 507 820 3 887 924 2 006 219 747 022 103 248 1 031 435 Massachusetts 25 -------- 674 480 4 848 898 20 825 582 15 309 017 5 253 394 3 149 053 6 093 738 5 516 565 2 848 601 1 092 031 15 468 1 560 465 Michigan 35 ------------- 915 731 6 405 529 29 510 202 20 503 351 8 963 296 5 033 376 5 357 837 9 006 851 5 301 407 1 496 124 113 728 2 095 592 Minnesota 19 ------------ 601 742 3 125 791 16 475 951 11 081 160 3 475 507 3 447 582 3 421 903 5 394 791 3 081 680 1 343 441 200 062 769 608 Mississippi 7 ------------ 734 020 2 181 585 5 552 435 3 458 601 933 227 1 708 888 585 885 2 093 834 1 549 714 331 464 2 624 210 032

Missouri 15 -------------- 450 793 3 205 573 12 245 220 8 646 070 2 085 569 3 602 829 2 291 404 3 599 150 2 054 853 801 503 8 955 733 839 Montana 3 ------------- 076 709 772 907 2 303 802 1 455 181 581 541 202 305 379 221 848 621 339 158 308 808 31 785 168 870 Nebraska 5 ------------- 783 095 987 192 4 795 903 3 235 101 1 166 764 1 132 545 756 255 1 560 802 1 015 636 385 321 19 929 139 916 Nevada 4 -------------- 742 895 714 344 4 028 551 2 712 857 652 265 1 685 586 – 1 315 694 845 456 300 938 32 471 136 829 New Hampshire 4 ------- 158 551 784 340 3 374 211 2 495 110 1 498 907 686 740 130 593 879 101 459 057 300 737 872 118 435

New Jersey 36 ----------- 425 933 5 374 269 31 051 664 22 882 217 9 913 791 7 017 939 4 947 718 8 169 447 4 020 424 1 693 772 30 017 2 425 234 New Mexico 6 ---------- 016 325 1 238 107 4 778 218 2 828 753 343 809 1 553 635 523 095 1 949 465 832 160 765 346 20 476 331 483 New York 103 ------------ 212 319 19 161 197 84 051 122 63 993 572 21 335 082 17 026 651 22 660 447 20 057 550 11 300 422 4 407 565 111 812 4 237 751 North Carolina 21 -------- 650 097 4 111 927 17 538 170 12 397 236 2 556 370 4 816 460 4 226 883 5 140 934 3 538 790 853 628 15 392 733 124 North Dakota 2 --------- 412 617 603 951 1 808 666 1 080 252 338 068 432 158 158 128 728 414 434 456 169 906 41 572 82 480

Ohio 37 ----------------- 308 173 7 082 506 30 225 667 21 336 525 6 253 476 6 724 997 7 047 532 8 889 142 5 300 392 1 623 160 82 262 1 883 328

Oklahoma 9 ------------ 904 992 1 892 038 8 012 954 5 240 594 778 760 2 247 266 1 367 323 2 772 360 1 846 471 653 685 1 808 270 396

Oregon 12 -------------- 022 099 2 415 758 9 606 341 6 237 899 2 568 376 549 433 2 373 458 3 368 442 1 708 003 1 210 264 60 112 390 063

Pennsylvania 45 --------- 640 774 8 798 896 36 841 878 26 268 472 7 300 522 7 383 468 8 156 604 10 573 406 5 390 951 2 709 608 32 414 2 440 433

Rhode Island 3 --------- 985 088 1 012 702 2 972 386 2 244 870 944 183 668 110 526 963 727 516 325 501 329 083 1 882 71 050

South Carolina 11 -------- 388 899 2 529 770 8 859 129 5 706 939 1 623 969 2 111 001 1 552 788 3 152 190 2 353 067 541 904 8 214 249 005

South Dakota 2 --------- 296 970 599 101 1 697 869 1 108 157 433 406 539 150 35 239 589 712 259 970 240 274 5 124 84 344

Tennessee 15 ----------- 509 215 3 689 919 11 819 296 7 726 120 1 747 708 4 811 050 388 627 4 093 176 2 776 358 622 591 2 990 691 237

Texas 56 ---------------- 684 844 9 395 437 47 289 407 32 832 276 12 907 008 16 191 405 197 14 457 131 8 010 310 4 212 646 41 055 2 193 120

Utah 5 ----------------- 950 279 1 187 906 4 762 373 3 080 795 834 582 1 249 009 857 758 1 681 578 999 211 449 445 8 790 224 132

Vermont 2 -------------- 349 513 517 945 1 831 568 1 305 979 544 873 369 780 302 384 525 589 285 270 121 758 834 117 727

Virginia 21 --------------- 262 651 2 954 671 18 307 980 12 684 150 4 142 912 3 878 547 3 594 522 5 623 830 3 556 094 1 088 150 16 719 962 867

Washington 20 ----------- 194 062 3 331 638 16 862 424 11 944 237 3 497 900 7 352 011 – 4 918 187 3 286 142 855 846 64 345 711 854

West Virginia 5 --------- 948 278 1 538 761 4 409 517 3 003 188 531 702 1 246 905 794 700 1 406 329 802 378 421 618 3 051 179 282

Wisconsin 19 ------------ 123 325 3 211 840 15 911 485 11 609 642 4 103 127 3 349 426 3 579 900 4 301 843 2 700 230 887 163 76 773 637 677

Wyoming 2 ------------- 533 412 676 964 1 856 448 1 085 772 461 066 295 837 – 770 676 324 341 367 124 4 579 74 632

1Includes amounts for categories not shown separately.

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Table 19. Origin and Allocation of State and Local Government General Revenue by Level of

[Dollar amounts in thousands. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Originating level of government (before transfers among governments)

Amount Percent

Total general

revenue

Revenue from the

Federal Government

State government

own source revenue

Local government

own source revenue

Revenue from the

Federal Government

State government

own source

revenue

Local government

own source

revenue

1 2 3 4 567

United States 973 ----------- 325 597 179 209 036 436 848 133 357 268 428 18.4 44.9 36.7

Alabama 12 ------------------------ 835 599 2 929 047 6 173 135 3 733 417 22.8 48.1 29.1 Alaska 6 -------------------------- 720 653 849 160 4 556 662 1 314 831 12.6 67.8 19.6 Arizona 12 ------------------------- 836 374 2 160 807 5 865 128 4 810 439 16.8 45.7 37.5 Arkansas 6 ----------------------- 888 709 1 719 560 3 552 213 1 616 936 25.0 51.6 23.5 California 127 ----------------------- 917 650 24 211 907 55 969 829 47 735 914 18.9 43.8 37.3

Colorado 12 ------------------------ 763 334 2 085 738 5 085 075 5 592 521 16.3 39.8 43.8 Connecticut 15 --------------------- 038 663 2 472 135 7 862 418 4 704 110 16.4 52.3 31.3 Delaware 3 ----------------------- 017 087 437 497 2 045 380 534 210 14.5 67.8 17.7 District of Columbia 4 -------------- 711 811 1 776 195 – 2 935 616 37.7 – 62.3 Florida 45 -------------------------- 973 927 6 354 625 18 032 907 21 586 395 13.8 39.2 47.0

Georgia 22 ------------------------- 377 855 4 241 502 8 606 601 9 529 752 19.0 38.5 42.6 Hawaii 5 -------------------------- 666 537 939 362 3 719 289 1 007 886 16.6 65.6 17.8 Idaho 3 --------------------------- 436 327 667 901 1 814 555 953 871 19.4 52.8 27.8 Illinois 40 -------------------------- 816 814 6 735 492 17 362 569 16 718 753 16.5 42.5 41.0 Indiana 18 ------------------------- 880 127 3 327 380 9 500 600 6 052 147 17.6 50.3 32.1

Iowa 10 ---------------------------- 158 643 1 734 922 4 882 780 3 540 941 17.1 48.1 34.9 Kansas 8 ------------------------- 483 984 1 418 133 3 608 413 3 457 438 16.7 42.5 40.8 Kentucky 12 ------------------------ 231 194 2 792 097 6 612 686 2 826 411 22.8 54.1 23.1 Louisiana 15 ----------------------- 571 729 4 017 741 6 666 707 4 887 281 25.8 42.8 31.4 Maine 4 -------------------------- 697 967 998 706 2 386 756 1 312 505 21.3 50.8 27.9

Maryland 18 ------------------------ 342 732 2 987 667 8 657 476 6 697 589 16.3 47.2 36.5 Massachusetts 25 ------------------ 674 480 4 848 898 13 607 279 7 218 303 18.9 53.0 28.1 Michigan 35 ------------------------ 915 731 6 405 529 15 944 739 13 565 463 17.8 44.4 37.8 Minnesota 19 ----------------------- 601 742 3 125 791 9 437 095 7 038 856 15.9 48.1 35.9 Mississippi 7 ---------------------- 734 020 2 181 585 3 212 490 2 339 945 28.2 41.5 30.3

Missouri 15 ------------------------ 450 793 3 205 573 6 915 908 5 329 312 20.7 44.8 34.5 Montana 3 ------------------------ 076 709 772 907 1 519 436 784 366 25.1 49.4 25.5 Nebraska 5 ----------------------- 783 095 987 192 2 628 607 2 167 296 17.1 45.5 37.5 Nevada 4 ------------------------- 742 895 714 344 2 173 525 1 855 026 15.1 45.8 39.1 New Hampshire 4 ----------------- 158 551 784 340 1 632 674 1 741 537 18.9 39.3 41.9

New Jersey 36 --------------------- 425 933 5 374 269 18 062 430 12 989 234 14.8 49.6 35.7 New Mexico 6 --------------------- 016 325 1 238 107 3 545 501 1 232 717 20.6 58.9 20.5 New York 103 ----------------------- 212 319 19 161 197 38 273 065 45 778 057 18.6 37.1 44.4 North Carolina 21 ------------------- 650 097 4 111 927 10 963 289 6 574 881 19.0 50.6 30.4 North Dakota 2 -------------------- 412 617 603 951 1 191 811 616 855 25.0 49.4 25.6

Ohio 37 ---------------------------- 308 173 7 082 506 16 520 954 13 704 713 19.0 44.3 36.7

Oklahoma 9 ----------------------- 904 992 1 892 038 5 052 477 2 960 477 19.1 51.0 29.9

Oregon 12 ------------------------- 022 099 2 415 758 5 243 492 4 362 849 20.1 43.6 36.3

Pennsylvania 45 -------------------- 640 774 8 798 896 21 842 585 14 999 293 19.3 47.9 32.9

Rhode Island 3 -------------------- 985 088 1 012 702 1 891 953 1 080 433 25.4 47.5 27.1

South Carolina 11 ------------------ 388 899 2 529 770 5 417 899 3 441 230 22.2 47.6 30.2

South Dakota 2 ------------------- 296 970 599 101 969 194 728 675 26.1 42.2 31.7

Tennessee 15 ---------------------- 509 215 3 689 919 6 529 453 5 289 843 23.8 42.1 34.1

Texas 56 -------------------------- 684 844 9 395 437 22 703 789 24 585 618 16.6 40.1 43.4

Utah 5 ---------------------------- 950 279 1 187 906 2 909 720 1 852 653 20.0 48.9 31.1

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 349 513 517 945 1 194 054 637 514 22.0 50.8 27.1

Virginia 21 ------------------------- 262 651 2 954 671 10 360 681 7 947 299 13.9 48.7 37.4

Washington 20 --------------------- 194 062 3 331 638 10 448 595 6 413 829 16.5 51.7 31.8

West Virginia 5 -------------------- 948 278 1 538 761 3 068 535 1 340 982 25.9 51.6 22.5

Wisconsin 19 ----------------------- 123 325 3 211 840 9 569 634 6 341 851 16.8 50.0 33.2

Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 533 412 676 964 1 056 090 800 358 26.7 41.7 31.6

 Note: This table shows the source of State and local government general revenue before and after funds have been transferred among the levels of government. See appendix C for

explanatory note.

22 REVENUE GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government and State: 1991-92

Geographic area

Intergovernmental transfer of revenues Final recipient level of government (after intergovernmental transfers)

State government intergovernmental

revenue from--

Local government intergovernmental

revenue from-- Amount Percent

Federal

Government

Local

governments

Federal

Government

State

governments

State

governments

Local

governments

State

governments

Local

governments

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

159 067 541 10 860 625 20 141 495 195 845 358 410 930 941 562 394 656 42.2 57.8 United States

2 707 431 29 749 221 616 2 121 817 6 788 498 6 047 101 52.9 47.1 Alabama 761 779 11 327 87 381 798 511 4 531 257 2 189 396 67.4 32.6 Alaska 1 851 938 258 418 308 869 2 996 688 4 978 796 7 857 578 38.8 61.2 Arizona 1 629 989 5 973 89 571 1 354 879 3 833 296 3 055 413 55.6 44.4 Arkansas 21 562 045 1 867 159 2 649 862 39 996 478 39 402 555 88 515 095 30.8 69.2 California

1 843 382 75 192 242 356 2 225 898 4 777 751 7 985 583 37.4 62.6 Colorado 2 270 404 4 524 201 731 2 018 171 8 119 175 6 919 488 54.0 46.0 Connecticut 396 930 15 281 40 567 478 837 1 978 754 1 038 333 65.6 34.4 Delaware – –1 776 195 – – 4 711 811 – 100.0 District of Columbia 5 406 514 304 938 948 111 8 849 588 14 894 771 31 079 156 32.4 67.6 Florida

3 723 847 46 829 517 655 3 775 619 8 601 658 13 776 197 38.4 61.6 Georgia 845 455 3 104 93 907 136 907 4 430 941 1 235 596 78.2 21.8 Hawaii 616 146 27 592 51 755 709 958 1 748 335 1 687 992 50.9 49.1 Idaho 5 559 369 181 348 1 176 123 6 884 360 16 218 926 24 597 888 39.7 60.3 Illinois 3 098 394 105 417 228 986 3 708 344 8 996 067 9 884 060 47.6 52.4 Indiana

1 578 926 72 395 155 996 1 902 263 4 631 838 5 526 805 45.6 54.4 Iowa 1 341 483 17 942 76 650 1 317 991 3 649 847 4 834 137 43.0 57.0 Kansas 2 593 515 15 771 198 582 2 245 655 6 976 317 5 254 877 57.0 43.0 Kentucky 3 676 223 19 032 341 518 2 489 970 7 871 992 7 699 737 50.6 49.4 Louisiana 928 391 3 465 70 315 669 275 2 649 337 2 048 630 56.4 43.6 Maine

2 588 468 73 974 399 199 2 505 928 8 813 990 9 528 742 48.1 51.9 Maryland 4 226 446 400 533 622 452 3 933 831 14 300 427 11 374 053 55.7 44.3 Massachusetts 5 903 243 231 210 502 286 6 489 261 15 589 931 20 325 800 43.4 56.6 Michigan 2 686 951 222 799 438 840 4 800 941 7 545 904 12 055 838 38.5 61.5 Minnesota 2 011 434 65 847 170 151 1 652 644 3 637 127 4 096 893 47.0 53.0 Mississippi

2 945 026 11 350 260 547 2 543 246 7 329 038 8 121 755 47.4 52.6 Missouri 670 470 15 103 102 437 459 634 1 745 375 1 331 334 56.7 43.3 Montana 877 464 19 687 109 728 828 855 2 696 903 3 086 192 46.6 53.4 Nebraska 523 759 23 643 190 585 1 252 484 1 468 443 3 274 452 31.0 69.0 Nevada 732 951 66 858 51 389 256 259 2 176 224 1 982 327 52.3 47.7 New Hampshire

5 130 058 207 786 244 211 7 377 608 16 022 666 20 403 267 44.0 56.0 New Jersey 1 116 316 86 581 121 791 1 451 017 3 297 381 2 718 944 54.8 45.2 New Mexico 17 347 330 4 794 673 1 813 867 23 392 145 37 022 923 66 189 396 35.9 64.1 New York 3 695 376 322 220 416 551 4 866 061 10 114 824 11 535 273 46.7 53.3 North Carolina 557 510 22 685 46 441 393 020 1 378 986 1 033 631 57.2 42.8 North Dakota

6 267 841 201 023 814 665 6 987 863 16 001 955 21 306 218 42.9 57.1 Ohio

1 736 419 43 039 155 619 1 869 403 4 962 532 4 942 460 50.1 49.9 Oklahoma

2 035 792 26 857 379 966 1 696 496 5 609 645 6 412 454 46.7 53.3 Oregon

7 724 509 291 945 1 074 387 7 919 606 21 939 433 23 701 341 48.1 51.9 Pennsylvania

943 046 45 216 69 656 400 303 2 479 912 1 505 176 62.2 37.8 Rhode Island

2 347 127 96 714 182 643 1 895 717 5 966 023 5 422 876 52.4 47.6 South Carolina

544 933 4 310 54 168 236 121 1 282 316 1 014 654 55.8 44.2 South Dakota

3 384 884 42 273 305 035 2 149 455 7 807 155 7 702 060 50.3 49.7 Tennessee

8 531 304 72 704 864 133 9 634 853 21 672 944 35 011 900 38.2 61.8 Texas

1 105 748 44 562 82 158 1 090 037 2 969 993 2 980 286 49.9 50.1 Utah

504 489 5 255 13 456 275 557 1 428 241 921 272 60.8 39.2 Vermont

2 563 170 162 730 391 501 3 563 476 9 523 105 11 739 546 44.8 55.2 Virginia

2 929 999 64 705 401 639 4 545 178 8 898 121 11 295 941 44.1 55.9 Washington

1 475 928 14 159 62 833 1 197 670 3 360 952 2 587 326 56.5 43.5 West Virginia

2 921 070 94 268 290 770 4 951 224 7 633 748 11 489 577 39.9 60.1 Wisconsin

646 319 20 460 30 645 548 256 1 174 613 1 358 799 46.4 53.6 Wyoming

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Table 20. Summary of State and Local Government Expenditure by State: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Insurance trust

Total1 General1 Utility Liquor store Total

Unemployment

compensation

Employee

retirement Other

1 2 3 4 56 7 8

United States 1 ----------- 150 484 727 975 847 541 81 298 200 3 063 031 90 275 955 32 887 355 46 419 151 10 969 449

Alabama 15 ------------------------ 089 762 12 865 789 1 320 196 137 370 766 407 266 704 499 625 78

Alaska 6 -------------------------- 690 345 5 907 875 384 970 – 397 500 143 721 251 730 2 049

Arizona 15 ------------------------- 910 438 13 448 316 1 583 956 – 878 166 260 759 456 820 160 587

Arkansas 7 ----------------------- 324 426 6 599 873 298 543 – 426 010 228 058 196 553 1 399

California 162 ----------------------- 653 902 132 500 782 14 252 876 – 15 900 244 4 491 896 7 463 656 3 944 692

Colorado 15 ------------------------ 131 093 12 843 507 1 193 592 – 1 093 994 213 832 618 411 261 751

Connecticut 17 --------------------- 235 189 15 064 396 513 717 – 1 657 076 844 423 749 103 63 550

Delaware 3 ----------------------- 272 991 2 928 705 113 935 – 230 351 85 474 137 434 7 443

District of Columbia 5 -------------- 823 000 4 423 327 1 027 340 – 372 333 126 674 245 659 –

Florida 54 -------------------------- 289 052 47 265 755 4 595 888 – 2 427 409 1 221 195 1 128 835 77 379

Georgia 26 ------------------------- 081 099 22 352 517 2 341 151 – 1 387 431 563 932 823 499 –

Hawaii 6 -------------------------- 684 483 6 046 316 239 457 – 398 710 114 516 284 194 –

Idaho 3 --------------------------- 647 441 3 265 973 87 592 35 129 258 747 98 546 117 029 43 172

Illinois 46 -------------------------- 781 226 40 323 430 3 027 092 – 3 430 704 1 710 764 1 712 722 7 218

Indiana 19 ------------------------- 889 205 18 068 314 1 088 225 – 732 666 189 065 542 834 767

Iowa 11 ---------------------------- 207 332 10 202 889 488 972 58 323 457 148 225 328 231 143 677

Kansas 9 ------------------------- 605 008 8 556 793 598 171 73 449 971 228 296 190 986 30 689

Kentucky 13 ------------------------ 565 464 11 954 399 684 468 – 926 597 312 404 512 654 101 539

Louisiana 17 ----------------------- 608 937 15 779 990 667 047 – 1 161 900 236 770 908 352 16 778

Maine 5 -------------------------- 235 621 4 653 505 92 259 50 551 439 306 224 906 214 340 60

Maryland 20 ------------------------ 609 865 17 945 369 738 448 94 965 1 831 083 631 101 878 858 321 124

Massachusetts 30 ------------------ 623 676 24 842 990 2 644 948 – 3 135 738 1 589 891 1 514 852 30 995

Michigan 41 ------------------------ 406 308 35 644 809 1 525 297 380 628 3 855 574 1 804 609 1 936 427 114 538

Minnesota 22 ----------------------- 630 926 20 133 272 1 028 437 146 051 1 323 166 472 436 744 407 106 323

Mississippi 8 ---------------------- 428 131 7 500 965 381 968 98 885 446 313 166 496 279 817 –

Missouri 16 ------------------------ 994 698 14 976 295 944 725 – 1 073 678 492 597 548 280 32 801

Montana 3 ------------------------ 325 427 2 927 371 46 324 33 872 317 860 55 914 146 765 115 181

Nebraska 7 ----------------------- 415 269 5 533 633 1 734 508 – 147 128 52 148 94 627 353

Nevada 6 ------------------------- 403 974 5 308 459 291 309 – 804 206 198 760 170 180 435 266

New Hampshire 4 ----------------- 569 446 4 085 198 65 727 161 042 257 479 86 993 72 715 97 771

New Jersey 42 --------------------- 421 734 36 645 822 1 566 084 – 4 209 828 2 254 230 1 583 637 371 961

New Mexico 6 --------------------- 589 273 5 988 391 222 547 – 378 335 89 888 286 024 2 423

New York 124 ----------------------- 386 502 102 675 185 10 140 312 – 11 571 005 3 789 508 6 820 632 960 865

North Carolina 25 ------------------- 374 105 21 266 617 2 498 645 227 315 1 381 528 534 146 847 382 –

North Dakota 2 -------------------- 699 601 2 479 064 49 764 – 170 773 36 326 50 815 83 632

Ohio 45 ---------------------------- 382 666 37 290 169 1 720 845 296 087 6 075 565 1 252 595 3 107 431 1 715 539

Oklahoma 11 ----------------------- 662 502 10 076 543 685 231 – 900 728 189 040 567 656 144 032

Oregon 13 ------------------------- 726 382 11 767 999 786 108 103 881 1 068 394 464 519 530 533 73 342

Pennsylvania 52 -------------------- 921 715 45 222 876 2 478 963 638 441 4 581 435 2 235 018 2 151 226 195 191

Rhode Island 5 -------------------- 145 891 4 412 014 101 423 – 632 454 310 849 246 667 74 938

South Carolina 14 ------------------ 230 332 11 937 195 1 462 715 – 830 422 287 866 479 964 62 592

South Dakota 2 ------------------- 450 127 2 260 088 94 208 17 321 78 510 13 324 63 511 1 675

Tennessee 19 ---------------------- 750 134 15 104 266 3 732 464 – 913 404 417 126 496 278 –

Texas 64 -------------------------- 926 232 55 627 574 5 434 234 – 3 864 424 1 491 302 2 372 645 477

Utah 7 ---------------------------- 262 024 5 801 812 1 036 921 52 460 370 831 98 955 182 747 89 129

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 591 153 2 334 519 104 805 27 668 124 161 82 901 41 260 –

Virginia 23 ------------------------- 527 592 21 113 501 1 028 354 212 249 1 173 488 381 829 791 659 –

Washington 27 --------------------- 702 309 21 652 681 3 323 185 223 350 2 503 093 850 087 866 716 786 290

West Virginia 6 -------------------- 822 213 5 821 837 121 186 40 244 838 946 198 871 277 964 362 111

Wisconsin 22 ----------------------- 046 744 19 957 010 639 923 183 1 449 628 537 532 904 224 7 872

Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 731 762 2 461 566 69 145 26 943 174 108 33 235 77 673 63 200

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text.

24 EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 21. State and Local Government Expenditure by Character and Object and State:

1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Capital outlay

Total1 Current

operation1 Total Construction Other

Assistance and

subsidies

Interest on

debt

Insurance

benefits and

repayments

Exhibit:

Salaries and

wages

12 345678 9

United States 1 ----------- 150 484 727 827 651 011 134 702 835 100 725 278 33 977 557 32 956 811 64 898 115 90 275 955 383 097 730

Alabama 15 ------------------------ 089 762 11 788 355 1 523 849 1 039 356 484 493 273 295 737 856 766 407 5 317 105 Alaska 6 -------------------------- 690 345 4 602 100 807 202 636 830 170 372 106 839 776 704 397 500 1 755 158 Arizona 15 ------------------------- 910 438 11 011 778 2 335 380 1 730 329 605 051 347 934 1 337 180 878 166 5 201 078 Arkansas 7 ----------------------- 324 426 5 673 931 763 160 563 486 199 674 125 273 336 052 426 010 2 725 619 California 162 ----------------------- 653 902 115 161 365 16 787 146 10 973 091 5 814 055 7 671 707 7 133 440 15 900 244 52 074 506

Colorado 15 ------------------------ 131 093 10 256 930 2 385 849 1 801 190 584 659 264 000 1 130 320 1 093 994 5 297 890 Connecticut 17 --------------------- 235 189 12 152 864 1 907 427 1 666 717 240 710 555 830 961 992 1 657 076 5 537 584 Delaware 3 ----------------------- 272 991 2 265 127 421 128 333 231 87 897 61 562 294 823 230 351 1 082 139 District of Columbia 5 -------------- 823 000 4 373 967 626 730 324 897 301 833 129 635 320 335 372 333 2 253 311 Florida 54 -------------------------- 289 052 38 732 104 8 370 825 6 268 302 2 102 523 1 064 548 3 694 166 2 427 409 19 381 317

Georgia 26 ------------------------- 081 099 19 388 702 3 522 942 2 551 409 971 533 467 982 1 314 042 1 387 431 8 920 276 Hawaii 6 -------------------------- 684 483 4 168 641 1 610 986 1 243 908 367 078 149 441 356 705 398 710 1 951 682 Idaho 3 --------------------------- 647 441 2 685 331 519 072 401 192 117 880 42 674 141 617 258 747 1 325 182 Illinois 46 -------------------------- 781 226 33 302 144 5 924 535 4 855 661 1 068 874 1 549 643 2 574 200 3 430 704 15 999 197 Indiana 19 ------------------------- 889 205 15 762 167 2 269 851 1 492 862 776 989 378 461 746 060 732 666 7 265 008

Iowa 11 ---------------------------- 207 332 8 617 368 1 465 919 1 030 316 435 603 269 693 397 204 457 148 4 347 635 Kansas 9 ------------------------- 605 008 7 179 806 1 284 213 878 183 406 030 189 200 501 818 449 971 3 615 371 Kentucky 13 ------------------------ 565 464 9 678 252 1 593 515 1 122 833 470 682 297 600 1 069 500 926 597 4 761 480 Louisiana 17 ----------------------- 608 937 13 091 923 1 694 561 1 270 690 423 871 277 636 1 382 917 1 161 900 5 957 317 Maine 5 -------------------------- 235 621 3 870 745 479 146 332 801 146 345 168 993 277 431 439 306 1 567 997

Maryland 20 ------------------------ 609 865 14 863 036 2 271 660 1 797 410 474 250 528 406 1 115 680 1 831 083 7 418 731 Massachusetts 30 ------------------ 623 676 21 497 497 2 982 898 2 310 221 672 677 950 682 2 056 861 3 135 738 9 156 701 Michigan 41 ------------------------ 406 308 31 106 916 3 540 317 2 321 689 1 218 628 1 436 353 1 467 148 3 855 574 14 588 910 Minnesota 22 ----------------------- 630 926 16 194 141 2 796 648 1 901 302 895 346 976 592 1 340 379 1 323 166 7 671 954 Mississippi 8 ---------------------- 428 131 6 642 264 882 866 678 534 204 332 105 520 351 168 446 313 2 949 069

Missouri 16 ------------------------ 994 698 12 726 668 2 087 252 1 632 933 454 319 321 326 785 774 1 073 678 6 195 360 Montana 3 ------------------------ 325 427 2 321 662 422 636 345 483 77 153 59 340 203 929 317 860 1 126 391 Nebraska 7 ----------------------- 415 269 5 689 634 1 061 704 863 638 198 066 93 718 423 085 147 128 2 559 649 Nevada 6 ------------------------- 403 974 3 973 728 1 135 465 916 628 218 837 50 128 440 447 804 206 1 973 077 New Hampshire 4 ----------------- 569 446 3 522 152 324 316 259 211 65 105 94 042 371 457 257 479 1 394 430

New Jersey 42 --------------------- 421 734 31 157 823 3 990 055 3 158 339 831 716 790 541 2 273 487 4 209 828 13 532 227 New Mexico 6 --------------------- 589 273 4 987 224 758 147 580 321 177 826 135 659 329 908 378 335 2 216 016 New York 124 ----------------------- 386 502 87 483 744 13 425 046 10 792 441 2 632 605 4 272 928 7 633 779 11 571 005 40 811 411 North Carolina 25 ------------------- 374 105 19 041 555 3 160 654 2 254 227 906 427 617 259 1 173 109 1 381 528 8 686 834 North Dakota 2 -------------------- 699 601 1 977 747 369 972 290 368 79 604 40 060 141 049 170 773 902 377

Ohio 45 ---------------------------- 382 666 30 846 137 4 963 562 3 954 481 1 009 081 1 703 424 1 793 978 6 075 565 14 969 325 Oklahoma 11 ----------------------- 662 502 8 604 678 1 315 536 952 656 362 880 233 859 607 701 900 728 4 315 873 Oregon 13 ------------------------- 726 382 9 846 690 1 497 776 1 014 824 482 952 255 422 1 058 100 1 068 394 4 519 546

Pennsylvania 52 -------------------- 921 715 37 631 461 5 537 175 4 102 535 1 434 640 1 567 493 3 604 151 4 581 435 15 188 251

Rhode Island 5 -------------------- 145 891 3 535 546 449 261 374 720 74 541 178 787 349 843 632 454 1 361 698

South Carolina 14 ------------------ 230 332 10 550 455 1 817 785 1 351 443 466 342 221 927 809 743 830 422 5 043 554

South Dakota 2 ------------------- 450 127 1 818 000 347 862 214 012 133 850 33 202 172 553 78 510 838 002

Tennessee 19 ---------------------- 750 134 15 155 427 2 543 394 1 954 749 588 645 290 678 847 231 913 404 5 754 932

Texas 64 -------------------------- 926 232 46 615 056 8 482 063 6 661 480 1 820 583 1 220 096 4 744 593 3 864 424 22 720 120

Utah 7 ---------------------------- 262 024 5 187 185 823 324 535 098 288 226 136 887 743 797 370 831 2 297 262

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 591 153 2 036 223 187 120 131 939 55 181 102 239 141 410 124 161 848 759

Virginia 23 ------------------------- 527 592 17 564 075 2 894 626 2 254 826 639 800 621 784 1 273 619 1 173 488 8 954 203

Washington 27 --------------------- 702 309 18 370 146 4 515 488 3 542 188 973 300 733 438 1 580 144 2 503 093 8 500 483

West Virginia 6 -------------------- 822 213 4 786 611 614 831 411 471 203 360 147 077 434 748 838 946 2 078 969

Wisconsin 22 ----------------------- 046 744 16 271 060 2 740 278 2 272 978 467 300 600 555 985 223 1 449 628 7 251 961

Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 731 762 1 882 870 469 682 375 849 93 833 45 443 159 659 174 108 934 803

1Includes intergovernmental expenditure to the Federal Government.

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Table 22. Expenditure of State and Local Governments by Function and State: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expenditure1

Education services

Education

Total expenditure1 Total Total Higher education

Elementary and

secondary

education

Assistance and

subsidies Other education Libraries

1 2 3 4 5 67 8

United States 1 ----------- 150 484 727 975 847 541 326 274 826 84 328 876 228 694 974 5 727 060 7 523 916 4 509 905

Alabama 15 ------------------------ 089 762 12 865 789 4 267 543 1 437 777 2 420 842 64 703 344 221 34 091

Alaska 6 -------------------------- 690 345 5 907 875 1 364 576 296 194 1 006 008 3 239 59 135 20 590

Arizona 15 ------------------------- 910 438 13 448 316 4 825 250 1 476 923 3 202 347 74 828 71 152 71 234

Arkansas 7 ----------------------- 324 426 6 599 873 2 653 851 766 433 1 691 500 36 316 159 602 17 257

California 162 ----------------------- 653 902 132 500 782 39 347 976 11 066 561 26 806 214 758 994 716 207 611 934

Colorado 15 ------------------------ 131 093 12 843 507 4 676 025 1 457 300 3 124 997 56 857 36 871 89 222

Connecticut 17 --------------------- 235 189 15 064 396 4 628 096 765 691 3 688 814 48 312 125 279 85 258

Delaware 3 ----------------------- 272 991 2 928 705 1 091 593 389 319 624 017 22 987 55 270 7 567

District of Columbia 5 -------------- 823 000 4 423 327 742 892 119 143 623 749 – – 21 846

Florida 54 -------------------------- 289 052 47 265 755 14 703 713 3 070 761 11 050 677 220 848 361 427 224 675

Georgia 26 ------------------------- 081 099 22 352 517 7 318 882 1 569 866 5 440 324 40 720 267 972 72 411

Hawaii 6 -------------------------- 684 483 6 046 316 1 344 415 511 473 814 549 4 179 14 214 37 257

Idaho 3 --------------------------- 647 441 3 265 973 1 246 828 364 119 827 660 10 361 44 688 14 078

Illinois 46 -------------------------- 781 226 40 323 430 13 347 163 3 350 096 9 323 821 361 791 311 455 288 064

Indiana 19 ------------------------- 889 205 18 068 314 7 319 346 2 186 764 4 857 266 160 599 114 717 129 311

Iowa 11 ---------------------------- 207 332 10 202 889 3 989 314 1 251 000 2 578 909 101 753 57 652 52 861

Kansas 9 ------------------------- 605 008 8 556 793 3 500 132 1 223 224 2 160 814 44 655 71 439 39 179

Kentucky 13 ------------------------ 565 464 11 954 399 4 012 272 1 191 749 2 458 155 72 775 289 593 42 718

Louisiana 17 ----------------------- 608 937 15 779 990 4 989 799 1 240 036 3 490 517 69 819 189 427 58 318

Maine 5 -------------------------- 235 621 4 653 505 1 602 030 356 489 1 188 967 20 054 36 520 14 756

Maryland 20 ------------------------ 609 865 17 945 369 6 257 290 1 704 009 4 306 716 112 422 134 143 121 099

Massachusetts 30 ------------------ 623 676 24 842 990 6 415 912 1 297 082 4 870 243 89 480 159 107 140 632

Michigan 41 ------------------------ 406 308 35 644 809 13 855 757 3 935 126 9 557 722 262 729 100 180 165 402

Minnesota 22 ----------------------- 630 926 20 133 272 6 698 436 1 663 828 4 752 611 151 302 130 695 99 553

Mississippi 8 ---------------------- 428 131 7 500 965 2 664 955 851 873 1 671 815 40 764 100 503 15 883

Missouri 16 ------------------------ 994 698 14 976 295 5 531 956 1 289 465 4 060 272 72 481 109 738 70 609

Montana 3 ------------------------ 325 427 2 927 371 1 088 414 247 328 770 429 14 417 56 240 10 736

Nebraska 7 ----------------------- 415 269 5 533 633 2 250 088 690 948 1 484 763 25 725 48 652 23 042

Nevada 6 ------------------------- 403 974 5 308 459 1 601 017 377 052 1 190 558 8 143 25 264 43 293

New Hampshire 4 ----------------- 569 446 4 085 198 1 306 301 274 113 988 309 20 693 23 186 18 238

New Jersey 42 --------------------- 421 734 36 645 822 12 336 410 2 179 094 9 838 834 210 140 108 342 186 818

New Mexico 6 --------------------- 589 273 5 988 391 2 137 422 751 025 1 308 195 26 207 51 995 20 740

New York 124 ----------------------- 386 502 102 675 185 28 442 685 5 080 801 22 184 706 774 309 402 869 377 916

North Carolina 25 ------------------- 374 105 21 266 617 8 212 867 2 555 980 5 397 528 76 853 182 506 85 071

North Dakota 2 -------------------- 699 601 2 479 064 942 940 370 252 529 418 14 927 28 343 6 643

Ohio 45 ---------------------------- 382 666 37 290 169 13 039 957 3 555 905 8 962 815 315 543 205 694 192 455 Oklahoma 11 ----------------------- 662 502 10 076 543 3 729 887 1 085 060 2 499 470 57 802 87 555 31 042 Oregon 13 ------------------------- 726 382 11 767 999 4 142 351 1 174 281 2 848 860 53 309 65 901 59 604 Pennsylvania 52 -------------------- 921 715 45 222 876 15 905 257 3 992 643 10 939 320 354 595 618 699 109 832 Rhode Island 5 -------------------- 145 891 4 412 014 1 261 021 288 397 868 651 26 566 77 407 17 966

South Carolina 14 ------------------ 230 332 11 937 195 4 315 653 1 257 832 2 883 233 46 146 128 442 56 972 South Dakota 2 ------------------- 450 127 2 260 088 802 503 183 681 582 368 5 212 31 242 11 052 Tennessee 19 ---------------------- 750 134 15 104 266 4 733 838 1 507 955 2 945 297 53 643 226 943 44 258 Texas 64 -------------------------- 926 232 55 627 574 21 869 387 5 733 321 15 633 835 209 038 293 193 174 705 Utah 7 ---------------------------- 262 024 5 801 812 2 470 762 880 025 1 506 455 25 907 58 375 32 665

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 591 153 2 334 519 965 134 268 608 638 483 30 286 27 757 6 868 Virginia 23 ------------------------- 527 592 21 113 501 7 912 310 2 086 107 5 448 153 135 282 242 768 153 001 Washington 27 --------------------- 702 309 21 652 681 7 764 262 2 023 231 5 371 035 152 184 217 812 156 241 West Virginia 6 -------------------- 822 213 5 821 837 2 236 048 551 272 1 568 831 25 916 90 029 15 890 Wisconsin 22 ----------------------- 046 744 19 957 010 7 516 159 2 137 310 5 086 934 143 636 148 279 117 387 Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 731 762 2 461 566 896 151 244 354 618 968 17 613 15 216 11 665

See footnotes at end of table.

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1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expendituremCon.

Social services and income maintenance

Public welfare

Cash assistance payments Vendor payments

Total

Categorical

assistance

programs

Other cash

assistance

payments For medical care

Other vendor

payments

Welfare institutionsOther public

welfare Hospitals

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

United States 158 ----------- 212 093 23 873 040 3 354 779 94 123 618 1 487 945 899 747 34 472 964 58 768 317

Alabama 1 ------------------------ 888 934 208 589 3 1 446 297 158 13 286 220 601 1 787 496 Alaska 524 -------------------------- 054 100 358 3 242 208 641 7 672 32 981 171 160 69 225 Arizona 1 ------------------------- 884 620 254 672 18 434 1 266 593 88 8 153 336 680 307 422 Arkansas 1 ----------------------- 178 787 64 384 24 573 882 602 1 004 – 206 224 359 731 California 22 ----------------------- 573 319 6 379 170 533 543 9 191 070 330 61 752 6 407 454 7 975 200

Colorado 1 ------------------------ 521 373 199 704 7 439 948 598 54 055 18 853 292 724 549 405 Connecticut 2 --------------------- 478 342 443 731 63 787 1 534 143 30 246 19 816 386 619 776 344 Delaware 293 ----------------------- 192 36 010 2 565 152 536 188 30 923 70 970 43 470 District of Columbia 872 -------------- 042 110 765 18 870 514 987 6 660 28 874 191 886 367 468 Florida 5 -------------------------- 511 862 839 630 4 070 3 721 755 137 090 34 778 774 539 3 013 065

Georgia 3 ------------------------- 367 117 427 262 – 2 427 200 15 – 512 640 3 045 184 Hawaii 609 -------------------------- 430 116 824 28 438 334 797 1 000 – 128 371 183 888 Idaho 381 --------------------------- 549 32 210 103 243 885 1 369 7 482 96 500 200 842 Illinois 6 -------------------------- 202 480 999 704 188 129 3 482 873 58 138 30 947 1 442 689 1 487 670 Indiana 2 ------------------------- 718 318 217 850 12 2 034 784 45 750 38 587 381 335 1 572 997

Iowa 1 ---------------------------- 419 062 165 009 2 931 790 756 34 073 26 351 399 942 893 235 Kansas 909 ------------------------- 395 144 545 – 569 022 1 393 3 690 190 745 549 247 Kentucky 2 ------------------------ 405 741 224 825 – 1 540 407 27 023 – 613 486 560 841 Louisiana 2 ----------------------- 533 013 207 817 – 2 001 267 5 2 034 321 890 1 518 275 Maine 1 -------------------------- 012 802 146 385 2 554 686 013 32 634 564 144 652 101 061

Maryland 2 ------------------------ 715 507 415 984 – 1 837 503 24 619 3 023 434 378 336 775 Massachusetts 5 ------------------ 215 278 741 426 119 757 3 305 723 28 393 26 128 993 851 1 295 225 Michigan 5 ------------------------ 690 085 1 090 695 82 929 2 934 333 91 873 29 314 1 460 941 1 843 834 Minnesota 3 ----------------------- 624 639 764 753 60 537 1 966 783 3 900 25 052 803 614 1 315 288 Mississippi 1 ---------------------- 169 770 64 620 136 898 409 594 – 206 011 950 364

Missouri 2 ------------------------ 571 242 248 159 686 1 887 489 25 799 12 044 397 065 777 146 Montana 357 ------------------------ 774 44 923 – 229 693 – 5 911 77 247 69 233 Nebraska 749 ----------------------- 187 66 798 1 195 415 143 32 628 25 069 208 354 408 982 Nevada 488 ------------------------- 303 39 372 2 613 339 045 20 – 107 253 309 280 New Hampshire 981 ----------------- 379 65 673 7 676 720 070 7 127 9 264 171 569 37 565

New Jersey 5 --------------------- 937 399 556 116 24 285 4 313 858 26 925 54 829 961 386 1 111 661

New Mexico 740 --------------------- 048 106 063 3 389 408 608 37 530 15 806 168 652 362 804

New York 21 ----------------------- 296 255 2 556 833 941 786 12 397 523 319 569 85 372 4 995 172 7 444 724

North Carolina 2 ------------------- 991 150 347 467 192 939 1 996 056 14 488 – 440 200 1 755 164

North Dakota 364 -------------------- 845 25 001 132 203 790 9 866 3 003 123 053 55 750

Ohio 6 ---------------------------- 979 642 1 183 694 204 187 4 184 174 88 495 35 105 1 283 987 1 778 875

Oklahoma 1 ----------------------- 534 886 171 794 4 263 987 580 525 38 744 331 980 877 463

Oregon 1 ------------------------- 354 888 201 740 373 754 491 2 609 – 395 675 515 246

Pennsylvania 9 -------------------- 328 736 879 649 331 356 5 004 254 104 688 104 517 2 904 272 1 524 680

Rhode Island 766 -------------------- 654 131 055 21 165 461 728 8 381 9 954 134 371 104 803

South Carolina 1 ------------------ 897 725 122 251 53 530 1 422 848 13 454 – 285 642 1 352 788

South Dakota 300 ------------------- 234 27 905 85 190 852 6 120 2 363 72 909 63 849

Tennessee 2 ---------------------- 627 363 203 437 33 598 1 938 333 39 651 – 412 344 1 398 640

Texas 7 -------------------------- 348 468 805 454 205 604 5 010 822 52 590 1 444 1 272 554 4 026 217

Utah 679 ---------------------------- 422 92 765 18 215 411 507 16 787 – 140 148 255 643

Vermont 381 ------------------------ 273 67 354 4 599 212 986 212 7 133 88 989 22 350

Virginia 2 ------------------------- 327 254 454 330 32 172 1 356 080 25 186 – 459 486 1 156 380

Washington 2 --------------------- 801 813 528 483 52 771 1 465 637 3 397 17 524 734 001 1 063 910

West Virginia 1 -------------------- 094 750 118 922 2 239 825 823 – 1 668 146 098 251 618

Wisconsin 3 ----------------------- 415 666 403 669 53 250 1 950 408 53 290 25 673 929 376 715 693

Wyoming 195 ------------------------ 026 27 211 619 113 843 10 338 1 736 41 279 224 301

See footnotes at end of table.

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1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expendituremCon.

Social services and income maintenancemCon. Transportation

Health

Employment

security

administration

Veterans’ services

(State only) Highways

Air transportation

(airports) Parking facilities

Water transport

and terminals Transit subsidies

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

United States 29 ----------- 344 480 3 716 776 170 014 66 689 085 8 112 564 864 823 1 860 995 427 328

Alabama 553 ------------------------ 605 63 001 5 874 922 854 66 600 15 938 44 869 1 700

Alaska 150 -------------------------- 778 27 800 400 611 995 106 635 3 706 32 744 –

Arizona 433 ------------------------- 141 39 638 1 228 1 058 411 136 476 8 125 – –

Arkansas 185 ----------------------- 932 35 618 2 380 631 503 26 246 706 850 –

California 5 ----------------------- 124 234 413 145 21 087 6 223 980 661 596 133 436 379 474 96 423

Colorado 298 ------------------------ 736 54 358 – 1 036 274 506 671 7 505 – 262

Connecticut 360 --------------------- 382 78 031 – 1 079 947 32 084 30 201 1 124 60 613

Delaware 114 ----------------------- 372 8 528 162 272 682 2 657 2 136 27 800 1

District of Columbia 167 -------------- 682 14 405 – 121 644 – 1 143 – –

Florida 1 -------------------------- 556 207 46 874 5 793 3 372 942 701 102 67 463 213 951 848

Georgia 536 ------------------------- 144 100 635 4 331 1 380 162 149 400 11 828 53 909 –

Hawaii 222 -------------------------- 636 11 884 8 527 432 689 442 618 2 179 39 624 –

Idaho 83 --------------------------- 512 13 620 875 339 555 14 138 2 209 3 815 30

Illinois 1 -------------------------- 149 205 212 024 7 992 3 567 790 459 744 33 636 6 010 16 994

Indiana 378 ------------------------- 647 86 357 449 1 186 918 66 383 9 462 8 928 20 272

Iowa 195 ---------------------------- 347 46 741 – 1 240 072 36 589 14 016 139 9 823

Kansas 187 ------------------------- 966 20 482 1 519 939 697 29 728 2 729 854 –

Kentucky 253 ------------------------ 106 42 236 1 374 1 062 341 146 146 3 271 4 218 –

Louisiana 383 ----------------------- 590 63 955 5 646 1 208 508 80 715 4 871 109 654 8 600

Maine 106 -------------------------- 465 26 737 1 054 389 598 17 534 2 855 5 085 132

Maryland 559 ------------------------ 915 30 555 2 440 1 113 856 60 370 35 700 45 955 9 964

Massachusetts 852 ------------------ 636 98 769 3 662 1 319 133 161 659 13 814 69 746 –

Michigan 1 ------------------------ 751 257 183 048 609 1 889 867 198 856 38 636 1 553 42 643

Minnesota 554 ----------------------- 601 82 643 2 223 1 691 226 114 892 68 976 3 355 4 062

Mississippi 178 ---------------------- 594 41 358 3 371 718 729 18 289 275 12 172 2 383

Missouri 454 ------------------------ 389 71 451 1 699 1 276 332 166 667 12 181 1 093 3 645

Montana 101 ------------------------ 072 8 841 562 353 031 35 394 2 893 – –

Nebraska 78 ----------------------- 440 23 123 1 317 562 841 39 016 1 854 82 –

Nevada 91 ------------------------- 056 25 346 676 434 425 135 801 1 531 – –

New Hampshire 116 ----------------- 356 19 201 189 283 035 4 891 4 907 1 820 –

New Jersey 617 --------------------- 081 93 981 3 360 2 515 981 10 213 31 306 12 549 2 058

New Mexico 195 --------------------- 985 45 679 1 097 730 320 33 224 3 229 – –

New York 2 ----------------------- 522 013 363 645 7 871 5 102 338 887 305 56 793 164 986 107 561

North Carolina 823 ------------------- 251 66 693 2 663 1 583 224 118 076 14 496 21 924 92

North Dakota 29 -------------------- 512 7 029 353 279 041 16 101 959 – 1 304

Ohio 1 ---------------------------- 419 575 166 990 609 2 725 329 107 376 25 933 5 446 1 100 Oklahoma 250 ----------------------- 798 45 358 – 940 919 85 745 6 904 1 424 – Oregon 383 ------------------------- 691 43 918 31 353 789 507 100 865 7 631 74 988 1 878 Pennsylvania 1 -------------------- 115 045 156 024 1 893 2 668 277 479 898 99 861 5 667 110 Rhode Island 148 -------------------- 095 28 236 1 226 999 17 930 67 3 318 25 154

South Carolina 464 ------------------ 649 54 757 630 628 403 53 018 5 741 54 931 1 623 South Dakota 52 ------------------- 433 14 174 705 307 854 12 149 1 164 – 2 695 Tennessee 445 ---------------------- 357 69 206 1 861 1 318 586 142 971 1 370 1 882 – Texas 1 -------------------------- 156 447 238 138 9 758 3 934 398 758 643 9 319 161 626 501 Utah 147 ---------------------------- 708 33 748 78 413 776 61 234 1 344 – –

Vermont 45 ------------------------ 034 9 365 81 241 166 3 047 1 364 – 1 541 Virginia 700 ------------------------- 523 78 057 9 960 1 758 983 296 290 31 800 30 692 3 146 Washington 908 --------------------- 111 106 624 3 430 1 390 388 205 483 3 501 246 765 – West Virginia 153 -------------------- 644 24 510 867 545 758 13 769 6 722 – 170 Wisconsin 536 ----------------------- 998 68 484 8 005 1 518 604 82 930 16 862 5 973 – Wyoming 48 ------------------------ 527 11 756 – 347 197 7 400 275 – –

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1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expendituremCon.

Public safety Environment and housing

Natural resources

Police protection Fire protection Correction

Protective inspection and

regulation Total Agriculture

Parks and

recreation

Housing and

community

development

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

United States 34 ----------- 544 772 14 358 088 28 700 793 6 245 545 13 048 749 4 157 121 15 727 964 17 066 739

Alabama 391 ------------------------ 563 155 741 245 404 46 797 158 371 90 732 186 860 186 314

Alaska 127 -------------------------- 419 47 442 132 186 35 999 236 207 14 496 54 466 92 253

Arizona 600 ------------------------- 255 205 870 484 196 94 455 304 116 97 136 227 818 147 902

Arkansas 167 ----------------------- 349 64 501 130 677 39 645 119 223 68 817 64 822 79 833

California 5 ----------------------- 888 852 2 441 608 4 953 217 1 640 374 2 669 366 560 688 2 467 408 3 399 626

Colorado 461 ------------------------ 787 189 671 387 878 60 437 164 356 37 925 344 793 179 911

Connecticut 465 --------------------- 936 272 316 420 815 68 623 62 140 17 494 163 320 326 997

Delaware 97 ----------------------- 689 13 515 109 140 26 759 32 426 3 836 39 878 63 740

District of Columbia 272 -------------- 749 96 841 318 316 47 010 – – 59 896 218 913

Florida 2 -------------------------- 291 399 896 108 1 883 641 387 454 1 130 660 301 623 1 136 277 616 708

Georgia 711 ------------------------- 132 317 745 800 837 79 887 260 002 140 988 449 983 346 580

Hawaii 166 -------------------------- 251 66 205 104 655 31 367 130 150 55 803 221 432 215 427

Idaho 112 --------------------------- 088 39 439 71 571 34 033 125 386 36 178 43 719 23 494

Illinois 1 -------------------------- 721 852 731 792 935 022 210 928 280 257 133 988 1 209 444 600 844

Indiana 429 ------------------------- 115 223 549 399 414 38 469 177 580 74 049 177 794 211 069

Iowa 262 ---------------------------- 372 88 416 136 299 35 035 185 953 99 758 155 292 69 879

Kansas 269 ------------------------- 072 111 013 208 570 38 962 162 398 87 570 109 225 50 063

Kentucky 300 ------------------------ 800 134 559 264 224 52 374 240 501 110 466 167 857 118 550

Louisiana 543 ----------------------- 103 187 238 349 474 41 570 309 408 108 507 214 158 187 365

Maine 98 -------------------------- 782 60 999 105 692 28 207 80 873 34 476 38 395 79 123

Maryland 705 ------------------------ 963 336 356 664 307 106 045 264 084 77 324 375 379 435 668

Massachusetts 786 ------------------ 885 539 963 647 645 87 164 128 357 15 240 179 511 921 288

Michigan 1 ------------------------ 260 337 432 523 1 120 302 173 003 293 404 96 331 428 235 163 419

Minnesota 509 ----------------------- 920 170 554 298 146 122 350 304 308 107 236 404 276 416 443

Mississippi 187 ---------------------- 445 80 991 103 250 49 581 140 006 73 499 58 270 84 817

Missouri 529 ------------------------ 734 284 911 281 495 69 535 221 128 80 821 257 614 156 349

Montana 73 ------------------------ 646 23 575 45 344 11 587 111 564 25 568 22 510 42 065

Nebraska 141 ----------------------- 766 59 943 106 719 30 099 151 948 79 379 75 858 84 499

Nevada 253 ------------------------- 580 141 244 233 190 60 979 108 011 14 803 171 644 65 716

New Hampshire 127 ----------------- 109 66 138 70 978 23 083 35 841 5 037 39 876 39 531

New Jersey 1 --------------------- 324 992 394 534 924 289 278 738 198 107 56 107 493 809 421 793

New Mexico 213 --------------------- 040 77 648 165 679 42 570 102 772 41 451 111 126 40 624

New York 3 ----------------------- 714 111 1 398 870 3 464 465 511 810 356 136 84 689 1 216 354 2 957 697

North Carolina 701 ------------------- 642 259 535 648 727 86 635 305 914 162 016 360 839 291 566

North Dakota 42 -------------------- 394 15 446 26 903 15 295 83 694 47 762 64 711 36 862

Ohio 1 ---------------------------- 331 925 663 647 899 486 175 012 258 709 111 439 500 851 627 134

Oklahoma 292 ----------------------- 785 149 557 217 430 54 947 107 821 69 192 149 763 116 711

Oregon 358 ------------------------- 850 212 692 302 925 106 487 244 514 73 101 198 084 207 017

Pennsylvania 1 -------------------- 231 598 335 747 1 042 026 151 965 358 021 103 425 426 837 702 932

Rhode Island 129 -------------------- 221 104 933 101 022 28 662 23 149 4 924 115 868 97 736

South Carolina 328 ------------------ 740 125 875 416 257 49 378 135 860 55 694 148 530 110 124

South Dakota 56 ------------------- 233 19 235 38 899 7 485 73 978 32 495 38 938 24 343

Tennessee 469 ---------------------- 585 219 509 456 239 62 812 167 441 88 243 256 791 243 894

Texas 1 -------------------------- 945 118 767 458 1 828 736 276 651 596 118 207 728 741 844 442 592

Utah 174 ---------------------------- 693 68 453 135 064 20 845 102 504 35 194 117 079 107 680

Vermont 54 ------------------------ 725 18 261 33 748 14 411 43 205 16 220 18 444 45 020

Virginia 733 ------------------------- 980 378 336 671 499 150 719 195 215 78 973 317 504 404 096

Washington 627 --------------------- 034 304 986 730 646 311 074 583 677 97 409 481 131 275 157

West Virginia 92 -------------------- 983 34 639 57 545 21 972 110 372 33 384 62 473 54 252

Wisconsin 696 ----------------------- 349 306 189 484 630 95 533 319 666 90 476 317 870 219 393

Wyoming 68 ------------------------ 824 21 772 41 974 10 733 93 852 17 431 43 108 15 730

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1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expendituremCon.

Environment and housingmCon. Government administration

Sewerage

Solid waste

management

Financial

administration

Judicial and

legal

General public

buildings

Other

government

administration

Interest on

general debt

Miscellaneous

commercial

activities

Other and

unallocable

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

United States 20 ----------- 343 726 12 047 880 18 090 410 16 352 064 5 973 748 9 917 911 55 255 059 324 735 48 898 152

Alabama 146 ------------------------ 563 135 208 251 785 188 007 49 839 90 738 671 230 – 308 864

Alaska 66 -------------------------- 288 41 501 158 110 106 338 34 523 97 573 725 278 56 135 983 654

Arizona 184 ------------------------- 882 118 059 310 062 319 934 72 364 174 182 995 311 – 443 365

Arkansas 83 ----------------------- 020 56 735 118 226 67 615 16 021 61 694 300 182 – 137 469

California 3 ----------------------- 108 658 1 550 622 2 925 131 3 189 629 378 191 1 405 966 5 871 172 14 913 7 034 245

Colorado 217 ------------------------ 729 41 280 285 753 200 994 72 399 174 882 921 159 129 400 518

Connecticut 252 --------------------- 022 320 996 297 225 203 861 88 240 141 488 924 908 1 184 1 443 903

Delaware 84 ----------------------- 927 57 314 77 153 52 080 25 918 27 575 289 542 – 66 889

District of Columbia 123 -------------- 000 45 802 55 601 127 975 48 298 36 471 236 241 784 426 308

Florida 765 -------------------------- 822 1 074 598 1 102 934 977 865 174 399 485 178 3 102 689 51 1 821 477

Georgia 369 ------------------------- 979 235 081 274 569 294 191 187 181 321 900 852 151 158 811 138

Hawaii 170 -------------------------- 507 100 761 130 676 135 888 104 189 70 847 354 575 – 708 239

Idaho 53 --------------------------- 618 38 428 76 997 50 454 17 530 27 069 131 784 4 385 114 927

Illinois 948 -------------------------- 860 325 857 720 472 598 249 239 962 517 955 2 434 353 102 2 068 709

Indiana 406 ------------------------- 338 111 236 323 230 197 139 128 145 288 064 694 695 6 432 758 657

Iowa 183 ---------------------------- 950 82 988 170 932 148 348 45 967 89 601 352 354 6 672 291 632

Kansas 121 ------------------------- 023 46 162 175 929 125 951 57 456 111 702 446 293 – 342 046

Kentucky 179 ------------------------ 078 86 593 210 844 157 358 42 480 100 052 1 010 651 – 354 214

Louisiana 331 ----------------------- 456 162 741 250 006 203 189 75 982 179 454 1 331 464 9 067 439 371

Maine 99 -------------------------- 895 76 490 104 970 43 873 22 182 42 753 266 355 – 224 807

Maryland 459 ------------------------ 167 283 607 334 542 339 086 221 075 148 587 1 060 910 6 707 914 460

Massachusetts 773 ------------------ 175 249 049 575 045 346 079 122 128 186 108 1 733 047 1 855 1 979 225

Michigan 831 ------------------------ 501 337 457 590 659 604 451 207 772 421 572 1 349 358 19 133 1 750 136

Minnesota 359 ----------------------- 111 213 312 369 578 270 032 127 548 222 646 1 226 090 18 859 046

Mississippi 92 ---------------------- 065 49 625 116 851 65 333 69 835 78 015 331 070 – 217 668

Missouri 381 ------------------------ 065 70 305 258 145 209 046 83 665 145 343 721 496 1 571 366 483

Montana 44 ------------------------ 136 21 114 86 532 53 632 10 707 29 654 197 560 1 205 124 590

Nebraska 73 ----------------------- 175 24 897 112 722 61 672 16 926 46 328 226 530 – 182 579

Nevada 98 ------------------------- 787 7 959 144 203 120 279 40 989 76 462 414 933 809 238 946

New Hampshire 67 ----------------- 104 53 055 55 893 71 169 21 462 53 422 361 848 31 224 776

New Jersey 976 --------------------- 323 794 331 522 104 637 922 277 672 322 871 2 204 310 – 4 015 210

New Mexico 101 --------------------- 243 55 709 135 417 84 153 52 371 74 540 282 474 – 178 477

New York 1 ----------------------- 736 495 1 869 913 1 420 945 1 821 371 625 717 742 616 6 513 703 43 663 7 507 227

North Carolina 268 ------------------- 507 283 463 289 967 258 953 138 781 249 352 711 421 430 736 214

North Dakota 26 -------------------- 682 15 985 41 574 28 886 11 312 15 079 136 887 92 376 120 501

Ohio 968 ---------------------------- 521 299 082 864 986 651 486 368 660 294 434 1 671 574 5 452 1 265 923 Oklahoma 170 ----------------------- 001 93 338 226 058 112 436 57 490 104 541 475 864 3 631 239 744 Oregon 315 ------------------------- 329 107 029 329 383 189 489 92 354 155 388 996 302 – 446 236 Pennsylvania 892 -------------------- 667 511 572 640 773 670 135 314 864 503 541 3 371 808 102 2 673 008 Rhode Island 93 -------------------- 183 50 346 63 484 72 372 27 046 50 729 344 444 2 540 507 035

South Carolina 145 ------------------ 295 126 192 191 091 123 868 82 056 158 986 513 681 – 394 372 South Dakota 26 ------------------- 772 10 449 51 404 25 460 23 571 22 418 164 013 28 083 79 995 Tennessee 288 ---------------------- 700 160 745 203 687 209 591 88 413 117 640 709 592 292 664 003 Texas 1 -------------------------- 218 632 582 596 931 563 821 763 352 124 421 530 3 576 964 5 420 1 430 858 Utah 86 ---------------------------- 333 43 115 127 349 86 541 51 245 64 870 311 880 4 555 203 226

Vermont 37 ------------------------ 024 21 752 53 252 29 544 31 562 16 310 127 701 – 112 337 Virginia 498 ------------------------- 672 316 020 482 910 292 508 298 494 198 853 1 163 627 182 552 490 Washington 556 --------------------- 443 379 857 413 722 321 735 90 340 245 098 914 725 516 766 012 West Virginia 79 -------------------- 912 35 697 128 170 60 975 41 809 58 448 419 695 5 219 144 Wisconsin 761 ----------------------- 525 226 900 254 647 285 698 126 870 206 300 956 573 6 147 689 959 Wyoming 18 ------------------------ 566 44 957 53 149 37 461 17 624 41 086 152 592 – 57 840

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1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Utilities

Total Water supply Electric power Gas supply Transit Liquor stores Insurance trusts

42 43 44 45 46 47 48

United States 81 ----------- 298 200 24 378 146 31 982 933 3 057 991 21 879 130 3 063 031 90 275 955

Alabama 1 ------------------------ 320 196 326 171 742 105 226 129 25 791 137 370 766 407 Alaska 384 -------------------------- 970 92 135 258 329 17 824 16 682 – 397 500 Arizona 1 ------------------------- 583 956 430 267 1 059 882 26 262 67 545 – 878 166 Arkansas 298 ----------------------- 543 147 179 142 401 1 810 7 153 – 426 010 California 14 ----------------------- 252 876 5 340 412 5 145 820 86 099 3 680 545 – 15 900 244

Colorado 1 ------------------------ 193 592 516 413 413 227 77 411 186 541 – 1 093 994 Connecticut 513 --------------------- 717 166 209 176 011 7 598 163 899 – 1 657 076 Delaware 113 ----------------------- 935 24 228 74 309 – 15 398 – 230 351 District of Columbia 1 -------------- 027 340 78 223 – – 949 117 – 372 333 Florida 4 -------------------------- 595 888 2 105 412 1 983 826 95 189 411 461 – 2 427 409

Georgia 2 ------------------------- 341 151 675 318 1 030 893 317 786 317 154 – 1 387 431 Hawaii 239 -------------------------- 457 127 481 – – 111 976 – 398 710 Idaho 87 --------------------------- 592 39 944 45 257 – 2 391 35 129 258 747 Illinois 3 -------------------------- 027 092 1 056 949 323 641 34 777 1 611 725 – 3 430 704 Indiana 1 ------------------------- 088 225 210 756 499 198 302 847 75 424 – 732 666

Iowa 488 ---------------------------- 972 168 782 257 722 28 956 33 512 58 323 457 148 Kansas 598 ------------------------- 171 223 668 346 780 19 061 8 662 73 449 971 Kentucky 684 ------------------------ 468 294 211 280 850 48 531 60 876 – 926 597 Louisiana 667 ----------------------- 047 217 719 294 351 54 606 100 371 – 1 161 900 Maine 92 -------------------------- 259 72 844 15 272 – 4 143 50 551 439 306

Maryland 738 ------------------------ 448 305 646 30 114 1 193 401 495 94 965 1 831 083 Massachusetts 2 ------------------ 644 948 486 001 875 107 37 462 1 246 378 – 3 135 738 Michigan 1 ------------------------ 525 297 812 268 443 483 1 269 545 380 628 3 855 574 Minnesota 1 ----------------------- 028 437 246 975 566 916 58 907 155 639 146 051 1 323 166 Mississippi 381 ---------------------- 968 138 867 199 385 42 076 1 640 98 885 446 313

Missouri 944 ------------------------ 725 323 574 397 676 67 252 156 223 – 1 073 678 Montana 46 ------------------------ 324 32 278 5 949 119 7 978 33 872 317 860 Nebraska 1 ----------------------- 734 508 121 763 1 451 908 141 429 19 408 – 147 128 Nevada 291 ------------------------- 309 236 580 39 770 – 14 959 – 804 206 New Hampshire 65 ----------------- 727 50 479 10 897 – 4 351 161 042 257 479

New Jersey 1 --------------------- 566 084 499 288 68 558 33 998 205 – 4 209 828 New Mexico 222 --------------------- 547 113 490 75 102 20 958 12 997 – 378 335 New York 10 ----------------------- 140 312 1 372 722 1 544 650 1 085 7 221 855 – 11 571 005 North Carolina 2 ------------------- 498 645 626 973 1 755 873 51 270 64 529 227 315 1 381 528 North Dakota 49 -------------------- 764 40 039 8 172 – 1 553 – 170 773

Ohio 1 ---------------------------- 720 845 825 773 478 249 36 000 380 823 296 087 6 075 565 Oklahoma 685 ----------------------- 231 260 868 389 529 15 065 19 769 – 900 728 Oregon 786 ------------------------- 108 217 155 409 995 – 158 958 103 881 1 068 394

Pennsylvania 2 -------------------- 478 963 700 835 98 563 486 737 1 192 828 638 441 4 581 435

Rhode Island 101 -------------------- 423 56 965 4 462 – 39 996 – 632 454

South Carolina 1 ------------------ 462 715 383 203 992 899 71 982 14 631 – 830 422

South Dakota 94 ------------------- 208 45 651 44 660 3 897 – 17 321 78 510

Tennessee 3 ---------------------- 732 464 425 883 2 829 941 412 459 64 181 – 913 404

Texas 5 -------------------------- 434 234 2 215 024 2 370 174 138 093 710 943 – 3 864 424

Utah 1 ---------------------------- 036 921 163 106 825 740 245 47 830 52 460 370 831

Vermont 104 ------------------------ 805 30 311 69 949 – 4 545 27 668 124 161

Virginia 1 ------------------------- 028 354 533 908 165 008 115 223 214 215 212 249 1 173 488

Washington 3 --------------------- 323 185 421 377 2 433 321 10 768 457 719 223 350 2 503 093

West Virginia 121 -------------------- 186 100 856 4 676 – 15 654 40 244 838 946

Wisconsin 639 ----------------------- 923 232 371 276 784 851 129 917 183 1 449 628

Wyoming 69 ------------------------ 145 43 596 25 549 – – 26 943 174 108

1Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded where applicable; see text.

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Table 23. Allocation of State and Local Government Direct General Expenditure by Level of

[Dollar amounts in thousands. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Funding level of government (before transfers among governments)

Amount Percent

Total direct general

expenditure Federal Government State government Local government Federal Government State government Local government

1 2 3 4 567

United States 972 ----------- 215 362 179 209 036 435 512 979 357 493 347 18.4 44.8 36.8

Alabama 12 ------------------------ 865 789 2 929 047 6 029 618 3 907 124 22.8 46.9 30.4 Alaska 5 -------------------------- 807 240 849 160 3 764 672 1 193 408 14.6 64.8 20.6 Arizona 13 ------------------------- 448 316 2 160 807 6 125 294 5 162 215 16.1 45.5 38.4 Arkansas 6 ----------------------- 598 587 1 719 560 3 315 511 1 563 516 26.1 50.2 23.7 California 130 ----------------------- 091 682 24 211 907 59 173 357 46 706 418 18.6 45.5 35.9

Colorado 12 ------------------------ 827 639 2 085 738 4 831 727 5 910 174 16.3 37.7 46.1 Connecticut 15 --------------------- 064 396 2 472 135 7 609 750 4 982 511 16.4 50.5 33.1 Delaware 2 ----------------------- 927 917 437 497 1 917 472 572 948 14.9 65.5 19.6 District of Columbia 4 -------------- 423 327 1 776 195 – 2 647 132 40.2 – 59.8 Florida 47 -------------------------- 263 544 6 354 625 19 731 635 21 177 284 13.4 41.7 44.8

Georgia 22 ------------------------- 352 517 4 241 502 9 062 487 9 048 528 19.0 40.5 40.5 Hawaii 6 -------------------------- 035 803 939 362 4 063 334 1 033 107 15.6 67.3 17.1 Idaho 3 --------------------------- 265 429 667 901 1 601 190 996 338 20.5 49.0 30.5 Illinois 40 -------------------------- 321 369 6 735 492 18 076 342 15 509 535 16.7 44.8 38.5 Indiana 18 ------------------------- 054 002 3 327 380 8 518 010 6 208 612 18.4 47.2 34.4

Iowa 10 ---------------------------- 181 743 1 734 922 4 771 740 3 675 081 17.0 46.9 36.1 Kansas 8 ------------------------- 556 775 1 418 133 3 569 481 3 569 161 16.6 41.7 41.7 Kentucky 11 ------------------------ 954 399 2 792 097 6 479 298 2 683 004 23.4 54.2 22.4 Louisiana 15 ----------------------- 779 990 4 017 741 6 842 447 4 919 802 25.5 43.4 31.2 Maine 4 -------------------------- 646 060 998 706 2 257 276 1 390 078 21.5 48.6 29.9

Maryland 17 ------------------------ 945 267 2 987 667 8 296 662 6 660 938 16.6 46.2 37.1 Massachusetts 24 ------------------ 695 033 4 848 898 13 070 441 6 775 694 19.6 52.9 27.4 Michigan 35 ------------------------ 589 404 6 405 529 15 223 475 13 960 400 18.0 42.8 39.2 Minnesota 20 ----------------------- 133 272 3 125 791 9 479 347 7 528 134 15.5 47.1 37.4 Mississippi 7 ---------------------- 500 965 2 181 585 3 027 161 2 292 219 29.1 40.4 30.6

Missouri 14 ------------------------ 976 295 3 205 573 6 326 900 5 443 822 21.4 42.2 36.3 Montana 2 ------------------------ 927 371 772 907 1 271 775 882 689 26.4 43.4 30.2 Nebraska 5 ----------------------- 528 732 987 192 2 419 452 2 122 088 17.9 43.8 38.4 Nevada 5 ------------------------- 304 840 714 344 2 550 462 2 040 034 13.5 48.1 38.5 New Hampshire 4 ----------------- 085 198 784 340 1 615 590 1 685 268 19.2 39.5 41.3

New Jersey 36 --------------------- 555 858 5 374 269 18 289 929 12 891 660 14.7 50.0 35.3 New Mexico 5 --------------------- 988 391 1 238 107 3 434 273 1 316 011 20.7 57.3 22.0 New York 102 ----------------------- 234 685 19 161 197 37 407 811 45 665 677 18.7 36.6 44.7 North Carolina 21 ------------------- 266 617 4 111 927 9 996 390 7 158 300 19.3 47.0 33.7 North Dakota 2 -------------------- 479 064 603 951 1 243 772 631 341 24.4 50.2 25.5

Ohio 37 ---------------------------- 288 033 7 082 506 16 625 718 13 579 809 19.0 44.6 36.4 Oklahoma 10 ----------------------- 037 881 1 892 038 4 986 591 3 159 252 18.8 49.7 31.5

Oregon 11 ------------------------- 767 999 2 415 758 4 862 409 4 489 832 20.5 41.3 38.2

Pennsylvania 45 -------------------- 129 235 8 798 896 21 352 243 14 978 096 19.5 47.3 33.2

Rhode Island 4 -------------------- 397 420 1 012 702 2 242 619 1 142 099 23.0 51.0 26.0

South Carolina 11 ------------------ 937 195 2 529 770 5 670 912 3 736 513 21.2 47.5 31.3

South Dakota 2 ------------------- 260 076 599 101 895 966 765 009 26.5 39.6 33.8

Tennessee 15 ---------------------- 098 915 3 689 919 6 066 318 5 342 678 24.4 40.2 35.4

Texas 55 -------------------------- 627 571 9 395 437 22 409 226 23 822 908 16.9 40.3 42.8

Utah 5 ---------------------------- 800 592 1 187 906 2 857 011 1 755 675 20.5 49.3 30.3

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 323 517 517 945 1 152 995 652 577 22.3 49.6 28.1

Virginia 21 ------------------------- 113 501 2 954 671 10 041 740 8 117 090 14.0 47.6 38.4

Washington 21 --------------------- 625 549 3 331 638 11 696 266 6 597 645 15.4 54.1 30.5

West Virginia 5 -------------------- 821 837 1 538 761 2 953 761 1 329 315 26.4 50.7 22.8

Wisconsin 19 ----------------------- 847 144 3 211 840 9 348 636 7 286 668 16.2 47.1 36.7

Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 461 381 676 964 956 487 827 930 27.5 38.9 33.6

Note: This table shows the original source and disbursing source of State and local government direct general expenditures before and after funds have been transferred among the levels

of government. Appendix C provides a guide for tracing these funds. Minor amounts to the Federal Government were not calculated.

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Government and State: 1991-92

Geographic area

Intergovernmental transfers received bym Final disbursing level (after transfers among governments)

State government fromm Local government fromm Amount Percent

Federal

Government

Local

governments

Federal

Government

State

governments

State

governments

Local

governments

State

governments

Local

governments

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

159 067 541 10 860 625 20 141 495 195 845 358 409 595 787 562 619 575 42.1 57.9 United States

2 707 431 29 749 221 616 2 121 817 6 644 981 6 220 808 51.6 48.4 Alabama 761 779 11 327 87 381 798 511 3 739 267 2 067 973 64.4 35.6 Alaska 1 851 938 258 418 308 869 2 996 688 5 238 962 8 209 354 39.0 61.0 Arizona 1 629 989 5 973 89 571 1 354 879 3 596 594 3 001 993 54.5 45.5 Arkansas 21 562 045 1 867 159 2 649 862 39 996 478 42 606 083 87 485 599 32.8 67.2 California

1 843 382 75 192 242 356 2 225 898 4 524 403 8 303 236 35.3 64.7 Colorado 2 270 404 4 524 201 731 2 018 171 7 866 507 7 197 889 52.2 47.8 Connecticut 396 930 15 281 40 567 478 837 1 850 846 1 077 071 63.2 36.8 Delaware – –1 776 195 – – 4 423 327 – 100.0 District of Columbia 5 406 514 304 938 948 111 8 849 588 16 593 499 30 670 045 35.1 64.9 Florida

3 723 847 46 829 517 655 3 775 619 9 057 544 13 294 973 40.5 59.5 Georgia 845 455 3 104 93 907 136 907 4 774 986 1 260 817 79.1 20.9 Hawaii 616 146 27 592 51 755 709 958 1 534 970 1 730 459 47.0 53.0 Idaho 5 559 369 181 348 1 176 123 6 884 360 16 932 699 23 388 670 42.0 58.0 Illinois 3 098 394 105 417 228 986 3 708 344 8 013 477 10 040 525 44.4 55.6 Indiana

1 578 926 72 395 155 996 1 902 263 4 520 798 5 660 945 44.4 55.6 Iowa 1 341 483 17 942 76 650 1 317 991 3 610 915 4 945 860 42.2 57.8 Kansas 2 593 515 15 771 198 582 2 245 655 6 842 929 5 111 470 57.2 42.8 Kentucky 3 676 223 19 032 341 518 2 489 970 8 047 732 7 732 258 51.0 49.0 Louisiana 928 391 3 465 70 315 669 275 2 519 857 2 126 203 54.2 45.8 Maine

2 588 468 73 974 399 199 2 505 928 8 453 176 9 492 091 47.1 52.9 Maryland 4 226 446 400 533 622 452 3 933 831 13 763 589 10 931 444 55.7 44.3 Massachusetts 5 903 243 231 210 502 286 6 489 261 14 868 667 20 720 737 41.8 58.2 Michigan 2 686 951 222 799 438 840 4 800 941 7 588 156 12 545 116 37.7 62.3 Minnesota 2 011 434 65 847 170 151 1 652 644 3 451 798 4 049 167 46.0 54.0 Mississippi

2 945 026 11 350 260 547 2 543 246 6 740 030 8 236 265 45.0 55.0 Missouri 670 470 15 103 102 437 459 634 1 497 714 1 429 657 51.2 48.8 Montana 877 464 19 687 109 728 828 855 2 487 748 3 040 984 45.0 55.0 Nebraska 523 759 23 643 190 585 1 252 484 1 845 380 3 459 460 34.8 65.2 Nevada 732 951 66 858 51 389 256 259 2 159 140 1 926 058 52.9 47.1 New Hampshire

5 130 058 207 786 244 211 7 377 608 16 250 165 20 305 693 44.5 55.5 New Jersey 1 116 316 86 581 121 791 1 451 017 3 186 153 2 802 238 53.2 46.8 New Mexico 17 347 330 4 794 673 1 813 867 23 392 145 36 157 669 66 077 016 35.4 64.6 New York 3 695 376 322 220 416 551 4 866 061 9 147 925 12 118 692 43.0 57.0 North Carolina 557 510 22 685 46 441 393 020 1 430 947 1 048 117 57.7 42.3 North Dakota

6 267 841 201 023 814 665 6 987 863 16 106 719 21 181 314 43.2 56.8 Ohio 1 736 419 43 039 155 619 1 869 403 4 896 646 5 141 235 48.8 51.2 Oklahoma

2 035 792 26 857 379 966 1 696 496 5 228 562 6 539 437 44.4 55.6 Oregon

7 724 509 291 945 1 074 387 7 919 606 21 449 091 23 680 144 47.5 52.5 Pennsylvania

943 046 45 216 69 656 400 303 2 830 578 1 566 842 64.4 35.6 Rhode Island

2 347 127 96 714 182 643 1 895 717 6 219 036 5 718 159 52.1 47.9 South Carolina

544 933 4 310 54 168 236 121 1 209 088 1 050 988 53.5 46.5 South Dakota

3 384 884 42 273 305 035 2 149 455 7 344 020 7 754 895 48.6 51.4 Tennessee

8 531 304 72 704 864 133 9 634 853 21 378 381 34 249 190 38.4 61.6 Texas

1 105 748 44 562 82 158 1 090 037 2 917 284 2 883 308 50.3 49.7 Utah

504 489 5 255 13 456 275 557 1 387 182 936 335 59.7 40.3 Vermont

2 563 170 162 730 391 501 3 563 476 9 204 164 11 909 337 43.6 56.4 Virginia

2 929 999 64 705 401 639 4 545 178 10 145 792 11 479 757 46.9 53.1 Washington

1 475 928 14 159 62 833 1 197 670 3 246 178 2 575 659 55.8 44.2 West Virginia

2 921 070 94 268 290 770 4 951 224 7 412 750 12 434 394 37.3 62.7 Wisconsin

646 319 20 460 30 645 548 256 1 075 010 1 386 371 43.7 56.3 Wyoming

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Table 24. Capital Outlay of State and Local Governments for Selected Functions by State:

1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expenditure

Education

Total, all

functions Total1 Total

Higher

education

Elementary

and

secondary

education2 Public welfare Hospitals Health Highways

Police

protection

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

United States 134 ----------- 702 835 116 905 283 30 845 178 9 180 317 21 664 861 456 432 3 324 311 1 006 929 37 031 087 1 429 571

Alabama 1 ------------------------ 523 849 1 382 651 309 570 127 045 182 525 4 276 152 461 19 444 466 370 25 705

Alaska 807 -------------------------- 202 653 093 124 370 32 818 91 552 2 970 1 159 6 863 228 701 2 176

Arizona 2 ------------------------- 335 380 2 038 616 727 644 117 115 610 529 10 696 9 030 11 454 687 738 29 951

Arkansas 763 ----------------------- 160 730 980 248 824 98 962 149 862 1 825 18 193 3 451 336 732 7 821

California 16 ----------------------- 787 146 12 817 106 2 998 663 950 423 2 048 240 57 864 495 034 142 192 2 839 397 242 840

Colorado 2 ------------------------ 385 849 2 128 184 508 989 142 350 366 639 11 366 45 854 5 099 576 215 18 522

Connecticut 1 --------------------- 907 427 1 768 462 348 870 15 877 332 993 3 063 26 412 10 924 709 790 23 275

Delaware 421 ----------------------- 128 409 700 58 758 27 543 31 215 1 730 785 7 050 199 899 5 651

District of Columbia 626 -------------- 730 472 242 67 091 20 050 47 041 1 016 11 334 6 380 108 802 6 519

Florida 8 -------------------------- 370 825 7 008 302 2 186 210 510 544 1 675 666 6 063 235 285 49 332 2 012 770 38 391

Georgia 3 ------------------------- 522 942 3 024 364 722 422 179 883 542 539 3 028 274 069 8 842 947 673 38 510

Hawaii 1 -------------------------- 610 986 1 547 512 169 942 55 301 114 641 3 359 15 080 6 055 301 445 6 464

Idaho 519 --------------------------- 072 505 562 150 564 37 220 113 344 5 946 5 757 2 840 212 689 7 664

Illinois 5 -------------------------- 924 535 5 197 532 1 140 429 390 746 749 683 7 045 66 989 16 570 2 102 021 49 084

Indiana 2 ------------------------- 269 851 2 130 514 802 515 249 146 553 369 4 496 109 921 7 327 597 584 25 195

Iowa 1 ---------------------------- 465 919 1 385 655 326 854 104 482 222 372 2 070 74 283 3 634 720 901 12 733

Kansas 1 ------------------------- 284 213 1 188 754 436 713 278 089 158 624 10 385 20 483 6 101 476 034 13 136

Kentucky 1 ------------------------ 593 515 1 460 080 280 685 118 047 162 638 4 663 22 986 5 938 680 725 11 634

Louisiana 1 ----------------------- 694 561 1 634 664 233 466 96 116 137 350 14 916 70 101 8 731 726 719 22 840

Maine 479 -------------------------- 146 450 320 157 100 38 898 118 202 2 121 1 272 662 147 882 3 355

Maryland 2 ------------------------ 271 660 2 007 986 530 798 176 390 354 408 3 170 1 736 23 811 574 040 26 567

Massachusetts 2 ------------------ 982 898 2 405 193 344 232 110 831 233 401 2 840 68 465 14 861 795 736 27 958

Michigan 3 ------------------------ 540 317 3 282 628 1 138 596 312 117 826 479 13 071 91 547 48 493 792 331 31 331

Minnesota 2 ----------------------- 796 648 2 657 555 619 460 130 150 489 310 11 920 52 114 11 030 1 066 712 30 075

Mississippi 882 ---------------------- 866 831 431 205 166 70 616 134 550 3 255 37 219 6 477 411 614 7 925

Missouri 2 ------------------------ 087 252 1 945 363 578 697 100 182 478 515 7 171 27 562 12 418 670 851 25 737

Montana 422 ------------------------ 636 415 109 79 132 12 089 67 043 2 626 625 1 338 213 413 2 836

Nebraska 1 ----------------------- 061 704 748 457 204 584 69 104 135 480 2 042 15 411 1 082 354 248 8 768

Nevada 1 ------------------------- 135 465 1 038 348 309 635 60 269 249 366 4 248 8 714 5 495 298 621 17 212

New Hampshire 324 ----------------- 316 316 005 74 839 1 021 73 818 1 208 44 688 105 608 3 774

New Jersey 3 --------------------- 990 055 3 613 220 698 931 229 804 469 127 7 627 21 750 12 203 1 671 451 39 649

New Mexico 758 --------------------- 147 731 549 203 872 63 485 140 387 599 20 720 2 482 290 380 12 656

New York 13 ----------------------- 425 046 10 706 581 2 228 167 573 381 1 654 786 89 048 317 224 266 539 2 796 364 148 773

North Carolina 3 ------------------- 160 654 2 728 417 1 004 940 217 227 787 713 15 240 98 524 46 671 810 914 42 294 North Dakota 369 -------------------- 972 364 819 77 384 41 842 35 542 2 019 819 786 153 025 1 545

Ohio 4 ---------------------------- 963 562 4 587 159 1 357 321 557 885 799 436 24 785 135 051 44 133 1 555 830 73 577 Oklahoma 1 ----------------------- 315 536 1 253 414 271 885 74 473 197 412 4 532 72 572 10 355 567 394 25 302 Oregon 1 ------------------------- 497 776 1 357 397 367 300 134 789 232 511 3 480 26 283 4 803 435 751 11 210 Pennsylvania 5 -------------------- 537 175 4 993 302 1 995 341 932 502 1 062 839 24 727 65 193 5 539 1 236 165 31 607 Rhode Island 449 -------------------- 261 432 482 53 290 18 302 34 988 2 753 6 084 9 036 165 121 1 565

South Carolina 1 ------------------ 817 785 1 487 099 452 299 176 812 275 487 1 581 97 442 11 912 376 742 25 214 South Dakota 347 ------------------- 862 330 783 81 713 15 017 66 696 1 438 3 248 1 325 156 510 2 810 Tennessee 2 ---------------------- 543 394 2 212 775 570 400 313 258 257 142 7 377 57 640 12 454 900 876 20 958 Texas 8 -------------------------- 482 063 7 345 655 2 294 096 451 999 1 842 097 26 906 202 566 45 081 2 247 650 95 029 Utah 823 ---------------------------- 324 735 190 239 889 85 659 154 230 1 876 11 057 4 327 230 806 8 473

Vermont 187 ------------------------ 120 177 629 42 890 16 808 26 082 634 153 658 76 512 3 132 Virginia 2 ------------------------- 894 626 2 668 688 638 156 179 784 458 372 6 177 57 396 17 825 917 302 36 646 Washington 4 --------------------- 515 488 3 875 332 1 260 226 200 572 1 059 654 13 538 101 299 37 456 748 106 32 326 West Virginia 614 -------------------- 831 594 406 201 624 32 064 169 560 776 13 566 3 180 284 489 4 571 Wisconsin 2 ----------------------- 740 278 2 670 420 637 406 209 260 428 146 10 556 31 119 13 352 801 921 34 062 Wyoming 469 ------------------------ 682 456 598 83 230 21 970 61 260 314 24 680 2 230 244 517 4 523

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 24. Capital Outlay of State and Local Governments for Selected Functions by State:

1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General expendituremCon. Utility and liquor store expenditure

Fire

protection

Natural

resources

and parks

and

recreation

Housing and

community

development Sewerage

Solid waste

management Water supply

Electric

power Gas supply Transit Liquor stores

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

United States 971 ----------- 197 6 199 613 4 181 638 8 926 065 1 484 815 7 567 188 3 950 225 432 444 5 836 090 11 605

Alabama 6 ------------------------ 868 66 394 50 931 53 150 11 170 91 744 29 363 16 380 2 670 1 041 Alaska 1 -------------------------- 835 20 011 42 430 25 993 10 198 49 467 89 621 14 861 160 – Arizona 12 ------------------------- 922 117 078 28 831 79 729 14 756 114 937 177 234 670 3 923 – Arkansas 4 ----------------------- 982 19 492 13 816 22 326 3 725 28 461 2 682 – 1 037 – California 121 ----------------------- 168 1 064 792 995 322 1 365 940 115 553 1 920 926 946 921 2 878 1 099 315 –

Colorado 12 ------------------------ 693 151 528 35 813 49 147 3 818 155 352 43 029 5 960 53 324 – Connecticut 13 --------------------- 307 35 827 61 979 122 365 30 998 45 288 3 676 – 90 001 – Delaware 770 ----------------------- 17 926 6 580 34 778 5 493 1 777 8 860 – 791 – District of Columbia 2 -------------- 959 3 000 36 515 41 393 69 24 244 – – 130 244 – Florida 21 -------------------------- 821 713 434 66 620 326 527 172 161 873 174 412 209 11 517 65 623 –

Georgia 20 ------------------------- 364 209 604 60 934 171 779 30 994 194 847 88 745 141 045 73 941 – Hawaii 7 -------------------------- 531 164 038 111 395 111 462 9 203 58 487 – – 4 987 – Idaho 5 --------------------------- 461 21 866 6 575 17 652 9 112 9 982 3 199 – 29 300 Illinois 26 -------------------------- 002 270 723 127 550 402 896 20 143 252 479 31 125 20 443 379 – Indiana 16 ------------------------- 460 49 844 37 294 145 100 10 446 43 651 34 732 40 750 20 204 –

Iowa 9 ---------------------------- 115 50 430 8 549 80 631 8 771 46 829 26 471 2 454 4 510 – Kansas 4 ------------------------- 639 25 313 5 700 42 324 4 264 63 573 30 399 292 1 195 – Kentucky 22 ------------------------ 654 70 723 19 783 58 258 4 564 101 798 18 764 5 934 6 939 – Louisiana 11 ----------------------- 644 125 751 25 516 178 482 17 927 37 693 17 289 2 652 2 263 – Maine 5 -------------------------- 519 5 163 8 170 44 430 6 457 28 797 16 – 13 –

Maryland 21 ------------------------ 645 94 023 105 622 172 090 41 181 81 223 – – 182 297 154 Massachusetts 18 ------------------ 320 77 254 144 315 453 435 16 496 155 823 19 414 – 402 468 – Michigan 30 ------------------------ 303 114 176 22 090 272 229 18 787 194 008 51 248 – 12 410 23 Minnesota 21 ----------------------- 748 105 417 193 366 114 775 16 983 75 937 37 658 4 190 20 277 1 031 Mississippi 9 ---------------------- 899 14 407 8 456 34 545 2 279 42 251 7 204 1 892 88 –

Missouri 39 ------------------------ 177 115 049 17 712 223 980 5 726 95 570 24 750 4 357 17 212 – Montana 1 ------------------------ 805 14 489 12 617 26 108 1 370 4 254 – – 3 273 – Nebraska 8 ----------------------- 244 38 330 17 824 29 664 3 020 54 651 245 339 11 460 1 797 – Nevada 8 ------------------------- 096 97 023 9 766 39 376 262 93 216 2 702 – 1 199 – New Hampshire 984 ----------------- 10 939 5 401 16 778 2 134 8 161 – – – 150

New Jersey 26 --------------------- 867 116 489 66 951 340 199 58 482 122 865 3 932 – 250 038 – New Mexico 12 --------------------- 071 38 993 5 096 53 322 7 743 24 190 1 138 1 232 38 – New York 154 ----------------------- 653 311 383 924 927 1 052 718 405 139 394 962 222 915 – 2 100 588 – North Carolina 12 ------------------- 856 173 929 54 688 41 616 37 645 332 397 86 219 2 614 11 007 – North Dakota 2 -------------------- 096 43 948 5 514 18 585 2 348 4 713 204 – 236 –

Ohio 56 ---------------------------- 074 180 577 125 263 408 900 16 122 232 698 80 458 4 764 58 045 438

Oklahoma 11 ----------------------- 077 33 691 37 124 87 788 5 550 47 161 14 775 57 129 –

Oregon 20 ------------------------- 355 46 262 21 649 163 899 5 646 53 755 54 782 – 31 227 615

Pennsylvania 20 -------------------- 830 183 714 224 730 246 732 66 163 190 748 346 45 080 301 505 6 194

Rhode Island 1 -------------------- 898 89 733 16 791 44 687 4 385 3 077 6 – 13 696 –

South Carolina 19 ------------------ 961 60 584 13 927 55 784 17 589 149 250 168 364 10 372 2 700 –

South Dakota 1 ------------------- 308 11 288 3 616 10 737 1 461 12 876 3 936 251 – 16

Tennessee 10 ---------------------- 374 87 516 45 601 123 107 17 365 121 813 133 795 63 817 11 194 –

Texas 27 -------------------------- 828 302 958 85 907 540 951 51 210 524 441 410 988 17 128 183 851 –

Utah 7 ---------------------------- 139 34 036 23 675 23 737 2 570 47 278 35 525 – 4 707 624

Vermont 1 ------------------------ 780 4 850 2 264 18 608 2 311 8 101 952 – 381 57

Virginia 29 ------------------------- 476 65 508 126 979 131 525 32 142 144 435 10 082 13 534 57 336 551

Washington 36 --------------------- 009 341 168 38 141 312 056 103 565 140 989 354 341 6 283 138 150 393

West Virginia 505 -------------------- 33 269 6 922 17 038 4 219 18 304 1 047 – 1 074 –

Wisconsin 25 ----------------------- 682 128 783 60 903 472 605 19 417 32 004 13 235 – 24 619 –

Wyoming 3 ------------------------ 423 26 890 3 498 4 129 25 683 12 531 535 – – 18

1Includes amounts for categories not shown separately.

2Includes minor amounts for " Other education."

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Table 25. Indebtedness and Debt Transactions of State and Local Governments by State:

1991-92

[Million dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year

By term By level and type of government

Local

Total Long Short State Total Counties Municipalities Townships

School

districts

Special

districts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

United States 970 ----------- 462 949 129 21 333 372 319 598 142 129 760 241 551 11 549 61 441 153 841

Alabama 11 ------------------------ 120 11 100 20 4 129 6 991 520 4 460 – 534 1 477

Alaska 8 -------------------------- 985 8 977 8 4 942 4 043 1 047 2 766 – – 230

Arizona 18 ------------------------- 933 18 925 7 2 849 16 084 3 332 5 617 – 2 531 4 604

Arkansas 5 ----------------------- 022 4 996 26 1 942 3 080 857 1 395 – 644 184

California 114 ----------------------- 161 110 404 3 756 37 824 76 337 15 289 37 064 – 1 519 22 466

Colorado 15 ------------------------ 849 15 845 4 2 977 12 872 2 340 6 359 – 1 547 2 626

Connecticut 15 --------------------- 639 15 275 364 11 957 3 682 – 1 550 1 453 25 655

Delaware 4 ----------------------- 556 4 508 48 3 542 1 015 523 331 – 45 115

District of Columbia 4 -------------- 939 4 939 – – 4 939 – 3 942 – – 997

Florida 54 -------------------------- 673 54 601 72 12 295 42 377 19 584 13 228 – 3 696 5 870

Georgia 20 ------------------------- 705 20 589 116 4 471 16 235 3 794 3 051 – 1 624 7 765

Hawaii 6 -------------------------- 048 6 003 45 4 687 1 362 311 1 051 – – –

Idaho 1 --------------------------- 919 1 888 31 1 292 627 109 204 – 217 96

Illinois 40 -------------------------- 578 40 050 528 18 742 21 837 1 979 11 261 35 3 159 5 403

Indiana 12 ------------------------- 486 11 670 816 5 172 7 314 694 3 113 42 1 035 2 430

Iowa 5 ---------------------------- 385 5 236 149 1 884 3 501 484 2 375 – 608 35

Kansas 7 ------------------------- 160 7 077 82 486 6 674 1 044 4 470 – 635 525

Kentucky 15 ------------------------ 717 15 700 17 6 619 9 099 4 299 3 410 – 1 035 355

Louisiana 18 ----------------------- 885 18 775 111 9 994 8 891 3 197 3 565 – 1 522 607

Maine 4 -------------------------- 070 4 023 47 2 637 1 433 75 300 412 216 430

Maryland 19 ------------------------ 052 18 933 119 8 335 10 717 6 664 1 735 – – 2 318

Massachusetts 32 ------------------ 943 31 399 1 544 24 008 8 935 40 2 469 2 117 43 4 266

Michigan 23 ------------------------ 911 23 734 177 10 357 13 554 3 504 4 193 372 4 168 1 317

Minnesota 19 ----------------------- 395 18 446 949 4 143 15 252 1 486 8 180 43 2 184 3 359

Mississippi 5 ---------------------- 038 5 024 14 1 626 3 412 1 731 1 037 – 435 210

Missouri 11 ------------------------ 824 11 701 123 6 301 5 523 777 3 051 – 1 205 490

Montana 2 ------------------------ 938 2 921 16 1 868 1 070 140 660 – 174 95

Nebraska 6 ----------------------- 471 6 438 33 1 754 4 717 153 1 071 – 337 3 156

Nevada 6 ------------------------- 511 6 500 10 1 934 4 576 2 250 531 – 822 974

New Hampshire 5 ----------------- 794 5 746 47 4 732 1 062 62 411 222 286 80

New Jersey 34 --------------------- 541 33 133 1 408 19 786 14 755 3 508 2 879 2 052 1 155 5 161

New Mexico 4 --------------------- 558 4 537 21 1 605 2 953 251 2 316 – 349 37

New York 116 ----------------------- 061 109 866 6 195 55 868 60 193 9 489 38 653 3 802 3 453 4 796

North Carolina 17 ------------------- 246 17 059 188 3 819 13 427 4 127 2 583 – – 6 717

North Dakota 1 -------------------- 953 1 945 9 1 027 926 317 482 – 79 49

Ohio 25 ---------------------------- 755 24 793 961 12 193 13 561 4 749 5 662 27 1 963 1 161

Oklahoma 8 ----------------------- 909 8 907 2 3 657 5 252 1 606 2 979 – 397 271

Oregon 10 ------------------------- 360 10 239 121 6 295 4 065 425 1 806 – 640 1 194

Pennsylvania 47 -------------------- 413 46 436 978 12 962 34 451 3 112 5 698 426 6 688 18 527

Rhode Island 5 -------------------- 931 5 805 126 5 151 781 – 331 270 26 153

South Carolina 11 ------------------ 386 11 183 202 4 685 6 701 2 203 1 063 – 1 252 2 184

South Dakota 2 ------------------- 405 2 403 1 1 889 515 40 231 – 121 123

Tennessee 12 ---------------------- 377 12 103 274 2 806 9 570 3 241 4 856 – 31 1 442

Texas 66 -------------------------- 839 66 134 706 8 001 58 838 9 189 24 694 – 9 067 15 889

Utah 10 ---------------------------- 373 10 355 19 2 153 8 220 736 962 – 469 6 054

Vermont 2 ------------------------ 013 1 960 54 1 543 471 – 221 59 113 78

Virginia 20 ------------------------- 252 20 174 78 7 403 12 849 5 417 5 639 – – 1 793

Washington 28 --------------------- 047 27 931 116 7 192 20 855 1 012 3 038 – 3 011 13 794

West Virginia 6 -------------------- 304 6 296 8 2 594 3 710 2 524 720 – 252 214

Wisconsin 14 ----------------------- 972 14 391 582 7 299 7 674 931 3 594 215 1 953 981

Wyoming 2 ------------------------ 060 2 056 3 895 1 165 603 297 – 174 92

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Table 25. Indebtedness and Debt Transactions of State and Local Governments by State:

1991-92mCon.

[Amounts in millions. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Type of long-term debt

outstanding at end of

fiscal year

Change in total debt

during year

Per capita amounts of debt outstanding at end of fiscal year

(dollars)

Long-term

Full faith

and credit

NonguaranteedLong-term

debt issued

Long-term

debt retired Amount Percent Total Total

Full faith

and credit

Nonguaranteed Short-term

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

United States 294 ----------- 812 654 317 155 060 99 233 55 408 6.1 3 804.57 3 720.93 1 155.77 2 565.16 83.63

Alabama 3 ------------------------ 566 7 533 1 064 861 182 1.7 2 688.49 2 683.65 862.27 1 821.38 4.84

Alaska 2 -------------------------- 341 6 636 553 1 232 -675 -7.0 15 306.21 15 292.81 3 987.80 11 305.01 13.40

Arizona 5 ------------------------- 039 13 887 3 584 3 126 457 2.5 4 940.67 4 938.72 1 314.88 3 623.84 1.95

Arkansas 933 ----------------------- 4 064 515 366 155 3.2 2 093.37 2 082.59 388.73 1 693.86 10.78

California 22 ----------------------- 452 87 952 21 156 11 409 11 040 10.7 3 698.47 3 576.77 727.39 2 849.38 121.70

Colorado 3 ------------------------ 847 11 998 3 212 1 273 1 932 13.9 4 567.36 4 566.29 1 108.75 3 457.54 1.08

Connecticut 9 --------------------- 089 6 186 2 580 3 010 -971 -5.8 4 766.52 4 655.62 2 770.26 1 885.36 110.90

Delaware 881 ----------------------- 3 627 768 388 356 8.5 6 613.13 6 542.95 1 279.35 5 263.60 70.18

District of Columbia 3 -------------- 315 1 623 557 471 86 1.8 8 442.46 8 442.46 5 667.34 2 775.12 –

Florida 8 -------------------------- 322 46 279 7 243 4 206 3 087 6.0 4 053.45 4 048.09 616.97 3 431.12 5.36

Georgia 5 ------------------------- 609 14 980 4 072 1 999 2 085 11.2 3 067.01 3 049.76 830.90 2 218.86 17.24

Hawaii 3 -------------------------- 513 2 490 1 173 462 711 13.3 5 214.11 5 175.14 3 028.28 2 146.86 38.97

Idaho 353 --------------------------- 1 536 336 138 202 11.8 1 798.44 1 769.63 330.37 1 439.26 28.81

Illinois 16 -------------------------- 554 23 496 6 952 4 904 2 118 5.5 3 488.80 3 443.40 1 423.26 2 020.14 45.40

Indiana 1 ------------------------- 815 9 854 1 791 987 1 368 12.3 2 205.19 2 061.08 320.63 1 740.45 144.12

Iowa 1 ---------------------------- 370 3 866 842 457 435 8.8 1 915.01 1 861.87 487.16 1 374.71 53.14

Kansas 1 ------------------------- 874 5 203 1 094 925 89 1.3 2 837.73 2 805.13 742.91 2 062.22 32.59

Kentucky 1 ------------------------ 178 14 522 2 045 1 069 980 6.7 4 185.63 4 181.05 313.65 3 867.40 4.58

Louisiana 6 ----------------------- 669 12 106 2 147 2 676 -565 -2.9 4 405.29 4 379.50 1 555.55 2 823.94 25.79

Maine 1 -------------------------- 300 2 723 498 325 96 2.4 3 295.21 3 257.32 1 052.37 2 204.94 37.89

Maryland 8 ------------------------ 493 10 441 3 220 1 767 1 077 6.0 3 881.82 3 857.65 1 730.35 2 127.30 24.17

Massachusetts 14 ------------------ 765 16 634 6 260 2 891 3 414 11.6 5 492.37 5 234.91 2 461.73 2 773.17 257.46

Michigan 8 ------------------------ 349 15 386 5 019 3 197 1 845 8.4 2 533.76 2 515.04 884.66 1 630.38 18.71

Minnesota 6 ----------------------- 581 11 865 1 765 1 763 299 1.6 4 329.18 4 117.36 1 468.94 2 648.42 211.81

Mississippi 1 ---------------------- 760 3 264 442 559 -116 -2.2 1 927.14 1 921.85 673.14 1 248.71 5.29

Missouri 2 ------------------------ 530 9 172 1 932 1 177 777 7.0 2 277.00 2 253.32 487.18 1 766.13 23.68

Montana 444 ------------------------ 2 477 624 496 124 4.4 3 565.04 3 545.09 538.50 3 006.59 19.95

Nebraska 755 ----------------------- 5 683 598 444 156 2.5 4 029.42 4 008.74 470.26 3 538.48 20.68

Nevada 2 ------------------------- 721 3 779 1 227 537 678 11.6 4 906.28 4 898.60 2 050.86 2 847.74 7.68

New Hampshire 1 ----------------- 604 4 143 590 355 180 3.2 5 214.70 5 172.07 1 443.41 3 728.66 42.63

New Jersey 10 --------------------- 206 22 927 7 153 5 856 1 177 3.5 4 434.56 4 253.81 1 310.25 2 943.56 180.75

New Mexico 809 --------------------- 3 728 918 1 035 -126 -2.7 2 883.07 2 869.61 511.84 2 357.77 13.46

New York 40 ----------------------- 505 69 361 18 895 8 832 9 222 8.6 6 405.51 6 063.59 2 235.50 3 828.09 341.93

North Carolina 4 ------------------- 316 12 743 2 612 1 623 916 5.6 2 520.29 2 492.85 630.68 1 862.17 27.44 North Dakota 318 -------------------- 1 627 272 266 11 .5 3 071.49 3 057.44 499.58 2 557.86 14.05

Ohio 7 ---------------------------- 918 16 875 3 809 2 331 1 250 5.1 2 337.92 2 250.64 718.79 1 531.85 87.28 Oklahoma 965 ----------------------- 7 942 1 145 936 209 2.4 2 773.65 2 772.88 300.34 2 472.55 .76 Oregon 6 ------------------------- 949 3 290 1 267 1 200 -27 -.3 3 479.94 3 439.38 2 334.32 1 105.06 40.56 Pennsylvania 15 -------------------- 982 30 453 7 765 5 201 2 581 5.8 3 948.16 3 866.75 1 330.87 2 535.88 81.41 Rhode Island 1 -------------------- 777 4 027 1 608 695 733 14.1 5 901.82 5 775.97 1 768.59 4 007.38 125.85

South Carolina 2 ------------------ 783 8 400 2 246 1 308 953 9.1 3 160.03 3 103.83 772.44 2 331.40 56.20 South Dakota 176 ------------------- 2 228 492 363 130 5.7 3 381.96 3 380.32 247.24 3 133.07 1.65 Tennessee 4 ---------------------- 309 7 794 1 276 1 255 124 1.0 2 463.50 2 409.02 857.74 1 551.28 54.47 Texas 23 -------------------------- 183 42 950 8 145 6 539 1 364 2.1 3 785.65 3 745.68 1 313.05 2 432.63 39.97 Utah 1 ---------------------------- 151 9 204 865 781 85 .8 5 721.69 5 711.40 635.00 5 076.41 10.29

Vermont 601 ------------------------ 1 359 224 186 61 3.1 3 532.23 3 438.00 1 054.09 2 383.91 94.23 Virginia 6 ------------------------- 242 13 932 4 008 1 970 2 032 11.2 3 175.80 3 163.58 978.88 2 184.70 12.22 Washington 9 --------------------- 801 18 130 4 680 2 741 1 933 7.4 5 460.89 5 438.29 1 908.26 3 530.04 22.59 West Virginia 664 -------------------- 5 632 352 563 -260 -4.0 3 479.01 3 474.78 366.60 3 108.18 4.23 Wisconsin 7 ----------------------- 875 6 516 3 233 1 764 1 524 11.3 2 990.30 2 874.13 1 572.83 1 301.30 116.18 Wyoming 259 ------------------------ 1 797 237 320 -83 -3.9 4 419.97 4 413.07 556.17 3 856.90 6.89

Note: Per capita amounts calculated on the basis of amounts rounded to the nearest thousand.

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Table 26. Cash and Security Holdings of State and Local Governments by State: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Insurance trust systems Other than insurance trust

Total cash and

security holdings Total

Employee

retirement

Unemployment

compensation Other Total Offsets to debt Bond funds Other

12345678 9

United States 1 - 646 396 979 873 858 921 815 419 692 27 390 308 31 048 921 772 538 058 381 085 930 80 576 002 310 876 126

Alabama 20 --------------- 716 253 11 204 607 10 662 315 542 292 – 9 511 646 5 487 447 1 095 954 2 928 245

Alaska 27 ---------------- 936 732 5 348 684 5 127 571 220 156 957 22 588 048 5 990 972 260 008 16 337 068

Arizona 22 ---------------- 581 797 12 286 525 10 898 927 406 936 980 662 10 295 272 6 072 798 1 111 391 3 111 083

Arkansas 10 -------------- 236 789 4 960 275 4 869 217 78 918 12 140 5 276 514 3 098 820 221 938 1 955 756

California 252 -------------- 163 084 146 356 321 137 608 945 3 440 917 5 306 459 105 806 763 37 078 434 13 594 333 55 133 996

Colorado 27 -------------- 433 267 13 501 572 12 578 347 314 192 609 033 13 931 695 5 502 540 3 464 374 4 964 781

Connecticut 19 ------------ 409 712 10 428 300 10 427 676 -13 390 14 014 8 981 412 5 879 699 899 852 2 201 861

Delaware 6 -------------- 363 727 2 265 954 2 046 888 217 064 2 002 4 097 773 2 928 685 134 327 1 034 761

District of Columbia 3 ----- 195 946 1 814 043 1 814 043 – – 1 381 903 581 043 137 635 663 225

Florida 74 ---------------- 437 515 28 213 134 26 585 829 1 529 117 98 188 46 224 381 22 722 112 4 996 536 18 505 733

Georgia 33 --------------- 365 691 18 495 354 17 565 722 929 632 – 14 870 337 5 917 007 2 397 982 6 555 348

Hawaii 10 ----------------- 025 019 4 844 726 4 461 011 383 715 – 5 180 293 1 424 214 925 270 2 830 809

Idaho 4 ----------------- 885 198 2 280 094 1 884 750 219 273 176 071 2 605 104 1 251 133 70 224 1 283 747

Illinois 60 ----------------- 857 971 27 303 658 26 313 756 988 629 1 273 33 554 313 17 359 443 3 956 271 12 238 599

Indiana 21 ---------------- 999 876 8 413 369 7 504 524 908 336 509 13 586 507 5 922 148 804 716 6 859 643

Iowa 12 ------------------ 169 630 6 433 618 5 866 766 566 333 519 5 736 012 2 446 953 420 262 2 868 797

Kansas 11 ---------------- 511 752 4 486 368 3 908 582 576 198 1 588 7 025 384 3 817 204 358 301 2 849 879

Kentucky 21 -------------- 381 440 8 601 913 8 248 907 345 705 7 301 12 779 527 8 718 460 1 199 933 2 861 134

Louisiana 25 -------------- 775 334 11 032 400 10 448 867 577 513 6 020 14 742 934 10 404 197 465 766 3 872 971

Maine 5 ----------------- 244 771 2 085 875 2 049 194 36 681 – 3 158 896 2 331 331 187 664 639 901

Maryland 27 -------------- 228 943 16 267 478 15 202 343 187 779 877 356 10 961 465 7 779 681 777 472 2 404 312

Massachusetts 30 --------- 711 908 12 935 576 12 947 467 -18 600 6 709 17 776 332 12 038 604 848 422 4 889 306

Michigan 51 --------------- 462 140 30 312 328 29 444 255 186 919 681 154 21 149 812 9 579 692 2 501 112 9 069 008

Minnesota 35 ------------- 931 968 16 995 847 16 758 548 220 886 16 413 18 936 121 8 404 763 1 200 830 9 330 528

Mississippi 10 ------------- 537 595 5 519 344 5 183 388 335 956 – 5 018 251 2 797 124 327 900 1 893 227

Missouri 25 --------------- 704 203 13 824 763 13 769 579 51 101 4 083 11 879 440 6 850 575 1 000 289 4 028 576

Montana 6 --------------- 053 197 2 190 973 1 916 593 85 092 189 288 3 862 224 2 000 421 93 044 1 768 759

Nebraska 6 -------------- 624 291 1 312 233 1 162 687 148 722 824 5 312 058 1 907 229 283 465 3 121 364

Nevada 9 ---------------- 813 964 5 065 746 4 230 119 245 602 590 025 4 748 218 1 872 343 1 068 518 1 807 357

New Hampshire 6 -------- 352 159 1 577 987 1 310 759 126 025 141 203 4 774 172 4 020 545 114 264 639 363

New Jersey 53 ------------ 515 386 28 885 183 26 308 696 2 367 180 209 307 24 630 203 12 465 991 4 465 937 7 698 275

New Mexico 14 ----------- 240 113 5 070 886 4 839 088 215 839 15 959 9 169 227 2 651 258 363 659 6 154 310

New York 175 -------------- 909 106 117 917 448 113 021 856 691 172 4 204 420 57 991 658 39 496 232 5 833 987 12 661 439

North Carolina 33 --------- 905 165 20 682 540 19 399 543 1 282 997 – 13 222 625 4 831 636 1 121 073 7 269 916

North Dakota 3 ---------- 949 600 1 305 060 1 088 188 41 504 175 368 2 644 540 1 468 295 41 124 1 135 121

Ohio 89 ------------------ 074 724 66 178 194 56 700 048 585 358 8 892 788 22 896 530 11 883 794 2 185 638 8 827 098

Oklahoma 15 ------------- 924 204 6 662 453 5 792 614 413 995 455 844 9 261 751 4 589 890 733 170 3 938 691

Oregon 19 ---------------- 781 915 9 017 010 7 823 087 979 169 214 754 10 764 905 5 130 794 331 779 5 302 332

Pennsylvania 71 ----------- 500 574 34 021 935 32 024 802 991 135 1 005 998 37 478 639 21 857 783 4 949 131 10 671 725

Rhode Island 6 ----------- 767 953 2 795 960 2 662 223 98 177 35 560 3 971 993 3 167 528 447 283 357 182

South Carolina 20 --------- 437 580 13 206 277 12 711 340 426 883 68 054 7 231 303 3 321 071 732 088 3 178 144

South Dakota 4 ---------- 699 684 1 791 505 1 744 251 46 783 471 2 908 179 1 801 862 32 148 1 074 169

Tennessee 21 ------------- 606 408 12 867 391 12 280 371 587 020 – 8 739 017 4 807 220 807 660 3 124 137

Texas 97 ----------------- 182 853 42 362 447 41 596 467 761 202 4 778 54 820 406 21 724 022 6 864 597 26 231 787

Utah 10 ------------------ 620 165 4 537 652 3 934 621 320 710 282 321 6 082 513 3 229 505 458 584 2 394 424

Vermont 2 --------------- 512 376 955 066 780 712 174 334 20 1 557 310 1 052 577 93 011 411 722

Virginia 34 ---------------- 544 261 16 296 333 15 779 609 516 724 – 18 247 928 10 263 213 1 910 964 6 073 751

Washington 34 ------------ 501 202 21 108 393 14 745 599 1 675 016 4 687 778 13 392 809 3 610 705 2 961 353 6 820 751

West Virginia 8 ----------- 980 489 3 044 513 1 909 025 139 295 996 193 5 935 976 4 438 728 516 143 981 105

Wisconsin 37 ------------- 860 723 26 883 443 25 682 072 1 140 313 61 058 10 977 280 5 481 152 769 377 4 726 751

Wyoming 6 -------------- 770 626 1 910 167 1 797 905 97 803 14 459 4 860 459 1 627 057 39 243 3 194 159

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Table 27. Finances of Utilities Operated by State and Local Governments by State, Type of

Utility, and Government: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Expenditure Long-term debt

Capital outlay Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year

Revenue Total

Current

operation Total1 Construction

Interest on

debt Total

Full faith

and credit

NonguaranteedDebt

issued Debt retired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

United States, total 58 --------- 922 611 81 298 200 53 869 197 17 785 947 13 232 614 9 643 056 150 387 989 17 568 073 132 819 916 21 755 489 14 022 965

Water supply 19 ------------ 147 019 24 378 146 13 521 140 7 567 188 6 329 870 3 289 818 53 397 185 12 476 701 40 920 484 9 572 537 5 181 200

States 123 ---------------- 993 209 125 88 076 88 209 86 025 32 840 917 902 559 895 358 007 229 035 107 592

Counties 1 -------------- 423 867 2 070 296 980 150 794 164 710 572 295 982 4 966 627 1 185 483 3 781 144 778 756 635 049

Municipalities 12 --------- 723 519 14 660 625 8 702 076 4 097 592 3 095 641 1 860 957 29 812 513 6 117 158 23 695 355 5 351 176 3 023 857

Townships 571 ------------ 987 687 438 441 938 184 425 146 482 61 075 957 288 793 280 164 008 191 758 82 171

Special districts 4 ------- 303 653 6 750 662 3 308 900 2 402 798 2 291 150 1 038 964 16 742 855 3 820 885 12 921 970 3 021 812 1 332 531

Electric power 30 ----------- 999 242 31 982 933 22 739 429 3 950 225 2 986 883 5 293 279 79 275 014 582 001 78 693 013 8 140 175 6 383 643

States 2 ---------------- 256 475 2 531 919 1 552 459 408 312 385 151 571 148 8 035 781 – 8 035 781 1 730 103 1 514 092

Counties 131 -------------- 991 143 779 103 548 27 448 24 861 12 783 216 506 – 216 506 – 4 159

Municipalities 18 --------- 231 762 18 023 328 14 502 271 2 167 846 1 292 119 1 353 211 20 001 751 496 171 19 505 580 2 285 960 886 368

Townships 510 ------------ 861 487 233 472 774 11 390 5 825 3 069 40 692 37 367 3 325 3 100 4 786

Special districts 9 ------- 868 153 10 796 674 6 108 377 1 335 229 1 278 927 3 353 068 50 980 284 48 463 50 931 821 4 121 012 3 974 238

Gas supply2-------------- 3 034 092 3 057 991 2 533 120 432 444 236 952 92 427 1 535 241 108 245 1 426 996 218 298 72 318

Counties 14 -------------- 908 29 985 14 479 15 033 14 913 473 5 617 – 5 617 – 368

Municipalities 2 --------- 320 973 2 176 663 1 908 050 198 072 149 516 70 541 1 070 918 108 245 962 673 66 498 60 854

Townships 9 ------------ 397 8 690 8 690 – – – – – – – –

Special districts 683 ------- 535 839 432 598 816 219 339 72 523 21 277 456 910 – 456 910 151 800 10 741

Transit systems 5 ---------- 742 258 21 879 130 15 075 508 5 836 090 3 678 909 967 532 16 180 549 4 401 126 11 779 423 3 824 479 2 385 804

States 1 ---------------- 125 794 4 291 882 2 322 481 1 712 783 912 722 256 618 4 731 950 522 870 4 209 080 821 325 435 690

Counties 165 -------------- 298 829 723 619 712 199 503 145 853 10 508 188 263 46 244 142 019 32 748 5 015

Municipalities 1 --------- 891 624 5 613 127 4 392 422 990 315 365 032 230 390 3 438 223 3 213 016 225 207 912 392 682 787

Townships 696 ------------ 5 347 5 232 115 – – – – – – –

Special districts 2 ------- 558 846 11 139 051 7 735 661 2 933 374 2 255 302 470 016 7 822 113 618 996 7 203 117 2 058 014 1 262 312

Alabama, total 1 ---------------------- 276 543 1 320 196 1 113 413 140 157 101 079 66 626 1 055 341 40 408 1 014 933 167 049 103 282

Water supply 286 --------------------- 929 326 171 188 717 91 744 73 418 45 710 709 751 31 081 678 670 86 803 88 565

Electric power 744 -------------------- 719 742 105 696 393 29 363 15 454 16 349 284 447 8 727 275 720 70 285 8 126

Gas supply 238 ----------------------- 722 226 129 205 182 16 380 11 920 4 567 61 134 600 60 534 9 961 6 591

Transit 6 --------------------------- 173 25 791 23 121 2 670 287 – 9 – 9 – –

Alaska, total 198 ------------------------ 023 384 970 179 435 154 109 108 794 51 426 798 711 84 460 714 251 2 098 12 216

Water supply 37 --------------------- 736 92 135 33 802 49 467 35 261 8 866 122 435 69 832 52 603 1 500 3 632

Electric power 156 -------------------- 700 258 329 126 148 89 621 58 610 42 560 676 276 14 628 661 648 598 8 584

Gas supply 459 ----------------------- 17 824 2 963 14 861 14 861 – – – – – –

Transit 3 --------------------------- 128 16 682 16 522 160 62 – – – – – –

Arizona, total 1 ----------------------- 640 237 1 583 956 945 323 296 764 262 290 341 869 5 344 862 555 745 4 789 117 712 160 577 644

Water supply 354 --------------------- 264 430 267 227 002 114 937 90 731 88 328 1 940 621 555 470 1 385 151 360 410 246 543

Electric power 1 -------------------- 247 309 1 059 882 629 202 177 234 170 336 253 446 3 403 537 – 3 403 537 351 750 330 790

Gas supply 32 ----------------------- 398 26 262 25 570 670 323 22 – – – – – Transit 6 --------------------------- 266 67 545 63 549 3 923 900 73 704 275 429 – 311

Arkansas, total 316 --------------------- 194 298 543 230 493 32 180 26 112 35 870 542 933 27 660 515 273 29 789 59 046 Water supply 136 --------------------- 508 147 179 101 560 28 461 23 901 17 158 278 110 27 660 250 450 6 899 34 803 Electric power 175 -------------------- 530 142 401 121 007 2 682 1 402 18 712 264 823 – 264 823 22 890 24 243 Gas supply 2 ----------------------- 506 1 810 1 810 – – – – – – – – Transit 1 --------------------------- 650 7 153 6 116 1 037 809 – – – – – –

California, total 9 --------------------- 425 466 14 252 876 9 020 568 3 970 040 3 233 809 1 262 268 21 728 228 1 307 169 20 421 059 4 936 102 2 443 421 Water supply 3 --------------------- 810 963 5 340 412 3 041 466 1 920 926 1 615 816 378 020 6 778 729 1 150 901 5 627 828 1 823 544 315 115 Electric power 4 -------------------- 798 265 5 145 820 3 469 426 946 921 585 213 729 473 11 988 921 27 553 11 961 368 2 210 550 1 637 821 Gas supply 92 ----------------------- 251 86 099 83 182 2 878 – 39 600 – 600 – 175 Transit 723 --------------------------- 987 3 680 545 2 426 494 1 099 315 1 032 780 154 736 2 959 978 128 715 2 831 263 902 008 490 310

Colorado, total 927 --------------------- 114 1 193 592 726 766 257 665 198 768 209 161 3 005 389 1 048 078 1 957 311 406 816 241 468 Water supply 395 --------------------- 247 516 413 261 935 155 352 124 717 99 126 1 600 569 1 031 328 569 241 167 260 121 378 Electric power 413 -------------------- 535 413 227 269 878 43 029 37 899 100 320 1 250 609 12 290 1 238 319 218 863 112 481 Gas supply 84 ----------------------- 889 77 411 69 442 5 960 5 669 2 009 37 752 – 37 752 20 693 2 559 Transit 33 --------------------------- 443 186 541 125 511 53 324 30 483 7 706 116 459 4 460 111 999 – 5 050

Connecticut, total 371 ------------------- 735 513 717 337 668 138 965 108 608 37 084 532 935 78 931 454 004 41 035 21 377 Water supply 157 --------------------- 504 166 209 92 643 45 288 40 596 28 278 409 210 78 091 331 119 40 068 18 287 Electric power 180 -------------------- 303 176 011 163 571 3 676 2 433 8 764 123 265 840 122 425 967 3 083 Gas supply 9 ----------------------- 748 7 598 7 598 – – – – – – – – Transit 24 --------------------------- 180 163 899 73 856 90 001 65 579 42 460 – 460 – 7

Delaware, total 110 --------------------- 506 113 935 97 226 11 428 2 266 5 281 89 623 31 552 58 071 12 989 14 455 Water supply 27 --------------------- 215 24 228 19 694 1 777 1 346 2 757 54 971 29 471 25 500 11 488 11 666 Electric power 78 -------------------- 899 74 309 62 925 8 860 920 2 524 34 652 2 081 32 571 1 501 2 789 Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– – Transit 4 --------------------------- 392 15 398 14 607 791 – – – – – – –

District of Columbia, total 361 ----------- 238 1 027 340 788 758 154 488 105 367 84 094 1 004 403 – 1 004 403 – 8 867

Water supply 53 --------------------- 587 78 223 47 233 24 244 12 681 6 746 7 403 – 7 403 – 8 867

Electric power – -------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 307 --------------------------- 651 949 117 741 525 130 244 92 686 77 348 997 000 – 997 000 – –

Florida, total 3 ------------------------ 395 536 4 595 888 2 641 888 1 362 523 1 118 512 591 477 8 958 091 177 462 8 780 629 1 114 700 649 656

Water supply 1 --------------------- 352 977 2 105 412 993 305 873 174 826 965 238 933 4 148 655 177 462 3 971 193 838 350 531 685

Electric power 1 -------------------- 845 986 1 983 826 1 223 337 412 209 235 086 348 280 4 753 613 – 4 753 613 265 533 110 208

Gas supply 100 ----------------------- 233 95 189 79 408 11 517 11 517 4 264 55 823 – 55 823 10 817 7 763

Transit 96 --------------------------- 340 411 461 345 838 65 623 44 944 – – – – – –

Georgia, total 1 ----------------------- 879 086 2 341 151 1 380 682 498 578 298 172 461 891 7 285 405 34 235 7 251 170 1 103 803 835 174

Water supply 533 --------------------- 147 675 318 358 741 194 847 158 431 121 730 1 841 054 34 235 1 806 819 194 325 170 495

Electric power 1 -------------------- 052 481 1 030 893 639 924 88 745 81 481 302 224 4 386 051 – 4 386 051 206 203 176 271

Gas supply 223 ----------------------- 153 317 786 174 344 141 045 1 946 2 397 141 915 – 141 915 139 135 528 Transit 70 --------------------------- 305 317 154 207 673 73 941 56 314 35 540 916 385 – 916 385 564 140 487 880

See footnotes at end of table.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES UTILITIES 39
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Table 27. Finances of Utilities Operated by State and Local Governments by State, Type of

Utility, and Government: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Expenditure Long-term debt

Capital outlay Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year

Revenue Total

Current

operation Total1 Construction

Interest on

debt Total

Full faith

and credit

NonguaranteedDebt

issued Debt retired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Hawaii, total 124 ------------------------ 760 239 457 173 853 63 474 60 388 2 130 106 389 58 027 48 362 35 775 3 556

Water supply 104 --------------------- 418 127 481 66 864 58 487 56 661 2 130 106 389 58 027 48 362 35 775 3 556

Electric power – -------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 20 --------------------------- 342 111 976 106 989 4 987 3 727 – – – – – –

Idaho, total 82 ------------------------- 601 87 592 64 549 13 210 10 800 9 833 122 253 62 072 60 181 – 2 496

Water supply 35 --------------------- 034 39 944 27 711 9 982 7 934 2 251 34 790 14 007 20 783 – 1 912

Electric power 47 -------------------- 103 45 257 34 476 3 199 2 865 7 582 87 463 48 065 39 398 – 584

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 464 --------------------------- 2 391 2 362 29 1 – – – – – –

Illinois, total 1 ------------------------ 817 947 3 027 092 2 160 242 727 003 651 430 139 847 2 046 126 653 568 1 392 558 442 716 266 990

Water supply 974 --------------------- 231 1 056 949 691 292 252 479 221 927 113 178 1 497 223 430 673 1 066 550 283 311 229 574

Electric power 352 -------------------- 724 323 641 274 629 31 125 25 053 17 887 309 203 1 445 307 758 59 405 25 711

Gas supply 39 ----------------------- 916 34 777 34 645 20 – 112 – – – – –

Transit 451 --------------------------- 076 1 611 725 1 159 676 443 379 404 450 8 670 239 700 221 450 18 250 100 000 11 705

Indiana, total 944 ----------------------- 527 1 088 225 897 523 139 337 102 116 51 365 786 663 23 544 763 119 23 997 36 107

Water supply 175 --------------------- 480 210 756 153 321 43 651 37 486 13 784 209 786 13 469 196 317 16 292 16 854

Electric power 466 -------------------- 139 499 198 441 751 34 732 28 164 22 715 320 028 865 319 163 6 210 14 346

Gas supply 281 ----------------------- 907 302 847 248 256 40 750 35 898 13 841 247 682 43 247 639 1 495 3 269

Transit 21 --------------------------- 001 75 424 54 195 20 204 568 1 025 9 167 9 167 – – 1 638

Iowa, total 449 -------------------------- 369 488 972 363 858 80 264 48 283 44 850 561 263 45 884 515 379 26 463 39 366

Water supply 155 --------------------- 301 168 782 111 748 46 829 31 307 10 205 145 175 39 314 105 861 20 448 20 877

Electric power 257 -------------------- 945 257 722 197 126 26 471 16 852 34 125 410 552 6 509 404 043 6 015 18 239

Gas supply 29 ----------------------- 509 28 956 26 018 2 454 – 484 5 463 – 5 463 – 228

Transit 6 --------------------------- 614 33 512 28 966 4 510 124 36 73 61 12 – 22

Kansas, total 572 ----------------------- 889 598 171 447 187 95 459 63 338 55 525 712 893 33 199 679 694 209 494 143 152

Water supply 206 --------------------- 516 223 668 132 886 63 573 42 041 27 209 393 689 33 199 360 490 74 050 47 895

Electric power 344 -------------------- 378 346 780 288 144 30 399 21 297 28 237 318 183 – 318 183 135 134 95 029

Gas supply 20 ----------------------- 237 19 061 18 715 292 – 54 931 – 931 310 73

Transit 1 --------------------------- 758 8 662 7 442 1 195 – 25 90 – 90 – 155

Kentucky, total 575 --------------------- 680 684 468 492 184 133 435 32 463 58 849 991 130 592 990 538 253 614 44 310

Water supply 242 --------------------- 042 294 211 148 668 101 798 25 775 43 745 623 377 592 622 785 102 235 32 219

Electric power 273 -------------------- 544 280 850 247 413 18 764 4 862 14 673 365 669 – 365 669 151 379 11 848

Gas supply 50 ----------------------- 430 48 531 42 188 5 934 805 409 2 084 – 2 084 – 243

Transit 9 --------------------------- 664 60 876 53 915 6 939 1 021 22 – – – – –

Louisiana, total 629 --------------------- 285 667 047 555 697 59 897 50 574 51 453 827 927 58 114 769 813 16 322 44 737

Water supply 210 --------------------- 832 217 719 159 309 37 693 31 730 20 717 353 314 45 345 307 969 11 094 23 422

Electric power 321 -------------------- 846 294 351 249 926 17 289 16 203 27 136 427 984 11 783 416 201 5 228 18 210 Gas supply 63 ----------------------- 226 54 606 50 529 2 652 2 244 1 425 17 124 986 16 138 – 625 Transit 33 --------------------------- 381 100 371 95 933 2 263 397 2 175 29 505 – 29 505 – 2 480

Maine, total 67 ------------------------- 916 92 259 52 357 28 826 23 133 11 076 159 129 37 591 121 538 26 847 8 758 Water supply 50 --------------------- 517 72 844 33 594 28 797 23 133 10 453 152 277 37 299 114 978 26 847 8 180 Electric power 16 -------------------- 371 15 272 14 860 16 – 396 4 909 – 4 909 – 331 Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– – Transit 1 --------------------------- 028 4 143 3 903 13 – 227 1 943 292 1 651 – 247

Maryland, total 362 --------------------- 251 738 448 420 158 263 520 242 283 54 770 955 280 853 162 102 118 135 235 76 906 Water supply 241 --------------------- 982 305 646 171 132 81 223 77 929 53 291 935 704 833 586 102 118 133 502 75 800 Electric power 34 -------------------- 642 30 114 28 647 – – 1 467 19 379 19 379 – 1 660 1 106 Gas supply 1 ----------------------- 435 1 193 1 193 – – – – – – – – Transit 84 --------------------------- 192 401 495 219 186 182 297 164 354 12 197 197 – 73 –

Massachusetts, total 1 ---------------- 599 285 2 644 948 1 743 429 577 705 365 475 323 814 3 819 063 673 578 3 145 485 447 568 107 546 Water supply 501 --------------------- 580 486 001 292 044 155 823 111 052 38 134 607 529 531 312 76 217 156 550 57 755 Electric power 862 -------------------- 300 875 107 714 755 19 414 9 739 140 938 1 496 400 76 005 1 420 395 15 100 – Gas supply 40 ----------------------- 912 37 462 37 462 – – – – – – – – Transit 194 --------------------------- 493 1 246 378 699 168 402 468 244 684 144 742 1 715 134 66 261 1 648 873 275 918 49 791

Michigan, total 1 ---------------------- 222 178 1 525 297 1 149 841 257 666 132 214 117 790 1 931 860 250 312 1 681 548 436 662 376 799 Water supply 693 --------------------- 813 812 268 559 182 194 008 97 538 59 078 1 117 584 250 237 867 347 408 137 335 608 Electric power 470 -------------------- 562 443 483 333 539 51 248 33 918 58 696 814 108 – 814 108 28 525 41 061 Gas supply – ----------------------- 1 1 – –– – – –– – Transit 57 --------------------------- 803 269 545 257 119 12 410 758 16 168 75 93 – 130

Minnesota, total 842 -------------------- 950 1 028 437 776 086 138 062 69 273 114 289 1 682 469 63 012 1 619 457 50 554 64 479 Water supply 168 --------------------- 511 246 975 158 301 75 937 42 863 12 737 202 799 57 162 145 637 19 657 14 501 Electric power 567 -------------------- 830 566 916 428 529 37 658 14 786 100 729 1 465 218 – 1 465 218 30 181 47 402 Gas supply 62 ----------------------- 338 58 907 54 283 4 190 3 115 434 8 602 – 8 602 716 876 Transit 44 --------------------------- 271 155 639 134 973 20 277 8 509 389 5 850 5 850 – – 1 700

Mississippi, total 361 -------------------- 629 381 968 310 435 51 435 43 217 20 098 340 929 148 045 192 884 65 129 49 900

Water supply 112 --------------------- 093 138 867 77 850 42 251 37 828 18 766 321 399 146 091 175 308 65 129 47 390

Electric power 201 -------------------- 037 199 385 191 442 7 204 4 249 739 9 604 1 954 7 650 – 1 025

Gas supply 47 ----------------------- 992 42 076 39 591 1 892 1 100 593 9 926 – 9 926 – 1 485

Transit 507 --------------------------- 1 640 1 552 88 40 – – – – – –

Missouri, total 827 ---------------------- 643 944 725 738 558 141 889 116 353 64 278 935 237 29 720 905 517 45 301 48 680

Water supply 268 --------------------- 985 323 574 192 885 95 570 87 187 35 119 527 148 29 720 497 428 45 301 25 386

Electric power 455 -------------------- 413 397 676 344 802 24 750 21 838 28 124 401 839 – 401 839 – 22 908

Gas supply 69 ----------------------- 751 67 252 61 870 4 357 4 357 1 025 6 250 – 6 250 – 386

Transit 33 --------------------------- 494 156 223 139 001 17 212 2 971 10 – – – – –

Montana, total 42 ---------------------- 429 46 324 32 428 7 527 6 637 6 369 103 338 336 103 002 10 546 12 628

Water supply 35 --------------------- 224 32 278 21 950 4 254 3 402 6 074 100 093 336 99 757 10 546 12 431

Electric power 6 -------------------- 441 5 949 5 654 – – 295 3 245 – 3 245 – 197 Gas supply 142 ----------------------- 119 119 – – – – – – – – Transit 622 --------------------------- 7 978 4 705 3 273 3 235 – – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

40 UTILITIES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 27. Finances of Utilities Operated by State and Local Governments by State, Type of

Utility, and Government: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Expenditure Long-term debt

Capital outlay Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year

Revenue Total

Current

operation Total1 Construction

Interest on

debt Total

Full faith

and credit

NonguaranteedDebt

issued Debt retired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Nebraska, total 1 --------------------- 603 459 1 734 508 1 224 706 313 247 293 894 196 555 3 261 820 15 798 3 246 022 54 746 102 509

Water supply 80 --------------------- 173 121 763 60 012 54 651 49 572 7 100 121 391 3 949 117 442 43 039 6 327

Electric power 1 -------------------- 380 476 1 451 908 1 017 343 245 339 234 569 189 226 3 137 579 11 849 3 125 730 8 757 93 282

Gas supply 137 ----------------------- 475 141 429 129 740 11 460 8 412 229 2 850 – 2 850 2 950 2 900

Transit 5 --------------------------- 335 19 408 17 611 1 797 1 341 – – – – – –

Nevada, total 215 ----------------------- 195 291 309 168 678 97 117 80 212 25 514 559 067 321 172 237 895 100 631 84 173

Water supply 168 --------------------- 726 236 580 118 025 93 216 77 871 25 339 547 299 321 172 226 127 90 756 84 049

Electric power 42 -------------------- 787 39 770 36 893 2 702 2 341 175 11 768 – 11 768 9 875 124

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 3 --------------------------- 682 14 959 13 760 1 199 – – – – – – –

New Hampshire, total 57 --------------- 096 65 727 47 957 8 161 8 019 9 609 211 655 202 735 8 920 47 309 14 827

Water supply 44 --------------------- 275 50 479 32 783 8 161 8 019 9 535 211 030 202 110 8 920 47 309 14 739

Electric power 10 -------------------- 611 10 897 10 823 – – 74 625 625 – – 88

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 2 --------------------------- 210 4 351 4 351 – – – – – – – –

New Jersey, total 871 ------------------- 435 1 566 084 1 120 072 376 835 298 310 69 177 1 201 474 378 554 822 920 143 604 90 859

Water supply 436 --------------------- 931 499 288 307 851 122 865 107 841 68 572 1 193 818 371 955 821 863 143 604 88 774

Electric power 73 -------------------- 770 68 558 64 021 3 932 374 605 7 656 6 599 1 057 – 2 085

Gas supply – ----------------------- 33 33 – – – – – – – –

Transit 360 --------------------------- 734 998 205 748 167 250 038 190 095 – – – – – –

New Mexico, total 208 ------------------ 090 222 547 148 515 26 598 20 383 47 434 620 266 31 409 588 857 59 613 17 849

Water supply 94 --------------------- 039 113 490 63 084 24 190 19 478 26 216 376 204 31 031 345 173 59 613 12 071

Electric power 87 -------------------- 807 75 102 53 133 1 138 – 20 831 236 128 378 235 750 – 4 618

Gas supply 23 ----------------------- 440 20 958 19 339 1 232 888 387 7 934 – 7 934 – 1 160

Transit 2 --------------------------- 804 12 997 12 959 38 17 – – – – – –

New York, total 4 --------------------- 654 517 10 140 312 6 301 771 2 718 465 1 483 232 1 120 076 18 387 968 5 337 047 13 050 921 3 715 161 2 204 955

Water supply 1 --------------------- 035 332 1 372 722 604 592 394 962 382 623 373 168 6 239 655 1 669 372 4 570 283 1 290 498 400 047

Electric power 1 -------------------- 350 590 1 544 650 1 057 623 222 915 222 886 264 112 3 667 730 81 713 3 586 017 643 106 682 407

Gas supply – ----------------------- 1 085 1 085 – – – – – – – –

Transit 2 --------------------------- 268 595 7 221 855 4 638 471 2 100 588 877 723 482 796 8 480 583 3 585 962 4 894 621 1 781 557 1 122 501

North Carolina, total 2 ---------------- 153 292 2 498 645 1 604 720 432 237 335 897 461 688 6 534 754 705 667 5 829 087 636 118 494 532

Water supply 377 --------------------- 377 626 973 249 080 332 397 270 787 45 496 768 330 670 721 97 609 178 469 76 940

Electric power 1 -------------------- 700 859 1 755 873 1 254 136 86 219 58 483 415 518 5 756 049 26 996 5 729 053 455 149 416 895

Gas supply 58 ----------------------- 672 51 270 48 223 2 614 1 525 433 6 925 4 500 2 425 2 500 380

Transit 16 --------------------------- 384 64 529 53 281 11 007 5 102 241 3 450 3 450 – – 317

North Dakota, total 47 ----------------- 956 49 764 40 449 5 153 4 388 4 162 54 403 53 766 637 838 5 231

Water supply 37 --------------------- 216 40 039 31 258 4 713 4 026 4 068 53 766 53 766 – 825 5 165

Electric power 10 -------------------- 285 8 172 7 874 204 140 94 637 – 637 13 66 Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– – Transit 455 --------------------------- 1 553 1 317 236 222 – – – – – –

Ohio, total 1 -------------------------- 225 385 1 720 845 1 222 476 375 965 302 350 122 404 1 843 611 508 539 1 335 072 355 218 210 990 Water supply 712 --------------------- 555 825 773 512 032 232 698 200 956 81 043 1 278 235 333 437 944 798 279 000 144 882 Electric power 403 -------------------- 153 478 249 359 611 80 458 57 873 38 180 538 886 156 602 382 284 76 218 60 991 Gas supply 29 ----------------------- 583 36 000 31 236 4 764 1 248 – – – – – – Transit 80 --------------------------- 094 380 823 319 597 58 045 42 273 3 181 26 490 18 500 7 990 – 5 117

Oklahoma, total 677 --------------------- 977 685 231 491 272 62 122 44 153 131 837 2 030 231 53 134 1 977 097 157 147 147 491 Water supply 255 --------------------- 590 260 868 173 745 47 161 36 704 39 962 635 628 52 761 582 867 81 223 56 505 Electric power 400 -------------------- 555 389 529 283 697 14 775 7 423 91 057 1 381 606 373 1 381 233 72 921 90 435 Gas supply 18 ----------------------- 384 15 065 14 190 57 26 818 12 997 – 12 997 3 003 551 Transit 3 --------------------------- 448 19 769 19 640 129 – – – – – – –

Oregon, total 606 ----------------------- 710 786 108 584 546 139 764 108 503 61 798 977 415 269 639 707 776 63 980 63 558 Water supply 199 --------------------- 059 217 155 142 703 53 755 42 515 20 697 342 182 263 748 78 434 39 856 47 265 Electric power 375 -------------------- 350 409 995 316 698 54 782 51 975 38 515 598 494 2 689 595 805 24 124 16 079 Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– – Transit 32 --------------------------- 301 158 958 125 145 31 227 14 013 2 586 36 739 3 202 33 537 – 214

Pennsylvania, total 1 ------------------ 575 933 2 478 963 1 708 941 537 679 427 800 232 343 3 352 068 398 032 2 954 036 391 559 312 112 Water supply 559 --------------------- 049 700 835 367 038 190 748 171 416 143 049 2 026 651 265 897 1 760 754 390 724 264 644 Electric power 90 -------------------- 435 98 563 72 459 346 192 25 758 405 114 3 744 401 370 – 2 984 Gas supply 495 ----------------------- 539 486 737 396 545 45 080 45 080 45 112 700 638 – 700 638 – 29 460 Transit 430 --------------------------- 910 1 192 828 872 899 301 505 211 112 18 424 219 665 128 391 91 274 835 15 024

Rhode Island, total 76 ----------------- 977 101 423 79 245 16 779 8 125 5 399 90 458 65 544 24 914 6 940 7 898 Water supply 65 --------------------- 864 56 965 48 654 3 077 2 508 5 234 88 394 63 510 24 884 6 940 7 743 Electric power 4 -------------------- 455 4 462 4 305 6 6 151 2 064 2 034 30 – 155 Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– – Transit 6 --------------------------- 658 39 996 26 286 13 696 5 611 14 – – – – –

South Carolina, total 1 ---------------- 270 183 1 462 715 835 967 330 686 275 076 296 062 4 514 956 30 656 4 488 823 927 171 576 369

Water supply 270 --------------------- 468 383 203 181 995 149 250 126 924 51 958 906 345 26 133 880 212 110 590 119 969

Electric power 910 -------------------- 245 992 899 580 915 168 364 138 741 243 620 3 599 787 4 523 3 599 787 810 986 452 233

Gas supply 82 ----------------------- 457 71 982 61 141 10 372 9 409 469 8 580 – 8 580 5 595 4 160

Transit 7 --------------------------- 013 14 631 11 916 2 700 2 15 244 – 244 – 7

South Dakota, total 93 ----------------- 712 94 208 68 605 17 063 10 098 8 540 126 638 7 800 118 838 22 554 21 526

Water supply 36 --------------------- 684 45 651 28 838 12 876 8 210 3 937 61 050 3 548 57 502 19 469 20 423

Electric power 51 -------------------- 630 44 660 36 121 3 936 1 672 4 603 65 588 4 252 61 336 3 085 1 103

Gas supply 5 ----------------------- 398 3 897 3 646 251 216 – – – – – –

Transit – --------------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Tennessee, total 3 -------------------- 718 411 3 732 464 3 264 206 330 619 209 642 137 639 1 976 934 52 393 1 924 541 145 475 184 517

Water supply 377 --------------------- 451 425 883 213 355 121 813 79 809 90 715 1 344 123 47 768 1 296 355 53 069 145 590

Electric power 2 -------------------- 912 585 2 829 941 2 654 536 133 795 84 867 41 610 549 703 3 839 545 864 71 503 31 700 Gas supply 407 ----------------------- 497 412 459 343 364 63 817 44 966 5 278 82 488 166 82 322 20 903 7 142 Transit 20 --------------------------- 878 64 181 52 951 11 194 – 36 620 620 – – 85

See footnotes at end of table.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES UTILITIES 41
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Table 27. Finances of Utilities Operated by State and Local Governments by State, Type of

Utility, and Government: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Expenditure Long-term debt

Capital outlay Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year

Revenue Total

Current

operation Total1 Construction

Interest on

debt Total

Full faith

and credit

NonguaranteedDebt

issued Debt retired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Texas, total 4 ------------------------- 377 838 5 434 234 3 130 197 1 136 408 894 090 1 167 629 16 156 117 1 689 266 14 466 851 2 264 289 1 834 114

Water supply 1 --------------------- 768 891 2 215 024 1 094 618 524 441 458 120 595 965 8 496 929 1 684 887 6 812 042 1 251 920 904 836

Electric power 2 -------------------- 341 654 2 370 174 1 388 173 410 988 368 548 571 013 7 659 118 4 379 7 654 739 1 012 369 904 178

Gas supply 160 ----------------------- 324 138 093 120 328 17 128 12 961 637 – – – – –

Transit 106 --------------------------- 969 710 943 527 078 183 851 54 461 14 70 – 70 – 25 100

Utah, total 883 -------------------------- 587 1 036 921 517 494 87 510 66 222 431 917 6 082 264 78 655 6 003 609 82 518 106 359

Water supply 135 --------------------- 140 163 106 94 911 47 278 35 213 20 917 473 472 73 236 400 236 20 869 26 953

Electric power 739 -------------------- 447 825 740 380 218 35 525 30 585 409 997 5 587 977 3 119 5 584 858 45 749 77 298

Gas supply 356 ----------------------- 245 21 – – 224 6 215 2 300 3 915 – 115

Transit 8 --------------------------- 644 47 830 42 344 4 707 424 779 14 600 – 14 600 15 900 1 993

Vermont, total 100 ---------------------- 415 104 805 81 662 9 434 7 979 13 709 207 173 29 091 178 082 3 063 6 206

Water supply 25 --------------------- 025 30 311 19 487 8 101 7 357 2 723 58 523 26 575 31 948 2 703 1 662

Electric power 74 -------------------- 001 69 949 58 022 952 622 10 975 148 551 2 516 146 035 360 4 507

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 1 --------------------------- 389 4 545 4 153 381 – 11 99 – 99 – 37

Virginia, total 830 ----------------------- 189 1 028 354 692 975 225 387 189 218 109 992 1 884 762 649 296 1 235 466 299 599 133 437

Water supply 498 --------------------- 701 533 908 304 022 144 435 124 390 85 451 1 508 176 482 754 1 025 422 295 862 120 853

Electric power 182 -------------------- 716 165 008 151 361 10 082 8 437 3 565 49 266 21 291 27 975 3 517 5 736

Gas supply 116 ----------------------- 768 115 223 94 524 13 534 12 364 7 165 111 328 99 650 11 678 220 1 649

Transit 32 --------------------------- 004 214 215 143 068 57 336 44 027 13 811 215 992 45 601 170 391 – 5 199

Washington, total 2 ------------------- 594 625 3 323 185 2 018 003 639 763 519 185 665 419 13 032 550 198 449 12 834 101 1 361 518 973 134

Water supply 329 --------------------- 865 421 377 235 540 140 989 129 617 44 848 738 523 16 043 722 480 107 489 54 245

Electric power 2 -------------------- 191 106 2 433 321 1 470 916 354 341 316 884 608 064 12 107 782 6 739 12 101 043 1 070 659 760 911

Gas supply 5 ----------------------- 141 10 768 4 485 6 283 6 102 – – – – – –

Transit 68 --------------------------- 513 457 719 307 062 138 150 66 582 12 507 186 245 175 667 10 578 183 370 157 978

West Virginia, total 90 ----------------- 272 121 186 85 708 20 425 10 396 15 053 276 374 10 274 266 100 29 891 6 749

Water supply 82 --------------------- 277 100 856 67 499 18 304 10 356 15 053 276 198 10 274 265 924 29 891 6 692

Electric power 4 -------------------- 600 4 676 3 629 1 047 – – 176 – 176 – 57

Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

Transit 3 --------------------------- 395 15 654 14 580 1 074 40 – – – – – –

Wisconsin, total 505 -------------------- 363 639 923 541 415 69 858 44 097 28 650 460 599 106 149 354 450 131 806 92 494

Water supply 201 --------------------- 314 232 371 179 984 32 004 26 311 20 383 339 981 97 602 242 379 88 001 62 087

Electric power 261 -------------------- 527 276 784 255 605 13 235 11 605 7 944 117 688 5 617 112 071 43 127 29 601

Gas supply 904 ----------------------- 851 851 – – – – – – – –

Transit 41 --------------------------- 618 129 917 104 975 24 619 6 181 323 2 930 2 930 – 678 806

Wyoming, total 58 --------------------- 977 69 145 49 012 13 066 9 591 7 067 112 039 49 174 62 865 1 297 4 764

Water supply 32 --------------------- 381 43 596 25 199 12 531 9 591 5 866 91 498 49 174 42 324 1 297 4 343

Electric power 26 -------------------- 596 25 549 23 813 535 – 1 201 20 541 – 20 541 – 421 Gas supply – ----------------------- – – – –– – – –– – Transit – --------------------------- – – – –– – – –– –

1Includes amounts not shown in detail.

2Includes amounts for Oklahoma State gas supply not shown in detail.

42 UTILITIES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 28. State and Local Government Insurance Trust Finances by State: 1991-92

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Insurance trusts, total Unemployment compensation1 Employee retirement

Revenue Revenue Revenue

Total

Contributions

Earnings

on investmentsExpenditure TotalContributions

Earnings

on investmentsExpenditure TotalContributions

Earnings

on investments Expenditure

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

United States 147 ----------- 959 401 65 508 506 82 450 895 90 275 955 27 019 195 24 820 914 2 198 281 32 887 355 106 201 757 28 821 876 77 379 881 46 419 151

Alabama 1 ------------------------ 574 426 477 899 1 096 527 766 407 221 015 183 176 37 839 266 704 1 353 397 294 709 1 058 688 499 625 Alaska 983 -------------------------- 154 353 409 629 745 397 500 144 082 129 767 14 315 143 721 837 623 222 193 615 430 251 730 Arizona 1 ------------------------- 676 624 610 971 1 065 653 878 166 200 685 162 477 38 208 260 759 1 137 626 199 864 937 762 456 820 Arkansas 693 ----------------------- 507 249 314 444 193 426 010 190 223 181 061 9 162 228 058 502 410 68 253 434 157 196 553 California 25 ----------------------- 134 143 10 842 871 14 291 272 15 900 244 3 055 007 2 755 224 299 783 4 491 896 17 640 619 4 139 850 13 500 769 7 463 656

Colorado 2 ------------------------ 263 626 1 072 304 1 191 322 1 093 994 231 004 211 519 19 485 213 832 1 668 529 549 576 1 118 953 618 411 Connecticut 1 --------------------- 867 077 1 145 345 721 732 1 657 076 847 409 847 409 – 844 423 946 626 225 788 720 838 749 103 Delaware 387 ----------------------- 757 155 714 232 043 230 351 139 915 121 252 18 663 85 474 239 127 25 754 213 373 137 434 District of Columbia 280 -------------- 638 132 836 147 802 372 333 97 868 95 499 2 369 126 674 182 770 37 337 145 433 245 659 Florida 5 -------------------------- 189 101 2 671 307 2 517 794 2 427 409 898 783 783 245 115 538 1 221 195 4 282 213 1 888 062 2 394 151 1 128 835

Georgia 2 ------------------------- 562 637 922 601 1 640 036 1 387 431 513 137 450 779 62 358 563 932 2 049 500 471 822 1 577 678 823 499 Hawaii 730 -------------------------- 700 163 272 567 428 398 710 80 655 54 092 26 563 114 516 650 045 109 180 540 865 284 194 Idaho 446 --------------------------- 777 327 191 119 586 258 747 83 785 68 581 15 204 98 546 268 684 178 290 90 394 117 029 Illinois 5 -------------------------- 397 686 2 625 293 2 772 393 3 430 704 1 407 181 1 305 675 101 506 1 710 764 3 983 454 1 312 617 2 670 837 1 712 722 Indiana 1 ------------------------- 324 793 524 248 800 545 732 666 257 909 184 048 73 861 189 065 1 066 884 340 200 726 684 542 834

Iowa 916 ---------------------------- 504 437 195 479 309 457 148 238 011 189 816 48 195 225 328 677 658 246 564 431 094 231 143 Kansas 862 ------------------------- 724 386 704 476 020 449 971 251 198 215 824 35 374 228 296 575 565 134 919 440 646 190 986 Kentucky 1 ------------------------ 442 532 762 410 680 122 926 597 293 073 269 689 23 384 312 404 1 036 618 379 880 656 738 512 654 Louisiana 1 ----------------------- 452 082 667 805 784 277 1 161 900 302 055 257 085 44 970 236 770 1 150 027 410 720 739 307 908 352 Maine 541 -------------------------- 419 397 099 144 320 439 306 152 886 146 354 6 532 224 906 388 339 250 569 137 770 214 340

Maryland 2 ------------------------ 716 747 954 973 1 761 774 1 831 083 485 886 465 589 20 297 631 101 1 827 507 169 355 1 658 152 878 858 Massachusetts 2 ------------------ 814 881 2 175 818 639 063 3 135 738 1 499 662 1 496 276 3 386 1 589 891 1 283 065 648 140 634 925 1 514 852 Michigan 4 ------------------------ 764 882 2 565 793 2 199 089 3 855 574 1 543 775 1 541 715 2 060 1 804 609 2 928 303 790 540 2 137 763 1 936 427 Minnesota 3 ----------------------- 026 425 1 145 110 1 881 315 1 323 166 392 739 372 386 20 353 472 436 2 499 009 639 916 1 859 093 744 407 Mississippi 764 ---------------------- 788 418 704 346 084 446 313 139 121 125 020 14 101 166 496 625 667 293 684 331 983 279 817

Missouri 2 ------------------------ 044 648 796 906 1 247 742 1 073 678 363 211 351 858 11 353 492 597 1 677 397 441 148 1 236 249 548 280 Montana 504 ------------------------ 199 311 759 192 440 317 860 59 025 51 780 7 245 55 914 305 547 133 189 172 358 146 765 Nebraska 291 ----------------------- 514 166 379 125 135 147 128 60 386 51 226 9 160 52 148 231 060 115 153 115 907 94 627 Nevada 1 ------------------------- 168 757 691 263 477 494 804 206 134 229 114 454 19 775 198 760 659 216 256 824 402 392 170 180 New Hampshire 219 ----------------- 072 130 383 88 689 257 479 70 307 61 267 9 040 86 993 138 041 69 116 68 925 72 715

New Jersey 5 --------------------- 162 646 2 916 856 2 245 790 4 209 828 1 799 562 1 580 148 219 414 2 254 230 2 954 048 940 792 2 013 256 1 583 637 New Mexico 839 --------------------- 029 385 677 453 352 378 335 99 537 85 949 13 588 89 888 738 933 299 728 439 205 286 024 New York 18 ----------------------- 716 120 6 798 896 11 917 224 11 571 005 2 622 470 2 524 173 98 297 3 789 508 14 155 113 2 689 825 11 465 288 6 820 632 North Carolina 2 ------------------- 698 619 927 227 1 771 392 1 381 528 426 115 338 475 87 640 534 146 2 272 504 588 752 1 683 752 847 382 North Dakota 271 -------------------- 783 155 389 116 394 170 773 33 967 30 856 3 111 36 326 148 807 51 375 97 432 50 815

Ohio 12 ---------------------------- 313 617 6 002 637 6 310 980 6 075 565 1 247 943 1 202 255 45 688 1 252 595 8 325 893 2 978 254 5 347 639 3 107 431

Oklahoma 1 ----------------------- 260 592 553 267 707 325 900 728 191 623 156 291 35 332 189 040 895 292 259 313 635 979 567 656

Oregon 2 ------------------------- 559 796 1 020 068 1 539 728 1 068 394 457 814 394 030 63 784 464 519 1 977 310 517 920 1 459 390 530 533

Pennsylvania 6 -------------------- 258 995 2 907 562 3 351 433 4 581 435 1 688 540 1 688 540 – 2 235 018 4 209 096 938 468 3 270 628 2 151 226

Rhode Island 779 -------------------- 719 441 838 337 881 632 454 219 466 205 875 13 591 310 849 461 304 138 533 322 771 246 667

South Carolina 1 ------------------ 476 490 611 595 864 895 830 422 251 188 221 417 29 771 287 866 1 175 277 343 511 831 766 479 964

South Dakota 246 ------------------- 366 74 222 172 144 78 510 13 852 10 794 3 058 13 324 232 105 63 019 169 086 63 511

Tennessee 1 ---------------------- 802 207 500 597 1 301 610 913 404 384 213 332 298 51 915 417 126 1 417 994 168 299 1 249 695 496 278

Texas 5 -------------------------- 665 444 2 678 160 2 987 284 3 864 424 1 163 917 1 095 095 68 822 1 491 302 4 500 819 1 582 657 2 918 162 2 372 645

Utah 787 ---------------------------- 221 375 582 411 639 370 831 120 174 93 940 26 234 98 955 530 249 166 399 363 850 182 747

Vermont 174 ------------------------ 123 68 972 105 151 124 161 64 742 52 478 12 264 82 901 109 381 16 494 92 887 41 260

Virginia 2 ------------------------- 338 387 813 172 1 525 215 1 173 488 296 210 256 811 39 399 381 829 2 042 177 556 361 1 485 816 791 659

Washington 4 --------------------- 130 447 2 271 367 1 859 080 2 503 093 810 376 671 840 138 536 850 087 2 015 357 730 855 1 284 502 866 716

West Virginia 863 -------------------- 867 601 913 261 954 838 946 171 544 159 611 11 933 198 871 273 549 110 920 162 629 277 964

Wisconsin 5 ----------------------- 293 621 1 022 660 4 270 961 1 449 628 557 276 439 273 118 003 537 532 4 725 887 577 926 4 147 961 904 224

Wyoming 276 ------------------------ 492 97 973 178 519 174 108 44 444 36 622 7 822 33 235 228 136 59 263 168 873 77 673

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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Workers’ compensation2 Other insurance trusts2

Revenue Revenue

Total Contributions

Earnings on

investments Expenditure Total Contributions

Earnings on

investments Expenditure

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

United States 11 ----------- 749 994 8 941 184 2 808 810 7 844 385 2 988 455 2 924 532 63 923 3 125 064

Alabama 14 ------------------------ 14 – 78 – – – – Alaska 1 -------------------------- 449 1 449 – 2 049 – – – – Arizona 338 ------------------------- 313 248 630 89 683 160 587 – – – – Arkansas 874 ----------------------- – 874 1 399 – – – – California 2 ----------------------- 076 012 1 607 308 468 704 1 333 018 2 362 505 2 340 489 22 016 2 611 674

Colorado 332 ------------------------ 772 281 980 50 792 243 098 31 321 29 229 2 092 18 653 Connecticut 73 --------------------- 042 72 148 894 63 550 – – – – Delaware 8 ----------------------- 715 8 708 7 7 443 – – – – District of Columbia – -------------- – – – – –– – Florida 8 -------------------------- 105 – 8 105 77 379 – – – –

Georgia – ------------------------- – – – – –– – Hawaii – -------------------------- – – – – –– – Idaho 94 --------------------------- 308 80 320 13 988 43 172 – – – – Illinois 7 -------------------------- 051 7 001 50 7 218 – – – – Indiana – ------------------------- – – 767 – – – –

Iowa 835 ---------------------------- 815 20 677 – – – – Kansas 35 ------------------------- 961 35 961 – 30 689 – – – – Kentucky 112 ------------------------ 841 112 841 – 101 539 – – – – Louisiana – ----------------------- – – 16 778 – – – – Maine 194 -------------------------- 176 18 60 – – – –

Maryland 196 ------------------------ 314 138 097 58 217 191 262 207 040 181 932 25 108 129 862 Massachusetts 32 ------------------ 154 31 402 752 30 995 – – – – Michigan 292 ------------------------ 804 233 538 59 266 114 538 – – – – Minnesota 134 ----------------------- 677 132 808 1 869 106 323 – – – – Mississippi – ---------------------- – – – – –– –

Missouri 4 ------------------------ 040 3 900 140 32 801 – – – – Montana 139 ------------------------ 627 126 790 12 837 115 181 – – – – Nebraska 68 ----------------------- – 68 353 – – – – Nevada 375 ------------------------- 312 319 985 55 327 435 266 – – – – New Hampshire 10 ----------------- 724 – 10 724 97 771 – – – –

New Jersey 112 --------------------- 759 108 860 3 899 84 725 296 277 287 056 9 221 287 236 New Mexico 559 --------------------- – 559 2 423 – – – – New York 1 ----------------------- 938 537 1 584 898 353 639 960 865 – – – – North Carolina – ------------------- – – – – –– – North Dakota 89 -------------------- 009 73 158 15 851 83 632 – – – –

Ohio 2 ---------------------------- 739 781 1 822 128 917 653 1 715 539 – – – – Oklahoma 173 ----------------------- 677 137 663 36 014 144 032 – – – –

Oregon 124 ------------------------- 672 108 118 16 554 73 342 – – – –

Pennsylvania 361 -------------------- 359 280 554 80 805 195 191 – – – –

Rhode Island 15 -------------------- 266 14 686 580 3 329 83 683 82 744 939 71 609

South Carolina 50 ------------------ 025 46 667 3 358 62 592 – – – –

South Dakota 409 ------------------- 409 – 1 675 – – – –

Tennessee – ---------------------- – – – – –– –

Texas 708 -------------------------- 408 300 477 – – – –

Utah 136 ---------------------------- 798 115 243 21 555 89 129 – – – –

Vermont – ------------------------ – – – – –– –

Virginia – ------------------------- – – – – –– –

Washington 1 --------------------- 304 714 868 672 436 042 786 290 – – – –

West Virginia 418 -------------------- 774 331 382 87 392 362 111 – – – –

Wisconsin 2 ----------------------- 829 2 379 450 1 842 7 629 3 082 4 547 6 030

Wyoming 3 ------------------------ 912 2 088 1 824 63 200 – – – –

1States and District of Columbia only.

2States only.

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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

UNITED STATES

Revenue, total 1 ------------------------------ 183 825 645 743 017 961 647 513 667 152 527 994 220 047 549 20 693 566 200 003 832 67 881 766

General revenue 973 ------------------------------- 325 597 606 776 299 573 255 281 146 495 268 171 617 994 19 414 850 199 181 503 50 186 706

Intergovernmental revenue, total 179 ----------------------- 209 036 169 928 166 215 986 853 54 397 748 48 151 825 4 466 464 107 461 897 15 149 959

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 179 209 036 159 067 541 20 141 495 3 069 654 8 033 190 225 329 1 408 529 7 404 793

Education 27 -------------------------------------- 819 853 25 866 723 1 953 130 186 840 324 118 33 643 1 408 529 –

Public welfare 91 ---------------------------------- 788 077 91 090 998 697 079 226 652 440 457 29 970 – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 195 845 358 48 935 799 36 222 376 3 807 650 103 300 145 3 579 388

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 123 134 817 9 429 293 9 015 900 1 388 436 103 300 145 1 043

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 25 751 776 18 350 690 7 353 888 32 845 – 14 353

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 10 860 625 (2) 2 392 295 3 896 259 433 485 2 753 223 4 165 778

General revenue from own sources 794 -------------------- 116 561 436 848 133 357 268 428 92 097 520 123 466 169 14 948 386 91 719 606 35 036 747

Taxes 556 -------------------------------------------- 395 248 329 296 140 227 099 108 54 926 393 75 486 276 11 887 310 76 618 633 8 180 496

Property 178 --------------------------------------- 411 854 6 689 295 171 722 559 40 807 924 39 706 072 11 050 710 74 630 104 5 527 749

General sales 130 ---------------------------------- 679 381 107 568 356 23 111 025 8 197 916 11 976 401 34 543 019 2 393 655

Motor fuel 22 ------------------------------------- 944 113 22 249 711 694 402 428 996 265 369 37 – –

Motor vehicle license 11 --------------------------- 481 458 10 652 964 828 494 479 247 340 616 8 631 – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 139 --------------- 389 131 126 798 518 12 590 613 1 541 235 10 146 444 295 075 607 859 –

Other taxes 73 ------------------------------------ 489 311 55 337 296 18 152 015 3 471 075 13 051 374 532 823 837 651 259 092

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 136 890 325 52 941 024 83 949 301 24 138 513 29 448 526 1 742 316 8 388 054 20 231 892

Education 39 -------------------------------------- 092 217 28 900 727 10 191 490 1 255 859 400 414 132 458 8 388 054 14 705

Hospitals 37 -------------------------------------- 752 617 12 729 177 25 023 440 10 520 034 4 477 490 65 677 – 9 960 239

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 100 830 988 54 610 969 46 220 019 13 032 614 18 531 367 1 318 760 6 712 919 6 624 359

Interest earnings 55 ------------------------------- 349 323 26 603 022 28 746 301 8 406 342 11 015 166 645 894 3 047 204 5 631 695

Utility revenue 58 --------------------------------------- 922 611 3 511 541 55 411 070 1 736 064 35 167 878 1 092 941 – 17 414 187

Liquor store revenue 3 --------------------------------- 618 036 3 067 026 551 010 258 581 292 429 – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 147 959 401 129 663 095 18 296 306 4 038 081 12 969 248 185 775 822 329 280 873

Employee retirement 106 ------------------------------ 201 757 88 003 319 18 198 438 4 038 081 12 871 380 185 775 822 329 280 873

Expenditure, total 1 --------------------------- 150 484 727 701 930 822 655 103 418 153 403 701 219 292 767 21 367 737 201 486 981 69 734 211

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 3 ---------------------------- 632 179 202 826 507 7 355 185 7 487 176 5 913 300 1 095 850 547 264 2 493 574

To Federal Government 3 ------------------------- 632 179 3 608 911 23 268 23 268 – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 7 331 917 3 298 253 3 540 702 130 551 266 525 95 886

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 199 217 596 (2) 4 165 655 2 372 598 965 299 280 739 2 397 688

Current operation 781 --------------------------------- 361 247 323 090 144 458 271 103 109 211 450 153 500 800 16 933 637 178 625 216 –

Capital outlay 134 ------------------------------------- 702 835 50 125 540 84 577 295 16 289 357 33 274 190 2 384 212 18 247 965 14 381 571

Construction 100 ----------------------------------- 725 278 39 000 537 61 724 741 11 726 560 23 929 164 1 744 546 12 256 784 12 067 687

Equipment, land, and existing structures 33 ---------- 977 557 11 125 003 22 852 554 4 562 797 9 345 026 639 666 5 991 181 2 313 884

Assistance and subsidies 32 -------------------------- 956 811 20 511 030 12 445 781 9 643 584 2 787 708 14 489 – – Interest on debt 64 ----------------------------------- 898 115 25 482 343 39 415 772 8 929 999 15 943 877 787 842 3 705 892 10 048 162 Insurance benefits and repayments 90 ----------------- 275 955 79 895 258 10 380 697 1 842 135 7 872 892 151 707 360 644 153 319 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 383 --------- 097 730 112 685 119 270 412 611 53 765 737 74 191 621 8 017 161 118 329 423 16 108 669

Direct expenditure by function, total 1 -------------------- 146 852 548 499 104 315 647 748 233 145 916 525 213 379 467 20 271 887 200 939 717 67 240 637 General expenditure 972 ------------------------------- 215 362 409 595 787 562 619 575 140 780 576 164 766 955 18 931 472 200 579 073 37 561 499 Current expenditure 855 ----------------------------- 310 079 361 689 955 493 620 124 125 527 521 138 947 637 16 743 190 182 331 108 30 070 668 Capital outlay 116 ---------------------------------- 905 283 47 905 832 68 999 451 15 253 055 25 819 318 2 188 282 18 247 965 7 490 831 Education services: Education 326 ----------------------------------- 274 826 86 376 990 239 897 836 19 252 788 18 602 625 5 144 281 196 873 181 24 961 Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 228 694 974 2 221 660 226 473 314 17 102 348 18 073 732 5 144 263 186 128 010 24 961 Capital outlay 21 -------------------------- 319 172 410 920 20 908 252 1 702 786 1 409 294 337 647 17 436 889 21 636 Higher education1 ------------------------- 84 328 876 70 904 354 13 424 522 2 150 440 528 893 18 10 745 171 – Capital outlay 9 -------------------------- 180 317 8 208 218 972 099 139 461 21 562 – 811 076 – Other education3 -------------------------- 13 250 976 13 250 976 – – – – – – Libraries 4 ------------------------------------ 509 905 288 174 4 221 731 1 248 389 2 089 744 274 446 – 609 152 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 154 ------------------------------- 642 359 125 908 339 28 734 020 20 565 987 7 894 562 230 159 – 43 312 Hospitals 58 ------------------------------------ 768 317 26 005 299 32 763 018 14 718 408 7 398 401 67 811 – 10 578 398 Health 29 -------------------------------------- 344 480 15 638 464 13 706 016 10 059 089 2 801 486 165 042 – 680 399 Employment security administration 3 ------------ 716 776 3 702 371 14 405 – 14 405 – – – Veterans’ services 170 --------------------------- 014 170 014 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 66 689 085 40 477 769 26 211 316 10 035 858 12 928 996 2 640 172 – 606 290 Capital outlay 37 ----------------------------- 031 087 27 757 498 9 273 589 3 161 323 5 348 540 555 548 – 208 178 Air transportation 8 ---------------------------- 112 564 963 205 7 149 359 1 691 490 3 549 797 15 280 – 1 892 792 Parking facilities 864 ----------------------------- 823 – 864 823 73 173 666 905 15 988 – 108 757 Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 860 995 504 210 1 356 785 137 274 434 718 5 150 – 779 643 Transit subsidies 427 ----------------------------- 328 189 484 237 844 29 397 208 022 425 – – Public safety:

Police protection 34 ----------------------------- 544 772 4 863 131 29 681 641 7 974 550 20 088 383 1 618 708 – – Fire protection 14 ------------------------------- 358 088 – 14 358 088 1 844 384 10 366 074 953 915 – 1 193 715

Correction 28 ----------------------------------- 700 793 18 401 186 10 299 607 8 201 055 2 085 343 13 209 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 6 ----------- 245 545 4 083 156 2 162 389 449 453 1 578 621 134 315 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 13 ---------------------------- 048 749 9 921 875 3 126 874 1 517 331 191 842 29 598 – 1 388 103

Parks and recreation 15 ------------------------- 727 964 2 687 651 13 040 313 2 702 825 8 185 701 589 907 – 1 561 880

Housing and community development 17 ---------- 066 739 1 605 553 15 461 186 1 198 439 8 535 679 100 527 – 5 626 541

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 20 343 726 908 048 19 435 678 2 276 491 11 126 927 851 000 – 5 181 260

Capital outlay 8 ----------------------------- 926 065 533 223 8 392 842 1 003 698 4 632 490 300 319 – 2 456 335

Solid waste management 12 --------------------- 047 880 1 320 858 10 727 022 2 635 090 6 346 716 1 169 755 – 575 461

Government administration:

Financial administration 18 ----------------------- 090 410 9 649 001 8 441 409 3 757 898 4 134 254 549 257 – –

Judicial and legal 16 ---------------------------- 352 064 6 326 165 10 025 899 7 496 664 2 347 864 181 371 – –

General public buildings 5 ---------------------- 973 748 1 369 278 4 604 470 2 404 010 1 884 332 316 128 – –

Other government administration 9 -------------- 917 911 2 531 022 7 386 889 3 015 458 3 684 909 686 522 – –

Interest on general debt 55 ------------------------- 255 059 24 621 601 30 633 458 8 610 253 12 428 778 723 698 3 705 892 5 164 837

General expenditure, n.e.c. 49 ---------------------- 160 442 21 082 943 28 077 499 8 884 822 15 191 871 2 454 808 – 1 545 998 Utility expenditure 81 --------------------------------- 298 200 7 036 147 74 262 053 3 073 783 40 473 743 1 188 708 – 29 525 819 Liquor store expenditure 3 --------------------------- 063 031 2 577 123 485 908 220 031 265 877 – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 90 275 955 79 895 258 10 380 697 1 842 135 7 872 892 151 707 360 644 153 319 Employee retirement 46 ---------------------------- 419 151 36 165 128 10 254 023 1 842 135 7 746 218 151 707 360 644 153 319

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

ALABAMA

Revenue, total 15 ------------------------------ 839 202 10 536 166 7 454 602 980 263 2 838 628 – 2 446 719 1 560 341

General revenue 12 ------------------------------- 835 599 8 910 315 6 076 850 944 876 1 807 233 – 2 446 719 1 249 371

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 929 047 2 737 180 2 343 433 293 844 191 578 – 2 004 257 225 103

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 929 047 2 707 431 221 616 16 419 50 977 – 11 764 142 456

Education 662 -------------------------------------- 204 650 440 11 764 – – – 11 764 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 389 412 1 389 303 109 101 8 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 121 817 263 253 82 690 – 1 722 666 53 208

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 722 757 58 33 – 1 722 666 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 46 727 46 037 690 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 29 749 (2) 14 172 57 911 – 269 827 29 439

General revenue from own sources 9 -------------------- 906 552 6 173 135 3 733 417 651 032 1 615 655 – 442 462 1 024 268

Taxes 5 -------------------------------------------- 937 421 4 217 916 1 719 505 475 806 956 370 – 281 701 5 628

Property 720 --------------------------------------- 288 98 027 622 261 195 523 139 495 – 281 701 5 542

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 793 178 1 115 516 677 662 167 018 510 644 – – –

Motor fuel 363 ------------------------------------- 745 330 895 32 850 15 271 17 579 – – –

Motor vehicle license 161 --------------------------- 638 145 769 15 869 10 519 5 350 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 455 832 1 398 603 57 229 56 57 173 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 442 740 1 129 106 313 634 87 419 226 129 – – 86

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 878 708 1 347 766 1 530 942 124 534 348 611 – 88 994 968 803

Education 719 -------------------------------------- 384 630 390 88 994 – – – 88 994 –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 550 446 586 247 964 199 15 187 112 418 – – 836 594

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 090 423 607 453 482 970 50 692 310 674 – 71 767 49 837

Interest earnings 729 ------------------------------- 662 398 721 330 941 31 348 242 211 – 20 724 36 658

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 276 543 – 1 276 543 6 634 958 939 – – 310 970

Liquor store revenue 152 --------------------------------- 634 152 634 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 574 426 1 473 217 101 209 28 753 72 456 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 353 397 1 252 188 101 209 28 753 72 456 – – –

Expenditure, total 15 --------------------------- 089 762 9 650 515 7 589 026 1 003 426 2 847 498 – 2 425 008 1 532 638

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 143 312 6 467 112 541 106 761 – – 6 709

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 6 467 3 459 1 520 – – 1 488

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 143 312 (2) 109 082 105 241 – – 5 221

Current operation 10 --------------------------------- 561 602 5 564 374 4 997 228 730 875 2 047 328 – 2 219 025 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 523 849 664 748 859 101 123 483 357 254 – 174 053 204 311

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 039 356 464 013 575 343 83 851 234 887 – 126 857 129 748

Equipment, land, and existing structures 484 ---------- 493 200 735 283 758 39 632 122 367 – 47 196 74 563

Assistance and subsidies 273 -------------------------- 295 273 050 245 115 130 – – – Interest on debt 737 ----------------------------------- 856 280 179 457 677 28 961 301 921 – 31 930 94 865 Insurance benefits and repayments 766 ----------------- 407 724 852 41 555 7 451 34 104 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 317 105 2 097 747 3 219 358 305 167 735 083 – 1 699 013 480 095

Direct expenditure by function, total 15 -------------------- 089 762 7 507 203 7 582 559 890 885 2 740 737 – 2 425 008 1 525 929 General expenditure 12 ------------------------------- 865 789 6 644 981 6 220 808 872 107 1 714 270 – 2 425 008 1 209 423 Current expenditure 11 ----------------------------- 483 138 5 981 274 5 501 864 753 461 1 462 138 – 2 250 955 1 035 310 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 382 651 663 707 718 944 118 646 252 132 – 174 053 174 113 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 267 543 1 871 394 2 396 149 501 2 570 – 2 393 078 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 420 842 24 693 2 396 149 501 2 570 – 2 393 078 – Capital outlay 176 -------------------------- 410 – 176 410 – 2 357 – 174 053 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 437 777 1 437 777 – – – – – – Capital outlay 127 -------------------------- 045 127 045 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 408 924 408 924 – – – – – – Libraries 34 ------------------------------------ 091 2 260 31 831 2 764 29 067 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 888 934 1 843 357 45 577 42 741 2 836 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 787 496 780 815 1 006 681 50 246 110 687 – – 845 748 Health 553 -------------------------------------- 605 382 895 170 710 94 640 9 347 – – 66 723 Employment security administration 63 ------------ 001 63 001 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 5 --------------------------- 874 5 874 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 922 854 546 584 376 270 211 639 164 631 – – – Capital outlay 466 ----------------------------- 370 385 257 81 113 31 369 49 744 – – – Air transportation 66 ---------------------------- 600 469 66 131 364 30 487 – – 35 280 Parking facilities 15 ----------------------------- 938 – 15 938 162 12 403 – – 3 373 Water transport and terminals 44 ----------------- 869 43 961 908 – 854 – – 54 Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- 700 – 1 700 – 1 700 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 391 ----------------------------- 563 66 322 325 241 86 532 238 709 – – – Fire protection 155 ------------------------------- 741 – 155 741 3 014 152 571 – – 156

Correction 245 ----------------------------------- 404 178 595 66 809 57 279 9 530 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 46 ----------- 797 28 507 18 290 2 685 15 605 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 158 ---------------------------- 371 151 432 6 939 3 064 – – – 3 875

Parks and recreation 186 ------------------------- 860 9 728 177 132 10 839 151 091 – – 15 202

Housing and community development 186 ---------- 314 3 658 182 656 4 444 19 745 – – 158 467

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 146 563 – 146 563 32 828 110 535 – – 3 200

Capital outlay 53 ----------------------------- 150 – 53 150 16 941 35 622 – – 587

Solid waste management 135 --------------------- 208 – 135 208 24 308 108 227 – – 2 673

Government administration:

Financial administration 251 ----------------------- 785 111 858 139 927 60 989 78 938 – – –

Judicial and legal 188 ---------------------------- 007 129 789 58 218 37 908 20 310 – – –

General public buildings 49 ---------------------- 839 7 085 42 754 25 160 17 594 – – –

Other government administration 90 -------------- 738 25 356 65 382 25 588 39 794 – – –

Interest on general debt 671 ------------------------- 230 280 179 391 051 27 542 261 027 – 31 930 70 552

General expenditure, n.e.c. 308 ---------------------- 864 111 862 197 002 66 870 126 012 – – 4 120 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 320 196 – 1 320 196 11 327 992 363 – – 316 506 Liquor store expenditure 137 --------------------------- 370 137 370 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 766 407 724 852 41 555 7 451 34 104 – – – Employee retirement 499 ---------------------------- 625 458 070 41 555 7 451 34 104 – – –

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Table 29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

ALASKA

Revenue, total 7 ------------------------------ 901 830 6 314 579 2 397 089 857 711 1 501 010 – – 51 594

General revenue 6 ------------------------------- 720 653 5 329 768 2 200 723 853 054 1 312 493 – – 48 402

Intergovernmental revenue, total 849 ----------------------- 160 773 106 885 892 378 149 478 887 – – 42 082

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 849 160 761 779 87 381 27 357 24 688 – – 35 336

Education 141 -------------------------------------- 152 114 280 26 872 17 031 9 841 – – –

Public welfare 225 ---------------------------------- 283 225 249 34 – 34 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 798 511 350 296 441 469 – – 6 746

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 589 786 305 331 284 455 – – –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 3 071 – 3 071 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 11 327 (2) 496 12 730 – – –

General revenue from own sources 5 -------------------- 871 493 4 556 662 1 314 831 474 905 833 606 – – 6 320

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 254 758 1 590 198 664 560 349 451 315 092 – – 17

Property 628 --------------------------------------- 802 69 048 559 754 330 654 229 100 – – –

General sales 76 ---------------------------------- 475 – 76 475 15 733 60 742 – – –

Motor fuel 43 ------------------------------------- 247 43 247 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 27 --------------------------- 856 24 219 3 637 – 3 637 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 200 --------------- 025 200 025 – – – – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 278 353 1 253 659 24 694 3 064 21 613 – – 17

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 605 230 277 428 327 802 39 690 282 541 – – 5 571

Education 88 -------------------------------------- 596 73 589 15 007 8 308 6 699 – – –

Hospitals 30 -------------------------------------- 398 – 30 398 – 30 398 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 3 011 505 2 689 036 322 469 85 764 235 973 – – 732

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 950 372 1 675 147 275 225 73 134 201 517 – – 574

Utility revenue 198 --------------------------------------- 023 26 493 171 530 4 657 163 681 – – 3 192

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 983 154 958 318 24 836 – 24 836 – – –

Employee retirement 837 ------------------------------ 623 812 787 24 836 – 24 836 – – –

Expenditure, total 6 --------------------------- 690 345 5 254 925 2 383 811 803 743 1 532 661 – – 52 285

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 100 ---------------------------- 635 1 048 860 166 3 784 439 – – 821

To Federal Government 100 ------------------------- 635 100 635 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 166 – 166 – – –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 948 225 (2) 3 784 273 – – 821

Current operation 4 --------------------------------- 485 802 2 846 879 1 638 923 548 966 1 089 957 – – –

Capital outlay 807 ------------------------------------- 202 389 682 417 520 156 236 241 696 – – 19 588

Construction 636 ----------------------------------- 830 308 641 328 189 141 631 168 217 – – 18 341

Equipment, land, and existing structures 170 ---------- 372 81 041 89 331 14 605 73 479 – – 1 247

Assistance and subsidies 106 -------------------------- 839 106 839 – – – – – – Interest on debt 776 ----------------------------------- 704 472 114 304 590 94 757 193 620 – – 16 213 Insurance benefits and repayments 397 ----------------- 500 390 551 6 949 – 6 949 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 755 158 880 018 875 140 309 684 559 731 – – 5 725

Direct expenditure by function, total 6 -------------------- 589 710 4 206 065 2 383 645 799 959 1 532 222 – – 51 464 General expenditure 5 ------------------------------- 807 240 3 739 267 2 067 973 747 238 1 273 305 – – 47 430 Current expenditure 5 ----------------------------- 154 147 3 383 808 1 770 339 632 541 1 109 503 – – 28 295 Capital outlay 653 ---------------------------------- 093 355 459 297 634 114 697 163 802 – – 19 135 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 364 576 575 109 789 467 391 301 398 166 – – – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 006 008 216 541 789 467 391 301 398 166 – – – Capital outlay 90 -------------------------- 509 15 824 74 685 48 038 26 647 – – – Higher education1 ------------------------- 296 194 296 194 – – – – – – Capital outlay 32 -------------------------- 818 32 818 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 62 374 62 374 – – – – – – Libraries 20 ------------------------------------ 590 4 542 16 048 3 225 12 823 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 423 ------------------------------- 419 407 020 16 399 5 989 10 410 – – – Hospitals 69 ------------------------------------ 225 34 141 35 084 2 502 32 582 – – – Health 150 -------------------------------------- 778 100 575 50 203 15 933 34 270 – – – Employment security administration 27 ------------ 800 27 800 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 400 --------------------------- 400 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 611 995 513 917 98 078 20 674 77 404 – – – Capital outlay 228 ----------------------------- 701 191 278 37 423 9 875 27 548 – – – Air transportation 106 ---------------------------- 635 89 337 17 298 2 874 14 424 – – – Parking facilities 3 ----------------------------- 706 – 3 706 – 3 706 – – – Water transport and terminals 32 ----------------- 744 – 32 744 3 419 29 325 – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 127 ----------------------------- 419 46 393 81 026 7 212 73 814 – – – Fire protection 47 ------------------------------- 442 – 47 442 8 877 38 565 – – –

Correction 132 ----------------------------------- 186 130 904 1 282 – 1 282 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 35 ----------- 999 31 102 4 897 1 152 3 745 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 236 ---------------------------- 207 233 342 2 865 2 671 194 – – –

Parks and recreation 54 ------------------------- 466 11 776 42 690 10 410 32 280 – – –

Housing and community development 92 ---------- 253 34 694 57 559 22 534 3 671 – – 31 354

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 66 288 – 66 288 11 579 54 709 – – –

Capital outlay 25 ----------------------------- 993 – 25 993 10 358 15 635 – – –

Solid waste management 41 --------------------- 501 – 41 501 18 622 22 879 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 158 ----------------------- 110 109 367 48 743 22 370 26 373 – – –

Judicial and legal 106 ---------------------------- 338 98 185 8 153 4 714 3 439 – – –

General public buildings 34 ---------------------- 523 30 227 4 296 1 437 2 859 – – –

Other government administration 97 -------------- 573 37 917 59 656 32 452 27 204 – – –

Interest on general debt 725 ------------------------- 278 449 430 275 848 94 757 165 015 – – 16 076

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 039 789 773 089 266 700 62 534 204 166 – – – Utility expenditure 384 --------------------------------- 970 76 247 308 723 52 721 251 968 – – 4 034 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 397 500 390 551 6 949 – 6 949 – – – Employee retirement 251 ---------------------------- 730 244 781 6 949 – 6 949 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

ARIZONA

Revenue, total 16 ------------------------------ 153 235 9 551 394 9 856 947 2 031 552 2 926 915 – 3 576 999 1 514 505

General revenue 12 ------------------------------- 836 374 7 975 484 8 115 996 2 031 552 2 453 284 – 3 576 999 247 185

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 160 807 2 110 356 3 305 557 834 949 778 300 – 1 863 861 21 471

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 160 807 1 851 938 308 869 48 111 151 468 – 94 187 15 103

Education 537 -------------------------------------- 239 437 100 100 139 1 807 4 145 – 94 187 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 000 590 1 000 589 1 1 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 996 688 756 930 585 797 – 1 653 078 883

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 661 059 7 981 – – 1 653 078 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 287 649 286 438 1 211 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 258 418 (2) 29 908 41 035 – 116 596 5 485

General revenue from own sources 10 -------------------- 675 567 5 865 128 4 810 439 1 196 603 1 674 984 – 1 713 138 225 714

Taxes 7 -------------------------------------------- 747 332 4 826 755 2 920 577 584 624 843 635 – 1 403 477 88 841

Property 2 --------------------------------------- 581 072 288 356 2 292 716 563 882 242 732 – 1 403 477 82 625

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 544 893 2 088 288 456 605 1 548 449 140 – – 5 917

Motor fuel 369 ------------------------------------- 946 369 946 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 196 --------------------------- 758 193 389 3 369 3 369 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 451 196 1 451 196 – – – – – –

Other taxes 603 ------------------------------------ 467 435 580 167 887 15 825 151 763 – – 299

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 515 860 554 367 961 493 283 332 469 137 – 163 629 45 395

Education 652 -------------------------------------- 397 488 001 164 396 767 – – 163 629 –

Hospitals 153 -------------------------------------- 032 – 153 032 148 445 1 257 – – 3 330

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 412 375 484 006 928 369 328 647 362 212 – 146 032 91 478

Interest earnings 798 ------------------------------- 832 168 336 630 496 272 233 237 562 – 55 933 64 768

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 640 237 16 669 1 623 568 – 394 648 – – 1 228 920

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 676 624 1 559 241 117 383 – 78 983 – – 38 400

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 137 626 1 020 243 117 383 – 78 983 – – 38 400

Expenditure, total 15 --------------------------- 910 438 9 095 781 10 023 942 2 133 621 2 952 902 – 3 716 354 1 337 309

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 996 879 212 406 210 061 18 852 – – 99 737

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 212 406 193 204 1 332 – – 17 870

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 996 879 (2) 16 857 17 520 – – 81 867

Current operation 10 --------------------------------- 249 598 4 027 781 6 221 817 1 445 362 1 865 935 – 2 910 520 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 335 380 698 704 1 636 676 201 811 620 319 – 632 684 181 862

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 730 329 509 405 1 220 924 138 422 413 365 – 492 858 176 279

Equipment, land, and existing structures 605 ---------- 051 189 299 415 752 63 389 206 954 – 139 826 5 583

Assistance and subsidies 347 -------------------------- 934 347 934 – – – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 337 180 193 298 1 143 882 276 387 414 777 – 173 150 279 568 Insurance benefits and repayments 878 ----------------- 166 831 185 46 981 – 33 019 – – 13 962 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 201 078 1 282 892 3 918 186 645 001 990 204 – 1 993 862 289 119

Direct expenditure by function, total 15 -------------------- 910 438 6 098 902 9 811 536 1 923 560 2 934 050 – 3 716 354 1 237 572 General expenditure 13 ------------------------------- 448 316 5 238 962 8 209 354 1 923 560 2 423 512 – 3 716 354 145 928 Current expenditure 11 ----------------------------- 409 700 4 545 033 6 864 667 1 721 749 1 924 181 – 3 083 670 135 067 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 038 616 693 929 1 344 687 201 811 499 331 – 632 684 10 861 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 825 250 1 265 910 3 559 340 16 006 130 – 3 543 204 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 3 202 347 – 3 202 347 16 006 130 – 3 186 211 – Capital outlay 609 -------------------------- 002 – 609 002 880 – – 608 122 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 476 923 1 119 930 356 993 – – – 356 993 – Capital outlay 117 -------------------------- 115 92 553 24 562 – – – 24 562 – Other education3 -------------------------- 145 980 145 980 – – – – – – Libraries 71 ------------------------------------ 234 4 936 66 298 10 182 56 116 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 884 620 1 583 949 300 671 296 133 4 538 – – – Hospitals 307 ------------------------------------ 422 70 853 236 569 227 450 2 902 – – 6 217 Health 433 -------------------------------------- 141 311 303 121 838 107 180 4 642 – – 10 016 Employment security administration 39 ------------ 638 39 638 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 228 1 228 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 058 411 631 396 427 015 156 613 270 092 – – 310 Capital outlay 687 ----------------------------- 738 490 014 197 724 50 420 147 304 – – – Air transportation 136 ---------------------------- 476 8 529 127 947 2 833 125 114 – – – Parking facilities 8 ----------------------------- 125 – 8 125 – 8 125 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 600 ----------------------------- 255 100 441 499 814 105 073 394 741 – – – Fire protection 205 ------------------------------- 870 – 205 870 – 184 206 – – 21 664

Correction 484 ----------------------------------- 196 314 497 169 699 168 077 1 622 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 94 ----------- 455 65 686 28 769 4 875 23 894 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 304 ---------------------------- 116 148 222 155 894 70 309 2 729 – – 82 856

Parks and recreation 227 ------------------------- 818 15 604 212 214 30 842 181 372 – – –

Housing and community development 147 ---------- 902 3 417 144 485 24 105 120 380 – – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 184 882 – 184 882 27 191 146 626 – – 11 065

Capital outlay 79 ----------------------------- 729 – 79 729 6 511 67 846 – – 5 372

Solid waste management 118 --------------------- 059 2 744 115 315 13 270 102 045 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 310 ----------------------- 062 181 200 128 862 65 207 63 655 – – –

Judicial and legal 319 ---------------------------- 934 65 293 254 641 195 540 59 101 – – –

General public buildings 72 ---------------------- 364 13 187 59 177 21 699 37 478 – – –

Other government administration 174 -------------- 182 33 054 141 128 34 434 106 694 – – –

Interest on general debt 995 ------------------------- 311 186 950 808 361 276 387 345 024 – 173 150 13 800

General expenditure, n.e.c. 443 ---------------------- 365 190 925 252 440 70 154 182 286 – – – Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 583 956 28 755 1 555 201 – 477 519 – – 1 077 682 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 878 166 831 185 46 981 – 33 019 – – 13 962 Employee retirement 456 ---------------------------- 820 409 839 46 981 – 33 019 – – 13 962

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48 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

ARKANSAS

Revenue, total 7 ------------------------------ 898 410 5 862 082 3 397 180 626 397 1 034 978 – 1 696 491 107 708

General revenue 6 ------------------------------- 888 709 5 188 175 3 061 386 626 397 709 516 – 1 696 491 97 376

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 719 560 1 635 962 1 444 450 136 641 171 603 – 1 139 762 64 838

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 719 560 1 629 989 89 571 2 298 19 140 – 8 015 60 118

Education 240 -------------------------------------- 728 232 713 8 015 – – – 8 015 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 002 359 1 002 354 5 – 5 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 354 879 132 286 91 083 – 1 129 336 2 174

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 129 423 86 1 – 1 129 336 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 825 780 45 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 5 973 (2) 2 057 61 380 – 2 411 2 546

General revenue from own sources 5 -------------------- 169 149 3 552 213 1 616 936 489 756 537 913 – 556 729 32 538

Taxes 3 -------------------------------------------- 633 180 2 746 079 887 101 233 349 213 727 – 436 681 3 344

Property 625 --------------------------------------- 923 11 089 614 834 123 817 51 068 – 436 681 3 268

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 225 461 1 032 536 192 925 108 741 84 184 – – –

Motor fuel 304 ------------------------------------- 368 304 368 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 115 --------------------------- 345 115 316 29 – 29 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 975 --------------- 656 975 636 20 – 20 – – –

Other taxes 386 ------------------------------------ 427 307 134 79 293 791 78 426 – – 76

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 041 218 552 610 488 608 162 498 218 472 – 86 773 20 865

Education 446 -------------------------------------- 317 359 544 86 773 – – – 86 773 –

Hospitals 310 -------------------------------------- 202 130 032 180 170 131 195 48 975 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 494 751 253 524 241 227 93 909 105 714 – 33 275 8 329

Interest earnings 336 ------------------------------- 761 174 163 162 598 68 069 75 654 – 17 050 1 825

Utility revenue 316 --------------------------------------- 194 – 316 194 – 305 862 – – 10 332

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 693 507 673 907 19 600 – 19 600 – – –

Employee retirement 502 ------------------------------ 410 482 810 19 600 – 19 600 – – –

Expenditure, total 7 --------------------------- 324 426 5 478 493 3 310 266 595 845 958 226 – 1 729 063 101 370

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 1 ---------------------------- 286 1 465 060 559 71 205 2 998 – – 594

To Federal Government 1 ------------------------- 286 1 286 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 559 497 12 – – 50

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 463 774 (2) 70 708 2 986 – – 544

Current operation 5 --------------------------------- 604 430 2 896 061 2 708 369 425 062 737 507 – 1 545 800 –

Capital outlay 763 ------------------------------------- 160 444 873 318 287 35 745 113 425 – 145 212 23 905

Construction 563 ----------------------------------- 486 353 890 209 596 12 791 82 961 – 95 312 18 532

Equipment, land, and existing structures 199 ---------- 674 90 983 108 691 22 954 30 464 – 49 900 5 373

Assistance and subsidies 125 -------------------------- 273 125 273 – – – – – – Interest on debt 336 ----------------------------------- 052 130 387 205 665 63 833 95 125 – 38 051 8 656 Insurance benefits and repayments 426 ----------------- 010 416 839 9 171 – 9 171 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 725 619 1 084 056 1 641 563 185 759 323 134 – 1 113 851 18 819

Direct expenditure by function, total 7 -------------------- 323 140 4 013 433 3 309 707 524 640 955 228 – 1 729 063 100 776 General expenditure 6 ------------------------------- 598 587 3 596 594 3 001 993 524 640 661 606 – 1 729 063 86 684 Current expenditure 5 ----------------------------- 867 607 3 151 721 2 715 886 488 895 578 595 – 1 583 851 64 545 Capital outlay 730 ---------------------------------- 980 444 873 286 107 35 745 83 011 – 145 212 22 139 Education services: Education 2 ----------------------------------- 653 851 962 351 1 691 500 488 – – 1 691 012 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 691 500 – 1 691 500 488 – – 1 691 012 – Capital outlay 145 -------------------------- 212 – 145 212 – – – 145 212 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 766 433 766 433 – – – – – – Capital outlay 98 -------------------------- 962 98 962 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 195 918 195 918 – – – – – – Libraries 17 ------------------------------------ 257 2 962 14 295 6 710 7 585 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 178 787 1 175 985 2 802 2 699 103 – – – Hospitals 359 ------------------------------------ 731 180 485 179 246 132 714 46 532 – – – Health 185 -------------------------------------- 932 124 276 61 656 53 708 7 948 – – – Employment security administration 35 ------------ 618 35 618 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 2 --------------------------- 380 2 380 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 631 503 454 652 176 851 86 926 89 270 – – 655 Capital outlay 336 ----------------------------- 732 299 085 37 647 12 104 25 507 – – 36 Air transportation 26 ---------------------------- 246 382 25 864 109 24 869 – – 886 Parking facilities 706 ----------------------------- – 706 – 706 – – – Water transport and terminals 850 ----------------- – 850 – 850 – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 167 ----------------------------- 349 36 939 130 410 35 779 94 631 – – – Fire protection 64 ------------------------------- 501 – 64 501 1 115 61 595 – – 1 791

Correction 130 ----------------------------------- 677 103 169 27 508 24 869 2 639 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 39 ----------- 645 35 855 3 790 – 3 790 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 119 ---------------------------- 223 111 291 7 932 1 739 – – – 6 193

Parks and recreation 64 ------------------------- 822 30 874 33 948 1 361 32 572 – – 15

Housing and community development 79 ---------- 833 2 415 77 418 4 107 9 597 – – 63 714

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 83 020 2 685 80 335 – 76 519 – – 3 816

Capital outlay 22 ----------------------------- 326 106 22 220 – 18 712 – – 3 508

Solid waste management 56 --------------------- 735 – 56 735 11 399 45 336 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 118 ----------------------- 226 73 361 44 865 21 010 23 855 – – –

Judicial and legal 67 ---------------------------- 615 27 503 40 112 30 995 9 117 – – –

General public buildings 16 ---------------------- 021 3 201 12 820 8 418 4 402 – – –

Other government administration 61 -------------- 694 19 812 41 882 22 372 19 510 – – –

Interest on general debt 300 ------------------------- 182 130 387 169 795 63 833 61 189 – 38 051 6 722

General expenditure, n.e.c. 136 ---------------------- 183 80 011 56 172 14 289 38 991 – – 2 892 Utility expenditure 298 --------------------------------- 543 – 298 543 – 284 451 – – 14 092 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 426 010 416 839 9 171 – 9 171 – – – Employee retirement 196 ---------------------------- 553 187 382 9 171 – 9 171 – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

CALIFORNIA

Revenue, total 162 ------------------------------ 477 259 100 153 888 104 187 008 34 466 812 29 057 443 – 28 538 259 14 590 591

General revenue 127 ------------------------------- 917 650 79 399 033 90 382 254 31 784 991 22 285 120 – 28 538 259 10 239 981

Intergovernmental revenue, total 24 ----------------------- 211 907 23 429 204 42 646 340 18 614 294 3 893 626 – 19 988 082 2 616 435

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 24 211 907 21 562 045 2 649 862 492 353 838 608 – 247 850 1 071 051

Education 3 -------------------------------------- 719 307 3 457 270 262 037 10 824 3 363 – 247 850 –

Public welfare 11 ---------------------------------- 963 986 11 953 680 10 306 9 567 739 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 39 996 478 17 455 485 2 767 561 – 19 422 670 350 762

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 20 415 767 942 543 50 554 – 19 422 670 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 10 873 411 10 563 501 309 910 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 867 159 (2) 666 456 287 457 – 317 562 1 194 622

General revenue from own sources 103 -------------------- 705 743 55 969 829 47 735 914 13 170 697 18 391 494 – 8 550 177 7 623 546

Taxes 72 -------------------------------------------- 073 742 46 128 169 25 945 573 7 860 643 10 080 462 – 5 846 089 2 158 379

Property 20 --------------------------------------- 614 069 2 266 501 18 347 568 6 959 694 4 351 754 – 5 846 089 1 190 031

General sales 18 ---------------------------------- 727 490 14 924 766 3 802 724 440 640 2 464 063 – – 898 021

Motor fuel 2 ------------------------------------- 248 089 2 248 089 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 1 --------------------------- 358 935 1 358 935 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 21 --------------- 547 993 21 547 993 – – – – – –

Other taxes 7 ------------------------------------ 577 166 3 781 885 3 795 281 460 309 3 264 645 – – 70 327

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 18 803 251 5 471 427 13 331 824 3 133 671 4 566 367 – 1 288 194 4 343 592

Education 3 -------------------------------------- 835 631 2 537 219 1 298 412 10 216 2 – 1 288 194 –

Hospitals 5 -------------------------------------- 040 851 1 696 862 3 343 989 1 024 453 124 204 – – 2 195 332

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 12 828 750 4 370 233 8 458 517 2 176 383 3 744 665 – 1 415 894 1 121 575

Interest earnings 7 ------------------------------- 101 331 2 326 507 4 774 824 1 144 347 2 218 230 – 513 801 898 446

Utility revenue 9 --------------------------------------- 425 466 178 777 9 246 689 103 394 4 877 070 – – 4 266 225

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 25 134 143 20 576 078 4 558 065 2 578 427 1 895 253 – – 84 385

Employee retirement 17 ------------------------------ 640 619 13 082 554 4 558 065 2 578 427 1 895 253 – – 84 385

Expenditure, total 162 --------------------------- 653 902 97 231 185 104 941 958 32 852 306 29 089 359 – 28 959 007 15 301 710

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 2 ---------------------------- 409 100 40 906 090 1 022 251 1 075 085 419 779 – 202 884 584 927

To Federal Government 2 ------------------------- 409 100 2 385 970 23 130 23 130 – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 999 121 828 748 72 551 – 97 822 –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 38 520 120 (2) 223 207 347 228 – 105 062 584 927

Current operation 103 --------------------------------- 062 430 35 940 527 67 121 903 20 816 496 19 852 600 – 26 452 807 –

Capital outlay 16 ------------------------------------- 787 146 3 501 400 13 285 746 2 065 315 5 281 699 – 2 221 443 3 717 289

Construction 10 ----------------------------------- 973 091 2 223 144 8 749 947 1 238 343 2 518 196 – 1 326 563 3 666 845

Equipment, land, and existing structures 5 ---------- 814 055 1 278 256 4 535 799 826 972 2 763 503 – 894 880 50 444

Assistance and subsidies 7 -------------------------- 671 707 758 994 6 912 713 6 775 026 137 687 – – – Interest on debt 7 ----------------------------------- 133 440 2 493 551 4 639 889 958 025 2 342 521 – 81 873 1 257 470 Insurance benefits and repayments 15 ----------------- 900 244 13 630 623 2 269 621 1 162 359 1 055 073 – – 52 189 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 52 --------- 074 506 12 003 701 40 070 805 10 092 965 9 333 154 – 17 176 560 3 468 126

Direct expenditure by function, total 160 -------------------- 244 802 56 325 095 103 919 707 31 777 221 28 669 580 – 28 756 123 14 716 783 General expenditure 130 ------------------------------- 091 682 42 606 083 87 485 599 30 285 360 21 851 853 – 28 756 123 6 592 263 Current expenditure 117 ----------------------------- 274 576 39 104 683 78 169 893 28 289 181 17 881 790 – 26 534 680 5 464 242 Capital outlay 12 ---------------------------------- 817 106 3 501 400 9 315 706 1 996 179 3 970 063 – 2 221 443 1 128 021 Education services: Education 39 ----------------------------------- 347 976 9 242 251 30 105 725 1 373 579 57 896 – 28 674 250 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 26 806 214 136 161 26 670 053 1 373 579 57 896 – 25 238 578 – Capital outlay 2 -------------------------- 044 973 – 2 044 973 37 556 253 – 2 007 164 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 11 066 561 7 630 889 3 435 672 – – – 3 435 672 – Capital outlay 950 -------------------------- 423 736 144 214 279 – – – 214 279 – Other education3 -------------------------- 1 475 201 1 475 201 – – – – – – Libraries 611 ------------------------------------ 934 12 454 599 480 235 081 364 395 – – 4 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 20 ------------------------------- 194 256 10 298 053 9 896 203 9 619 714 276 489 – – – Hospitals 7 ------------------------------------ 975 200 2 609 358 5 365 842 3 041 574 309 604 – – 2 014 664 Health 5 -------------------------------------- 124 234 1 599 984 3 524 250 2 773 988 420 556 – – 329 706 Employment security administration 413 ------------ 145 413 145 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 21 --------------------------- 087 21 087 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 6 223 980 3 187 277 3 036 703 988 430 2 040 651 – – 7 622 Capital outlay 2 ----------------------------- 839 397 1 657 363 1 182 034 307 485 872 816 – – 1 733 Air transportation 661 ---------------------------- 596 2 991 658 605 87 688 502 470 – – 68 447 Parking facilities 133 ----------------------------- 436 – 133 436 10 759 122 677 – – – Water transport and terminals 379 ----------------- 474 – 379 474 673 281 480 – – 97 321 Transit subsidies 96 ----------------------------- 423 77 96 346 13 527 82 819 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------- 888 852 760 957 5 127 895 1 633 190 3 494 705 – – – Fire protection 2 ------------------------------- 441 608 – 2 441 608 574 760 1 670 573 – – 196 275

Correction 4 ----------------------------------- 953 217 2 900 302 2 052 915 1 991 316 61 599 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 1 ----------- 640 374 925 459 714 915 126 934 587 981 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------- 669 366 1 469 141 1 200 225 612 726 9 719 – – 577 780

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------- 467 408 166 756 2 300 652 413 469 1 679 378 – – 207 805

Housing and community development 3 ---------- 399 626 70 941 3 328 685 285 371 2 327 293 – – 716 021

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 3 108 658 77 289 3 031 369 168 730 1 496 937 – – 1 365 702

Capital outlay 1 ----------------------------- 365 940 839 1 365 101 50 235 662 174 – – 652 692

Solid waste management 1 --------------------- 550 622 396 214 1 154 408 354 204 794 277 – – 5 927

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ----------------------- 925 131 1 528 837 1 396 294 618 948 777 346 – – –

Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------- 189 629 303 651 2 885 978 2 579 449 306 529 – – –

General public buildings 378 ---------------------- 191 22 922 355 269 215 631 139 638 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------- 405 966 219 824 1 186 142 383 965 802 177 – – –

Interest on general debt 5 ------------------------- 871 172 2 457 151 3 414 021 946 601 2 006 221 – 81 873 379 326

General expenditure, n.e.c. 7 ---------------------- 019 121 3 919 962 3 099 159 1 235 053 1 238 443 – – 625 663 Utility expenditure 14 --------------------------------- 252 876 88 389 14 164 487 329 502 5 762 654 – – 8 072 331 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 15 900 244 13 630 623 2 269 621 1 162 359 1 055 073 – – 52 189 Employee retirement 7 ---------------------------- 463 656 5 194 035 2 269 621 1 162 359 1 055 073 – – 52 189

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50 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

COLORADO

Revenue, total 15 ------------------------------ 954 074 9 066 201 9 188 963 1 536 090 3 274 234 – 3 358 560 1 235 744

General revenue 12 ------------------------------- 763 334 7 003 649 8 060 775 1 520 204 2 539 821 – 3 238 719 977 696

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 085 738 1 918 574 2 468 254 545 490 425 525 – 1 488 365 224 539

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 085 738 1 843 382 242 356 38 986 58 566 – 28 310 116 494

Education 435 -------------------------------------- 231 403 833 31 398 2 088 1 000 – 28 310 –

Public welfare 860 ---------------------------------- 763 854 771 5 992 5 992 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 225 898 456 805 305 967 – 1 458 212 4 914

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 458 507 – 295 – 1 458 212 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 434 374 266 603 167 771 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 75 192 (2) 49 699 60 992 – 1 843 103 131

General revenue from own sources 10 -------------------- 677 596 5 085 075 5 592 521 974 714 2 114 296 – 1 750 354 753 157

Taxes 7 -------------------------------------------- 013 534 3 520 866 3 492 668 648 791 1 151 309 – 1 391 416 301 152

Property 2 --------------------------------------- 336 269 7 382 2 328 887 515 463 228 360 – 1 391 416 193 648

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 863 972 913 599 950 373 110 644 738 665 – – 101 064

Motor fuel 360 ------------------------------------- 502 360 498 4 4 – – – –

Motor vehicle license 119 --------------------------- 247 103 328 15 919 7 309 8 610 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 735 412 1 735 412 – – – – – –

Other taxes 598 ------------------------------------ 132 400 647 197 485 15 371 175 674 – – 6 440

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 016 830 866 418 1 150 412 119 265 607 358 – 133 584 290 205

Education 859 -------------------------------------- 409 725 825 133 584 – – – 133 584 –

Hospitals 378 -------------------------------------- 264 39 027 339 237 29 020 150 950 – – 159 267

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 647 232 697 791 949 441 206 658 355 629 – 225 354 161 800

Interest earnings 925 ------------------------------- 612 323 360 602 252 166 030 234 890 – 72 732 128 600

Utility revenue 927 --------------------------------------- 114 – 927 114 1 719 669 419 – – 255 976

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 263 626 2 062 552 201 074 14 167 64 994 – 119 841 2 072

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 668 529 1 467 455 201 074 14 167 64 994 – 119 841 2 072

Expenditure, total 15 --------------------------- 131 093 7 491 923 9 650 231 1 510 427 3 756 971 – 3 352 479 1 177 847

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 15 ---------------------------- 868 1 969 365 57 564 47 450 89 745 – – 67 862

To Federal Government 15 ------------------------- 868 15 868 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 57 564 462 56 900 – – 202

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 953 497 (2) 46 988 32 845 – – 67 660

Current operation 9 --------------------------------- 565 495 3 659 108 5 906 387 944 863 2 150 607 – 2 810 917 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 385 849 585 807 1 800 042 198 247 983 768 – 369 200 248 827

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 801 190 441 273 1 359 917 92 894 834 450 – 274 129 158 444

Equipment, land, and existing structures 584 ---------- 659 144 534 440 125 105 353 149 318 – 95 071 90 383

Assistance and subsidies 264 -------------------------- 000 56 857 207 143 148 888 58 255 – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 130 320 226 105 904 215 166 282 441 553 – 111 298 185 082 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 093 994 994 681 99 313 4 697 33 043 – 61 064 509 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 297 890 1 618 721 3 679 169 458 965 1 062 142 – 1 890 912 267 150

Direct expenditure by function, total 15 -------------------- 115 225 5 522 558 9 592 667 1 462 977 3 667 226 – 3 352 479 1 109 985 General expenditure 12 ------------------------------- 827 639 4 524 403 8 303 236 1 451 851 2 890 050 – 3 291 415 669 920 Current expenditure 10 ----------------------------- 699 455 3 940 292 6 759 163 1 256 113 2 069 362 – 2 922 215 511 473 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 128 184 584 111 1 544 073 195 738 820 688 – 369 200 158 447 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 676 025 1 489 249 3 186 776 4 844 1 815 – 3 180 117 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 3 124 997 – 3 124 997 4 844 1 815 – 3 118 338 – Capital outlay 364 -------------------------- 944 – 364 944 88 96 – 364 760 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 457 300 1 395 521 61 779 – – – 61 779 – Capital outlay 142 -------------------------- 350 137 910 4 440 – – – 4 440 – Other education3 -------------------------- 93 728 93 728 – – – – – – Libraries 89 ------------------------------------ 222 5 481 83 741 36 822 46 919 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 521 370 1 087 619 433 751 320 023 113 728 – – – Hospitals 549 ------------------------------------ 405 148 724 400 681 30 263 195 012 – – 175 406 Health 298 -------------------------------------- 736 179 533 119 203 65 655 51 705 – – 1 843 Employment security administration 54 ------------ 358 54 358 – – – – – – Veterans’ services – --------------------------- – – –––– – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 036 274 463 593 572 681 203 912 295 586 – – 73 183 Capital outlay 576 ----------------------------- 215 329 660 246 555 45 787 147 041 – – 53 727 Air transportation 506 ---------------------------- 671 – 506 671 25 794 480 049 – – 828 Parking facilities 7 ----------------------------- 505 – 7 505 – 7 505 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies 262 ----------------------------- – 262 262 – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 461 ----------------------------- 787 47 853 413 934 96 848 317 086 – – – Fire protection 189 ------------------------------- 671 – 189 671 650 137 819 – – 51 202

Correction 387 ----------------------------------- 878 261 678 126 200 92 842 33 358 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 60 ----------- 437 38 038 22 399 5 022 17 377 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 164 ---------------------------- 356 119 072 45 284 6 815 4 982 – – 33 487

Parks and recreation 344 ------------------------- 793 21 862 322 931 32 401 245 556 – – 44 974

Housing and community development 179 ---------- 911 27 444 152 467 6 173 45 666 – – 100 628

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 217 729 – 217 729 1 371 129 097 – – 87 261

Capital outlay 49 ----------------------------- 147 – 49 147 – 27 799 – – 21 348

Solid waste management 41 --------------------- 280 4 801 36 479 6 825 29 542 – – 112

Government administration:

Financial administration 285 ----------------------- 753 130 702 155 051 64 741 90 310 – – –

Judicial and legal 200 ---------------------------- 994 109 771 91 223 44 319 46 904 – – –

General public buildings 72 ---------------------- 399 6 972 65 427 36 837 28 590 – – –

Other government administration 174 -------------- 882 34 271 140 611 69 728 70 883 – – –

Interest on general debt 921 ------------------------- 159 225 113 696 046 166 055 341 596 – 111 298 77 097

General expenditure, n.e.c. 384 ---------------------- 782 68 269 316 513 133 649 158 965 – – 23 899 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 193 592 3 474 1 190 118 6 429 744 133 – – 439 556 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 093 994 994 681 99 313 4 697 33 043 – 61 064 509 Employee retirement 618 ---------------------------- 411 519 098 99 313 4 697 33 043 – 61 064 509

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

CONNECTICUT

Revenue, total 17 ------------------------------ 277 475 11 784 062 7 516 108 – 3 345 905 3 722 649 191 259 449 170

General revenue 15 ------------------------------- 038 663 10 137 346 6 924 012 – 3 035 954 3 602 086 191 259 287 588

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 472 135 2 274 928 2 219 902 – 1 178 451 867 131 188 472 178 723

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 472 135 2 270 404 201 731 – 81 446 17 393 – 102 892

Education 247 -------------------------------------- 419 218 135 29 284 – 19 666 9 618 – –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 196 760 1 196 713 47 – – 47 – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 018 171 – 1 085 578 843 558 41 938 47 097

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 367 439 – 683 070 642 431 41 938 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 141 192 – 124 244 16 948 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 4 524 (2) – 11 427 6 180 146 534 28 734

General revenue from own sources 12 -------------------- 566 528 7 862 418 4 704 110 – 1 857 503 2 734 955 2 787 108 865

Taxes 10 -------------------------------------------- 035 380 6 059 339 3 976 041 – 1 542 863 2 413 261 – 19 917

Property 3 --------------------------------------- 927 937 12 3 927 925 – 1 522 823 2 385 274 – 19 828

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 090 154 2 090 143 11 – – 11 – –

Motor fuel 361 ------------------------------------- 770 361 770 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 173 --------------------------- 429 173 429 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 2 --------------- 459 431 2 459 431 – – – – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 022 659 974 554 48 105 – 20 040 27 976 – 89

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 164 147 701 498 462 649 – 206 013 188 855 2 712 65 069

Education 364 -------------------------------------- 034 306 876 57 158 – 14 623 39 823 2 712 –

Hospitals 229 -------------------------------------- 438 207 625 21 813 – 21 813 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 367 001 1 101 581 265 420 – 108 627 132 839 75 23 879

Interest earnings 600 ------------------------------- 918 471 805 129 113 – 39 541 73 993 – 15 579

Utility revenue 371 --------------------------------------- 735 17 508 354 227 – 124 493 68 249 – 161 485

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 867 077 1 629 208 237 869 – 185 458 52 314 – 97

Employee retirement 946 ------------------------------ 626 708 757 237 869 – 185 458 52 314 – 97

Expenditure, total 17 --------------------------- 235 189 11 627 201 7 700 261 – 3 463 308 3 919 239 179 193 431 313

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 090 932 1 341 – 64 665 222 875 – 6 593

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 341 – – 706 – 635

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 090 932 (2) – 64 665 222 169 – 5 958

Current operation 11 --------------------------------- 857 034 5 730 088 6 126 946 – 2 795 918 3 157 790 173 238 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 907 427 1 051 739 855 688 – 357 200 411 583 2 661 84 244

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 666 717 929 951 736 766 – 318 904 339 529 – 78 333

Equipment, land, and existing structures 240 ---------- 710 121 788 118 922 – 38 296 72 054 2 661 5 911

Assistance and subsidies 555 -------------------------- 830 494 130 61 700 – 57 350 4 350 – – Interest on debt 961 ----------------------------------- 992 724 969 237 023 – 98 261 91 195 3 294 44 273 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 657 076 1 535 343 121 733 – 89 914 31 446 – 373 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 537 584 2 096 748 3 440 836 – 1 507 753 1 735 047 115 730 82 306

Direct expenditure by function, total 17 -------------------- 235 189 9 536 269 7 698 920 – 3 398 643 3 696 364 179 193 424 720 General expenditure 15 ------------------------------- 064 396 7 866 507 7 197 889 – 3 190 565 3 591 385 179 193 236 746 Current expenditure 13 ----------------------------- 295 934 6 900 617 6 395 317 – 2 843 727 3 193 583 176 532 181 475 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 768 462 965 890 802 572 – 346 838 397 802 2 661 55 271 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 628 096 939 282 3 688 814 – 1 435 322 2 077 593 175 899 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 3 688 814 – 3 688 814 – 1 435 322 2 077 593 175 899 – Capital outlay 325 -------------------------- 722 – 325 722 – 146 952 176 109 2 661 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 765 691 765 691 – – – – – – Capital outlay 15 -------------------------- 877 15 877 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 173 591 173 591 – – – – – – Libraries 85 ------------------------------------ 258 9 415 75 843 – 26 491 49 352 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 478 342 2 239 112 239 230 – 195 191 44 039 – – Hospitals 776 ------------------------------------ 344 755 195 21 149 – 21 121 28 – – Health 360 -------------------------------------- 382 286 592 73 790 – 40 288 33 502 – – Employment security administration 78 ------------ 031 78 031 – – – – – – Veterans’ services – --------------------------- – – –––– – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 079 947 792 437 287 510 – 86 130 201 032 – 348 Capital outlay 709 ----------------------------- 790 646 626 63 164 – 19 154 43 942 – 68 Air transportation 32 ---------------------------- 084 25 571 6 513 – 6 513 – – – Parking facilities 30 ----------------------------- 201 – 30 201 – 24 245 5 956 – – Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 124 986 138 – 26 109 – 3 Transit subsidies 60 ----------------------------- 613 60 222 391 – – 391 – – Public safety:

Police protection 465 ----------------------------- 936 79 484 386 452 – 196 800 189 652 – – Fire protection 272 ------------------------------- 316 – 272 316 – 153 452 103 763 – 15 101

Correction 420 ----------------------------------- 815 420 815 – – – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 68 ----------- 623 46 323 22 300 – 10 215 12 085 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 62 ---------------------------- 140 62 132 8 – – – – 8

Parks and recreation 163 ------------------------- 320 22 604 140 716 – 59 428 80 361 – 927

Housing and community development 326 ---------- 997 77 612 249 385 – 77 054 11 653 – 160 678

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 252 022 366 251 656 – 117 622 112 774 – 21 260

Capital outlay 122 ----------------------------- 365 – 122 365 – 52 958 59 946 – 9 461

Solid waste management 320 --------------------- 996 135 605 185 391 – 79 764 89 613 – 16 014

Government administration:

Financial administration 297 ----------------------- 225 186 577 110 648 – 39 923 70 725 – –

Judicial and legal 203 ---------------------------- 861 180 547 23 314 – 12 445 10 869 – –

General public buildings 88 ---------------------- 240 27 278 60 962 – 22 634 38 328 – –

Other government administration 141 -------------- 488 48 435 93 053 – 37 953 55 100 – –

Interest on general debt 924 ------------------------- 908 724 969 199 939 – 92 541 87 907 3 294 16 197

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 445 087 666 917 778 170 – 455 407 316 553 – 6 210 Utility expenditure 513 --------------------------------- 717 134 419 379 298 – 118 164 73 533 – 187 601 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 657 076 1 535 343 121 733 – 89 914 31 446 – 373 Employee retirement 749 ---------------------------- 103 627 370 121 733 – 89 914 31 446 – 373

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

DELAWARE

Revenue, total 3 ------------------------------ 515 350 2 825 218 1 184 250 214 252 279 833 – 631 816 59 167

General revenue 3 ------------------------------- 017 087 2 457 591 1 053 614 197 816 165 633 – 631 816 59 167

Intergovernmental revenue, total 437 ----------------------- 497 412 211 519 404 21 079 18 630 – 466 887 13 626

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 437 497 396 930 40 567 12 464 8 342 – 6 290 13 471

Education 66 -------------------------------------- 564 60 274 6 290 – – – 6 290 –

Public welfare 151 ---------------------------------- 752 151 752 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 478 837 8 067 10 042 – 460 597 131

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 460 688 – 91 – 460 597 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 24 – 24 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 15 281 (2) 548 246 – – 24

General revenue from own sources 2 -------------------- 579 590 2 045 380 534 210 176 737 147 003 – 164 929 45 541

Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 617 873 1 341 005 276 868 71 241 68 214 – 137 123 290

Property 228 --------------------------------------- 326 – 228 326 57 913 33 000 – 137 123 290

General sales – ---------------------------------- – – –––– –

Motor fuel 72 ------------------------------------- 874 72 874 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 18 --------------------------- 441 18 441 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 653 --------------- 036 626 326 26 710 – 26 710 – – –

Other taxes 645 ------------------------------------ 196 623 364 21 832 13 328 8 504 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 536 252 365 027 171 225 65 108 52 069 – 11 031 43 017

Education 228 -------------------------------------- 451 217 420 11 031 – – – 11 031 –

Hospitals 29 -------------------------------------- 237 29 237 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 425 465 339 348 86 117 40 388 26 720 – 16 775 2 234

Interest earnings 283 ------------------------------- 610 228 377 55 233 32 252 15 686 – 5 211 2 084

Utility revenue 110 --------------------------------------- 506 4 392 106 114 652 105 462 – – –

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 387 757 363 235 24 522 15 784 8 738 – – –

Employee retirement 239 ------------------------------ 127 214 605 24 522 15 784 8 738 – – –

Expenditure, total 3 --------------------------- 272 991 2 474 886 1 197 204 211 689 314 221 – 625 685 49 781

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 788 ---------------------------- 390 542 9 345 358 13 125 – – 34

To Federal Government 788 ------------------------- 788 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 9 345 – 9 345 – – –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 389 754 (2) 358 3 780 – – 34

Current operation 2 --------------------------------- 229 942 1 277 082 952 860 139 637 219 801 – 593 422 –

Capital outlay 421 ------------------------------------- 128 299 643 121 485 29 396 49 550 – 30 595 11 944

Construction 333 ----------------------------------- 231 254 280 78 951 23 669 19 377 – 23 980 11 925

Equipment, land, and existing structures 87 ---------- 897 45 363 42 534 5 727 30 173 – 6 615 19

Assistance and subsidies 61 -------------------------- 562 61 562 – – – – – – Interest on debt 294 ----------------------------------- 823 227 957 66 866 37 275 24 517 – 1 668 3 406 Insurance benefits and repayments 230 ----------------- 351 218 100 12 251 5 023 7 228 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 082 139 573 586 508 553 68 205 80 499 – 343 521 16 328

Direct expenditure by function, total 3 -------------------- 272 203 2 084 344 1 187 859 211 331 301 096 – 625 685 49 747 General expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 927 917 1 850 846 1 077 071 205 707 195 932 – 625 685 49 747 Current expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 518 217 1 551 994 966 223 176 311 157 019 – 595 090 37 803 Capital outlay 409 ---------------------------------- 700 298 852 110 848 29 396 38 913 – 30 595 11 944 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 091 593 467 576 624 017 – – – 624 017 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 624 017 – 624 017 – – – 624 017 – Capital outlay 30 -------------------------- 595 – 30 595 – – – 30 595 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 389 319 389 319 – – – – – – Capital outlay 27 -------------------------- 543 27 543 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 78 257 78 257 – – – – – – Libraries 7 ------------------------------------ 567 1 269 6 298 5 661 637 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 292 ------------------------------- 404 290 950 1 454 851 603 – – – Hospitals 43 ------------------------------------ 470 43 470 – – – – – – Health 114 -------------------------------------- 372 107 683 6 689 6 577 112 – – – Employment security administration 8 ------------ 528 8 528 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 162 --------------------------- 162 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 272 682 229 012 43 670 1 980 9 786 – – 31 904 Capital outlay 199 ----------------------------- 899 191 089 8 810 1 976 – – 7 833 Air transportation 2 ---------------------------- 657 – 2 657 2 657 – – – – Parking facilities 2 ----------------------------- 136 – 2 136 – 2 136 – – – Water transport and terminals 27 ----------------- 800 – 27 800 – 27 800 – – – Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- – 1 –1–– – Public safety:

Police protection 97 ----------------------------- 689 35 884 61 805 24 355 37 450 – – – Fire protection 13 ------------------------------- 515 – 13 515 2 790 10 725 – – –

Correction 109 ----------------------------------- 140 109 140 – – – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 26 ----------- 759 21 605 5 154 2 630 2 524 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 32 ---------------------------- 426 24 807 7 619 7 058 – – – 561

Parks and recreation 39 ------------------------- 878 18 556 21 322 11 191 10 094 – – 37

Housing and community development 63 ---------- 740 29 667 34 073 13 638 6 596 – – 13 839

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 84 927 – 84 927 54 726 30 201 – – –

Capital outlay 34 ----------------------------- 778 – 34 778 20 067 14 711 – – –

Solid waste management 57 --------------------- 314 42 806 14 508 2 863 11 645 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 77 ----------------------- 153 58 555 18 598 8 059 10 539 – – –

Judicial and legal 52 ---------------------------- 080 44 825 7 255 5 927 1 328 – – –

General public buildings 25 ---------------------- 918 20 705 5 213 3 459 1 754 – – –

Other government administration 27 -------------- 575 12 534 15 041 9 043 5 998 – – –

Interest on general debt 289 ------------------------- 542 227 957 61 585 37 061 19 450 – 1 668 3 406

General expenditure, n.e.c. 66 ---------------------- 889 55 155 11 734 5 181 6 553 – – – Utility expenditure 113 --------------------------------- 935 15 398 98 537 601 97 936 – – – Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 230 351 218 100 12 251 5 023 7 228 – – – Employee retirement 137 ---------------------------- 434 125 183 12 251 5 023 7 228 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Revenue, total 5 ------------------------------ 353 687 – 5 353 687 – 4 753 635 – – 1 005 264

General revenue 4 ------------------------------- 711 811 – 4 711 811 – 4 419 410 – – 697 613

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 776 195 – 1 776 195 – 1 508 140 – – 673 267

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 776 195 – 1 776 195 – 1 450 536 – – 325 659

Education 73 -------------------------------------- 304 – 73 304 – 73 304 – – –

Public welfare 406 ---------------------------------- 869 – 406 869 – 406 869 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – – –––– –

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – – –––– –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – – –––– –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) – (2) – 57 604 – – 347 608

General revenue from own sources 2 -------------------- 935 616 – 2 935 616 – 2 911 270 – – 24 346

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 406 646 – 2 406 646 – 2 406 646 – – –

Property 903 --------------------------------------- 319 – 903 319 – 903 319 – – –

General sales 442 ---------------------------------- 496 – 442 496 – 442 496 – – –

Motor fuel 28 ------------------------------------- 586 – 28 586 – 28 586 – – –

Motor vehicle license 18 --------------------------- 494 – 18 494 – 18 494 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 715 --------------- 677 – 715 677 – 715 677 – – –

Other taxes 298 ------------------------------------ 074 – 298 074 – 298 074 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 263 671 – 263 671 – 263 671 – – –

Education 13 -------------------------------------- 804 – 13 804 – 13 804 – – –

Hospitals 69 -------------------------------------- 822 – 69 822 – 69 822 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 265 299 – 265 299 – 240 953 – – 24 346

Interest earnings 90 ------------------------------- 182 – 90 182 – 67 838 – – 22 344

Utility revenue 361 --------------------------------------- 238 – 361 238 – 53 587 – – 307 651

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 280 638 – 280 638 – 280 638 – – –

Employee retirement 182 ------------------------------ 770 – 182 770 – 182 770 – – –

Expenditure, total 5 --------------------------- 823 000 – 5 823 000 – 5 036 210 – – 949 117

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- – – – 162 327 – – –

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – – –––– –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) – (2) – 162 327 – – –

Current operation 3 --------------------------------- 632 442 – 3 632 442 – 3 632 442 – – –

Capital outlay 626 ------------------------------------- 730 – 626 730 – 496 486 – – 130 244

Construction 324 ----------------------------------- 897 – 324 897 – 232 211 – – 92 686

Equipment, land, and existing structures 301 ---------- 833 – 301 833 – 264 275 – – 37 558

Assistance and subsidies 129 -------------------------- 635 – 129 635 – 129 635 – – – Interest on debt 320 ----------------------------------- 335 – 320 335 – 242 987 – – 77 348 Insurance benefits and repayments 372 ----------------- 333 – 372 333 – 372 333 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 253 311 – 2 253 311 – 1 929 128 – – 324 183

Direct expenditure by function, total 5 -------------------- 823 000 – 5 823 000 – 4 873 883 – – 949 117 General expenditure 4 ------------------------------- 423 327 – 4 423 327 – 4 423 327 – – – Current expenditure 3 ----------------------------- 951 085 – 3 951 085 – 3 951 085 – – – Capital outlay 472 ---------------------------------- 242 – 472 242 – 472 242 – – – Education services: Education 742 ----------------------------------- 892 – 742 892 – 742 892 – – – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 623 749 – 623 749 – 623 749 – – – Capital outlay 47 -------------------------- 041 – 47 041 – 47 041 – – – Higher education1 ------------------------- 119 143 – 119 143 – 119 143 – – – Capital outlay 20 -------------------------- 050 – 20 050 – 20 050 – – – Other education3 -------------------------- – – – –––– – Libraries 21 ------------------------------------ 846 – 21 846 – 21 846 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 872 ------------------------------- 042 – 872 042 – 872 042 – – – Hospitals 367 ------------------------------------ 468 – 367 468 – 367 468 – – – Health 167 -------------------------------------- 682 – 167 682 – 167 682 – – – Employment security administration 14 ------------ 405 – 14 405 – 14 405 – – – Veterans’ services – --------------------------- – – –––– – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 121 644 – 121 644 – 121 644 – – – Capital outlay 108 ----------------------------- 802 – 108 802 – 108 802 – – – Air transportation – ---------------------------- – – –––– – Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 143 – 1 143 – 1 143 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 272 ----------------------------- 749 – 272 749 – 272 749 – – – Fire protection 96 ------------------------------- 841 – 96 841 – 96 841 – – –

Correction 318 ----------------------------------- 316 – 318 316 – 318 316 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 47 ----------- 010 – 47 010 – 47 010 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources – ---------------------------- – – –––– –

Parks and recreation 59 ------------------------- 896 – 59 896 – 59 896 – – –

Housing and community development 218 ---------- 913 – 218 913 – 218 913 – – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 123 000 – 123 000 – 123 000 – – –

Capital outlay 41 ----------------------------- 393 – 41 393 – 41 393 – – –

Solid waste management 45 --------------------- 802 – 45 802 – 45 802 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 55 ----------------------- 601 – 55 601 – 55 601 – – –

Judicial and legal 127 ---------------------------- 975 – 127 975 – 127 975 – – –

General public buildings 48 ---------------------- 298 – 48 298 – 48 298 – – –

Other government administration 36 -------------- 471 – 36 471 – 36 471 – – –

Interest on general debt 236 ------------------------- 241 – 236 241 – 236 241 – – –

General expenditure, n.e.c. 427 ---------------------- 092 – 427 092 – 427 092 – – – Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 027 340 – 1 027 340 – 78 223 – – 949 117 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 372 333 – 372 333 – 372 333 – – – Employee retirement 245 ---------------------------- 659 – 245 659 – 245 659 – – –

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54 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

FLORIDA

Revenue, total 54 ------------------------------ 558 564 28 403 173 35 309 917 10 945 983 8 775 806 – 12 496 374 3 363 468

General revenue 45 ------------------------------- 973 927 23 744 359 31 384 094 10 446 792 5 712 460 – 12 496 374 3 000 182

Intergovernmental revenue, total 6 ----------------------- 354 625 5 711 452 9 797 699 1 671 353 973 702 – 7 116 232 308 126

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 6 354 625 5 406 514 948 111 379 775 272 001 – 97 773 198 562

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 184 630 1 086 840 97 790 – 17 – 97 773 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 839 639 2 795 277 44 362 42 946 1 416 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 8 849 588 1 212 106 532 465 – 7 015 883 89 134

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 7 015 883 – – – 7 015 883 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 81 850 81 850 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 304 938 (2) 79 472 169 236 – 2 576 20 430

General revenue from own sources 39 -------------------- 619 302 18 032 907 21 586 395 8 775 439 4 738 758 – 5 380 142 2 692 056

Taxes 25 -------------------------------------------- 919 228 14 504 207 11 415 021 4 178 353 2 376 174 – 4 248 473 612 021

Property 9 --------------------------------------- 948 598 490 073 9 458 525 3 289 493 1 315 363 – 4 248 473 605 196

General sales 8 ---------------------------------- 500 350 8 325 978 174 372 120 741 53 631 – – –

Motor fuel 1 ------------------------------------- 446 374 1 084 611 361 763 253 701 108 062 – – –

Motor vehicle license 561 --------------------------- 626 533 357 28 269 27 867 402 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 695 --------------- 114 695 114 – – – – – –

Other taxes 4 ------------------------------------ 767 166 3 375 074 1 392 092 486 551 898 716 – – 6 825

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 7 648 711 1 281 046 6 367 665 2 699 767 1 287 322 – 773 402 1 607 174

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 346 174 572 772 773 402 – – – 773 402 –

Hospitals 2 -------------------------------------- 264 449 95 006 2 169 443 802 455 – – – 1 366 988

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 6 051 363 2 247 654 3 803 709 1 897 319 1 075 262 – 358 267 472 861

Interest earnings 3 ------------------------------- 330 188 882 050 2 448 138 1 220 388 654 016 – 200 388 373 346

Utility revenue 3 --------------------------------------- 395 536 4 834 3 390 702 499 191 2 528 225 – – 363 286

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 5 189 101 4 653 980 535 121 – 535 121 – – –

Employee retirement 4 ------------------------------ 282 213 3 747 092 535 121 – 535 121 – – –

Expenditure, total 54 --------------------------- 289 052 27 237 535 35 524 734 11 252 748 8 635 857 – 12 324 173 3 409 051

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 2 ---------------------------- 211 8 405 800 69 628 141 644 22 230 – – 2 849

To Federal Government 2 ------------------------- 211 2 211 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 69 628 49 016 20 117 – – 495

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 8 403 589 (2) 92 628 2 113 – – 2 354

Current operation 36 --------------------------------- 374 085 12 553 222 23 820 863 7 501 495 6 027 773 – 10 291 595 –

Capital outlay 8 ------------------------------------- 370 825 2 266 801 6 104 024 2 233 371 1 495 806 – 1 774 549 600 298

Construction 6 ----------------------------------- 268 302 1 572 318 4 695 984 1 704 645 1 149 165 – 1 316 252 525 922

Equipment, land, and existing structures 2 ---------- 102 523 694 483 1 408 040 528 726 346 641 – 458 297 74 376

Assistance and subsidies 1 -------------------------- 064 548 1 060 478 4 070 – 4 070 – – – Interest on debt 3 ----------------------------------- 694 166 740 022 2 954 144 1 376 238 869 781 – 258 029 450 096 Insurance benefits and repayments 2 ----------------- 427 409 2 211 212 216 197 – 216 197 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 19 --------- 381 317 5 270 941 14 110 376 3 609 996 2 880 268 – 6 521 168 1 098 944

Direct expenditure by function, total 54 -------------------- 286 841 18 831 735 35 455 106 11 111 104 8 613 627 – 12 324 173 3 406 202 General expenditure 47 ------------------------------- 263 544 16 593 499 30 670 045 10 005 227 5 533 556 – 12 324 173 2 807 089 Current expenditure 40 ----------------------------- 255 242 14 333 842 25 921 400 8 252 785 4 753 385 – 10 549 624 2 365 606 Capital outlay 7 ---------------------------------- 008 302 2 259 657 4 748 645 1 752 442 780 171 – 1 774 549 441 483 Education services: Education 14 ----------------------------------- 703 713 2 637 569 12 066 144 – – – 12 066 144 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 11 050 677 – 11 050 677 – – – 11 050 677 – Capital outlay 1 -------------------------- 667 826 – 1 667 826 – – – 1 667 826 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 3 070 761 2 055 294 1 015 467 – – – 1 015 467 – Capital outlay 510 -------------------------- 544 403 821 106 723 – – – 106 723 – Other education3 -------------------------- 582 275 582 275 – – – – – – Libraries 224 ------------------------------------ 675 8 222 216 453 171 699 44 455 – – 299 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 5 ------------------------------- 511 862 5 274 635 237 227 208 028 29 199 – – – Hospitals 3 ------------------------------------ 013 065 507 275 2 505 790 865 198 17 926 – – 1 622 666 Health 1 -------------------------------------- 556 207 1 324 556 231 651 168 421 45 222 – – 18 008 Employment security administration 46 ------------ 874 46 874 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 5 --------------------------- 793 5 793 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 3 372 942 2 009 744 1 363 198 910 530 444 939 – – 7 729 Capital outlay 2 ----------------------------- 012 770 1 362 960 649 810 470 125 175 540 – – 4 145 Air transportation 701 ---------------------------- 102 – 701 102 591 566 99 552 – – 9 984 Parking facilities 67 ----------------------------- 463 – 67 463 7 895 59 568 – – – Water transport and terminals 213 ----------------- 951 3 143 210 808 114 738 44 674 – – 51 396 Transit subsidies 848 ----------------------------- – 848 848 – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------- 291 399 222 411 2 068 988 1 027 610 1 041 378 – – – Fire protection 896 ------------------------------- 108 – 896 108 339 611 495 899 – – 60 598

Correction 1 ----------------------------------- 883 641 1 036 611 847 030 805 691 41 339 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 387 ----------- 454 213 850 173 604 87 154 86 450 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------- 130 660 739 132 391 528 106 207 25 650 – – 259 671

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------- 136 277 94 638 1 041 639 380 890 632 530 – – 28 219

Housing and community development 616 ---------- 708 45 026 571 682 166 331 190 914 – – 214 437

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 765 822 66 942 698 880 275 031 398 694 – – 25 155

Capital outlay 326 ----------------------------- 527 66 942 259 585 112 111 146 092 – – 1 382

Solid waste management 1 --------------------- 074 598 10 005 1 064 593 607 133 452 730 – – 4 730

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------- 102 934 429 991 672 943 435 812 237 131 – – –

Judicial and legal 977 ---------------------------- 865 449 588 528 277 474 785 53 492 – – –

General public buildings 174 ---------------------- 399 60 758 113 641 103 109 10 532 – – –

Other government administration 485 -------------- 178 152 948 332 230 188 028 144 202 – – –

Interest on general debt 3 ------------------------- 102 689 740 022 2 362 667 1 267 399 475 335 – 258 029 361 904

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 819 317 513 766 1 305 551 701 513 461 745 – – 142 293 Utility expenditure 4 --------------------------------- 595 888 27 024 4 568 864 1 105 877 2 863 874 – – 599 113 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 2 427 409 2 211 212 216 197 – 216 197 – – – Employee retirement 1 ---------------------------- 128 835 912 638 216 197 – 216 197 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

GEORGIA

Revenue, total 26 ------------------------------ 819 578 14 761 090 15 880 936 3 837 540 3 173 653 – 5 560 214 3 964 813

General revenue 22 ------------------------------- 377 855 12 377 277 13 823 026 3 590 573 2 090 677 – 5 552 448 3 244 612

Intergovernmental revenue, total 4 ----------------------- 241 502 3 770 676 4 293 274 430 502 431 814 – 3 307 868 778 374

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 4 241 502 3 723 847 517 655 33 022 108 421 – 21 145 355 067

Education 760 -------------------------------------- 935 739 790 21 145 – – – 21 145 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 026 010 2 025 079 931 755 176 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 3 775 619 365 891 59 111 – 3 225 334 125 283

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 3 225 334 – – – 3 225 334 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 9 616 5 572 4 044 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 46 829 (2) 31 589 264 282 – 61 389 298 024

General revenue from own sources 18 -------------------- 136 353 8 606 601 9 529 752 3 160 071 1 658 863 – 2 244 580 2 466 238

Taxes 12 -------------------------------------------- 369 401 7 266 981 5 102 420 2 401 771 817 278 – 1 877 607 5 764

Property 3 --------------------------------------- 659 903 27 758 3 632 145 1 334 578 418 332 – 1 877 607 1 628

General sales 3 ---------------------------------- 562 359 2 687 346 875 013 843 994 31 019 – – –

Motor fuel 449 ------------------------------------- 782 449 782 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 84 --------------------------- 276 84 135 141 141 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 3 --------------- 456 994 3 456 994 – – – – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 156 087 560 966 595 121 223 058 367 927 – – 4 136

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 4 157 923 947 088 3 210 835 305 677 529 876 – 130 767 2 244 515

Education 647 -------------------------------------- 349 516 582 130 767 – – – 130 767 –

Hospitals 2 -------------------------------------- 380 207 183 985 2 196 222 – 41 089 – – 2 155 133

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 609 029 392 532 1 216 497 452 623 311 709 – 236 206 215 959

Interest earnings 973 ------------------------------- 929 229 648 744 281 288 373 196 190 – 64 849 194 869

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 879 086 – 1 879 086 178 537 980 348 – – 720 201

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 562 637 2 383 813 178 824 68 430 102 628 – 7 766 –

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 049 500 1 870 676 178 824 68 430 102 628 – 7 766 –

Expenditure, total 26 --------------------------- 081 099 14 053 580 15 773 175 3 745 056 3 113 817 – 5 545 135 4 018 246

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 3 723 502 22 154 580 683 86 565 – – 3 985

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 22 154 7 787 14 367 – – –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 3 723 502 (2) 572 896 72 198 – – 3 985

Current operation 16 --------------------------------- 464 868 7 019 185 9 445 683 2 245 779 2 272 195 – 4 927 709 –

Capital outlay 3 ------------------------------------- 522 942 1 289 662 2 233 280 610 334 476 834 – 526 644 619 468

Construction 2 ----------------------------------- 551 409 1 057 336 1 494 073 453 689 316 546 – 368 871 354 967

Equipment, land, and existing structures 971 ---------- 533 232 326 739 207 156 645 160 288 – 157 773 264 501

Assistance and subsidies 467 -------------------------- 982 467 982 – – – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 314 042 280 715 1 033 327 282 844 201 922 – 77 602 470 959 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 387 431 1 272 534 114 897 25 416 76 301 – 13 180 – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 8 --------- 920 276 2 387 790 6 532 486 1 091 182 873 988 – 3 381 199 1 186 117

Direct expenditure by function, total 26 -------------------- 081 099 10 330 078 15 751 021 3 164 373 3 027 252 – 5 545 135 4 014 261 General expenditure 22 ------------------------------- 352 517 9 057 544 13 294 973 2 914 323 1 959 698 – 5 531 955 2 888 997 Current expenditure 19 ----------------------------- 328 153 7 767 882 11 560 271 2 365 075 1 613 860 – 5 005 311 2 576 025 Capital outlay 3 ---------------------------------- 024 364 1 289 662 1 734 702 549 248 345 838 – 526 644 312 972 Education services: Education 7 ----------------------------------- 318 882 1 864 529 5 454 353 – – – 5 454 353 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 5 440 324 – 5 440 324 – – – 5 440 324 – Capital outlay 526 -------------------------- 644 – 526 644 – – – 526 644 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 569 866 1 555 837 14 029 – – – 14 029 – Capital outlay 179 -------------------------- 883 179 883 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 308 692 308 692 – – – – – – Libraries 72 ------------------------------------ 411 41 72 370 63 693 8 677 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 3 ------------------------------- 367 117 3 313 204 53 913 34 718 19 195 – – – Hospitals 3 ------------------------------------ 045 184 520 846 2 524 338 9 337 41 224 – – 2 473 777 Health 536 -------------------------------------- 144 216 350 319 794 309 803 9 991 – – – Employment security administration 100 ------------ 635 100 635 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 4 --------------------------- 331 4 331 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 380 162 863 709 516 453 370 982 145 471 – – – Capital outlay 947 ----------------------------- 673 740 238 207 435 174 789 32 646 – – – Air transportation 149 ---------------------------- 400 3 782 145 618 9 384 132 228 – – 4 006 Parking facilities 11 ----------------------------- 828 – 11 828 403 7 410 – – 4 015 Water transport and terminals 53 ----------------- 909 52 106 1 803 – – – – 1 803 Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 711 ----------------------------- 132 99 188 611 944 281 300 330 644 – – – Fire protection 317 ------------------------------- 745 – 317 745 149 867 167 827 – – 51

Correction 800 ----------------------------------- 837 579 334 221 503 195 575 25 928 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 79 ----------- 887 50 236 29 651 15 053 14 598 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 260 ---------------------------- 002 243 868 16 134 14 358 1 727 – – 49

Parks and recreation 449 ------------------------- 983 242 360 207 623 91 192 112 206 – – 4 225

Housing and community development 346 ---------- 580 39 381 307 199 18 199 50 780 – – 238 220

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 369 979 – 369 979 157 720 178 112 – – 34 147

Capital outlay 171 ----------------------------- 779 – 171 779 90 400 60 060 – – 21 319

Solid waste management 235 --------------------- 081 8 547 226 534 94 703 131 831 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 274 ----------------------- 569 112 590 161 979 116 477 45 502 – – –

Judicial and legal 294 ---------------------------- 191 49 301 244 890 213 096 31 794 – – –

General public buildings 187 ---------------------- 181 32 819 154 362 116 193 38 169 – – –

Other government administration 321 -------------- 900 39 363 282 537 148 566 133 971 – – –

Interest on general debt 852 ------------------------- 151 280 715 571 436 233 320 135 295 – 77 602 125 219

General expenditure, n.e.c. 811 ---------------------- 296 340 309 470 987 270 384 197 118 – – 3 485 Utility expenditure 2 --------------------------------- 341 151 – 2 341 151 224 634 991 253 – – 1 125 264 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 387 431 1 272 534 114 897 25 416 76 301 – 13 180 – Employee retirement 823 ---------------------------- 499 708 602 114 897 25 416 76 301 – 13 180 –

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56 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

HAWAII

Revenue, total 6 ------------------------------ 521 997 5 298 548 1 363 460 401 896 962 062 – – 126

General revenue 5 ------------------------------- 666 537 4 567 848 1 238 700 368 231 870 967 – – 126

Intergovernmental revenue, total 939 ----------------------- 362 848 559 230 814 108 342 122 985 – – 111

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 939 362 845 455 93 907 32 578 61 289 – – 40

Education 160 -------------------------------------- 820 160 820 – – – – – –

Public welfare 312 ---------------------------------- 214 312 214 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 136 907 75 764 61 111 – – 32

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – – –––– –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – – –––– –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 3 104 (2) – 585 – – 39

General revenue from own sources 4 -------------------- 727 175 3 719 289 1 007 886 259 889 747 982 – – 15

Taxes 3 -------------------------------------------- 392 340 2 709 518 682 822 200 365 482 457 – – –

Property 556 --------------------------------------- 461 – 556 461 167 924 388 537 – – –

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 294 723 1 294 723 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 128 ------------------------------------- 298 72 106 56 192 12 027 44 165 – – –

Motor vehicle license 72 --------------------------- 826 39 540 33 286 6 992 26 294 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 974 --------------- 750 974 750 – – – – – –

Other taxes 365 ------------------------------------ 282 328 399 36 883 13 422 23 461 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 869 394 673 379 196 015 21 927 174 075 – – 13

Education 122 -------------------------------------- 428 122 428 – – – – – –

Hospitals 90 -------------------------------------- 975 90 975 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 465 441 336 392 129 049 37 597 91 450 – – 2

Interest earnings 312 ------------------------------- 120 246 854 65 266 17 813 47 451 – – 2

Utility revenue 124 --------------------------------------- 760 – 124 760 33 665 91 095 – – –

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 730 700 730 700 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 650 ------------------------------ 045 650 045 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 6 --------------------------- 684 483 5 301 336 1 500 278 399 506 1 100 649 – – 123

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 10 ---------------------------- 513 127 640 4 – – – – 4

To Federal Government 10 ------------------------- 513 10 513 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 4 –––– 4

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 117 127 (2) –––– –

Current operation 4 --------------------------------- 158 009 3 123 408 1 034 601 271 480 763 121 – – –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 610 986 1 225 593 385 393 110 189 275 204 – – –

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 243 908 909 219 334 689 95 135 239 554 – – –

Equipment, land, and existing structures 367 ---------- 078 316 374 50 704 15 054 35 650 – – –

Assistance and subsidies 149 -------------------------- 441 149 441 – – – – – – Interest on debt 356 ----------------------------------- 705 276 544 80 161 17 837 62 324 – – – Insurance benefits and repayments 398 ----------------- 710 398 710 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 951 682 1 518 237 433 445 129 065 304 346 – – 34

Direct expenditure by function, total 6 -------------------- 673 970 5 173 696 1 500 274 399 506 1 100 649 – – 119 General expenditure 6 ------------------------------- 035 803 4 774 986 1 260 817 368 983 891 715 – – 119 Current expenditure 4 ----------------------------- 488 291 3 549 393 938 898 262 760 676 019 – – 119 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 547 512 1 225 593 321 919 106 223 215 696 – – – Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 344 415 1 344 015 400 400 – – – – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 814 549 814 149 400 400 – – – – Capital outlay 110 -------------------------- 702 110 702 – – – – – – Higher education1 ------------------------- 511 473 511 473 – – – – – – Capital outlay 55 -------------------------- 301 55 301 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 18 393 18 393 – – – – – – Libraries 37 ------------------------------------ 257 36 784 473 – 473 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 598 ------------------------------- 917 587 412 11 505 11 505 – – – – Hospitals 183 ------------------------------------ 888 183 888 – – – – – – Health 222 -------------------------------------- 636 209 161 13 475 4 658 8 817 – – – Employment security administration 11 ------------ 884 11 884 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 8 --------------------------- 527 8 527 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 432 689 359 249 73 440 29 515 43 925 – – – Capital outlay 301 ----------------------------- 445 276 684 24 761 11 867 12 894 – – – Air transportation 442 ---------------------------- 618 442 618 – – – – – – Parking facilities 2 ----------------------------- 179 – 2 179 135 2 044 – – – Water transport and terminals 39 ----------------- 624 39 624 – – – – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 166 ----------------------------- 251 3 616 162 635 48 573 114 062 – – – Fire protection 66 ------------------------------- 205 – 66 205 22 546 43 659 – – –

Correction 104 ----------------------------------- 655 104 655 – – – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 31 ----------- 367 21 184 10 183 4 796 5 387 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 130 ---------------------------- 150 121 579 8 571 3 922 4 530 – – 119

Parks and recreation 221 ------------------------- 432 101 893 119 539 39 204 80 335 – – –

Housing and community development 215 ---------- 427 88 648 126 779 24 887 101 892 – – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 170 507 4 043 166 464 61 022 105 442 – – –

Capital outlay 111 ----------------------------- 462 4 043 107 419 50 329 57 090 – – –

Solid waste management 100 --------------------- 761 2 100 759 9 511 91 248 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 130 ----------------------- 676 78 360 52 316 12 346 39 970 – – –

Judicial and legal 135 ---------------------------- 888 104 877 31 011 9 438 21 573 – – –

General public buildings 104 ---------------------- 189 55 349 48 840 9 838 39 002 – – –

Other government administration 70 -------------- 847 38 410 32 437 13 814 18 623 – – –

Interest on general debt 354 ------------------------- 575 276 544 78 031 16 421 61 610 – – –

General expenditure, n.e.c. 708 ---------------------- 239 552 664 155 575 46 452 109 123 – – – Utility expenditure 239 --------------------------------- 457 – 239 457 30 523 208 934 – – – Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 398 710 398 710 – – – – – – Employee retirement 284 ---------------------------- 194 284 194 – – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

IDAHO

Revenue, total 4 ------------------------------ 009 659 2 948 402 1 798 807 393 590 374 162 – 853 197 190 867

General revenue 3 ------------------------------- 436 327 2 458 293 1 715 584 393 590 294 618 – 853 197 187 188

Intergovernmental revenue, total 667 ----------------------- 901 643 738 761 713 85 633 71 136 – 575 783 42 170

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 667 901 616 146 51 755 11 744 18 352 – 10 273 11 386

Education 113 -------------------------------------- 475 103 202 10 273 – – – 10 273 –

Public welfare 232 ---------------------------------- 592 232 561 31 31 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 709 958 69 459 47 534 – 565 432 27 533

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 565 498 66 – – 565 432 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 2 691 2 687 4 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 27 592 (2) 4 430 5 250 – 78 3 251

General revenue from own sources 2 -------------------- 768 426 1 814 555 953 871 307 957 223 482 – 277 414 145 018

Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 897 659 1 401 585 496 074 124 090 108 014 – 229 263 34 707

Property 475 --------------------------------------- 986 12 475 974 117 119 94 898 – 229 263 34 694

General sales 439 ---------------------------------- 196 439 173 23 – 10 – – 13

Motor fuel 132 ------------------------------------- 019 132 019 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 51 --------------------------- 429 48 878 2 551 2 551 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 603 --------------- 653 603 653 – – – – – –

Other taxes 195 ------------------------------------ 376 177 850 17 526 4 420 13 106 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 526 138 169 766 356 372 150 880 84 811 – 29 590 91 091

Education 137 -------------------------------------- 841 108 251 29 590 – – – 29 590 –

Hospitals 178 -------------------------------------- 414 1 121 177 293 108 816 1 720 – – 66 757

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 344 629 243 204 101 425 32 987 30 657 – 18 561 19 220

Interest earnings 206 ------------------------------- 702 154 250 52 452 18 825 15 165 – 11 317 7 145

Utility revenue 82 --------------------------------------- 601 – 82 601 – 78 922 – – 3 679

Liquor store revenue 43 --------------------------------- 954 43 954 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 446 777 446 155 622 – 622 – – –

Employee retirement 268 ------------------------------ 684 268 062 622 – 622 – – –

Expenditure, total 3 --------------------------- 647 441 2 608 722 1 829 104 394 262 381 717 – 882 014 178 877

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 544 ---------------------------- 780 742 10 187 8 667 2 441 – – 6 845

To Federal Government 544 ------------------------- 544 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 10 187 5 515 2 – – 4 670

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 780 198 (2) 3 152 2 439 – – 2 175

Current operation 2 --------------------------------- 559 814 1 170 495 1 389 319 344 984 292 319 – 752 016 –

Capital outlay 519 ------------------------------------- 072 258 447 260 625 33 233 70 618 – 114 051 42 723

Construction 401 ----------------------------------- 192 210 694 190 498 18 543 52 549 – 90 511 28 895

Equipment, land, and existing structures 117 ---------- 880 47 753 70 127 14 690 18 069 – 23 540 13 828

Assistance and subsidies 42 -------------------------- 674 42 565 109 109 – – – – Interest on debt 141 ----------------------------------- 617 98 592 43 025 7 269 15 473 – 15 947 4 336 Insurance benefits and repayments 258 ----------------- 747 257 881 866 – 866 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 325 182 467 534 857 648 159 434 128 992 – 512 836 56 386

Direct expenditure by function, total 3 -------------------- 646 897 1 827 980 1 818 917 385 595 379 276 – 882 014 172 032 General expenditure 3 ------------------------------- 265 429 1 534 970 1 730 459 385 595 294 888 – 882 014 167 962 Current expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 759 867 1 276 823 1 483 044 352 362 236 469 – 767 963 126 250 Capital outlay 505 ---------------------------------- 562 258 147 247 415 33 233 58 419 – 114 051 41 712 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 246 828 380 714 866 114 47 – – 866 067 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 827 660 – 827 660 47 – – 827 613 – Capital outlay 111 -------------------------- 353 – 111 353 – – – 111 353 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 364 119 325 665 38 454 – – – 38 454 – Capital outlay 37 -------------------------- 220 34 522 2 698 – – – 2 698 – Other education3 -------------------------- 55 049 55 049 – – – – – – Libraries 14 ------------------------------------ 078 2 437 11 641 18 9 507 – – 2 116 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 381 ------------------------------- 549 352 315 29 234 28 735 499 – – – Hospitals 200 ------------------------------------ 842 32 677 168 165 107 283 1 720 – – 59 162 Health 83 -------------------------------------- 512 55 796 27 716 25 011 2 705 – – – Employment security administration 13 ------------ 620 13 620 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 875 --------------------------- 875 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 339 555 215 737 123 818 36 954 33 130 – – 53 734 Capital outlay 212 ----------------------------- 689 171 755 40 934 4 288 11 822 – – 24 824 Air transportation 14 ---------------------------- 138 1 068 13 070 2 406 10 664 – – – Parking facilities 2 ----------------------------- 209 – 2 209 – 2 209 – – – Water transport and terminals 3 ----------------- 815 – 3 815 – – – – 3 815 Transit subsidies 30 ----------------------------- – 30 16 14 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 112 ----------------------------- 088 26 978 85 110 36 857 48 253 – – – Fire protection 39 ------------------------------- 439 – 39 439 90 35 446 – – 3 903

Correction 71 ----------------------------------- 571 52 764 18 807 18 743 64 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 34 ----------- 033 29 603 4 430 646 3 784 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 125 ---------------------------- 386 99 406 25 980 7 669 – – – 18 311

Parks and recreation 43 ------------------------- 719 14 605 29 114 2 813 22 570 – – 3 731

Housing and community development 23 ---------- 494 4 216 19 278 22 6 134 – – 13 122

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 53 618 6 468 47 150 43 43 189 – – 3 918

Capital outlay 17 ----------------------------- 652 238 17 414 – 16 620 – – 794

Solid waste management 38 --------------------- 428 560 37 868 18 274 19 594 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 76 ----------------------- 997 38 338 38 659 23 712 14 947 – – –

Judicial and legal 50 ---------------------------- 454 25 488 24 966 21 886 3 080 – – –

General public buildings 17 ---------------------- 530 4 839 12 691 5 913 6 778 – – –

Other government administration 27 -------------- 069 8 955 18 114 10 625 7 489 – – –

Interest on general debt 131 ------------------------- 784 98 592 33 192 7 269 5 747 – 15 947 4 229

General expenditure, n.e.c. 118 ---------------------- 768 68 919 49 849 30 563 17 365 – – 1 921 Utility expenditure 87 --------------------------------- 592 – 87 592 – 83 522 – – 4 070 Liquor store expenditure 35 --------------------------- 129 35 129 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 258 747 257 881 866 – 866 – – – Employee retirement 117 ---------------------------- 029 116 163 866 – 866 – – –

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58 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

ILLINOIS

Revenue, total 48 ------------------------------ 032 447 27 864 641 27 233 514 3 194 983 8 267 329 403 386 11 117 859 4 885 580

General revenue 40 ------------------------------- 816 814 23 103 286 24 779 236 3 002 047 7 015 186 400 594 10 670 963 4 326 069

Intergovernmental revenue, total 6 ----------------------- 735 492 5 740 717 8 060 483 791 243 1 940 521 121 822 4 008 819 1 833 701

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 6 735 492 5 559 369 1 176 123 41 790 308 141 1 175 81 596 743 421

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 227 931 1 106 680 121 251 – 39 655 – 81 596 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 923 708 2 921 284 2 424 1 136 1 288 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 6 884 360 687 031 1 608 210 117 368 3 916 087 555 664

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 3 919 501 2 318 191 – 3 916 087 905

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 169 525 137 512 31 995 18 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 181 348 (2) 62 422 24 170 3 279 11 136 534 616

General revenue from own sources 34 -------------------- 081 322 17 362 569 16 718 753 2 210 804 5 074 665 278 772 6 662 144 2 492 368

Taxes 25 -------------------------------------------- 609 314 13 463 435 12 145 879 1 493 357 3 169 476 236 951 5 723 685 1 522 410

Property 9 --------------------------------------- 859 512 223 973 9 635 539 1 193 107 1 418 909 236 537 5 723 685 1 063 301

General sales 5 ---------------------------------- 485 986 4 241 572 1 244 414 89 465 702 805 – – 452 144

Motor fuel 1 ------------------------------------- 198 597 1 030 266 168 331 106 019 62 312 – – –

Motor vehicle license 704 --------------------------- 200 612 073 92 127 1 392 90 698 37 – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 5 --------------- 554 900 5 552 918 1 982 – 1 982 – – –

Other taxes 2 ------------------------------------ 806 119 1 802 633 1 003 486 103 374 892 770 377 – 6 965

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 4 283 220 1 436 860 2 846 360 509 740 1 080 993 4 062 531 763 719 802

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 511 402 979 639 531 763 – – – 531 763 –

Hospitals 613 -------------------------------------- 815 155 020 458 795 149 119 95 533 – – 214 143

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 4 188 788 2 462 274 1 726 514 207 707 824 196 37 759 406 696 250 156

Interest earnings 2 ------------------------------- 252 649 1 096 136 1 156 513 112 302 560 987 16 679 272 602 193 943

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 817 947 – 1 817 947 16 506 1 240 151 2 792 – 558 498

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 5 397 686 4 761 355 636 331 176 430 11 992 – 446 896 1 013

Employee retirement 3 ------------------------------ 983 454 3 347 123 636 331 176 430 11 992 – 446 896 1 013

Expenditure, total 46 --------------------------- 781 226 26 831 659 26 679 726 3 119 991 8 340 442 413 310 10 621 664 5 185 814

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 2 ---------------------------- 061 6 706 663 25 557 76 447 107 786 58 421 – 784 398

To Federal Government 2 ------------------------- 061 2 061 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 25 557 501 23 821 174 – 1 061

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 6 704 602 (2) 75 946 83 965 58 247 – 783 337

Current operation 30 --------------------------------- 203 336 12 048 053 18 155 283 2 411 961 5 937 066 347 950 9 458 306 –

Capital outlay 5 ------------------------------------- 924 535 2 075 088 3 849 447 452 853 1 589 122 5 101 791 137 1 011 234

Construction 4 ----------------------------------- 855 661 1 723 935 3 131 726 353 905 1 315 261 5 101 518 119 939 340

Equipment, land, and existing structures 1 ---------- 068 874 351 153 717 721 98 948 273 861 – 273 018 71 894

Assistance and subsidies 1 -------------------------- 549 643 1 549 229 414 240 174 – – – Interest on debt 2 ----------------------------------- 574 200 1 260 329 1 313 871 117 977 700 845 1 838 200 432 292 779 Insurance benefits and repayments 3 ----------------- 430 704 3 192 297 238 407 60 513 5 449 – 171 789 656 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 15 --------- 999 197 3 532 678 12 466 519 1 332 459 3 171 427 114 154 6 513 857 1 334 622

Direct expenditure by function, total 46 -------------------- 779 165 20 124 996 26 654 169 3 043 544 8 232 656 354 889 10 621 664 4 401 416 General expenditure 40 ------------------------------- 321 369 16 932 699 23 388 670 2 964 725 7 058 912 352 704 10 449 875 2 562 454 Current expenditure 35 ----------------------------- 123 837 14 857 611 20 266 226 2 517 165 5 652 920 347 603 9 658 738 2 089 800 Capital outlay 5 ---------------------------------- 197 532 2 075 088 3 122 444 447 560 1 405 992 5 101 791 137 472 654 Education services: Education 13 ----------------------------------- 347 163 3 045 399 10 301 764 9 009 34 472 – 10 249 443 8 840 Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 9 323 821 118 9 323 703 9 009 34 472 – 9 271 382 8 840 Capital outlay 735 -------------------------- 526 118 735 408 70 – – 727 858 7 480 Higher education1 ------------------------- 3 350 096 2 372 035 978 061 – – – 978 061 – Capital outlay 390 -------------------------- 746 327 467 63 279 – – – 63 279 – Other education3 -------------------------- 673 246 673 246 – – – – – – Libraries 288 ------------------------------------ 064 11 198 276 866 181 208 984 – – 67 701 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 6 ------------------------------- 202 480 5 906 755 295 725 137 990 97 519 59 989 – 227 Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 487 670 667 429 820 241 543 297 89 334 – – 187 610 Health 1 -------------------------------------- 149 205 869 774 279 431 150 310 122 796 1 712 – 4 613 Employment security administration 212 ------------ 024 212 024 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 7 --------------------------- 992 7 992 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 3 567 790 2 022 803 1 544 987 369 517 1 031 716 141 147 – 2 607 Capital outlay 2 ----------------------------- 102 021 1 474 577 627 444 151 188 475 936 320 – – Air transportation 459 ---------------------------- 744 4 660 455 084 913 391 391 – – 62 780 Parking facilities 33 ----------------------------- 636 – 33 636 2 086 31 550 – – – Water transport and terminals 6 ----------------- 010 – 6 010 – – – – 6 010 Transit subsidies 16 ----------------------------- 994 14 831 2 163 2 000 163 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------- 721 852 213 878 1 507 974 179 912 1 327 513 549 – – Fire protection 731 ------------------------------- 792 – 731 792 33 574 549 – – 157 210

Correction 935 ----------------------------------- 022 592 882 342 140 338 663 3 070 407 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 210 ----------- 928 144 519 66 409 5 536 60 873 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 280 ---------------------------- 257 256 080 24 177 2 845 – – – 21 332

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------- 209 444 88 951 1 120 493 137 129 172 049 3 406 – 807 909

Housing and community development 600 ---------- 844 26 006 574 838 12 669 180 704 – – 381 465

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 948 860 16 287 932 573 16 324 416 014 980 – 499 255

Capital outlay 402 ----------------------------- 896 648 402 248 3 975 191 162 – – 207 111

Solid waste management 325 --------------------- 857 24 581 301 276 15 090 285 095 – – 1 091

Government administration:

Financial administration 720 ----------------------- 472 409 502 310 970 105 534 205 021 415 – –

Judicial and legal 598 ---------------------------- 249 183 757 414 492 360 486 53 090 916 – –

General public buildings 239 ---------------------- 962 43 461 196 501 103 516 92 970 15 – –

Other government administration 517 -------------- 955 71 114 446 841 102 024 216 467 128 350 – –

Interest on general debt 2 ------------------------- 434 353 1 260 329 1 174 024 116 471 621 263 1 707 200 432 234 151

General expenditure, n.e.c. 2 ---------------------- 066 750 838 487 1 228 263 253 190 842 309 13 111 – 119 653 Utility expenditure 3 --------------------------------- 027 092 – 3 027 092 18 306 1 168 295 2 185 – 1 838 306 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 3 430 704 3 192 297 238 407 60 513 5 449 – 171 789 656 Employee retirement 1 ---------------------------- 712 722 1 474 315 238 407 60 513 5 449 – 171 789 656

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

INDIANA

Revenue, total 21 ------------------------------ 149 447 13 929 394 11 033 814 2 483 846 3 056 786 131 570 4 735 184 890 618

General revenue 18 ------------------------------- 880 127 12 704 411 9 989 477 2 483 630 2 433 103 131 570 4 735 184 470 180

Intergovernmental revenue, total 3 ----------------------- 327 380 3 203 811 3 937 330 533 380 687 472 28 841 2 701 298 250 529

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 3 327 380 3 098 394 228 986 18 341 109 849 652 11 408 88 736

Education 519 -------------------------------------- 789 508 332 11 457 49 – – 11 408 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 763 733 1 761 486 2 247 2 247 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 3 708 344 513 051 504 517 19 674 2 638 389 32 713

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 2 638 915 388 – – 2 638 389 138

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 244 072 154 317 89 755 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 105 417 (2) 1 988 73 106 8 515 51 501 129 080

General revenue from own sources 15 -------------------- 552 747 9 500 600 6 052 147 1 950 250 1 745 631 102 729 2 033 886 219 651

Taxes 10 -------------------------------------------- 546 151 6 915 529 3 630 622 785 509 951 297 92 635 1 705 837 95 344

Property 3 --------------------------------------- 214 093 4 431 3 209 662 531 302 798 478 80 981 1 703 557 95 344

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 590 600 2 590 600 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 542 ------------------------------------- 470 542 470 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 155 --------------------------- 685 155 642 43 – 43 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 3 --------------- 563 326 3 213 406 349 920 232 803 105 828 11 289 – –

Other taxes 479 ------------------------------------ 977 408 980 70 997 21 404 46 948 365 2 280 –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 3 396 044 1 662 442 1 733 602 951 950 545 127 3 439 192 498 40 588

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 316 840 1 115 467 201 373 – – – 192 498 8 875

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 279 336 337 443 941 893 868 602 73 291 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 610 552 922 629 687 923 212 791 249 207 6 655 135 551 83 719

Interest earnings 861 ------------------------------- 081 499 516 361 565 87 198 150 520 2 594 42 832 78 421

Utility revenue 944 --------------------------------------- 527 – 944 527 – 524 089 – – 420 438

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 324 793 1 224 983 99 810 216 99 594 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 066 884 967 074 99 810 216 99 594 – – –

Expenditure, total 19 --------------------------- 889 205 12 340 722 11 271 270 2 470 018 3 092 391 131 856 5 042 904 847 974

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 14 ---------------------------- 312 3 677 893 59 206 166 487 14 632 8 564 173 005 10 391

To Federal Government 14 ------------------------- 312 14 312 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 59 206 48 415 8 263 – – 2 528

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 3 663 581 (2) 118 072 6 369 8 564 173 005 7 863

Current operation 15 --------------------------------- 175 625 6 523 585 8 652 040 1 901 567 2 331 145 109 768 4 309 560 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 269 851 970 708 1 299 143 194 470 435 773 10 935 536 404 121 561

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 492 862 741 540 751 322 78 293 293 536 3 080 290 073 86 340

Equipment, land, and existing structures 776 ---------- 989 229 168 547 821 116 177 142 237 7 855 246 331 35 221

Assistance and subsidies 378 -------------------------- 461 164 481 213 980 172 560 41 420 – – – Interest on debt 746 ----------------------------------- 060 354 703 391 357 34 784 186 257 2 589 23 935 143 792 Insurance benefits and repayments 732 ----------------- 666 649 352 83 314 150 83 164 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 7 --------- 265 008 2 154 978 5 110 030 893 352 1 015 779 49 345 3 020 622 130 932

Direct expenditure by function, total 19 -------------------- 874 893 8 662 829 11 212 064 2 303 531 3 077 759 123 292 4 869 899 837 583 General expenditure 18 ------------------------------- 054 002 8 013 477 10 040 525 2 300 942 2 404 650 123 292 4 869 899 341 742 Current expenditure 15 ----------------------------- 923 488 7 042 769 8 880 719 2 106 933 2 029 247 112 357 4 333 495 298 687 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 130 514 970 708 1 159 806 194 009 375 403 10 935 536 404 43 055 Education services: Education 7 ----------------------------------- 319 346 2 462 080 4 857 266 351 10 – 4 845 964 10 941 Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 4 857 266 – 4 857 266 351 10 – 4 845 964 10 941 Capital outlay 546 -------------------------- 730 – 546 730 – – – 536 404 10 326 Higher education1 ------------------------- 2 186 764 2 186 764 – – – – – – Capital outlay 249 -------------------------- 146 249 146 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 275 316 275 316 – – – – – – Libraries 129 ------------------------------------ 311 4 547 124 764 463 2 137 – 124 162 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 704 006 2 320 654 383 352 270 060 72 475 40 817 – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 572 997 519 914 1 053 083 881 968 171 061 – – 54 Health 378 -------------------------------------- 647 289 554 89 093 44 695 44 390 8 – – Employment security administration 86 ------------ 357 86 357 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 449 --------------------------- 449 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 186 918 736 724 450 194 264 849 185 294 – – 51 Capital outlay 597 ----------------------------- 584 527 154 70 430 37 536 32 894 – – – Air transportation 66 ---------------------------- 383 – 66 383 4 329 62 054 – – – Parking facilities 9 ----------------------------- 462 – 9 462 65 9 397 – – – Water transport and terminals 8 ----------------- 928 5 036 3 892 – 3 892 – – – Transit subsidies 20 ----------------------------- 272 20 272 – – – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 429 ----------------------------- 115 88 348 340 767 85 307 255 460 – – – Fire protection 223 ------------------------------- 549 – 223 549 384 170 323 52 842 – –

Correction 399 ----------------------------------- 414 301 275 98 139 70 939 27 200 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 38 ----------- 469 31 740 6 729 201 6 528 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 177 ---------------------------- 580 132 380 45 200 29 233 8 407 – – 7 560

Parks and recreation 177 ------------------------- 794 24 061 153 733 21 534 125 689 3 575 – 2 935

Housing and community development 211 ---------- 069 43 658 167 411 21 311 66 514 – – 79 586

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 406 338 5 228 401 110 403 396 915 – – 3 792

Capital outlay 145 ----------------------------- 100 14 145 086 – 144 448 – – 638

Solid waste management 111 --------------------- 236 7 908 103 328 19 689 83 637 2 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 323 ----------------------- 230 180 005 143 225 61 976 81 249 – – –

Judicial and legal 197 ---------------------------- 139 50 112 147 027 109 047 37 980 – – –

General public buildings 128 ---------------------- 145 78 649 49 496 30 423 18 959 114 – –

Other government administration 288 -------------- 064 30 362 257 702 195 884 61 799 19 – –

Interest on general debt 694 ------------------------- 695 354 703 339 992 34 784 169 666 2 589 23 935 109 018

General expenditure, n.e.c. 765 ---------------------- 089 239 461 525 628 153 047 345 749 23 189 – 3 643 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 088 225 – 1 088 225 2 439 589 945 – – 495 841 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 732 666 649 352 83 314 150 83 164 – – – Employee retirement 542 ---------------------------- 834 459 520 83 314 150 83 164 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

IOWA

Revenue, total 11 ------------------------------ 608 713 7 534 802 6 048 569 1 279 480 1 991 750 – 2 778 981 48 856

General revenue 10 ------------------------------- 158 643 6 534 101 5 599 200 1 279 480 1 548 265 – 2 778 981 42 972

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 734 922 1 651 321 2 058 259 326 281 310 720 – 1 441 521 30 235

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 734 922 1 578 926 155 996 17 845 91 492 – 25 746 20 913

Education 352 -------------------------------------- 021 326 249 25 772 26 – – 25 746 –

Public welfare 710 ---------------------------------- 417 709 170 1 247 1 247 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 902 263 287 971 200 159 – 1 412 102 2 031

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 412 150 48 – – 1 412 102 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 19 600 19 600 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 72 395 (2) 20 465 19 069 – 3 673 7 291

General revenue from own sources 8 -------------------- 423 721 4 882 780 3 540 941 953 199 1 237 545 – 1 337 460 12 737

Taxes 5 -------------------------------------------- 709 558 3 616 444 2 093 114 550 009 559 438 – 981 008 2 659

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 998 385 – 1 998 385 530 561 493 468 – 971 862 2 494

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 050 289 1 010 228 40 061 5 542 34 519 – – –

Motor fuel 333 ------------------------------------- 425 333 425 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 235 --------------------------- 835 226 548 9 287 9 287 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 609 508 1 603 744 5 764 38 – – 5 726 –

Other taxes 482 ------------------------------------ 116 442 499 39 617 4 581 31 451 – 3 420 165

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 853 305 812 182 1 041 123 305 420 432 803 – 294 817 8 083

Education 720 -------------------------------------- 220 425 403 294 817 – – – 294 817 –

Hospitals 726 -------------------------------------- 466 334 984 391 482 247 010 144 472 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 860 858 454 154 406 704 97 770 245 304 – 61 635 1 995

Interest earnings 451 ------------------------------- 623 178 324 273 299 69 786 167 707 – 35 268 538

Utility revenue 449 --------------------------------------- 369 – 449 369 – 443 485 – – 5 884

Liquor store revenue 84 --------------------------------- 197 84 197 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 916 504 916 504 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 677 ------------------------------ 658 677 658 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 11 --------------------------- 207 332 7 196 808 6 222 436 1 287 035 1 998 275 – 2 918 995 45 297

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 21 ---------------------------- 146 2 160 539 72 519 77 948 19 420 – – 2 317

To Federal Government 21 ------------------------- 146 21 146 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 72 519 72 336 156 – – 27

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 139 393 (2) 5 612 19 264 – – 2 290

Current operation 8 --------------------------------- 562 996 3 466 682 5 096 314 1 068 206 1 389 381 – 2 638 727 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 465 919 711 905 754 014 92 003 409 596 – 245 140 7 275

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 030 316 604 448 425 868 59 383 314 251 – 49 302 2 932

Equipment, land, and existing structures 435 ---------- 603 107 457 328 146 32 620 95 345 – 195 838 4 343

Assistance and subsidies 269 -------------------------- 693 268 281 1 412 1 412 – – – – Interest on debt 397 ----------------------------------- 204 132 253 264 951 47 466 179 878 – 35 128 2 479 Insurance benefits and repayments 457 ----------------- 148 457 148 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 4 --------- 347 635 1 638 938 2 708 697 471 322 523 672 – 1 704 331 9 372

Direct expenditure by function, total 11 -------------------- 186 186 5 036 269 6 149 917 1 209 087 1 978 855 – 2 918 995 42 980 General expenditure 10 ------------------------------- 181 743 4 520 798 5 660 945 1 209 087 1 508 077 – 2 918 995 24 786 Current expenditure 8 ----------------------------- 796 088 3 808 893 4 987 195 1 117 084 1 174 596 – 2 673 855 21 660 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 385 655 711 905 673 750 92 003 333 481 – 245 140 3 126 Education services: Education 3 ----------------------------------- 989 314 1 105 383 2 883 931 64 – – 2 883 867 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 578 909 – 2 578 909 64 – – 2 578 845 – Capital outlay 222 -------------------------- 086 – 222 086 – – – 222 086 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 251 000 945 978 305 022 – – – 305 022 – Capital outlay 104 -------------------------- 482 81 428 23 054 – – – 23 054 – Other education3 -------------------------- 159 405 159 405 – – – – – – Libraries 52 ------------------------------------ 861 2 741 50 120 2 654 47 466 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 398 281 1 265 128 133 153 124 116 9 037 – – – Hospitals 893 ------------------------------------ 235 473 312 419 923 281 907 138 016 – – – Health 195 -------------------------------------- 347 73 326 122 021 102 791 19 230 – – – Employment security administration 46 ------------ 741 46 741 – – – – – – Veterans’ services – --------------------------- – – –––– – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 240 072 683 221 556 851 292 670 264 173 – – 8 Capital outlay 720 ----------------------------- 901 542 248 178 653 49 592 129 061 – – – Air transportation 36 ---------------------------- 589 847 35 742 37 34 254 – – 1 451 Parking facilities 14 ----------------------------- 016 – 14 016 – 14 016 – – – Water transport and terminals 139 ----------------- – 139 – 139 – – – Transit subsidies 9 ----------------------------- 823 8 808 1 015 258 757 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 262 ----------------------------- 372 44 233 218 139 60 348 157 791 – – – Fire protection 88 ------------------------------- 416 – 88 416 609 87 171 – – 636

Correction 136 ----------------------------------- 299 105 020 31 279 30 779 500 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 35 ----------- 035 25 508 9 527 1 854 7 673 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 185 ---------------------------- 953 167 142 18 811 16 018 – – – 2 793

Parks and recreation 155 ------------------------- 292 15 810 139 482 18 250 121 232 – – –

Housing and community development 69 ---------- 879 2 319 67 560 4 137 48 230 – – 15 193

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 183 950 – 183 950 1 057 179 794 – – 3 099

Capital outlay 80 ----------------------------- 631 – 80 631 554 78 353 – – 1 724

Solid waste management 82 --------------------- 988 2 494 80 494 11 404 69 083 – – 7

Government administration:

Financial administration 170 ----------------------- 932 83 222 87 710 56 705 31 005 – – –

Judicial and legal 148 ---------------------------- 348 106 851 41 497 33 904 7 593 – – –

General public buildings 45 ---------------------- 967 3 946 42 021 20 957 21 064 – – –

Other government administration 89 -------------- 601 26 557 63 044 39 294 23 750 – – –

Interest on general debt 352 ------------------------- 354 132 253 220 101 47 466 135 908 – 35 128 1 599

General expenditure, n.e.c. 297 ---------------------- 939 145 936 152 003 61 808 90 195 – – – Utility expenditure 488 --------------------------------- 972 – 488 972 – 470 778 – – 18 194 Liquor store expenditure 58 --------------------------- 323 58 323 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 457 148 457 148 – – – – – – Employee retirement 231 ---------------------------- 143 231 143 – – – – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

KANSAS

Revenue, total 9 ------------------------------ 919 597 5 776 111 5 479 419 1 069 302 1 782 009 34 364 2 481 649 373 570

General revenue 8 ------------------------------- 483 984 4 967 838 4 852 079 1 069 273 1 378 019 34 364 2 481 489 150 409

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 418 133 1 359 425 1 394 641 135 160 255 305 3 502 1 226 707 35 442

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 418 133 1 341 483 76 650 4 891 21 702 – 22 632 27 425

Education 294 -------------------------------------- 790 272 158 22 632 – – – 22 632 –

Public welfare 640 ---------------------------------- 474 640 474 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 317 991 123 269 120 465 3 502 1 068 248 2 507

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 068 248 – – – 1 068 248 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 5 997 2 501 3 496 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 17 942 (2) 7 000 113 138 – 135 827 5 510

General revenue from own sources 7 -------------------- 065 851 3 608 413 3 457 438 934 113 1 122 714 30 862 1 254 782 114 967

Taxes 4 -------------------------------------------- 939 746 2 801 692 2 138 054 613 072 491 633 27 802 986 185 19 362

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 830 511 34 043 1 796 468 469 220 293 905 27 802 986 185 19 356

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 180 180 958 165 222 015 123 612 98 403 – – –

Motor fuel 251 ------------------------------------- 000 250 999 1 – 1 – – –

Motor vehicle license 112 --------------------------- 612 109 739 2 873 2 866 7 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 032 754 1 032 754 – – – – – –

Other taxes 532 ------------------------------------ 689 415 992 116 697 17 374 99 317 – – 6

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 277 419 582 536 694 883 207 384 267 797 406 140 618 78 678

Education 469 -------------------------------------- 273 328 655 140 618 – – – 140 618 –

Hospitals 418 -------------------------------------- 283 158 254 260 029 122 208 83 379 – – 54 442

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 848 686 224 185 624 501 113 657 363 284 2 654 127 979 16 927

Interest earnings 526 ------------------------------- 327 113 468 412 859 87 363 261 527 1 506 50 366 12 097

Utility revenue 572 --------------------------------------- 889 – 572 889 29 362 038 – – 210 822

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 862 724 808 273 54 451 – 41 952 – 160 12 339

Employee retirement 575 ------------------------------ 565 521 114 54 451 – 41 952 – 160 12 339

Expenditure, total 9 --------------------------- 605 008 5 480 811 5 565 564 1 052 154 1 747 824 33 600 2 447 948 392 191

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 18 ---------------------------- 1 440 836 549 94 934 5 551 248 – 7 969

To Federal Government 18 ------------------------- 18 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 549 – 406 – – 143

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 440 818 (2) 94 934 5 145 248 – 7 826

Current operation 6 --------------------------------- 899 486 2 706 654 4 192 832 792 228 1 141 222 28 248 2 231 134 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 284 213 674 153 610 060 94 905 272 381 5 104 174 831 62 839

Construction 878 ----------------------------------- 183 560 699 317 484 44 533 153 059 1 913 58 282 59 697

Equipment, land, and existing structures 406 ---------- 030 113 454 292 576 50 372 119 322 3 191 116 549 3 142

Assistance and subsidies 189 -------------------------- 200 189 200 – – – – – – Interest on debt 501 ----------------------------------- 818 40 908 460 910 70 087 311 860 – 41 528 37 435 Insurance benefits and repayments 449 ----------------- 971 429 060 20 911 – 16 810 – 455 3 646 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 3 --------- 615 371 1 187 891 2 427 480 336 773 484 756 5 437 1 507 279 93 235

Direct expenditure by function, total 9 -------------------- 604 990 4 039 975 5 565 015 957 220 1 742 273 33 352 2 447 948 384 222 General expenditure 8 ------------------------------- 556 775 3 610 915 4 945 860 957 181 1 381 458 33 352 2 447 493 126 376 Current expenditure 7 ----------------------------- 368 021 2 936 762 4 431 259 862 276 1 151 272 28 248 2 272 662 116 801 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 188 754 674 153 514 601 94 905 230 186 5 104 174 831 9 575 Education services: Education 3 ----------------------------------- 500 132 1 094 167 2 405 965 – – – 2 405 965 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 160 814 – 2 160 814 – – – 2 160 814 – Capital outlay 157 -------------------------- 705 – 157 705 – – – 157 705 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 223 224 978 073 245 151 – – – 245 151 – Capital outlay 278 -------------------------- 089 260 963 17 126 – – – 17 126 – Other education3 -------------------------- 116 094 116 094 – – – – – – Libraries 39 ------------------------------------ 179 1 397 37 782 10 623 16 312 17 – 10 830 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 909 ------------------------------- 395 875 250 34 145 26 791 7 354 – – – Hospitals 549 ------------------------------------ 247 290 204 259 043 118 414 80 691 – – 59 938 Health 187 -------------------------------------- 966 84 030 103 936 79 686 21 756 44 – 2 450 Employment security administration 20 ------------ 482 20 482 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 519 1 519 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 939 697 535 977 403 720 186 188 193 537 23 866 – 129 Capital outlay 476 ----------------------------- 034 343 446 132 588 38 332 90 031 4 225 – – Air transportation 29 ---------------------------- 728 – 29 728 6 438 19 541 – – 3 749 Parking facilities 2 ----------------------------- 729 – 2 729 – 2 729 – – – Water transport and terminals 854 ----------------- – 854 – 808 – – 46 Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 269 ----------------------------- 072 34 108 234 964 71 940 163 024 – – – Fire protection 111 ------------------------------- 013 – 111 013 12 208 96 623 2 182 – –

Correction 208 ----------------------------------- 570 179 103 29 467 28 774 693 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 38 ----------- 962 30 481 8 481 451 8 030 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 162 ---------------------------- 398 122 644 39 754 27 860 1 124 – – 10 770

Parks and recreation 109 ------------------------- 225 7 998 101 227 20 752 77 152 48 – 3 275

Housing and community development 50 ---------- 063 1 241 48 822 3 597 20 703 – – 24 522

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 121 023 – 121 023 21 145 99 756 – – 122

Capital outlay 42 ----------------------------- 324 – 42 324 6 115 36 209 – – –

Solid waste management 46 --------------------- 162 – 46 162 13 773 31 589 – – 800

Government administration:

Financial administration 175 ----------------------- 929 97 030 78 899 56 878 19 098 2 923 – –

Judicial and legal 125 ---------------------------- 951 81 567 44 384 31 655 12 729 – – –

General public buildings 57 ---------------------- 456 3 545 53 911 41 646 12 265 – – –

Other government administration 111 -------------- 702 25 309 86 393 31 540 54 853 – – –

Interest on general debt 446 ------------------------- 293 40 908 405 385 70 087 285 730 – 41 528 8 040

General expenditure, n.e.c. 342 ---------------------- 028 83 955 258 073 96 735 155 361 4 272 – 1 705 Utility expenditure 598 --------------------------------- 171 – 598 171 39 343 932 – – 254 200 Liquor store expenditure 73 --------------------------- – 73 – 73 – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 449 971 429 060 20 911 – 16 810 – 455 3 646 Employee retirement 190 ---------------------------- 986 170 075 20 911 – 16 810 – 455 3 646

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

KENTUCKY

Revenue, total 14 ------------------------------ 249 406 10 639 750 5 871 082 1 253 104 1 751 257 – 2 634 151 304 694

General revenue 12 ------------------------------- 231 194 9 221 972 5 270 648 1 253 104 1 219 115 – 2 634 151 236 402

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 792 097 2 609 286 2 444 237 337 153 176 126 – 1 925 728 77 354

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 792 097 2 593 515 198 582 77 254 73 569 – 18 708 29 051

Education 414 -------------------------------------- 488 395 780 18 708 – – – 18 708 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 649 944 1 649 944 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 245 655 243 641 80 036 – 1 907 020 14 958

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 907 020 – – – 1 907 020 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 2 542 2 276 266 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 15 771 (2) 16 258 22 521 – – 33 345

General revenue from own sources 9 -------------------- 439 097 6 612 686 2 826 411 915 951 1 042 989 – 708 423 159 048

Taxes 6 -------------------------------------------- 588 521 5 080 971 1 507 550 325 942 527 085 – 624 491 30 032

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 114 578 338 548 776 030 177 067 148 354 – 420 589 30 020

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 366 872 1 366 872 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 360 ------------------------------------- 058 360 058 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 164 --------------------------- 646 148 517 16 129 12 859 3 270 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 2 --------------- 323 426 1 949 553 373 873 43 318 254 498 – 76 057 –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 258 941 917 423 341 518 92 698 120 963 – 127 845 12

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 592 093 846 268 745 825 271 173 316 875 – 50 219 107 558

Education 562 -------------------------------------- 664 512 445 50 219 – – – 50 219 –

Hospitals 448 -------------------------------------- 237 196 021 252 216 131 077 88 337 – – 32 802

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 258 483 685 447 573 036 318 836 199 029 – 33 713 21 458

Interest earnings 933 ------------------------------- 551 433 417 500 134 292 147 175 956 – 16 911 15 120

Utility revenue 575 --------------------------------------- 680 – 575 680 – 507 388 – – 68 292

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 442 532 1 417 778 24 754 – 24 754 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 036 618 1 011 864 24 754 – 24 754 – – –

Expenditure, total 13 --------------------------- 565 464 10 154 199 5 805 793 1 221 110 1 738 218 – 2 515 815 355 214

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 392 289 2 239 21 071 3 777 – – 1 955

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 239 1 635 – – 1 603

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 392 289 (2) 21 070 3 142 – – 352

Current operation 9 --------------------------------- 449 644 5 118 942 4 330 702 742 334 1 266 907 – 2 321 461 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 593 515 996 454 597 061 146 672 208 624 – 136 694 105 071

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 122 833 822 516 300 317 113 979 78 086 – 45 908 62 344

Equipment, land, and existing structures 470 ---------- 682 173 938 296 744 32 693 130 538 – 90 786 42 727

Assistance and subsidies 297 -------------------------- 600 297 357 243 243 – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 069 500 434 180 635 320 310 790 247 290 – 57 660 19 580 Insurance benefits and repayments 926 ----------------- 597 914 977 11 620 – 11 620 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 4 --------- 761 480 2 009 040 2 752 440 322 643 479 259 – 1 861 950 88 588

Direct expenditure by function, total 13 -------------------- 565 464 7 761 910 5 803 554 1 200 039 1 734 441 – 2 515 815 353 259 General expenditure 11 ------------------------------- 954 399 6 842 929 5 111 470 1 200 017 1 174 363 – 2 515 815 221 275 Current expenditure 10 ----------------------------- 494 319 5 847 496 4 646 823 1 053 345 1 063 548 – 2 379 121 150 809 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 460 080 995 433 464 647 146 672 110 815 – 136 694 70 466 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 012 272 1 554 117 2 458 155 – – – 2 458 155 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 458 155 – 2 458 155 – – – 2 458 155 – Capital outlay 136 -------------------------- 694 – 136 694 – – – 136 694 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 191 749 1 191 749 – – – – – – Capital outlay 118 -------------------------- 047 118 047 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 362 368 362 368 – – – – – – Libraries 42 ------------------------------------ 718 7 710 35 008 1 076 17 127 – – 16 805 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 405 741 2 375 750 29 991 11 052 18 939 – – – Hospitals 560 ------------------------------------ 841 290 593 270 248 141 419 91 320 – – 37 509 Health 253 -------------------------------------- 106 110 271 142 835 117 572 22 530 – – 2 733 Employment security administration 42 ------------ 236 42 236 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 374 1 374 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 062 341 843 233 219 108 134 815 84 292 – – 1 Capital outlay 680 ----------------------------- 725 654 690 26 035 14 635 11 400 – – – Air transportation 146 ---------------------------- 146 44 784 101 362 93 167 8 195 – – – Parking facilities 3 ----------------------------- 271 – 3 271 – 3 271 – – – Water transport and terminals 4 ----------------- 218 – 4 218 2 895 1 323 – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 300 ----------------------------- 800 90 850 209 950 61 163 148 787 – – – Fire protection 134 ------------------------------- 559 – 134 559 12 946 99 115 – – 22 498

Correction 264 ----------------------------------- 224 181 074 83 150 77 540 5 610 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 52 ----------- 374 45 177 7 197 1 371 5 826 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 240 ---------------------------- 501 235 405 5 096 3 454 – – – 1 642

Parks and recreation 167 ------------------------- 857 105 625 62 232 13 965 48 267 – – –

Housing and community development 118 ---------- 550 6 055 112 495 7 310 80 181 – – 25 004

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 179 078 – 179 078 – 75 325 – – 103 753

Capital outlay 58 ----------------------------- 258 – 58 258 – 10 935 – – 47 323

Solid waste management 86 --------------------- 593 8 386 78 207 12 991 63 490 – – 1 726

Government administration:

Financial administration 210 ----------------------- 844 141 026 69 818 18 248 51 570 – – –

Judicial and legal 157 ---------------------------- 358 131 610 25 748 19 064 6 684 – – –

General public buildings 42 ---------------------- 480 408 42 072 22 928 19 144 – – –

Other government administration 100 -------------- 052 36 175 63 877 42 231 21 646 – – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 010 651 434 180 576 471 310 768 198 439 – 57 660 9 604

General expenditure, n.e.c. 354 ---------------------- 214 156 890 197 324 94 042 103 282 – – – Utility expenditure 684 --------------------------------- 468 4 004 680 464 22 548 458 – – 131 984 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 926 597 914 977 11 620 – 11 620 – – – Employee retirement 512 ---------------------------- 654 501 034 11 620 – 11 620 – – –

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

LOUISIANA

Revenue, total 17 ------------------------------ 653 096 11 722 411 8 439 687 2 303 270 2 688 404 – 3 302 032 217 271

General revenue 15 ------------------------------- 571 729 10 361 962 7 718 769 2 234 366 2 128 362 – 3 302 032 125 299

Intergovernmental revenue, total 4 ----------------------- 017 741 3 695 255 2 831 488 289 729 413 078 – 2 185 876 14 095

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 4 017 741 3 676 223 341 518 73 286 231 287 – 30 691 6 254

Education 547 -------------------------------------- 203 516 512 30 691 – – – 30 691 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 579 761 2 574 078 5 683 5 464 219 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 489 970 206 049 136 897 – 2 143 117 3 907

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 2 143 193 – 76 – 2 143 117 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 24 598 17 468 7 130 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 19 032 (2) 10 394 44 894 – 12 068 3 934

General revenue from own sources 11 -------------------- 553 988 6 666 707 4 887 281 1 944 637 1 715 284 – 1 116 156 111 204

Taxes 7 -------------------------------------------- 076 326 4 250 245 2 826 081 874 932 965 168 – 939 876 46 105

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 184 115 42 584 1 141 531 423 988 308 527 – 404 449 4 567

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 730 230 1 268 695 1 461 535 423 030 462 189 – 534 835 41 481

Motor fuel 470 ------------------------------------- 116 470 116 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 89 --------------------------- 827 86 569 3 258 21 3 237 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 099 990 1 099 539 451 – 451 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 502 048 1 282 742 219 306 27 893 190 764 – 592 57

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 442 667 1 093 446 1 349 221 783 558 489 438 – 60 304 15 921

Education 692 -------------------------------------- 006 631 702 60 304 – – – 60 304 –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 025 144 225 435 799 709 659 737 139 972 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 2 034 995 1 323 016 711 979 286 147 260 678 – 115 976 49 178

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 117 818 600 896 516 922 234 108 192 951 – 42 853 47 010

Utility revenue 629 --------------------------------------- 285 – 629 285 67 379 469 934 – – 91 972

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 452 082 1 360 449 91 633 1 525 90 108 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 150 027 1 058 394 91 633 1 525 90 108 – – –

Expenditure, total 17 --------------------------- 608 937 11 769 050 8 491 318 2 263 696 2 595 048 – 3 567 824 201 908

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 634 974 16 457 138 637 14 923 – 20 35

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 16 457 16 026 431 – – –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 634 974 (2) 122 611 14 492 – 20 35

Current operation 12 --------------------------------- 944 871 6 124 989 6 819 882 1 639 632 1 837 279 – 3 342 971 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 694 561 911 795 782 766 232 330 406 148 – 135 305 8 983

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 270 690 718 991 551 699 144 331 333 687 – 67 951 5 730

Equipment, land, and existing structures 423 ---------- 871 192 804 231 067 87 999 72 461 – 67 354 3 253

Assistance and subsidies 277 -------------------------- 636 277 636 – – – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 382 917 733 312 649 605 251 632 262 607 – 89 528 45 838 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 161 900 1 086 344 75 556 1 465 74 091 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 957 317 2 438 250 3 519 067 706 892 753 504 – 2 004 117 54 554

Direct expenditure by function, total 17 -------------------- 608 937 9 134 076 8 474 861 2 125 059 2 580 125 – 3 567 804 201 873 General expenditure 15 ------------------------------- 779 990 8 047 732 7 732 258 2 044 825 2 061 330 – 3 567 804 58 299 Current expenditure 14 ----------------------------- 145 326 7 135 937 7 009 389 1 821 735 1 705 198 – 3 432 499 49 957 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 634 664 911 795 722 869 223 090 356 132 – 135 305 8 342 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 989 799 1 511 386 3 478 413 137 – – 3 478 276 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 3 490 517 21 256 3 469 261 137 – – 3 469 124 – Capital outlay 135 -------------------------- 305 – 135 305 – – – 135 305 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 240 036 1 230 884 9 152 – – – 9 152 – Capital outlay 96 -------------------------- 116 96 116 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 259 246 259 246 – – – – – – Libraries 58 ------------------------------------ 318 3 521 54 797 37 782 17 015 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 533 013 2 495 085 37 928 27 458 10 470 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 518 275 729 533 788 742 665 566 123 176 – – – Health 383 -------------------------------------- 590 340 244 43 346 19 862 23 484 – – – Employment security administration 63 ------------ 955 63 955 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 5 --------------------------- 646 5 646 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 208 508 838 429 370 079 188 619 181 460 – – – Capital outlay 726 ----------------------------- 719 616 384 110 335 49 798 60 537 – – – Air transportation 80 ---------------------------- 715 2 746 77 969 12 768 65 201 – – – Parking facilities 4 ----------------------------- 871 – 4 871 41 4 830 – – – Water transport and terminals 109 ----------------- 654 90 879 18 775 2 322 705 – – 15 748 Transit subsidies 8 ----------------------------- 600 – 8 600 4 553 4 047 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 543 ----------------------------- 103 94 276 448 827 208 355 240 472 – – – Fire protection 187 ------------------------------- 238 – 187 238 53 995 133 243 – – –

Correction 349 ----------------------------------- 474 234 446 115 028 48 414 66 614 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 41 ----------- 570 22 869 18 701 1 764 16 937 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 309 ---------------------------- 408 237 258 72 150 57 371 14 739 – – 40

Parks and recreation 214 ------------------------- 158 90 418 123 740 30 494 93 246 – – –

Housing and community development 187 ---------- 365 889 186 476 31 470 155 006 – – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 331 456 – 331 456 84 605 246 851 – – –

Capital outlay 178 ----------------------------- 482 – 178 482 55 883 122 599 – – –

Solid waste management 162 --------------------- 741 10 122 152 619 51 442 96 702 – – 4 475

Government administration:

Financial administration 250 ----------------------- 006 114 116 135 890 54 087 81 803 – – –

Judicial and legal 203 ---------------------------- 189 85 859 117 330 53 197 64 133 – – –

General public buildings 75 ---------------------- 982 16 676 59 306 21 141 38 165 – – –

Other government administration 179 -------------- 454 76 768 102 686 59 091 43 595 – – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 331 464 733 312 598 152 243 899 229 036 – 89 528 35 689

General expenditure, n.e.c. 448 ---------------------- 438 249 299 199 139 86 392 110 400 – – 2 347 Utility expenditure 667 --------------------------------- 047 – 667 047 78 769 444 704 – – 143 574 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 161 900 1 086 344 75 556 1 465 74 091 – – – Employee retirement 908 ---------------------------- 352 832 796 75 556 1 465 74 091 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MAINE

Revenue, total 5 ------------------------------ 380 351 3 933 080 2 120 011 68 764 574 647 743 182 571 658 190 543

General revenue 4 ------------------------------- 697 967 3 318 612 2 052 095 68 764 571 213 732 438 571 658 136 805

Intergovernmental revenue, total 998 ----------------------- 706 931 856 739 590 7 577 150 392 225 397 329 212 55 795

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 998 706 928 391 70 315 441 10 965 14 226 766 43 917

Education 113 -------------------------------------- 935 106 752 7 183 – 4 130 2 287 766 –

Public welfare 625 ---------------------------------- 088 625 083 5 – 5 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 669 275 6 232 129 308 202 047 328 446 3 242

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 545 708 – 94 221 123 041 328 446 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 7 814 50 2 812 4 952 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 3 465 (2) 904 10 119 9 124 – 8 636

General revenue from own sources 3 -------------------- 699 261 2 386 756 1 312 505 61 187 420 821 507 041 242 446 81 010

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 665 904 1 670 488 995 416 50 982 297 825 436 190 209 729 690

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 022 465 41 453 981 012 50 647 293 528 426 420 209 729 688

General sales 573 ---------------------------------- 418 573 418 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 143 ------------------------------------- 483 143 483 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 55 --------------------------- 367 50 845 4 522 2 140 4 380 – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 661 --------------- 536 661 408 128 – – 128 – –

Other taxes 209 ------------------------------------ 635 199 881 9 754 333 4 157 5 262 – 2

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 465 522 236 837 228 685 6 966 98 377 36 371 13 141 73 830

Education 183 -------------------------------------- 443 156 794 26 649 – 7 094 6 414 13 141 –

Hospitals 46 -------------------------------------- 509 7 764 38 745 – 19 170 – – 19 575

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 567 835 479 431 88 404 3 239 24 619 34 480 19 576 6 490

Interest earnings 234 ------------------------------- 130 189 284 44 846 2 160 13 154 22 084 2 379 5 069

Utility revenue 67 --------------------------------------- 916 – 67 916 – 3 434 10 744 – 53 738

Liquor store revenue 73 --------------------------------- 049 73 049 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 541 419 541 419 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 388 ------------------------------ 339 388 339 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 5 --------------------------- 235 621 3 721 512 2 218 717 81 898 607 642 759 795 597 946 210 512

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 7 ---------------------------- 445 711 798 255 412 11 541 26 998 – 380

To Federal Government 7 ------------------------- 445 7 445 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 255 202 – 21 – 32

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 704 353 (2) 210 11 541 26 977 – 348

Current operation 3 --------------------------------- 730 245 2 016 805 1 713 440 57 591 515 409 615 031 525 409 –

Capital outlay 479 ------------------------------------- 146 199 041 280 105 20 690 62 010 89 727 58 291 49 387

Construction 332 ----------------------------------- 801 163 478 169 323 19 070 33 950 55 804 24 051 36 448

Equipment, land, and existing structures 146 ---------- 345 35 563 110 782 1 620 28 060 33 923 34 240 12 939

Assistance and subsidies 168 -------------------------- 993 168 993 – – – – – – Interest on debt 277 ----------------------------------- 431 185 569 91 862 3 205 18 682 28 039 14 246 27 690 Insurance benefits and repayments 439 ----------------- 306 439 306 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 567 997 603 582 964 415 24 747 259 673 275 804 361 248 42 943

Direct expenditure by function, total 5 -------------------- 228 176 3 009 714 2 218 462 81 486 596 101 732 797 597 946 210 132 General expenditure 4 ------------------------------- 646 060 2 519 857 2 126 203 81 486 591 006 722 331 597 946 133 434 Current expenditure 4 ----------------------------- 195 740 2 320 816 1 874 924 60 796 530 421 632 649 539 655 111 403 Capital outlay 450 ---------------------------------- 320 199 041 251 279 20 690 60 585 89 682 58 291 22 031 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 602 030 421 697 1 180 333 – 271 145 325 488 583 700 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 188 967 8 634 1 180 333 – 271 145 325 488 583 700 – Capital outlay 117 -------------------------- 869 232 117 637 – 22 284 37 062 58 291 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 356 489 356 489 – – – – – – Capital outlay 38 -------------------------- 898 38 898 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 56 574 56 574 – – – – – – Libraries 14 ------------------------------------ 756 3 073 11 683 28 6 166 5 489 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 005 417 978 946 26 471 956 14 912 10 603 – – Hospitals 101 ------------------------------------ 061 63 164 37 897 9 19 465 27 – 18 396 Health 106 -------------------------------------- 465 98 563 7 902 175 2 484 5 243 – – Employment security administration 26 ------------ 737 26 737 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 054 1 054 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 389 598 252 915 136 683 2 303 37 029 97 341 – 10 Capital outlay 147 ----------------------------- 882 126 650 21 232 82 6 983 14 167 – – Air transportation 17 ---------------------------- 534 738 16 796 368 16 069 359 – – Parking facilities 2 ----------------------------- 855 – 2 855 147 2 670 29 – 9 Water transport and terminals 5 ----------------- 085 3 170 1 915 – 498 147 – 1 270 Transit subsidies 132 ----------------------------- – 132 20 85 27 – – Public safety:

Police protection 98 ----------------------------- 782 25 720 73 062 10 711 30 971 31 380 – – Fire protection 60 ------------------------------- 999 – 60 999 140 31 108 29 751 – –

Correction 105 ----------------------------------- 692 67 339 38 353 38 306 39 8 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 28 ----------- 207 24 398 3 809 32 1 882 1 895 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 80 ---------------------------- 873 79 694 1 179 655 – – – 524

Parks and recreation 38 ------------------------- 395 11 432 26 963 4 16 131 10 789 – 39

Housing and community development 79 ---------- 123 24 798 54 325 81 7 505 878 – 45 861

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 99 895 286 99 609 61 27 253 29 629 – 42 666

Capital outlay 44 ----------------------------- 430 – 44 430 – 13 267 16 356 – 14 807

Solid waste management 76 --------------------- 490 18 822 57 668 614 14 943 35 753 – 6 358

Government administration:

Financial administration 104 ----------------------- 970 53 456 51 514 973 10 175 40 366 – –

Judicial and legal 43 ---------------------------- 873 36 545 7 328 4 411 1 550 1 367 – –

General public buildings 22 ---------------------- 182 10 791 11 391 3 825 5 220 2 346 – –

Other government administration 42 -------------- 753 21 331 21 422 3 630 10 884 6 908 – –

Interest on general debt 266 ------------------------- 355 185 569 80 786 3 205 17 942 27 348 14 246 18 045

General expenditure, n.e.c. 224 ---------------------- 747 109 619 115 128 10 832 44 880 59 160 – 256 Utility expenditure 92 --------------------------------- 259 – 92 259 – 5 095 10 466 – 76 698 Liquor store expenditure 50 --------------------------- 551 50 551 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 439 306 439 306 – – – – – – Employee retirement 214 ---------------------------- 340 214 340 – – – – – –

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MARYLAND

Revenue, total 21 ------------------------------ 534 597 13 730 199 10 384 300 7 447 999 2 476 927 – – 662 181

General revenue 18 ------------------------------- 342 732 11 319 918 9 602 716 7 123 801 2 164 357 – – 517 365

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 987 667 2 662 442 2 905 127 1 894 482 986 918 – – 226 534

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 987 667 2 588 468 399 199 162 136 64 892 – – 172 171

Education 524 -------------------------------------- 142 485 601 38 541 37 607 934 – – –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 351 001 1 350 351 650 649 1 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 505 928 1 709 968 784 190 – – 11 770

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 598 402 1 242 109 356 293 – – –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 7 431 7 431 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 73 974 (2) 22 378 137 836 – – 42 593

General revenue from own sources 15 -------------------- 355 065 8 657 476 6 697 589 5 229 319 1 177 439 – – 290 831

Taxes 11 -------------------------------------------- 467 141 6 502 494 4 964 647 4 115 987 846 847 – – 1 813

Property 3 --------------------------------------- 210 082 193 770 3 016 312 2 389 493 625 059 – – 1 760

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 579 785 1 579 785 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 462 ------------------------------------- 777 462 777 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 151 --------------------------- 855 151 855 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 4 --------------- 507 820 3 124 396 1 383 424 1 265 008 118 416 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 554 822 989 911 564 911 461 486 103 372 – – 53

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 006 219 921 606 1 084 613 720 846 175 209 – – 188 558

Education 854 -------------------------------------- 709 563 399 291 310 285 818 5 492 – – –

Hospitals 30 -------------------------------------- 695 30 695 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 881 705 1 233 376 648 329 392 486 155 383 – – 100 460

Interest earnings 747 ------------------------------- 022 389 314 357 708 242 308 96 802 – – 18 598

Utility revenue 362 --------------------------------------- 251 70 184 292 067 46 457 126 689 – – 118 921

Liquor store revenue 112 --------------------------------- 867 – 112 867 112 867 – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 716 747 2 340 097 376 650 164 874 185 881 – – 25 895

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 827 507 1 450 857 376 650 164 874 185 881 – – 25 895

Expenditure, total 20 --------------------------- 609 865 13 004 350 10 240 326 7 619 149 2 158 204 – – 702 776

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 102 ---------------------------- 2 558 591 76 322 249 853 6 522 – – 59 750

To Federal Government 102 ------------------------- 102 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 76 322 73 048 – – – 3 274

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 558 489 (2) 176 805 6 522 – – 56 476

Current operation 14 --------------------------------- 555 107 6 882 619 7 672 488 6 072 442 1 600 046 – – –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 271 660 922 492 1 349 168 829 139 341 462 – – 178 567

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 797 410 743 935 1 053 475 606 172 274 052 – – 173 251

Equipment, land, and existing structures 474 ---------- 250 178 557 295 693 222 967 67 410 – – 5 316

Assistance and subsidies 528 -------------------------- 406 528 406 – – – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 115 680 471 998 643 682 379 951 119 360 – – 144 371 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 831 083 1 640 244 190 839 87 764 90 814 – – 12 261 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 7 --------- 418 731 2 330 900 5 087 831 3 993 812 958 875 – – 135 144

Direct expenditure by function, total 20 -------------------- 609 763 10 445 759 10 164 004 7 369 296 2 151 682 – – 643 026 General expenditure 17 ------------------------------- 945 267 8 453 176 9 492 091 7 090 908 1 943 565 – – 457 618 Current expenditure 15 ----------------------------- 937 281 7 707 088 8 230 193 6 267 934 1 610 314 – – 351 945 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 007 986 746 088 1 261 898 822 974 333 251 – – 105 673 Education services: Education 6 ----------------------------------- 257 290 1 705 008 4 552 282 4 016 373 535 909 – – – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 4 306 716 130 128 4 176 588 3 640 679 535 909 – – – Capital outlay 351 -------------------------- 301 – 351 301 326 321 24 980 – – – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 704 009 1 328 315 375 694 375 694 – – – – Capital outlay 176 -------------------------- 390 150 622 25 768 25 768 – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 246 565 246 565 – – – – – – Libraries 121 ------------------------------------ 099 10 927 110 172 95 381 14 791 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 715 405 2 677 116 38 289 36 390 1 899 – – – Hospitals 336 ------------------------------------ 775 336 625 150 150 – – – – Health 559 -------------------------------------- 915 339 614 220 301 162 042 58 259 – – – Employment security administration 30 ------------ 555 30 555 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 2 --------------------------- 440 2 440 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 113 856 690 608 423 248 227 633 194 888 – – 727 Capital outlay 574 ----------------------------- 040 378 809 195 231 88 412 106 819 – – – Air transportation 60 ---------------------------- 370 51 567 8 803 8 195 608 – – – Parking facilities 35 ----------------------------- 700 – 35 700 18 943 16 757 – – – Water transport and terminals 45 ----------------- 955 45 550 405 – 405 – – – Transit subsidies 9 ----------------------------- 964 9 964 – – – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 705 ----------------------------- 963 143 488 562 475 343 398 219 077 – – – Fire protection 336 ------------------------------- 356 – 336 356 237 323 99 033 – – –

Correction 664 ----------------------------------- 307 545 585 118 722 113 758 4 964 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 106 ----------- 045 66 271 39 774 30 132 9 642 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 264 ---------------------------- 084 246 831 17 253 13 470 484 – – 3 299

Parks and recreation 375 ------------------------- 379 42 836 332 543 244 064 88 392 – – 87

Housing and community development 435 ---------- 668 60 695 374 973 118 739 77 943 – – 178 291

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 459 167 31 374 427 793 149 747 149 562 – – 128 484

Capital outlay 172 ----------------------------- 090 6 868 165 222 60 237 68 636 – – 36 349

Solid waste management 283 --------------------- 607 12 432 271 175 194 725 71 515 – – 4 935

Government administration:

Financial administration 334 ----------------------- 542 220 158 114 384 62 057 52 327 – – –

Judicial and legal 339 ---------------------------- 086 206 282 132 804 102 279 30 525 – – –

General public buildings 221 ---------------------- 075 30 708 190 367 162 438 27 929 – – –

Other government administration 148 -------------- 587 48 825 99 762 68 644 31 118 – – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 060 910 471 998 588 912 360 935 111 722 – – 116 255

General expenditure, n.e.c. 921 ---------------------- 167 425 719 495 448 324 092 145 816 – – 25 540 Utility expenditure 738 --------------------------------- 448 352 339 386 109 95 659 117 303 – – 173 147 Liquor store expenditure 94 --------------------------- 965 – 94 965 94 965 – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 831 083 1 640 244 190 839 87 764 90 814 – – 12 261 Employee retirement 878 ---------------------------- 858 688 019 190 839 87 764 90 814 – – 12 261

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MASSACHUSETTS

Revenue, total 30 ------------------------------ 088 646 20 455 525 13 967 485 428 926 5 926 481 5 369 959 746 195 1 960 673

General revenue 25 ------------------------------- 674 480 18 234 258 11 774 586 307 122 5 114 452 4 635 057 746 195 1 436 509

Intergovernmental revenue, total 4 ----------------------- 848 898 4 626 979 4 556 283 156 476 2 025 513 925 992 700 963 1 212 088

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 4 848 898 4 226 446 622 452 5 704 151 113 62 981 254 402 400

Education 520 -------------------------------------- 621 471 634 48 987 – 32 358 16 375 254 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 591 593 2 589 019 2 574 1 452 1 122 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 3 933 831 147 954 1 869 138 860 417 305 608 750 714

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 708 114 4 300 955 242 442 964 305 608 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 146 354 16 873 124 770 4 711 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 400 533 (2) 2 818 5 262 2 594 395 101 58 974

General revenue from own sources 20 -------------------- 825 582 13 607 279 7 218 303 150 646 3 088 939 3 709 065 45 232 224 421

Taxes 15 -------------------------------------------- 309 017 9 903 246 5 405 771 58 909 2 183 926 3 148 163 – 14 773

Property 5 --------------------------------------- 253 394 195 5 253 199 37 360 2 110 201 3 091 115 – 14 523

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 978 654 1 978 654 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 541 ------------------------------------- 069 541 069 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 250 --------------------------- 986 250 986 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 6 --------------- 093 738 6 093 738 – – – – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 191 176 1 038 604 152 572 21 549 73 725 57 048 – 250

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 848 601 1 423 407 1 425 194 76 163 729 566 422 808 23 749 172 908

Education 844 -------------------------------------- 485 684 157 160 328 1 969 52 207 82 403 23 749 –

Hospitals 564 -------------------------------------- 115 194 692 369 423 42 388 292 387 34 648 – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 2 667 964 2 280 626 387 338 15 574 175 447 138 094 21 483 36 740

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 092 031 938 498 153 533 1 329 47 495 67 408 5 314 31 987

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 599 285 59 704 1 539 581 – 432 532 635 285 – 471 764

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 814 881 2 161 563 653 318 121 804 379 497 99 617 – 52 400

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 283 065 629 747 653 318 121 804 379 497 99 617 – 52 400

Expenditure, total 30 --------------------------- 623 676 20 367 654 14 531 648 380 221 6 005 393 5 562 443 675 971 2 338 998

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 147 ---------------------------- 957 4 047 945 375 638 63 301 126 484 587 – 21 240

To Federal Government 147 ------------------------- 957 147 957 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 375 638 – 250 299 125 131 – 208

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 3 899 988 (2) 63 50 827 359 456 – 21 032

Current operation 19 --------------------------------- 945 204 9 927 341 10 017 863 259 735 4 686 477 4 421 698 649 953 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 982 898 1 574 666 1 408 232 4 571 438 029 397 647 22 450 545 535

Construction 2 ----------------------------------- 310 221 1 349 612 960 609 3 681 274 717 283 446 17 603 381 162

Equipment, land, and existing structures 672 ---------- 677 225 054 447 623 890 163 312 114 201 4 847 164 373

Assistance and subsidies 950 -------------------------- 682 949 003 1 679 – 1 679 – – – Interest on debt 2 ----------------------------------- 056 861 1 430 372 626 489 3 392 152 574 149 254 3 568 317 701 Insurance benefits and repayments 3 ----------------- 135 738 2 438 327 697 411 112 460 425 508 109 257 – 50 186 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 9 --------- 156 701 2 823 466 6 333 235 154 956 2 944 282 2 431 161 409 720 393 116

Direct expenditure by function, total 30 -------------------- 475 719 16 319 709 14 156 010 380 158 5 704 267 5 077 856 675 971 2 317 758 General expenditure 24 ------------------------------- 695 033 13 763 589 10 931 444 267 698 4 899 487 4 386 581 675 971 701 707 Current expenditure 22 ----------------------------- 289 840 12 245 674 10 044 166 263 127 4 511 193 4 042 854 653 521 573 471 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 405 193 1 517 915 887 278 4 571 388 294 343 727 22 450 128 236 Education services: Education 6 ----------------------------------- 415 912 1 532 085 4 883 827 9 790 2 021 192 2 180 442 672 403 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 4 870 243 – 4 870 243 9 790 2 007 626 2 180 424 672 403 – Capital outlay 232 -------------------------- 602 – 232 602 38 101 625 108 489 22 450 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 297 082 1 283 498 13 584 – 13 566 18 – – Capital outlay 110 -------------------------- 831 110 315 516 – 516 – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 248 587 248 587 – – – – – – Libraries 140 ------------------------------------ 632 4 019 136 613 – 64 628 71 985 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 5 ------------------------------- 067 321 4 994 474 72 847 4 641 53 110 15 096 – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 295 225 781 637 513 588 59 261 422 097 32 230 – – Health 852 -------------------------------------- 636 792 357 60 279 953 23 242 36 084 – – Employment security administration 98 ------------ 769 98 769 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 3 --------------------------- 662 3 662 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 319 133 918 724 400 409 884 160 942 238 518 – 65 Capital outlay 795 ----------------------------- 736 725 376 70 360 – 29 228 41 132 – – Air transportation 161 ---------------------------- 659 145 031 16 628 1 085 9 909 5 634 – – Parking facilities 13 ----------------------------- 814 – 13 814 – 12 735 1 079 – – Water transport and terminals 69 ----------------- 746 65 505 4 241 – 380 3 861 – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 786 ----------------------------- 885 114 547 672 338 1 924 373 772 296 642 – – Fire protection 539 ------------------------------- 963 – 539 963 296 310 724 218 461 – 10 482

Correction 647 ----------------------------------- 645 494 016 153 629 99 565 42 216 11 848 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 87 ----------- 164 42 397 44 767 49 25 276 19 442 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 128 ---------------------------- 357 114 065 14 292 1 234 2 698 9 989 – 371

Parks and recreation 179 ------------------------- 511 65 541 113 970 1 245 61 421 51 304 – –

Housing and community development 921 ---------- 288 173 450 747 838 – 106 052 25 460 – 616 326

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 773 175 447 195 325 980 1 812 142 650 143 237 – 38 281

Capital outlay 453 ----------------------------- 435 338 703 114 732 1 793 36 067 69 274 – 7 598

Solid waste management 249 --------------------- 049 12 738 236 311 68 115 720 120 132 – 391

Government administration:

Financial administration 575 ----------------------- 045 406 780 168 265 7 148 72 102 89 015 – –

Judicial and legal 346 ---------------------------- 079 302 158 43 921 2 989 25 050 15 882 – –

General public buildings 122 ---------------------- 128 30 064 92 064 13 174 42 021 36 869 – –

Other government administration 186 -------------- 108 58 548 127 560 20 979 46 003 60 578 – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 733 047 1 420 544 312 503 3 392 136 100 133 970 3 568 35 473

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 981 080 745 283 1 235 797 37 209 629 447 568 823 – 318 Utility expenditure 2 --------------------------------- 644 948 117 793 2 527 155 – 379 272 582 018 – 1 565 865 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 3 135 738 2 438 327 697 411 112 460 425 508 109 257 – 50 186 Employee retirement 1 ---------------------------- 514 852 817 441 697 411 112 460 425 508 109 257 – 50 186

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MICHIGAN

Revenue, total 42 ------------------------------ 347 232 26 298 149 22 769 554 4 717 362 6 671 272 1 010 254 10 559 815 552 910

General revenue 35 ------------------------------- 915 731 22 079 192 20 557 010 4 438 179 4 995 385 902 780 10 559 815 402 910

Intergovernmental revenue, total 6 ----------------------- 405 529 6 134 453 6 991 547 2 182 390 1 573 661 242 654 3 581 254 153 647

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 6 405 529 5 903 243 502 286 191 036 229 861 8 684 53 666 19 039

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 097 157 1 025 977 71 180 – 17 514 – 53 666 –

Public welfare 3 ---------------------------------- 452 220 3 451 226 994 994 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 6 489 261 1 665 476 1 244 425 224 062 3 287 760 67 538

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 3 287 760 – – – 3 287 760 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 242 485 171 186 69 942 – – 1 357

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 231 210 (2) 325 878 99 375 9 908 239 828 67 070

General revenue from own sources 29 -------------------- 510 202 15 944 739 13 565 463 2 255 789 3 421 724 660 126 6 978 561 249 263

Taxes 20 -------------------------------------------- 503 351 11 279 170 9 224 181 948 139 1 803 294 320 321 6 123 302 29 125

Property 8 --------------------------------------- 963 296 321 346 8 641 950 913 852 1 317 511 295 495 6 086 078 29 014

General sales 3 ---------------------------------- 665 541 3 665 541 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 745 ------------------------------------- 000 745 000 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 514 --------------------------- 835 514 341 494 – 494 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 5 --------------- 357 837 4 971 098 386 739 – 386 739 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 256 842 1 061 844 194 998 34 287 98 550 24 826 37 224 111

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 5 301 407 2 525 320 2 776 087 901 394 1 054 135 147 908 502 312 170 338

Education 2 -------------------------------------- 060 437 1 558 125 502 312 – – – 502 312 –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 484 318 813 000 671 318 268 588 317 227 – – 85 503

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 3 705 444 2 140 249 1 565 195 406 256 564 295 191 897 352 947 49 800

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 496 124 762 452 733 672 195 154 244 144 71 625 187 477 35 272

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 222 178 – 1 222 178 50 167 925 880 96 154 – 149 977

Liquor store revenue 444 --------------------------------- 441 444 441 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 4 764 882 3 774 516 990 366 229 016 750 007 11 320 – 23

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 928 303 1 937 937 990 366 229 016 750 007 11 320 – 23

Expenditure, total 41 --------------------------- 406 308 25 527 211 22 996 478 4 759 232 6 497 378 978 114 10 521 181 539 849

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 55 ---------------------------- 405 6 976 517 196 269 227 458 143 015 116 684 – 8 388

To Federal Government 55 ------------------------- 405 55 405 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 196 269 180 548 13 496 2 154 – 71

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 6 921 112 (2) 46 910 129 519 114 530 – 8 317

Current operation 30 --------------------------------- 696 844 12 130 839 18 566 005 3 677 183 4 800 540 677 992 9 410 290 –

Capital outlay 3 ------------------------------------- 540 317 1 053 852 2 486 465 508 676 860 654 155 947 885 480 75 708

Construction 2 ----------------------------------- 321 689 814 807 1 506 882 388 152 514 720 91 671 468 937 43 402

Equipment, land, and existing structures 1 ---------- 218 628 239 045 979 583 120 524 345 934 64 276 416 543 32 306

Assistance and subsidies 1 -------------------------- 436 353 1 426 744 9 609 9 584 – 25 – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 467 148 637 860 829 288 227 400 253 088 22 315 225 411 101 074 Insurance benefits and repayments 3 ----------------- 855 574 3 301 399 554 175 108 931 440 081 5 151 – 12 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 14 --------- 588 910 4 498 828 10 090 082 1 344 136 1 929 158 234 160 6 452 267 130 361

Direct expenditure by function, total 41 -------------------- 350 903 18 550 694 22 800 209 4 531 774 6 354 363 861 430 10 521 181 531 461 General expenditure 35 ------------------------------- 589 404 14 868 667 20 720 737 4 361 507 4 760 841 756 862 10 521 181 320 346 Current expenditure 32 ----------------------------- 306 776 13 814 838 18 491 938 3 856 625 4 114 352 619 639 9 635 701 265 621 Capital outlay 3 ---------------------------------- 282 628 1 053 829 2 228 799 504 882 646 489 137 223 885 480 54 725 Education services: Education 13 ----------------------------------- 855 757 3 559 987 10 295 770 – – – 10 295 770 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 9 557 722 – 9 557 722 – – – 9 557 722 – Capital outlay 825 -------------------------- 552 – 825 552 – – – 825 552 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 3 935 126 3 197 078 738 048 – – – 738 048 – Capital outlay 312 -------------------------- 117 252 189 59 928 – – – 59 928 – Other education3 -------------------------- 362 909 362 909 – – – – – – Libraries 165 ------------------------------------ 402 18 400 147 002 26 457 82 619 19 773 – 18 153 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 5 ------------------------------- 634 697 5 274 991 359 706 353 323 5 530 853 – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 843 834 1 104 211 739 623 311 129 337 575 – – 90 919 Health 1 -------------------------------------- 751 257 759 631 991 626 890 078 98 686 2 862 – – Employment security administration 183 ------------ 048 183 048 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 609 --------------------------- 609 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 889 867 755 065 1 134 802 596 920 487 666 50 216 – – Capital outlay 792 ----------------------------- 331 599 706 192 625 82 698 99 262 10 665 – – Air transportation 198 ---------------------------- 856 6 042 192 814 167 738 7 650 316 – 17 110 Parking facilities 38 ----------------------------- 636 – 38 636 115 38 520 1 – – Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 553 1 133 420 151 – – – 269 Transit subsidies 42 ----------------------------- 643 41 878 765 758 – 7 – – Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------- 260 337 197 408 1 062 929 187 286 795 850 79 793 – – Fire protection 432 ------------------------------- 523 – 432 523 617 327 178 104 635 – 93

Correction 1 ----------------------------------- 120 302 847 008 273 294 267 898 5 227 169 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 173 ----------- 003 102 625 70 378 4 218 50 700 15 460 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 293 ---------------------------- 404 216 350 77 054 65 870 2 859 2 165 – 6 160

Parks and recreation 428 ------------------------- 235 81 805 346 430 40 993 256 526 26 429 – 22 482

Housing and community development 163 ---------- 419 39 124 124 295 10 051 110 799 3 445 – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 831 501 – 831 501 229 237 483 935 76 342 – 41 987

Capital outlay 272 ----------------------------- 229 – 272 229 94 282 145 548 19 590 – 12 809

Solid waste management 337 --------------------- 457 25 395 312 062 26 862 180 104 42 212 – 62 884

Government administration:

Financial administration 590 ----------------------- 659 306 209 284 450 92 473 143 583 48 394 – –

Judicial and legal 604 ---------------------------- 451 149 159 455 292 347 230 93 859 14 203 – –

General public buildings 207 ---------------------- 772 22 683 185 089 72 463 82 646 29 980 – –

Other government administration 421 -------------- 572 151 912 269 660 73 244 127 842 68 574 – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 349 358 637 860 711 498 213 237 200 151 19 833 225 411 52 866

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 769 252 386 134 1 383 118 383 159 841 336 151 200 – 7 423 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 525 297 – 1 525 297 61 336 1 153 441 99 417 – 211 103 Liquor store expenditure 380 --------------------------- 628 380 628 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 3 855 574 3 301 399 554 175 108 931 440 081 5 151 – 12 Employee retirement 1 ---------------------------- 936 427 1 382 252 554 175 108 931 440 081 5 151 – 12

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MINNESOTA

Revenue, total 23 ------------------------------ 627 401 15 084 699 13 566 442 3 289 294 4 313 740 111 790 4 835 002 1 487 622

General revenue 19 ------------------------------- 601 742 12 346 845 12 278 637 3 288 898 3 379 467 111 348 4 715 711 1 254 219

Intergovernmental revenue, total 3 ----------------------- 125 791 2 909 750 5 239 781 1 449 262 845 759 35 023 2 802 174 578 569

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 3 125 791 2 686 951 438 840 152 032 91 375 5 23 219 172 209

Education 519 -------------------------------------- 207 495 988 23 219 – – – 23 219 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 562 054 1 461 224 100 830 100 830 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 4 800 941 1 245 434 703 138 27 368 2 647 492 177 509

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 2 647 492 – – – 2 647 492 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 722 415 722 415 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 222 799 (2) 51 796 51 246 7 650 131 463 228 851

General revenue from own sources 16 -------------------- 475 951 9 437 095 7 038 856 1 839 636 2 533 708 76 325 1 913 537 675 650

Taxes 11 -------------------------------------------- 081 160 7 449 787 3 631 373 1 024 187 846 261 59 319 1 517 457 184 149

Property 3 --------------------------------------- 475 507 7 961 3 467 546 1 008 482 705 591 57 852 1 516 250 179 371

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 205 404 2 190 676 14 728 – 14 728 – – –

Motor fuel 464 ------------------------------------- 916 464 916 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 399 --------------------------- 282 393 416 5 866 5 827 39 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 3 --------------- 421 903 3 421 903 – – – – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 114 148 970 915 143 233 9 878 125 903 1 467 1 207 4 778

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 3 081 680 1 180 502 1 901 178 553 157 764 386 3 065 209 103 371 467

Education 848 -------------------------------------- 900 639 797 209 103 – – – 209 103 –

Hospitals 915 -------------------------------------- 961 318 542 597 419 205 939 186 917 – – 204 563

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 2 313 111 806 806 1 506 305 262 292 923 061 13 941 186 977 120 034

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 343 441 431 971 911 470 118 319 614 251 5 995 65 732 107 173

Utility revenue 842 --------------------------------------- 950 – 842 950 396 608 714 437 – 233 403

Liquor store revenue 156 --------------------------------- 284 – 156 284 – 156 284 – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 3 026 425 2 737 854 288 571 – 169 275 5 119 291 –

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 499 009 2 210 438 288 571 – 169 275 5 119 291 –

Expenditure, total 22 --------------------------- 630 926 13 522 864 13 917 983 3 233 492 4 354 330 103 664 5 071 356 1 480 914

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 4 733 385 76 536 97 049 93 925 – 7 813 203 522

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 76 536 67 768 416 – 7 813 539

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 4 733 385 (2) 29 281 93 509 – – 202 983

Current operation 15 --------------------------------- 377 633 5 876 867 9 500 766 2 406 156 2 613 242 83 337 4 398 031 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 796 648 789 399 2 007 249 316 773 950 856 17 575 483 844 238 201

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 901 302 603 183 1 298 119 265 631 640 244 7 321 196 224 188 699

Equipment, land, and existing structures 895 ---------- 346 186 216 709 130 51 142 310 612 10 254 287 620 49 502

Assistance and subsidies 976 -------------------------- 592 627 373 349 219 349 219 – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 340 379 294 517 1 045 862 64 295 641 515 2 752 114 617 222 683 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 323 166 1 201 323 121 843 – 54 792 – 67 051 – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 7 --------- 671 954 2 503 110 5 168 844 1 032 129 1 089 989 8 606 2 716 408 321 712

Direct expenditure by function, total 22 -------------------- 630 926 8 789 479 13 841 447 3 136 443 4 260 405 103 664 5 063 543 1 277 392 General expenditure 20 ------------------------------- 133 272 7 588 156 12 545 116 3 134 788 3 374 511 100 644 4 996 492 938 681 Current expenditure 17 ----------------------------- 475 717 6 798 757 10 676 960 2 818 304 2 531 613 85 630 4 512 648 728 765 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 657 555 789 399 1 868 156 316 484 842 898 15 014 483 844 209 916 Education services: Education 6 ----------------------------------- 698 436 1 816 561 4 881 875 – – – 4 881 875 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 4 752 611 – 4 752 611 – – – 4 752 611 – Capital outlay 464 -------------------------- 006 – 464 006 – – – 464 006 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 663 828 1 534 564 129 264 – – – 129 264 – Capital outlay 130 -------------------------- 150 110 312 19 838 – – – 19 838 – Other education3 -------------------------- 281 997 281 997 – – – – – – Libraries 99 ------------------------------------ 553 – 99 553 51 329 48 224 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 3 ------------------------------- 624 639 2 490 728 1 133 911 1 080 312 53 599 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 315 288 542 849 772 439 288 657 223 792 – – 259 990 Health 554 -------------------------------------- 601 262 520 292 081 243 685 32 930 – – 15 466 Employment security administration 82 ------------ 643 82 643 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 2 --------------------------- 223 2 223 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 691 226 719 481 971 745 396 245 523 487 51 985 – 28 Capital outlay 1 ----------------------------- 066 712 551 484 515 228 181 784 322 826 10 618 – – Air transportation 114 ---------------------------- 892 1 158 113 734 98 21 122 – – 92 514 Parking facilities 68 ----------------------------- 976 – 68 976 283 68 693 – – – Water transport and terminals 3 ----------------- 355 – 3 355 – 3 355 – – – Transit subsidies 4 ----------------------------- 062 2 915 1 147 8 1 139 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 509 ----------------------------- 920 59 459 450 461 155 582 294 879 – – – Fire protection 170 ------------------------------- 554 – 170 554 75 157 168 13 311 – –

Correction 298 ----------------------------------- 146 163 206 134 940 134 635 305 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 122 ----------- 350 94 360 27 990 1 806 26 184 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 304 ---------------------------- 308 258 883 45 425 32 218 – – – 13 207

Parks and recreation 404 ------------------------- 276 60 570 343 706 25 710 272 511 – – 45 485

Housing and community development 416 ---------- 443 9 881 406 562 5 324 260 574 – – 140 664

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 359 111 3 156 355 955 789 168 752 1 036 – 185 378

Capital outlay 114 ----------------------------- 775 95 114 680 71 38 514 – – 76 095

Solid waste management 213 --------------------- 312 5 607 207 705 107 066 99 112 – – 1 527

Government administration:

Financial administration 369 ----------------------- 578 180 157 189 421 109 865 79 556 – – –

Judicial and legal 270 ---------------------------- 032 88 026 182 006 164 321 17 685 – – –

General public buildings 127 ---------------------- 548 11 420 116 128 93 425 22 703 – – –

Other government administration 222 -------------- 646 71 637 151 009 61 660 69 004 20 345 – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 226 090 294 517 931 573 64 269 622 389 2 752 114 617 127 546

General expenditure, n.e.c. 859 ---------------------- 064 366 199 492 865 117 426 307 348 11 215 – 56 876 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 028 437 – 1 028 437 1 655 685 051 3 020 – 338 711 Liquor store expenditure 146 --------------------------- 051 – 146 051 – 146 051 – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 323 166 1 201 323 121 843 – 54 792 – 67 051 – Employee retirement 744 ---------------------------- 407 622 564 121 843 – 54 792 – 67 051 –

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 69
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MISSISSIPPI

Revenue, total 8 ------------------------------ 983 267 6 177 389 4 524 369 1 302 852 1 196 242 – 1 911 430 150 602

General revenue 7 ------------------------------- 734 020 5 289 771 4 162 740 1 299 894 846 118 – 1 911 430 142 055

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 181 585 2 077 281 1 822 795 211 169 248 857 – 1 304 296 95 230

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 181 585 2 011 434 170 151 18 492 36 835 – 30 260 84 564

Education 438 -------------------------------------- 428 408 168 30 260 – – – 30 260 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 107 051 1 106 993 58 25 33 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 652 644 184 022 201 628 – 1 266 009 985

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 266 058 23 26 – 1 266 009 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 6 827 6 166 661 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 65 847 (2) 8 655 10 394 – 8 027 9 681

General revenue from own sources 5 -------------------- 552 435 3 212 490 2 339 945 1 088 725 597 261 – 607 134 46 825

Taxes 3 -------------------------------------------- 458 601 2 494 392 964 209 343 582 202 824 – 412 896 4 907

Property 933 --------------------------------------- 227 22 617 910 610 326 198 168 071 – 411 562 4 779

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 182 814 1 182 356 458 337 121 – – –

Motor fuel 323 ------------------------------------- 390 317 098 6 292 6 292 – – – –

Motor vehicle license 62 --------------------------- 691 62 691 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 585 --------------- 885 585 885 – – – – – –

Other taxes 370 ------------------------------------ 594 323 745 46 849 10 755 34 632 – 1 334 128

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 549 714 494 515 1 055 199 574 856 304 581 – 140 697 35 065

Education 430 -------------------------------------- 540 289 677 140 863 166 – – 140 697 –

Hospitals 862 -------------------------------------- 670 122 014 740 656 549 298 191 358 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 544 120 223 583 320 537 170 287 89 856 – 53 541 6 853

Interest earnings 331 ------------------------------- 464 127 330 204 134 134 022 48 286 – 17 374 4 452

Utility revenue 361 --------------------------------------- 629 – 361 629 2 958 350 124 – – 8 547

Liquor store revenue 122 --------------------------------- 830 122 830 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 764 788 764 788 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 625 ------------------------------ 667 625 667 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 8 --------------------------- 428 131 5 762 085 4 431 327 1 222 463 1 175 560 – 1 932 428 128 568

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 1 765 089 192 2 108 24 522 – – 1 254

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 192 181 – – – 11

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 765 089 (2) 1 927 24 522 – – 1 243

Current operation 6 --------------------------------- 549 362 2 852 119 3 697 243 1 011 605 926 765 – 1 758 873 –

Capital outlay 882 ------------------------------------- 866 477 498 405 368 74 317 160 149 – 150 601 20 301

Construction 678 ----------------------------------- 534 398 070 280 464 42 047 121 267 – 100 189 16 961

Equipment, land, and existing structures 204 ---------- 332 79 428 124 904 32 270 38 882 – 50 412 3 340

Assistance and subsidies 105 -------------------------- 520 105 325 195 195 – – – – Interest on debt 351 ----------------------------------- 168 115 741 235 427 134 238 64 124 – 22 954 14 111 Insurance benefits and repayments 446 ----------------- 313 446 313 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 949 069 986 032 1 963 037 420 628 340 619 – 1 179 661 22 129

Direct expenditure by function, total 8 -------------------- 428 131 3 996 996 4 431 135 1 220 355 1 151 038 – 1 932 428 127 314 General expenditure 7 ------------------------------- 500 965 3 451 798 4 049 167 1 216 358 788 052 – 1 932 428 112 329 Current expenditure 6 ----------------------------- 669 534 2 974 300 3 695 234 1 142 541 672 912 – 1 781 827 97 954 Capital outlay 831 ---------------------------------- 431 477 498 353 933 73 817 115 140 – 150 601 14 375 Education services: Education 2 ----------------------------------- 664 955 749 078 1 915 877 6 403 – – 1 909 474 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 671 815 – 1 671 815 6 403 – – 1 665 412 – Capital outlay 131 -------------------------- 795 – 131 795 486 – – 131 309 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 851 873 607 811 244 062 – – – 244 062 – Capital outlay 70 -------------------------- 616 51 324 19 292 – – – 19 292 – Other education3 -------------------------- 141 267 141 267 – – – – – – Libraries 15 ------------------------------------ 883 2 159 13 724 9 534 4 190 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 169 770 1 147 393 22 377 21 230 1 147 – – – Hospitals 950 ------------------------------------ 364 241 776 708 588 537 266 171 322 – – – Health 178 -------------------------------------- 594 125 082 53 512 49 634 3 086 – – 792 Employment security administration 41 ------------ 358 41 358 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 3 --------------------------- 371 3 371 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 718 729 458 147 260 582 171 463 89 119 – – – Capital outlay 411 ----------------------------- 614 357 504 54 110 23 190 30 920 – – – Air transportation 18 ---------------------------- 289 – 18 289 664 15 640 – – 1 985 Parking facilities 275 ----------------------------- – 275 – 275 – – – Water transport and terminals 12 ----------------- 172 4 111 8 061 6 194 950 – – 917 Transit subsidies 2 ----------------------------- 383 – 2 383 130 2 253 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 187 ----------------------------- 445 36 393 151 052 46 361 104 691 – – – Fire protection 80 ------------------------------- 991 – 80 991 9 891 71 100 – – –

Correction 103 ----------------------------------- 250 85 149 18 101 15 838 2 263 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 49 ----------- 581 45 815 3 766 604 3 162 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 140 ---------------------------- 006 124 061 15 945 5 547 – – – 10 398

Parks and recreation 58 ------------------------- 270 23 244 35 026 9 145 25 881 – – –

Housing and community development 84 ---------- 817 1 365 83 452 1 702 8 777 – – 72 973

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 92 065 – 92 065 584 78 621 – – 12 860

Capital outlay 34 ----------------------------- 545 – 34 545 148 28 264 – – 6 133

Solid waste management 49 --------------------- 625 – 49 625 14 326 35 299 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 116 ----------------------- 851 41 567 75 284 38 810 36 474 – – –

Judicial and legal 65 ---------------------------- 333 22 269 43 064 37 610 5 454 – – –

General public buildings 69 ---------------------- 835 41 982 27 853 20 882 6 971 – – –

Other government administration 78 -------------- 015 24 714 53 301 34 265 19 036 – – –

Interest on general debt 331 ------------------------- 070 115 741 215 329 133 549 46 426 – 22 954 12 400

General expenditure, n.e.c. 217 ---------------------- 668 117 023 100 645 44 726 55 915 – – 4 Utility expenditure 381 --------------------------------- 968 – 381 968 3 997 362 986 – – 14 985 Liquor store expenditure 98 --------------------------- 885 98 885 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 446 313 446 313 – – – – – – Employee retirement 279 ---------------------------- 817 279 817 – – – – – –

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70 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MISSOURI

Revenue, total 18 ------------------------------ 323 084 11 619 246 9 258 434 1 092 633 3 229 570 12 859 4 345 212 902 967

General revenue 15 ------------------------------- 450 793 9 872 284 8 133 105 1 077 015 2 296 583 12 859 4 248 523 822 932

Intergovernmental revenue, total 3 ----------------------- 205 573 2 956 376 2 803 793 163 119 381 504 2 904 2 351 499 229 574

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 3 205 573 2 945 026 260 547 16 977 117 875 148 13 658 111 889

Education 387 -------------------------------------- 929 374 151 13 778 – 120 – 13 658 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 784 443 1 784 114 329 329 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 543 246 128 839 157 491 23 2 230 754 26 139

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 2 230 754 – – – 2 230 754 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 27 861 7 943 6 922 – – 12 996

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 11 350 (2) 17 303 106 138 2 733 107 087 91 546

General revenue from own sources 12 -------------------- 245 220 6 915 908 5 329 312 913 896 1 915 079 9 955 1 897 024 593 358

Taxes 8 -------------------------------------------- 646 070 5 131 360 3 514 710 641 141 1 149 727 8 766 1 475 344 239 732

Property 2 --------------------------------------- 085 569 12 896 2 072 673 243 798 227 736 8 552 1 353 530 239 057

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 605 618 1 916 680 688 938 343 943 344 981 – – 14

Motor fuel 384 ------------------------------------- 689 384 342 347 – 347 – – –

Motor vehicle license 207 --------------------------- 112 200 840 6 272 173 6 099 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 2 --------------- 291 404 2 073 734 217 670 12 217 658 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 071 678 542 868 528 810 53 215 352 906 214 121 814 661

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 054 853 816 448 1 238 405 176 826 492 675 – 260 840 308 064

Education 810 -------------------------------------- 682 549 842 260 840 – – – 260 840 –

Hospitals 529 -------------------------------------- 776 184 131 345 645 113 442 124 502 – – 107 701

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 544 297 968 100 576 197 95 929 272 677 1 189 160 840 45 562

Interest earnings 801 ------------------------------- 503 437 445 364 058 73 123 182 791 – 77 909 30 235

Utility revenue 827 --------------------------------------- 643 – 827 643 1 340 746 268 – – 80 035

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 044 648 1 746 962 297 686 14 278 186 719 – 96 689 –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 677 397 1 379 711 297 686 14 278 186 719 – 96 689 –

Expenditure, total 16 --------------------------- 994 698 10 445 849 9 323 171 1 038 463 3 159 226 13 839 4 416 131 907 249

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 773 013 1 309 132 132 75 591 – – 5 323

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 309 518 595 – – 196

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 773 013 (2) 131 614 74 996 – – 5 127

Current operation 12 --------------------------------- 080 572 5 311 631 6 768 941 756 400 2 196 741 11 928 3 803 872 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 087 252 712 495 1 374 757 84 907 571 060 1 895 492 264 224 631

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 632 933 535 845 1 097 088 54 036 490 924 1 895 353 340 196 893

Equipment, land, and existing structures 454 ---------- 319 176 650 277 669 30 871 80 136 – 138 924 27 738

Assistance and subsidies 321 -------------------------- 326 321 312 14 13 1 – – – Interest on debt 785 ----------------------------------- 774 394 592 391 182 59 046 216 789 16 84 132 31 199 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 073 678 932 806 140 872 5 965 99 044 – 35 863 – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 6 --------- 195 360 1 914 685 4 280 675 374 496 1 021 234 2 317 2 574 882 307 746

Direct expenditure by function, total 16 -------------------- 994 698 7 672 836 9 321 862 906 331 3 083 635 13 839 4 416 131 901 926 General expenditure 14 ------------------------------- 976 295 6 740 030 8 236 265 899 330 2 250 277 13 839 4 380 268 692 551 Current expenditure 13 ----------------------------- 030 932 6 027 535 7 003 397 814 423 1 782 541 11 944 3 888 004 506 485 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 945 363 712 495 1 232 868 84 907 467 736 1 895 492 264 186 066 Education services: Education 5 ----------------------------------- 531 956 1 235 778 4 296 178 32 10 – 4 296 136 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 4 060 272 – 4 060 272 32 10 – 4 060 230 – Capital outlay 474 -------------------------- 552 – 474 552 – – – 474 552 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 289 465 1 053 559 235 906 – – – 235 906 – Capital outlay 100 -------------------------- 182 82 470 17 712 – – – 17 712 – Other education3 -------------------------- 182 219 182 219 – – – – – – Libraries 70 ------------------------------------ 609 1 275 69 334 – 7 958 – – 61 376 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 571 242 2 500 973 70 269 11 503 15 681 – – 43 085 Hospitals 777 ------------------------------------ 146 386 626 390 520 134 544 151 752 – – 104 224 Health 454 -------------------------------------- 389 324 749 129 640 60 527 44 291 – – 24 822 Employment security administration 71 ------------ 451 71 451 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 699 1 699 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 276 332 787 913 488 419 181 629 274 441 12 218 – 20 131 Capital outlay 670 ----------------------------- 851 511 469 159 382 40 988 112 490 1 632 – 4 272 Air transportation 166 ---------------------------- 667 277 166 390 8 287 157 151 – – 952 Parking facilities 12 ----------------------------- 181 – 12 181 – 12 181 – – – Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 093 280 813 – 813 – – – Transit subsidies 3 ----------------------------- 645 3 570 75 – 75 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 529 ----------------------------- 734 72 974 456 760 85 953 370 781 26 – – Fire protection 284 ------------------------------- 911 – 284 911 46 160 651 – – 124 214

Correction 281 ----------------------------------- 495 201 052 80 443 58 265 22 178 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 69 ----------- 535 44 139 25 396 5 438 19 958 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 221 ---------------------------- 128 206 560 14 568 – 8 285 – – 6 283

Parks and recreation 257 ------------------------- 614 32 012 225 602 27 449 155 016 – – 43 137

Housing and community development 156 ---------- 349 38 864 117 485 1 234 45 978 – – 70 273

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 381 065 7 871 373 194 12 508 187 541 – – 173 145

Capital outlay 223 ----------------------------- 980 1 101 222 879 6 186 97 401 – – 119 292

Solid waste management 70 --------------------- 305 4 095 66 210 2 916 63 294 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 258 ----------------------- 145 121 644 136 501 57 091 79 410 – – –

Judicial and legal 209 ---------------------------- 046 114 037 95 009 60 217 34 792 – – –

General public buildings 83 ---------------------- 665 25 621 58 044 31 518 26 526 – – –

Other government administration 145 -------------- 343 29 042 116 301 31 700 83 662 939 – –

Interest on general debt 721 ------------------------- 496 394 592 326 904 59 036 162 811 16 84 132 20 909

General expenditure, n.e.c. 368 ---------------------- 054 132 936 235 118 69 437 165 041 640 – – Utility expenditure 944 --------------------------------- 725 – 944 725 1 036 734 314 – – 209 375 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 073 678 932 806 140 872 5 965 99 044 – 35 863 – Employee retirement 548 ---------------------------- 280 407 408 140 872 5 965 99 044 – 35 863 –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

MONTANA

Revenue, total 3 ------------------------------ 659 743 2 745 480 1 389 000 349 019 337 471 – 690 101 83 200

General revenue 3 ------------------------------- 076 709 2 205 009 1 346 437 349 019 299 418 – 690 101 78 690

Intergovernmental revenue, total 772 ----------------------- 907 685 573 562 071 73 328 53 379 – 474 890 31 265

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 772 907 670 470 102 437 26 813 19 911 – 29 692 26 021

Education 115 -------------------------------------- 380 85 688 29 692 – – – 29 692 –

Public welfare 294 ---------------------------------- 493 294 493 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 459 634 43 723 32 474 – 379 933 3 504

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 380 204 271 – – 379 933 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 492 492 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 15 103 (2) 2 792 994 – 65 265 1 740

General revenue from own sources 2 -------------------- 303 802 1 519 436 784 366 275 691 246 039 – 215 211 47 425

Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 455 181 1 034 876 420 305 177 448 92 573 – 137 993 12 291

Property 581 --------------------------------------- 541 182 204 399 337 168 136 81 228 – 137 993 11 980

General sales – ---------------------------------- – – –––– –

Motor fuel 121 ------------------------------------- 493 121 493 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 51 --------------------------- 345 40 943 10 402 8 227 2 175 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 379 --------------- 221 379 221 – – – – – –

Other taxes 321 ------------------------------------ 581 311 015 10 566 1 085 9 170 – – 311

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 339 158 172 058 167 100 59 753 59 661 – 15 949 31 737

Education 129 -------------------------------------- 651 113 702 15 949 – – – 15 949 –

Hospitals 32 -------------------------------------- 478 2 654 29 824 9 957 – – – 19 867

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 509 463 312 502 196 961 38 490 93 805 – 61 269 3 397

Interest earnings 308 ------------------------------- 808 209 398 99 410 23 574 54 961 – 19 270 1 605

Utility revenue 42 --------------------------------------- 429 – 42 429 – 37 919 – – 4 510

Liquor store revenue 36 --------------------------------- 406 36 406 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 504 199 504 065 134 – 134 – – –

Employee retirement 305 ------------------------------ 547 305 413 134 – 134 – – –

Expenditure, total 3 --------------------------- 325 427 2 459 779 1 485 128 346 015 332 420 – 784 840 76 020

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 610 522 8 958 53 504 8 665 – – 956

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 8 958 8 159 690 – – 109

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 610 522 (2) 45 345 7 975 – – 847

Current operation 2 --------------------------------- 272 973 1 124 492 1 148 481 246 075 193 365 – 709 041 –

Capital outlay 422 ------------------------------------- 636 233 948 188 688 33 533 69 771 – 64 668 20 716

Construction 345 ----------------------------------- 483 209 397 136 086 20 133 58 920 – 39 263 17 770

Equipment, land, and existing structures 77 ---------- 153 24 551 52 602 13 400 10 851 – 25 405 2 946

Assistance and subsidies 59 -------------------------- 340 59 340 – – – – – – Interest on debt 203 ----------------------------------- 929 113 806 90 123 12 903 60 430 – 11 131 5 659 Insurance benefits and repayments 317 ----------------- 860 317 671 189 – 189 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 126 391 427 380 699 011 127 726 89 516 – 459 627 22 142

Direct expenditure by function, total 3 -------------------- 325 427 1 849 257 1 476 170 292 511 323 755 – 784 840 75 064 General expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 927 371 1 497 714 1 429 657 292 484 285 498 – 784 840 66 835 Current expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 512 262 1 263 766 1 248 496 258 951 223 110 – 720 172 46 263 Capital outlay 415 ---------------------------------- 109 233 948 181 161 33 533 62 388 – 64 668 20 572 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 088 414 312 795 775 619 1 901 9 – 773 709 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 770 429 – 770 429 1 901 9 – 768 519 – Capital outlay 64 -------------------------- 372 – 64 372 109 – – 64 263 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 247 328 242 138 5 190 – – – 5 190 – Capital outlay 12 -------------------------- 089 11 684 405 – – – 405 – Other education3 -------------------------- 70 657 70 657 – – – – – – Libraries 10 ------------------------------------ 736 2 032 8 704 4 216 4 488 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 357 ------------------------------- 774 328 918 28 856 28 573 283 – – – Hospitals 69 ------------------------------------ 233 38 447 30 786 9 976 – – – 20 810 Health 101 -------------------------------------- 072 73 021 28 051 24 272 3 779 – – – Employment security administration 8 ------------ 841 8 841 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 562 --------------------------- 562 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 353 031 269 256 83 775 52 425 31 350 – – – Capital outlay 213 ----------------------------- 413 198 118 15 295 7 099 8 196 – – – Air transportation 35 ---------------------------- 394 1 015 34 379 14 006 16 716 – – 3 657 Parking facilities 2 ----------------------------- 893 – 2 893 – 2 893 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 73 ----------------------------- 646 16 849 56 797 27 995 28 802 – – – Fire protection 23 ------------------------------- 575 – 23 575 580 21 153 – – 1 842

Correction 45 ----------------------------------- 344 37 479 7 865 7 531 334 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 11 ----------- 587 10 494 1 093 13 1 080 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 111 ---------------------------- 564 93 531 18 033 9 939 180 – – 7 914

Parks and recreation 22 ------------------------- 510 4 641 17 869 4 902 12 967 – – –

Housing and community development 42 ---------- 065 14 698 27 367 1 658 7 729 – – 17 980

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 44 136 – 44 136 206 39 858 – – 4 072

Capital outlay 26 ----------------------------- 108 – 26 108 79 23 090 – – 2 939

Solid waste management 21 --------------------- 114 – 21 114 6 294 12 063 – – 2 757

Government administration:

Financial administration 86 ----------------------- 532 65 112 21 420 14 169 7 251 – – –

Judicial and legal 53 ---------------------------- 632 27 246 26 386 21 188 5 198 – – –

General public buildings 10 ---------------------- 707 1 920 8 787 6 621 2 166 – – –

Other government administration 29 -------------- 654 11 911 17 743 13 335 4 408 – – –

Interest on general debt 197 ------------------------- 560 113 806 83 754 12 903 55 596 – 11 131 4 124

General expenditure, n.e.c. 125 ---------------------- 795 65 140 60 655 29 781 27 195 – – 3 679 Utility expenditure 46 --------------------------------- 324 – 46 324 27 38 068 – – 8 229 Liquor store expenditure 33 --------------------------- 872 33 872 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 317 860 317 671 189 – 189 – – – Employee retirement 146 ---------------------------- 765 146 576 189 – 189 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NEBRASKA

Revenue, total 7 ------------------------------ 678 068 3 684 032 4 842 578 508 362 1 141 584 8 605 1 702 543 1 608 094

General revenue 5 ------------------------------- 783 095 3 525 758 3 105 879 508 362 738 138 8 605 1 670 857 306 527

Intergovernmental revenue, total 987 ----------------------- 192 897 151 938 583 128 694 145 927 472 706 198 83 902

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 987 192 877 464 109 728 2 524 17 477 – 24 237 65 490

Education 185 -------------------------------------- 687 161 450 24 237 – – – 24 237 –

Public welfare 444 ---------------------------------- 741 444 721 20 – 20 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 828 855 114 660 102 274 245 601 062 10 614

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 601 356 – 294 – 601 062 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 9 712 9 660 52 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 19 687 (2) 11 510 26 176 227 80 899 7 798

General revenue from own sources 4 -------------------- 795 903 2 628 607 2 167 296 379 668 592 211 8 133 964 659 222 625

Taxes 3 -------------------------------------------- 235 101 1 889 877 1 345 224 213 460 308 372 7 490 759 638 56 264

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 166 764 207 1 166 557 184 453 159 888 7 490 758 610 56 116

General sales 770 ---------------------------------- 734 663 159 107 575 481 107 094 – – –

Motor fuel 222 ------------------------------------- 145 222 145 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 63 --------------------------- 736 54 631 9 105 4 219 4 886 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 756 --------------- 255 756 255 – – – – – –

Other taxes 255 ------------------------------------ 467 193 480 61 987 24 307 36 504 – 1 028 148

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 015 636 452 315 563 321 133 432 200 626 114 156 491 72 658

Education 365 -------------------------------------- 992 209 501 156 491 – – – 156 491 –

Hospitals 347 -------------------------------------- 832 182 113 165 719 83 482 62 866 – – 19 371

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 545 166 286 415 258 751 32 776 83 213 529 48 530 93 703

Interest earnings 385 ------------------------------- 321 198 501 186 820 24 728 48 822 291 34 208 78 771

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 603 459 – 1 603 459 – 364 630 – – 1 238 829

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 291 514 158 274 133 240 – 38 816 – 31 686 62 738

Employee retirement 231 ------------------------------ 060 97 820 133 240 – 38 816 – 31 686 62 738

Expenditure, total 7 --------------------------- 415 269 3 633 644 4 831 659 520 344 1 080 066 10 143 1 642 906 1 610 813

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 4 ---------------------------- 901 1 047 544 7 391 9 672 3 472 – – 26 860

To Federal Government 4 ------------------------- 901 4 901 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 7 391 7 041 – – – 350

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 042 643 (2) 2 631 3 472 – – 26 510

Current operation 4 --------------------------------- 635 062 1 901 333 2 733 729 447 465 808 522 9 201 1 468 541 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 061 704 365 268 696 436 51 542 177 444 938 143 362 323 150

Construction 863 ----------------------------------- 638 297 154 566 484 23 280 150 965 529 91 779 299 931

Equipment, land, and existing structures 198 ---------- 066 68 114 129 952 28 262 26 479 409 51 583 23 219

Assistance and subsidies 93 -------------------------- 718 93 233 485 485 – – – – Interest on debt 423 ----------------------------------- 085 127 914 295 171 11 180 72 104 4 19 761 192 122 Insurance benefits and repayments 147 ----------------- 128 98 352 48 776 – 18 524 – 11 242 19 010 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 559 649 836 290 1 723 359 220 631 324 680 2 123 883 303 292 622

Direct expenditure by function, total 7 -------------------- 410 368 2 586 100 4 824 268 510 672 1 076 594 10 143 1 642 906 1 583 953 General expenditure 5 ------------------------------- 528 732 2 487 748 3 040 984 510 672 687 731 10 143 1 631 664 200 774 Current expenditure 4 ----------------------------- 780 275 2 122 480 2 657 795 459 130 561 017 9 205 1 488 302 140 141 Capital outlay 748 ---------------------------------- 457 365 268 383 189 51 542 126 714 938 143 362 60 633 Education services: Education 2 ----------------------------------- 250 088 636 050 1 614 038 1 841 294 – 1 611 903 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 484 763 – 1 484 763 1 841 – – 1 482 922 – Capital outlay 132 -------------------------- 208 – 132 208 25 – – 132 183 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 690 948 561 673 129 275 – 294 – 128 981 – Capital outlay 69 -------------------------- 104 57 925 11 179 – – – 11 179 – Other education3 -------------------------- 74 377 74 377 – – – – – – Libraries 23 ------------------------------------ 042 2 097 20 945 166 19 805 974 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 744 ------------------------------- 286 698 875 45 411 21 836 23 575 – – – Hospitals 408 ------------------------------------ 982 235 982 173 000 94 949 59 317 – – 18 734 Health 78 -------------------------------------- 440 45 050 33 390 25 296 8 093 1 – – Employment security administration 23 ------------ 123 23 123 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 317 1 317 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 562 841 333 008 229 833 115 984 106 853 6 910 – 86 Capital outlay 354 ----------------------------- 248 271 574 82 674 37 302 44 419 920 – 33 Air transportation 39 ---------------------------- 016 3 007 36 009 353 1 477 – – 34 179 Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 854 – 1 854 – 1 854 – – – Water transport and terminals 82 ----------------- – 82 – 82 – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 141 ----------------------------- 766 30 136 111 630 30 806 80 824 – – – Fire protection 59 ------------------------------- 943 – 59 943 – 50 501 – – 9 442

Correction 106 ----------------------------------- 719 73 336 33 383 33 383 – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 30 ----------- 099 25 539 4 560 71 4 489 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 151 ---------------------------- 948 100 557 51 391 10 473 – – – 40 918

Parks and recreation 75 ------------------------- 858 18 044 57 814 4 994 52 520 1 – 299

Housing and community development 84 ---------- 499 2 037 82 462 26 25 071 – – 57 365

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 73 175 – 73 175 – 65 884 – – 7 291

Capital outlay 29 ----------------------------- 664 – 29 664 – 24 587 – – 5 077

Solid waste management 24 --------------------- 897 – 24 897 1 750 23 147 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 112 ----------------------- 722 43 475 69 247 29 661 37 635 1 951 – –

Judicial and legal 61 ---------------------------- 672 27 338 34 334 30 967 3 367 – – –

General public buildings 16 ---------------------- 926 3 219 13 707 8 877 4 830 – – –

Other government administration 46 -------------- 328 17 699 28 629 18 387 10 242 – – –

Interest on general debt 226 ------------------------- 530 127 914 98 616 11 180 36 371 4 19 761 31 300

General expenditure, n.e.c. 182 ---------------------- 579 39 945 142 634 69 672 71 500 302 – 1 160 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 734 508 – 1 734 508 – 370 339 – – 1 364 169 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 147 128 98 352 48 776 – 18 524 – 11 242 19 010 Employee retirement 94 ---------------------------- 627 45 851 48 776 – 18 524 – 11 242 19 010

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NEVADA

Revenue, total 6 ------------------------------ 126 847 3 954 523 3 448 451 1 542 479 640 546 – 1 094 700 262 385

General revenue 4 ------------------------------- 742 895 2 720 927 3 298 095 1 447 601 596 884 – 1 094 700 250 569

Intergovernmental revenue, total 714 ----------------------- 344 547 402 1 443 069 412 674 225 536 – 769 054 127 464

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 714 344 523 759 190 585 62 866 16 471 – 5 116 106 132

Education 98 -------------------------------------- 743 93 627 5 116 – – – 5 116 –

Public welfare 237 ---------------------------------- 795 237 795 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 252 484 306 627 164 192 – 763 934 17 731

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 763 934 – – – 763 934 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 126 126 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 23 643 (2) 43 181 44 873 – 4 3 601

General revenue from own sources 4 -------------------- 028 551 2 173 525 1 855 026 1 034 927 371 348 – 325 646 123 105

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 712 857 1 823 376 889 481 415 894 163 161 – 271 032 39 394

Property 652 --------------------------------------- 265 41 099 611 166 223 020 78 660 – 270 131 39 355

General sales 900 ---------------------------------- 236 892 721 7 515 7 487 28 – – –

Motor fuel 169 ------------------------------------- 498 139 131 30 367 27 090 3 277 – – –

Motor vehicle license 67 --------------------------- 751 67 740 11 11 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation – --------------- – – –––– –

Other taxes 923 ------------------------------------ 107 682 685 240 422 158 286 81 196 – 901 39

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 845 456 176 854 668 602 438 572 141 751 – 15 621 72 658

Education 125 -------------------------------------- 259 109 638 15 621 – – – 15 621 –

Hospitals 238 -------------------------------------- 150 3 734 234 416 186 350 30 953 – – 17 113

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 470 238 173 295 296 943 180 461 66 436 – 38 993 11 053

Interest earnings 300 ------------------------------- 938 111 039 189 899 123 819 24 709 – 31 683 9 688

Utility revenue 215 --------------------------------------- 195 64 839 150 356 94 878 43 662 – – 11 816

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 168 757 1 168 757 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 659 ------------------------------ 216 659 216 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 6 --------------------------- 403 974 3 825 931 3 683 135 1 569 254 680 918 – 1 251 651 242 489

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 3 ---------------------------- 619 1 107 607 1 104 3 909 56 636 – – 1 736

To Federal Government 3 ------------------------- 619 3 619 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 104 1 020 84 – – –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 103 988 (2) 2 889 56 552 – – 1 736

Current operation 3 --------------------------------- 834 243 1 402 123 2 432 120 1 047 673 443 078 – 941 369 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 135 465 333 472 801 993 353 743 154 327 – 249 189 44 734

Construction 916 ----------------------------------- 628 283 341 633 287 274 226 124 895 – 204 101 30 065

Equipment, land, and existing structures 218 ---------- 837 50 131 168 706 79 517 29 432 – 45 088 14 669

Assistance and subsidies 50 -------------------------- 128 50 116 12 12 – – – – Interest on debt 440 ----------------------------------- 447 128 407 312 040 163 917 26 877 – 61 093 60 153 Insurance benefits and repayments 804 ----------------- 206 804 206 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 973 077 586 980 1 386 097 446 336 223 506 – 656 825 59 430

Direct expenditure by function, total 6 -------------------- 400 355 2 718 324 3 682 031 1 565 345 624 282 – 1 251 651 240 753 General expenditure 5 ------------------------------- 304 840 1 845 380 3 459 460 1 398 276 582 175 – 1 251 651 227 358 Current expenditure 4 ----------------------------- 266 492 1 518 908 2 747 584 1 121 528 438 078 – 1 002 462 185 516 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 038 348 326 472 711 876 276 748 144 097 – 249 189 41 842 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 601 017 410 459 1 190 558 – – – 1 190 558 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 190 558 – 1 190 558 – – – 1 190 558 – Capital outlay 249 -------------------------- 189 – 249 189 – – – 249 189 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 377 052 377 052 – – – – – – Capital outlay 60 -------------------------- 269 60 269 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 33 407 33 407 – – – – – – Libraries 43 ------------------------------------ 293 12 967 30 326 7 057 1 219 – – 22 050 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 485 ------------------------------- 172 441 198 43 974 42 660 1 314 – – – Hospitals 309 ------------------------------------ 280 50 256 259 024 210 120 31 829 – – 17 075 Health 91 -------------------------------------- 056 54 103 36 953 32 081 4 704 – – 168 Employment security administration 25 ------------ 346 25 346 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 676 --------------------------- 676 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 434 425 254 301 180 124 83 204 94 271 – – 2 649 Capital outlay 298 ----------------------------- 621 199 463 99 158 44 018 54 300 – – 840 Air transportation 135 ---------------------------- 801 – 135 801 109 724 1 749 – – 24 328 Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 531 – 1 531 379 1 152 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 253 ----------------------------- 580 28 413 225 167 147 578 77 589 – – – Fire protection 141 ------------------------------- 244 – 141 244 45 661 63 271 – – 32 312

Correction 233 ----------------------------------- 190 126 800 106 390 70 896 35 494 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 60 ----------- 979 36 690 24 289 13 449 10 840 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 108 ---------------------------- 011 47 465 60 546 55 603 3 269 – – 1 674

Parks and recreation 171 ------------------------- 644 10 814 160 830 107 408 45 829 – – 7 593

Housing and community development 65 ---------- 716 6 889 58 827 1 037 9 632 – – 48 158

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 98 787 – 98 787 41 652 48 014 – – 9 121

Capital outlay 39 ----------------------------- 376 – 39 376 20 641 15 786 – – 2 949

Solid waste management 7 --------------------- 959 4 879 3 080 1 286 1 482 – – 312

Government administration:

Financial administration 144 ----------------------- 203 87 975 56 228 37 670 18 558 – – –

Judicial and legal 120 ---------------------------- 279 21 035 99 244 77 430 21 814 – – –

General public buildings 40 ---------------------- 989 162 40 827 21 157 19 670 – – –

Other government administration 76 -------------- 462 13 989 62 473 37 837 24 636 – – –

Interest on general debt 414 ------------------------- 933 115 597 299 336 154 479 23 954 – 61 093 59 810

General expenditure, n.e.c. 239 ---------------------- 267 95 366 143 901 99 908 41 885 – – 2 108 Utility expenditure 291 --------------------------------- 309 68 738 222 571 167 069 42 107 – – 13 395 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 804 206 804 206 – – – – – – Employee retirement 170 ---------------------------- 180 170 180 – – – – – –

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Revenue, total 4 ------------------------------ 640 736 2 856 678 2 107 175 195 817 583 871 486 863 797 376 49 044

General revenue 4 ------------------------------- 158 551 2 432 483 2 049 185 195 817 555 536 463 134 797 376 43 118

Intergovernmental revenue, total 784 ----------------------- 340 799 809 307 648 56 313 80 736 62 232 89 563 24 600

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 784 340 732 951 51 389 138 18 289 8 679 1 690 22 593

Education 93 -------------------------------------- 331 89 762 3 569 – 1 879 – 1 690 –

Public welfare 449 ---------------------------------- 123 449 123 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 256 259 55 971 61 118 51 006 87 603 561

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 113 666 51 26 012 – 87 603 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 51 834 51 834 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 66 858 (2) 204 1 329 2 547 270 1 446

General revenue from own sources 3 -------------------- 374 211 1 632 674 1 741 537 139 504 474 800 400 902 707 813 18 518

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 495 110 985 415 1 509 695 101 200 388 530 337 265 677 689 5 011

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 498 907 319 1 498 588 101 198 383 031 331 659 677 689 5 011

General sales – ---------------------------------- – – –––– –

Motor fuel 92 ------------------------------------- 534 92 534 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 51 --------------------------- 514 51 514 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 130 --------------- 593 130 593 – – – – – –

Other taxes 721 ------------------------------------ 562 710 455 11 107 2 5 499 5 606 – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 459 057 286 395 172 662 32 818 68 048 38 951 20 812 12 033

Education 224 -------------------------------------- 711 198 337 26 374 – 5 562 – 20 812 –

Hospitals 2 -------------------------------------- 945 2 945 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 420 044 360 864 59 180 5 486 18 222 24 686 9 312 1 474

Interest earnings 300 ------------------------------- 737 276 567 24 170 2 146 7 166 9 671 4 133 1 054

Utility revenue 57 --------------------------------------- 096 100 56 996 – 27 341 23 729 – 5 926

Liquor store revenue 206 --------------------------------- 017 206 017 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 219 072 218 078 994 – 994 – – –

Employee retirement 138 ------------------------------ 041 137 047 994 – 994 – – –

Expenditure, total 4 --------------------------- 569 446 2 871 051 2 035 846 193 986 584 532 429 739 789 157 44 922

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 293 668 43 783 45 128 2 216 946 – 1 983

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 43 783 43 620 – 127 – 36

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 293 668 (2) 1 508 2 216 819 – 1 947

Current operation 3 --------------------------------- 490 356 1 797 183 1 693 173 133 262 501 477 348 578 709 856 –

Capital outlay 324 ------------------------------------- 316 142 341 181 975 8 513 52 578 56 032 57 374 7 478

Construction 259 ----------------------------------- 211 109 967 149 244 7 440 46 175 43 894 44 709 7 026

Equipment, land, and existing structures 65 ---------- 105 32 374 32 731 1 073 6 403 12 138 12 665 452

Assistance and subsidies 94 -------------------------- 042 83 329 10 713 2 509 3 699 4 505 – – Interest on debt 371 ----------------------------------- 457 297 478 73 979 4 574 24 135 19 678 21 927 3 665 Insurance benefits and repayments 257 ----------------- 479 257 052 427 – 427 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 394 430 476 190 918 240 69 787 266 416 138 622 435 987 7 428

Direct expenditure by function, total 4 -------------------- 569 446 2 577 383 1 992 063 148 858 582 316 428 793 789 157 42 939 General expenditure 4 ------------------------------- 085 198 2 159 140 1 926 058 148 849 556 180 395 565 789 157 36 307 Current expenditure 3 ----------------------------- 769 193 2 016 950 1 752 243 140 336 504 011 345 741 731 783 30 372 Capital outlay 316 ---------------------------------- 005 142 190 173 815 8 513 52 169 49 824 57 374 5 935 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 306 301 317 992 988 309 4 221 075 – 767 230 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 988 309 – 988 309 4 221 075 – 767 230 – Capital outlay 63 -------------------------- 554 – 63 554 – 6 180 – 57 374 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 274 113 274 113 – – – – – – Capital outlay 1 -------------------------- 021 1 021 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 43 879 43 879 – – – – – – Libraries 18 ------------------------------------ 238 2 284 15 954 24 7 230 8 700 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 981 ------------------------------- 379 882 970 98 409 81 574 8 872 7 963 – – Hospitals 37 ------------------------------------ 565 37 370 195 – – 195 – – Health 116 -------------------------------------- 356 100 451 15 905 479 6 879 8 547 – – Employment security administration 19 ------------ 201 19 201 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 189 --------------------------- 189 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 283 035 171 674 111 361 9 37 776 72 868 – 708 Capital outlay 105 ----------------------------- 608 94 604 11 004 – 6 273 4 685 – 46 Air transportation 4 ---------------------------- 891 156 4 735 – 4 735 – – – Parking facilities 4 ----------------------------- 907 – 4 907 – 4 023 884 – – Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 820 297 1 523 – 1 523 – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 127 ----------------------------- 109 23 578 103 531 7 879 42 163 53 489 – – Fire protection 66 ------------------------------- 138 – 66 138 642 34 847 29 594 – 1 055

Correction 70 ----------------------------------- 978 45 428 25 550 25 550 – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 23 ----------- 083 18 651 4 432 – 2 282 2 150 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 35 ---------------------------- 841 31 876 3 965 2 950 240 595 – 180

Parks and recreation 39 ------------------------- 876 14 609 25 267 1 733 12 056 11 382 – 96

Housing and community development 39 ---------- 531 7 112 32 419 – 4 126 530 – 27 763

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 67 104 6 353 60 751 2 959 26 425 31 105 – 262

Capital outlay 16 ----------------------------- 778 246 16 532 2 959 3 678 9 895 – –

Solid waste management 53 --------------------- 055 6 223 46 832 – 15 484 28 940 – 2 408

Government administration:

Financial administration 55 ----------------------- 893 36 555 19 338 1 662 7 608 10 068 – –

Judicial and legal 71 ---------------------------- 169 60 052 11 117 4 681 1 833 4 603 – –

General public buildings 21 ---------------------- 462 5 517 15 945 4 024 5 862 6 059 – –

Other government administration 53 -------------- 422 12 129 41 293 4 556 9 946 26 791 – –

Interest on general debt 361 ------------------------- 848 297 469 64 379 4 574 19 910 14 993 21 927 2 975

General expenditure, n.e.c. 224 ---------------------- 807 61 004 163 803 5 549 81 285 76 109 – 860 Utility expenditure 65 --------------------------------- 727 149 65 578 9 25 709 33 228 – 6 632 Liquor store expenditure 161 --------------------------- 042 161 042 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 257 479 257 052 427 – 427 – – – Employee retirement 72 ---------------------------- 715 72 288 427 – 427 – – –

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NEW JERSEY

Revenue, total 42 ------------------------------ 460 014 28 921 792 21 123 616 4 818 119 4 206 862 2 268 480 8 828 372 1 282 882

General revenue 36 ------------------------------- 425 933 23 400 274 20 611 053 4 816 575 3 906 092 2 182 512 8 828 372 1 158 601

Intergovernmental revenue, total 5 ----------------------- 374 269 5 337 844 7 621 819 1 721 469 1 547 693 634 521 3 761 363 237 872

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 5 374 269 5 130 058 244 211 80 099 119 066 12 343 14 515 18 188

Education 651 -------------------------------------- 437 622 143 29 294 13 050 1 729 – 14 515 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 817 726 2 816 970 756 348 408 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 7 377 608 1 605 181 1 392 042 618 966 3 746 848 14 571

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 4 392 597 254 993 336 813 53 943 3 746 848 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 867 907 826 537 37 446 3 924 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 207 786 (2) 36 189 36 585 3 212 – 205 113

General revenue from own sources 31 -------------------- 051 664 18 062 430 12 989 234 3 095 106 2 358 399 1 547 991 5 067 009 920 729

Taxes 22 -------------------------------------------- 882 217 12 802 662 10 079 555 2 242 502 1 808 434 1 197 363 4 820 756 10 500

Property 9 --------------------------------------- 913 791 14 158 9 899 633 2 217 189 1 716 921 1 134 267 4 820 756 10 500

General sales 4 ---------------------------------- 049 282 4 049 282 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 410 ------------------------------------- 625 410 625 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 315 --------------------------- 419 315 419 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 4 --------------- 947 718 4 947 718 – – – – – –

Other taxes 3 ------------------------------------ 245 382 3 065 460 179 922 25 313 91 513 63 096 – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 4 020 424 2 105 826 1 914 598 599 445 303 249 188 847 99 873 723 184

Education 990 -------------------------------------- 738 653 209 337 529 229 403 6 646 1 607 99 873 –

Hospitals 349 -------------------------------------- 070 204 247 144 823 144 823 – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 4 149 023 3 153 942 995 081 253 159 246 716 161 781 146 380 187 045

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 693 772 1 207 824 485 948 143 770 75 307 85 576 14 202 167 093

Utility revenue 871 --------------------------------------- 435 365 792 505 643 – 295 394 85 968 – 124 281

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 5 162 646 5 155 726 6 920 1 544 5 376 – – –

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 954 048 2 947 128 6 920 1 544 5 376 – – –

Expenditure, total 42 --------------------------- 421 734 29 316 217 21 264 898 5 105 805 4 410 436 2 405 533 8 200 813 1 425 954

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 89 ---------------------------- 964 7 859 234 390 111 303 516 246 680 61 063 40 194 22 301

To Federal Government 89 ------------------------- 964 89 964 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 390 111 247 893 98 110 958 40 194 2 956

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 7 769 270 (2) 55 623 148 570 60 105 – 19 345

Current operation 30 --------------------------------- 319 023 13 496 190 16 822 833 3 610 706 3 577 061 1 936 691 7 698 375 –

Capital outlay 3 ------------------------------------- 990 055 2 160 051 1 830 004 414 632 371 557 284 835 380 475 378 505

Construction 3 ----------------------------------- 158 339 1 885 585 1 272 754 299 618 281 502 208 139 153 197 330 298

Equipment, land, and existing structures 831 ---------- 716 274 466 557 250 115 014 90 055 76 696 227 278 48 207

Assistance and subsidies 790 -------------------------- 541 210 140 580 401 548 995 29 133 2 273 – – Interest on debt 2 ----------------------------------- 273 487 1 394 755 878 732 225 077 174 903 120 671 81 769 276 312 Insurance benefits and repayments 4 ----------------- 209 828 4 195 847 13 981 2 879 11 102 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 13 --------- 532 227 4 285 141 9 247 086 1 756 022 1 677 707 912 339 4 695 283 205 735

Direct expenditure by function, total 42 -------------------- 331 770 21 456 983 20 874 787 4 802 289 4 163 756 2 344 470 8 160 619 1 403 653 General expenditure 36 ------------------------------- 555 858 16 250 165 20 305 693 4 799 410 3 857 457 2 240 992 8 160 619 1 247 215 Current expenditure 32 ----------------------------- 942 638 14 358 766 18 583 872 4 384 778 3 533 380 1 980 250 7 780 144 905 320 Capital outlay 3 ---------------------------------- 613 220 1 891 399 1 721 821 414 632 324 077 260 742 380 475 341 895 Education services: Education 12 ----------------------------------- 336 410 2 468 810 9 867 600 906 933 708 899 172 918 8 078 850 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 9 838 834 421 964 9 416 870 456 203 708 899 172 918 8 078 850 – Capital outlay 466 -------------------------- 616 17 857 448 759 40 860 21 997 5 427 380 475 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 2 179 094 1 728 364 450 730 450 730 – – – – Capital outlay 229 -------------------------- 804 203 371 26 433 26 433 – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 318 482 318 482 – – – – – – Libraries 186 ------------------------------------ 818 5 278 181 540 45 335 79 100 57 105 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 5 ------------------------------- 847 435 4 778 824 1 068 611 975 155 79 164 14 292 – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 111 661 845 991 265 670 262 522 3 064 84 – – Health 617 -------------------------------------- 081 402 629 214 452 124 671 59 307 30 474 – – Employment security administration 93 ------------ 981 93 981 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 3 --------------------------- 360 3 360 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 2 515 981 1 835 044 680 937 199 983 186 442 226 572 – 67 940 Capital outlay 1 ----------------------------- 671 451 1 428 472 242 979 104 421 53 838 73 529 – 11 191 Air transportation 10 ---------------------------- 213 – 10 213 1 916 2 328 – – 5 969 Parking facilities 31 ----------------------------- 306 – 31 306 15 598 7 075 2 013 – 6 620 Water transport and terminals 12 ----------------- 549 11 221 1 328 – 816 4 – 508 Transit subsidies 2 ----------------------------- 058 – 2 058 1 958 100 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------- 324 992 203 716 1 121 276 98 835 606 654 415 787 – – Fire protection 394 ------------------------------- 534 – 394 534 2 420 289 546 95 198 – 7 370

Correction 924 ----------------------------------- 289 590 599 333 690 333 093 492 105 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 278 ----------- 738 217 685 61 053 4 236 25 225 31 592 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 198 ---------------------------- 107 189 537 8 570 6 241 – – – 2 329

Parks and recreation 493 ------------------------- 809 228 305 265 504 106 741 84 889 73 874 – –

Housing and community development 421 ---------- 793 142 979 278 814 69 959 159 854 22 210 – 26 791

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 976 323 6 716 969 607 188 202 817 139 804 – 626 798

Capital outlay 340 ----------------------------- 199 64 340 135 – 53 356 42 801 – 243 978

Solid waste management 794 --------------------- 331 98 608 695 723 54 626 252 100 179 576 – 209 421

Government administration:

Financial administration 522 ----------------------- 104 278 788 243 316 51 644 106 058 85 614 – –

Judicial and legal 637 ---------------------------- 922 251 167 386 755 283 054 55 349 48 352 – –

General public buildings 277 ---------------------- 672 45 277 232 395 106 674 63 199 62 522 – –

Other government administration 322 -------------- 871 106 676 216 195 87 480 65 315 63 400 – –

Interest on general debt 2 ------------------------- 204 310 1 385 961 818 349 225 077 151 032 109 988 81 769 250 483

General expenditure, n.e.c. 4 ---------------------- 015 210 2 059 013 1 956 197 835 071 668 632 409 508 – 42 986 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 566 084 1 010 971 555 113 – 295 197 103 478 – 156 438 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 4 209 828 4 195 847 13 981 2 879 11 102 – – – Employee retirement 1 ---------------------------- 583 637 1 569 656 13 981 2 879 11 102 – – –

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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NEW MEXICO

Revenue, total 7 ------------------------------ 063 444 5 587 427 3 013 615 498 868 1 108 554 – 1 385 329 39 731

General revenue 6 ------------------------------- 016 325 4 748 398 2 805 525 465 620 934 254 – 1 385 329 39 189

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 238 107 1 202 897 1 572 808 97 392 311 159 – 1 176 096 7 028

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 238 107 1 116 316 121 791 14 967 46 529 – 53 751 6 544

Education 312 -------------------------------------- 409 258 658 53 751 – – – 53 751 –

Public welfare 565 ---------------------------------- 703 565 703 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 451 017 78 073 250 204 – 1 122 345 395

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 122 345 – – – 1 122 345 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 7 616 7 437 179 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 86 581 (2) 4 352 14 426 – – 89

General revenue from own sources 4 -------------------- 778 218 3 545 501 1 232 717 368 228 623 095 – 209 233 32 161

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 828 753 2 242 712 586 041 194 188 260 788 – 123 158 7 907

Property 343 --------------------------------------- 809 26 456 317 353 121 979 64 309 – 123 158 7 907

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 193 434 982 572 210 862 57 923 152 939 – – –

Motor fuel 182 ------------------------------------- 739 182 739 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 106 --------------------------- 352 106 314 38 – 38 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 523 --------------- 095 523 089 6 – 6 – – –

Other taxes 479 ------------------------------------ 324 421 542 57 782 14 286 43 496 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 832 160 470 600 361 560 131 915 170 315 – 44 289 15 041

Education 301 -------------------------------------- 431 257 142 44 289 – – – 44 289 –

Hospitals 288 -------------------------------------- 610 170 453 118 157 111 086 – – – 7 071

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 117 305 832 189 285 116 42 125 191 992 – 41 786 9 213

Interest earnings 765 ------------------------------- 346 571 224 194 122 20 811 155 393 – 16 331 1 587

Utility revenue 208 --------------------------------------- 090 – 208 090 33 248 174 300 – – 542

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 839 029 839 029 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 738 ------------------------------ 933 738 933 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 6 --------------------------- 589 273 5 183 563 3 046 200 506 409 1 118 561 – 1 393 607 39 348

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 1 619 075 21 415 31 234 1 750 – – 156

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 21 415 21 265 – – – 150

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 619 075 (2) 9 969 1 750 – – 6

Current operation 4 --------------------------------- 955 975 2 597 717 2 358 258 402 307 725 110 – 1 230 841 –

Capital outlay 758 ------------------------------------- 147 349 303 408 844 54 335 204 342 – 143 313 6 854

Construction 580 ----------------------------------- 321 267 072 313 249 25 026 149 066 – 133 467 5 690

Equipment, land, and existing structures 177 ---------- 826 82 231 95 595 29 309 55 276 – 9 846 1 164

Assistance and subsidies 135 -------------------------- 659 135 659 – – – – – – Interest on debt 329 ----------------------------------- 908 103 474 226 434 18 533 187 359 – 19 453 1 089 Insurance benefits and repayments 378 ----------------- 335 378 335 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 216 016 908 125 1 307 891 175 431 330 343 – 788 857 13 260

Direct expenditure by function, total 6 -------------------- 589 273 3 564 488 3 024 785 475 175 1 116 811 – 1 393 607 39 192 General expenditure 5 ------------------------------- 988 391 3 186 153 2 802 238 445 033 924 841 – 1 393 607 38 757 Current expenditure 5 ----------------------------- 256 842 2 836 850 2 419 992 391 726 746 043 – 1 250 294 31 929 Capital outlay 731 ---------------------------------- 549 349 303 382 246 53 307 178 798 – 143 313 6 828 Education services: Education 2 ----------------------------------- 137 422 763 268 1 374 154 – – – 1 374 154 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 308 195 – 1 308 195 – – – 1 308 195 – Capital outlay 138 -------------------------- 337 – 138 337 – – – 138 337 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 751 025 685 066 65 959 – – – 65 959 – Capital outlay 63 -------------------------- 485 58 509 4 976 – – – 4 976 – Other education3 -------------------------- 78 202 78 202 – – – – – – Libraries 20 ------------------------------------ 740 2 510 18 230 1 560 16 670 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 740 ------------------------------- 048 710 830 29 218 20 176 9 042 – – – Hospitals 362 ------------------------------------ 804 233 171 129 633 121 049 – – – 8 584 Health 195 -------------------------------------- 985 179 979 16 006 5 705 10 301 – – – Employment security administration 45 ------------ 679 45 679 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 097 1 097 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 730 320 580 474 149 846 57 277 92 569 – – – Capital outlay 290 ----------------------------- 380 232 514 57 866 12 762 45 104 – – – Air transportation 33 ---------------------------- 224 – 33 224 1 140 32 084 – – – Parking facilities 3 ----------------------------- 229 – 3 229 – 3 229 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 213 ----------------------------- 040 47 984 165 056 42 755 122 301 – – – Fire protection 77 ------------------------------- 648 – 77 648 19 799 57 849 – – –

Correction 165 ----------------------------------- 679 127 490 38 189 18 325 19 864 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 42 ----------- 570 34 922 7 648 581 7 067 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 102 ---------------------------- 772 77 786 24 986 2 335 – – – 22 651

Parks and recreation 111 ------------------------- 126 27 972 83 154 8 874 74 280 – – –

Housing and community development 40 ---------- 624 3 169 37 455 5 625 25 637 – – 6 193

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 101 243 7 936 93 307 2 254 90 805 – – 248

Capital outlay 53 ----------------------------- 322 636 52 686 923 51 763 – – –

Solid waste management 55 --------------------- 709 – 55 709 10 599 45 110 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 135 ----------------------- 417 67 526 67 891 30 755 37 136 – – –

Judicial and legal 84 ---------------------------- 153 74 766 9 387 2 226 7 161 – – –

General public buildings 52 ---------------------- 371 24 497 27 874 15 657 12 217 – – –

Other government administration 74 -------------- 540 19 147 55 393 32 106 23 287 – – –

Interest on general debt 282 ------------------------- 474 103 474 179 000 10 411 148 059 – 19 453 1 077

General expenditure, n.e.c. 178 ---------------------- 477 52 476 126 001 35 824 90 173 – – 4 Utility expenditure 222 --------------------------------- 547 – 222 547 30 142 191 970 – – 435 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 378 335 378 335 – – – – – – Employee retirement 286 ---------------------------- 024 286 024 – – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 77
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NEW YORK

Revenue, total 126 ------------------------------ 582 956 74 933 626 79 836 148 11 958 757 49 813 005 3 319 921 13 528 409 2 329 029

General revenue 103 ------------------------------- 212 319 60 415 068 70 984 069 11 793 932 41 316 232 3 185 134 13 528 409 2 273 335

Intergovernmental revenue, total 19 ----------------------- 161 197 22 142 003 25 206 012 3 759 038 16 328 722 594 090 5 549 194 87 941

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 19 161 197 17 347 330 1 813 867 157 315 1 498 715 76 472 11 159 70 206

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 643 062 1 607 355 35 707 17 459 7 089 – 11 159 –

Public welfare 12 ---------------------------------- 846 240 12 789 907 56 333 116 26 294 29 923 – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 23 392 145 3 448 550 14 286 934 172 107 5 472 261 12 293

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 10 687 507 452 627 4 762 594 25 5 472 261 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 8 166 484 2 154 643 6 011 383 458 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 4 794 673 (2) 153 173 543 073 345 511 65 774 5 442

General revenue from own sources 84 -------------------- 051 122 38 273 065 45 778 057 8 034 894 24 987 510 2 591 044 7 979 215 2 185 394

Taxes 63 -------------------------------------------- 993 572 30 113 133 33 880 439 5 574 372 18 857 583 1 862 311 7 342 558 243 615

Property 21 --------------------------------------- 335 082 – 21 335 082 2 833 181 9 328 764 1 712 465 7 217 057 243 615

General sales 11 ---------------------------------- 057 975 6 005 503 5 052 472 2 653 891 2 398 581 – – –

Motor fuel 495 ------------------------------------- 216 495 208 8 – 8 – – –

Motor vehicle license 659 --------------------------- 689 561 678 98 011 16 859 81 152 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 22 --------------- 660 447 17 432 170 5 228 277 – 5 228 277 – – –

Other taxes 7 ------------------------------------ 785 163 5 618 574 2 166 589 70 441 1 820 801 149 846 125 501 –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 11 300 422 2 886 768 8 413 654 1 813 721 4 212 551 363 400 216 345 1 807 637

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 682 684 1 025 515 657 169 262 249 178 575 – 216 345 –

Hospitals 2 -------------------------------------- 729 212 989 541 1 739 671 499 279 1 209 363 31 029 – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 8 757 128 5 273 164 3 483 964 646 801 1 917 376 365 333 420 312 134 142

Interest earnings 4 ------------------------------- 407 565 2 678 527 1 729 038 421 232 814 674 194 783 171 914 126 435

Utility revenue 4 --------------------------------------- 654 517 1 914 510 2 740 007 164 825 2 384 702 134 786 – 55 694

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 18 716 120 12 604 048 6 112 072 – 6 112 071 1 – –

Employee retirement 14 ------------------------------ 155 113 8 043 041 6 112 072 – 6 112 071 1 – –

Expenditure, total 124 --------------------------- 386 502 73 153 357 79 406 108 12 848 282 47 647 218 3 537 491 13 689 635 2 491 573

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 440 ---------------------------- 500 24 711 442 3 902 021 1 655 863 2 960 387 2 749 – 91 113

To Federal Government 440 ------------------------- 500 440 500 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 3 902 021 994 819 2 907 152 – – 50

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 24 270 942 (2) 661 044 53 235 2 749 – 91 063

Current operation 85 --------------------------------- 609 643 30 974 869 54 634 774 8 208 756 31 112 884 2 713 978 12 599 156 –

Capital outlay 13 ------------------------------------- 425 046 4 840 656 8 584 390 1 107 016 5 361 404 537 874 876 575 701 521

Construction 10 ----------------------------------- 792 441 3 761 733 7 030 708 958 272 4 342 499 420 799 692 142 616 996

Equipment, land, and existing structures 2 ---------- 632 605 1 078 923 1 553 682 148 744 1 018 905 117 075 184 433 84 525

Assistance and subsidies 4 -------------------------- 272 928 774 309 3 498 619 1 222 102 2 274 670 1 847 – – Interest on debt 7 ----------------------------------- 633 779 3 761 704 3 872 075 654 545 2 457 263 281 025 213 904 265 338 Insurance benefits and repayments 11 ----------------- 571 005 8 090 377 3 480 628 – 3 480 610 18 – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 40 --------- 811 411 9 744 357 31 067 054 3 673 292 17 418 074 1 106 871 8 387 699 481 118

Direct expenditure by function, total 123 -------------------- 946 002 48 441 915 75 504 087 11 192 419 44 686 831 3 534 742 13 689 635 2 400 460 General expenditure 102 ------------------------------- 234 685 36 157 669 66 077 016 10 942 841 36 100 088 3 290 975 13 689 635 2 053 477 Current expenditure 91 ----------------------------- 528 104 32 721 488 58 806 616 9 904 386 31 813 850 2 823 014 12 813 060 1 452 306 Capital outlay 10 ---------------------------------- 706 581 3 436 181 7 270 400 1 038 455 4 286 238 467 961 876 575 601 171 Education services: Education 28 ----------------------------------- 442 685 5 078 736 23 363 949 1 102 306 8 785 912 – 13 475 731 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 22 184 706 – 22 184 706 342 935 8 390 222 – 13 451 549 – Capital outlay 1 -------------------------- 635 392 – 1 635 392 261 759 569 – 875 562 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 5 080 801 3 901 558 1 179 243 759 371 395 690 – 24 182 – Capital outlay 573 -------------------------- 381 513 980 59 401 57 392 996 – 1 013 – Other education3 -------------------------- 1 177 178 1 177 178 – – – – – – Libraries 377 ------------------------------------ 916 23 255 354 661 39 195 283 172 32 294 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 20 ------------------------------- 855 755 12 789 795 8 065 960 2 665 430 5 367 568 32 962 – – Hospitals 7 ------------------------------------ 444 724 3 377 503 4 067 221 817 880 3 214 433 34 908 – – Health 2 -------------------------------------- 522 013 1 311 122 1 210 891 694 096 490 396 26 399 – – Employment security administration 363 ------------ 645 363 645 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 7 --------------------------- 871 7 871 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 5 102 338 2 395 384 2 706 954 601 789 1 120 528 707 253 – 277 384 Capital outlay 2 ----------------------------- 796 364 1 849 775 946 589 208 126 519 768 141 598 – 77 097 Air transportation 887 ---------------------------- 305 32 005 855 300 87 315 7 706 8 681 – 751 598 Parking facilities 56 ----------------------------- 793 – 56 793 1 067 50 419 5 307 – – Water transport and terminals 164 ----------------- 986 22 835 142 151 – 15 864 651 – 125 636 Transit subsidies 107 ----------------------------- 561 – 107 561 2 162 105 399 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------- 714 111 274 563 3 439 548 867 286 2 376 768 195 494 – – Fire protection 1 ------------------------------- 398 870 – 1 398 870 23 110 1 050 984 82 147 – 242 629

Correction 3 ----------------------------------- 464 465 1 735 889 1 728 576 712 667 1 015 340 569 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 511 ----------- 810 329 325 182 485 2 651 145 651 34 183 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 356 ---------------------------- 136 290 381 65 755 40 248 8 460 14 599 – 2 448

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------- 216 354 265 927 950 427 160 168 552 211 238 048 – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------- 957 697 167 088 2 790 609 26 065 2 739 117 25 427 – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 1 736 495 17 156 1 719 339 426 602 1 138 357 154 380 – –

Capital outlay 1 ----------------------------- 052 718 148 1 052 570 195 276 803 148 54 146 – –

Solid waste management 1 --------------------- 869 913 89 207 1 780 706 245 970 938 887 557 780 – 38 069

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------- 420 945 847 146 573 799 139 856 330 727 103 216 – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------- 821 371 1 070 766 750 605 202 979 484 037 63 589 – –

General public buildings 625 ---------------------- 717 136 393 489 324 152 624 253 547 83 153 – –

Other government administration 742 -------------- 616 270 470 472 146 161 810 228 184 82 152 – –

Interest on general debt 6 ------------------------- 513 703 3 246 942 3 266 761 631 659 1 909 457 257 305 213 904 254 436

General expenditure, n.e.c. 7 ---------------------- 550 890 2 014 265 5 536 625 1 137 906 3 486 964 550 478 – 361 277 Utility expenditure 10 --------------------------------- 140 312 4 193 869 5 946 443 249 578 5 106 133 243 749 – 346 983 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 11 571 005 8 090 377 3 480 628 – 3 480 610 18 – – Employee retirement 6 ---------------------------- 820 632 3 340 004 3 480 628 – 3 480 610 18 – –

See footnotes at end of table.

78 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NORTH CAROLINA

Revenue, total 26 ------------------------------ 765 057 17 663 941 14 289 397 9 201 416 3 730 038 – – 1 704 800

General revenue 21 ------------------------------- 650 097 14 980 885 11 857 493 9 010 928 2 343 683 – – 849 739

Intergovernmental revenue, total 4 ----------------------- 111 927 4 017 596 5 282 612 4 673 592 741 536 – – 214 341

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 4 111 927 3 695 376 416 551 122 944 101 427 – – 192 180

Education 743 -------------------------------------- 388 701 072 42 316 42 316 – – – –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 971 968 1 970 554 1 414 1 414 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 4 866 061 4 508 384 344 361 – – 13 316

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 3 692 203 3 692 203 – – – –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 272 276 272 276 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 322 220 (2) 42 264 295 748 – – 8 845

General revenue from own sources 17 -------------------- 538 170 10 963 289 6 574 881 4 337 336 1 602 147 – – 635 398

Taxes 12 -------------------------------------------- 397 236 9 009 742 3 387 494 2 563 529 823 607 – – 358

Property 2 --------------------------------------- 556 370 112 183 2 444 187 1 700 301 743 528 – – 358

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 971 303 2 171 041 800 262 800 262 – – – –

Motor fuel 861 ------------------------------------- 487 861 487 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 291 --------------------------- 467 279 959 11 508 – 11 508 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 4 --------------- 226 883 4 226 883 – – – – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 489 726 1 358 189 131 537 62 966 68 571 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 3 538 790 1 194 139 2 344 651 1 324 361 532 214 – – 488 076

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 074 241 804 414 269 827 269 827 – – – –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 355 819 211 786 1 144 033 751 830 22 193 – – 370 010

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 602 144 759 408 842 736 449 446 246 326 – – 146 964

Interest earnings 853 ------------------------------- 628 333 942 519 686 250 268 135 784 – – 133 634

Utility revenue 2 --------------------------------------- 153 292 – 2 153 292 44 774 1 253 457 – – 855 061

Liquor store revenue 263 --------------------------------- 049 – 263 049 145 714 117 335 – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 698 619 2 683 056 15 563 – 15 563 – – –

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 272 504 2 256 941 15 563 – 15 563 – – –

Expenditure, total 25 --------------------------- 374 105 16 045 514 15 056 705 9 849 994 3 851 673 – – 1 676 759

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 5 523 219 204 895 491 787 15 553 – – 19 276

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 204 895 189 011 4 622 – – 11 262

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 5 523 219 (2) 302 776 10 931 – – 8 014

Current operation 17 --------------------------------- 989 260 7 241 610 10 747 650 7 855 420 2 892 230 – – –

Capital outlay 3 ------------------------------------- 160 654 1 123 760 2 036 894 1 107 756 784 871 – – 144 267

Construction 2 ----------------------------------- 254 227 924 074 1 330 153 651 990 558 717 – – 119 446

Equipment, land, and existing structures 906 ---------- 427 199 686 706 741 455 766 226 154 – – 24 821

Assistance and subsidies 617 -------------------------- 259 509 146 108 113 108 113 – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 173 109 273 409 899 700 286 918 151 861 – – 460 921 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 381 528 1 374 370 7 158 – 7 158 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 8 --------- 686 834 2 707 150 5 979 684 4 599 800 1 073 505 – – 306 379

Direct expenditure by function, total 25 -------------------- 374 105 10 522 295 14 851 810 9 358 207 3 836 120 – – 1 657 483 General expenditure 21 ------------------------------- 266 617 9 147 925 12 118 692 9 143 773 2 308 315 – – 666 604 Current expenditure 18 ----------------------------- 538 200 8 024 165 10 514 035 8 083 308 1 868 118 – – 562 609 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 728 417 1 123 760 1 604 657 1 060 465 440 197 – – 103 995 Education services: Education 8 ----------------------------------- 212 867 2 283 928 5 928 939 5 928 939 – – – – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 5 397 528 33 234 5 364 294 5 364 294 – – – – Capital outlay 782 -------------------------- 732 8 538 774 194 774 194 – – – – Higher education1 ------------------------- 2 555 980 1 991 335 564 645 564 645 – – – – Capital outlay 217 -------------------------- 227 187 359 29 868 29 868 – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 259 359 259 359 – – – – – – Libraries 85 ------------------------------------ 071 4 663 80 408 64 505 15 903 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 991 150 2 580 403 410 747 409 030 1 717 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 755 164 638 842 1 116 322 702 717 22 193 – – 391 412 Health 823 -------------------------------------- 251 199 661 623 590 617 604 5 980 – – 6 Employment security administration 66 ------------ 693 66 693 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 2 --------------------------- 663 2 663 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 583 224 1 310 008 273 216 112 273 104 – – – Capital outlay 810 ----------------------------- 914 701 958 108 956 7 108 949 – – – Air transportation 118 ---------------------------- 076 1 155 116 921 22 340 58 045 – – 36 536 Parking facilities 14 ----------------------------- 496 – 14 496 – 14 496 – – – Water transport and terminals 21 ----------------- 924 21 924 – – – – – – Transit subsidies 92 ----------------------------- – 92 23 69 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 701 ----------------------------- 642 148 706 552 936 181 253 371 683 – – – Fire protection 259 ------------------------------- 535 – 259 535 57 858 201 677 – – –

Correction 648 ----------------------------------- 727 540 383 108 344 108 344 – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 86 ----------- 635 48 108 38 527 18 492 20 035 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 305 ---------------------------- 914 274 508 31 406 21 477 8 986 – – 943

Parks and recreation 360 ------------------------- 839 42 894 317 945 47 495 270 450 – – –

Housing and community development 291 ---------- 566 32 347 259 219 22 009 76 927 – – 160 283

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 268 507 188 268 319 21 657 223 782 – – 22 880

Capital outlay 41 ----------------------------- 616 5 41 611 6 964 32 306 – – 2 341

Solid waste management 283 --------------------- 463 19 486 263 977 93 558 170 325 – – 94

Government administration:

Financial administration 289 ----------------------- 967 138 008 151 959 90 880 61 079 – – –

Judicial and legal 258 ---------------------------- 953 232 648 26 305 19 604 6 701 – – –

General public buildings 138 ---------------------- 781 35 687 103 094 70 182 32 912 – – –

Other government administration 249 -------------- 352 41 979 207 373 85 769 121 604 – – –

Interest on general debt 711 ------------------------- 421 273 409 438 012 277 408 112 248 – – 48 356

General expenditure, n.e.c. 736 ---------------------- 644 209 634 527 010 282 517 238 399 – – 6 094 Utility expenditure 2 --------------------------------- 498 645 – 2 498 645 89 368 1 418 398 – – 990 879 Liquor store expenditure 227 --------------------------- 315 – 227 315 125 066 102 249 – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 381 528 1 374 370 7 158 – 7 158 – – – Employee retirement 847 ---------------------------- 382 840 224 7 158 – 7 158 – – –

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 79
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

NORTH DAKOTA

Revenue, total 2 ------------------------------ 732 356 2 033 871 1 114 190 210 309 308 396 17 553 533 837 61 024

General revenue 2 ------------------------------- 412 617 1 772 006 1 056 316 210 309 250 522 17 553 533 837 61 024

Intergovernmental revenue, total 603 ----------------------- 951 580 195 439 461 76 722 51 410 5 023 301 202 22 033

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 603 951 557 510 46 441 3 574 15 176 108 11 075 16 508

Education 116 -------------------------------------- 539 105 464 11 075 – – – 11 075 –

Public welfare 216 ---------------------------------- 794 216 794 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 393 020 66 713 33 865 4 915 282 550 4 977

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 282 557 6 1 – 282 550 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 14 872 14 818 54 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 22 685 (2) 6 435 2 369 – 7 577 548

General revenue from own sources 1 -------------------- 808 666 1 191 811 616 855 133 587 199 112 12 530 232 635 38 991

Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 080 252 716 870 363 382 88 386 72 236 8 697 178 173 15 890

Property 338 --------------------------------------- 068 1 908 336 160 86 644 47 706 8 697 177 673 15 440

General sales 272 ---------------------------------- 648 256 583 16 065 – 16 065 – – –

Motor fuel 75 ------------------------------------- 245 75 245 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 25 --------------------------- 226 25 226 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 158 --------------- 128 158 107 21 – 21 – – –

Other taxes 210 ------------------------------------ 937 199 801 11 136 1 742 8 444 – 500 450

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 434 456 329 536 104 920 7 076 48 893 3 31 097 17 851

Education 205 -------------------------------------- 936 174 839 31 097 – – – 31 097 –

Hospitals 15 -------------------------------------- 049 15 049 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 293 958 145 405 148 553 38 125 77 983 3 830 23 365 5 250

Interest earnings 169 ------------------------------- 906 99 458 70 448 31 133 26 534 1 369 9 816 1 596

Utility revenue 47 --------------------------------------- 956 – 47 956 – 47 956 – – –

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 271 783 261 865 9 918 – 9 918 – – –

Employee retirement 148 ------------------------------ 807 138 889 9 918 – 9 918 – – –

Expenditure, total 2 --------------------------- 699 601 2 000 615 1 113 099 206 894 298 787 17 287 535 784 57 472

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 402 727 11 386 9 920 793 968 2 243 587

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 11 386 8 894 60 – 2 243 189

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 402 727 (2) 1 026 733 968 – 398

Current operation 1 --------------------------------- 938 901 1 112 798 826 103 147 207 169 975 15 153 493 768 –

Capital outlay 369 ------------------------------------- 972 203 827 166 145 25 753 88 756 1 164 34 904 15 568

Construction 290 ----------------------------------- 368 170 739 119 629 19 288 80 232 1 029 8 924 10 156

Equipment, land, and existing structures 79 ---------- 604 33 088 46 516 6 465 8 524 135 25 980 5 412

Assistance and subsidies 40 -------------------------- 060 39 844 216 216 – – – – Interest on debt 141 ----------------------------------- 049 74 478 66 571 23 798 35 431 2 4 869 2 471 Insurance benefits and repayments 170 ----------------- 773 166 941 3 832 – 3 832 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 902 --------- 377 434 720 467 657 66 633 75 806 170 310 600 14 448

Direct expenditure by function, total 2 -------------------- 699 601 1 597 888 1 101 713 196 974 297 994 16 319 533 541 56 885 General expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 479 064 1 430 947 1 048 117 196 974 244 398 16 319 533 541 56 885 Current expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 114 245 1 227 120 887 125 171 221 160 795 15 155 498 637 41 317 Capital outlay 364 ---------------------------------- 819 203 827 160 992 25 753 83 603 1 164 34 904 15 568 Education services: Education 942 ----------------------------------- 940 413 522 529 418 746 – – 528 672 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 529 418 – 529 418 746 – – 528 672 – Capital outlay 34 -------------------------- 971 – 34 971 67 – – 34 904 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 370 252 370 252 – – – – – – Capital outlay 41 -------------------------- 842 41 842 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 43 270 43 270 – – – – – – Libraries 6 ------------------------------------ 643 1 205 5 438 1 026 4 412 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 364 ------------------------------- 845 337 301 27 544 26 996 548 – – – Hospitals 55 ------------------------------------ 750 55 509 241 241 – – – – Health 29 -------------------------------------- 512 22 209 7 303 3 428 3 562 – – 313 Employment security administration 7 ------------ 029 7 029 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 353 --------------------------- 353 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 279 041 186 005 93 036 56 154 24 331 12 551 – – Capital outlay 153 ----------------------------- 025 129 807 23 218 14 813 7 241 1 164 – – Air transportation 16 ---------------------------- 101 23 16 078 217 11 416 1 – 4 444 Parking facilities 959 ----------------------------- – 959 – 959 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- 304 – 1 304 21 1 283 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 42 ----------------------------- 394 8 018 34 376 11 427 22 949 – – – Fire protection 15 ------------------------------- 446 – 15 446 193 11 407 159 – 3 687

Correction 26 ----------------------------------- 903 16 081 10 822 10 476 346 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 15 ----------- 295 14 081 1 214 435 779 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 83 ---------------------------- 694 67 487 16 207 11 249 – – – 4 958

Parks and recreation 64 ------------------------- 711 9 429 55 282 934 28 883 – – 25 465

Housing and community development 36 ---------- 862 19 058 17 804 226 2 031 – – 15 547

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 26 682 – 26 682 84 26 598 – – –

Capital outlay 18 ----------------------------- 585 – 18 585 – 18 585 – – –

Solid waste management 15 --------------------- 985 – 15 985 135 15 850 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 41 ----------------------- 574 21 678 19 896 9 256 9 710 930 – –

Judicial and legal 28 ---------------------------- 886 16 542 12 344 10 829 1 515 – – –

General public buildings 11 ---------------------- 312 2 575 8 737 4 464 4 273 – – –

Other government administration 15 -------------- 079 7 456 7 623 5 412 2 077 134 – –

Interest on general debt 136 ------------------------- 887 74 478 62 409 23 798 31 269 2 4 869 2 471

General expenditure, n.e.c. 212 ---------------------- 877 150 908 61 969 19 227 40 200 2 542 – – Utility expenditure 49 --------------------------------- 764 – 49 764 – 49 764 – – – Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 170 773 166 941 3 832 – 3 832 – – – Employee retirement 50 ---------------------------- 815 46 983 3 832 – 3 832 – – –

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80 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

OHIO

Revenue, total 51 ------------------------------ 221 105 35 589 556 22 820 435 5 609 558 6 403 259 476 571 9 186 635 1 402 901

General revenue 37 ------------------------------- 308 173 22 989 818 21 507 241 5 523 889 5 267 028 476 571 9 186 635 1 311 607

Intergovernmental revenue, total 7 ----------------------- 082 506 6 468 864 7 802 528 2 288 351 981 472 146 669 3 978 427 666 098

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 7 082 506 6 267 841 814 665 77 864 277 867 2 811 2 967 453 156

Education 858 -------------------------------------- 421 855 395 3 026 59 – – 2 967 –

Public welfare 3 ---------------------------------- 950 623 3 946 006 4 617 4 599 18 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 6 987 863 2 096 031 621 930 138 013 3 963 909 167 980

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 3 997 694 33 785 – – 3 963 909 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 951 564 949 576 1 984 4 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 201 023 (2) 114 456 81 675 5 845 11 551 44 962

General revenue from own sources 30 -------------------- 225 667 16 520 954 13 704 713 3 235 538 4 285 556 329 902 5 208 208 645 509

Taxes 21 -------------------------------------------- 336 525 12 114 788 9 221 737 1 716 316 2 675 857 297 956 4 235 515 296 093

Property 6 --------------------------------------- 253 476 11 581 6 241 895 1 122 430 506 878 268 834 4 189 553 154 200

General sales 4 ---------------------------------- 365 216 3 751 523 613 693 471 678 100 22 – 141 893

Motor fuel 1 ------------------------------------- 128 960 1 128 832 128 – 91 37 – –

Motor vehicle license 539 --------------------------- 677 481 465 58 212 45 507 10 860 1 845 – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 7 --------------- 047 532 5 048 737 1 998 795 – 1 971 941 – 26 854 –

Other taxes 2 ------------------------------------ 001 664 1 692 650 309 014 76 701 185 987 27 218 19 108 –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 5 300 392 2 593 567 2 706 825 910 271 987 753 7 048 523 713 278 040

Education 2 -------------------------------------- 209 480 1 684 798 524 682 969 – – 523 713 –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 222 748 698 596 524 152 435 803 24 382 – – 63 967

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 3 588 750 1 812 599 1 776 151 608 951 621 946 24 898 448 980 71 376

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 623 160 680 720 942 440 411 603 331 275 13 131 134 060 52 371

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 225 385 – 1 225 385 85 669 1 048 422 – – 91 294

Liquor store revenue 373 --------------------------------- 930 373 930 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 12 313 617 12 225 808 87 809 – 87 809 – – –

Employee retirement 8 ------------------------------ 325 893 8 238 084 87 809 – 87 809 – – –

Expenditure, total 45 --------------------------- 382 666 30 424 614 23 066 778 5 772 397 6 540 656 444 847 9 266 752 1 279 614

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 2 ---------------------------- 136 7 999 399 111 463 163 590 139 170 26 005 10 754 9 432

To Federal Government 2 ------------------------- 136 2 136 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 111 463 57 503 38 263 835 10 754 4 108

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 7 997 263 (2) 106 087 100 907 25 170 – 5 324

Current operation 29 --------------------------------- 868 262 11 863 466 18 004 796 4 579 915 4 702 390 356 762 8 365 729 –

Capital outlay 4 ------------------------------------- 963 562 2 192 738 2 770 824 469 726 1 249 381 60 461 766 668 224 588

Construction 3 ----------------------------------- 954 481 1 879 686 2 074 795 366 064 981 011 29 606 528 677 169 437

Equipment, land, and existing structures 1 ---------- 009 081 313 052 696 029 103 662 268 370 30 855 237 991 55 151

Assistance and subsidies 1 -------------------------- 703 424 1 492 076 211 348 211 348 – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 793 978 854 526 939 452 347 818 396 559 1 619 123 601 69 855 Insurance benefits and repayments 6 ----------------- 075 565 6 022 409 53 156 – 53 156 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 14 --------- 969 325 4 529 244 10 440 081 1 923 920 2 202 314 138 997 5 731 369 443 481

Direct expenditure by function, total 45 -------------------- 380 530 22 425 215 22 955 315 5 608 807 6 401 486 418 842 9 255 998 1 270 182 General expenditure 37 ------------------------------- 288 033 16 106 719 21 181 314 5 537 473 5 091 673 418 814 9 255 998 877 356 Current expenditure 32 ----------------------------- 700 874 13 914 419 18 786 455 5 074 148 4 145 489 358 353 8 489 330 719 135 Capital outlay 4 ---------------------------------- 587 159 2 192 300 2 394 859 463 325 946 184 60 461 766 668 158 221 Education services: Education 13 ----------------------------------- 039 957 3 855 198 9 184 759 52 291 71 – 9 132 397 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 8 962 815 – 8 962 815 52 291 71 – 8 910 453 – Capital outlay 746 -------------------------- 695 – 746 695 27 1 – 746 667 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 3 555 905 3 333 961 221 944 – – – 221 944 – Capital outlay 557 -------------------------- 885 537 884 20 001 – – – 20 001 – Other education3 -------------------------- 521 237 521 237 – – – – – – Libraries 192 ------------------------------------ 455 7 542 184 913 6 872 3 923 – – 174 118 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 6 ------------------------------- 979 642 5 558 590 1 421 052 1 418 604 2 438 10 – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 778 875 1 142 110 636 765 539 471 31 009 305 – 65 980 Health 1 -------------------------------------- 419 575 396 301 1 023 274 905 056 107 624 5 542 – 5 052 Employment security administration 166 ------------ 990 166 990 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 609 --------------------------- 609 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 2 725 329 1 525 553 1 199 776 428 475 617 893 153 408 – – Capital outlay 1 ----------------------------- 555 830 1 162 964 392 866 100 811 261 266 30 789 – – Air transportation 107 ---------------------------- 376 349 107 027 4 940 94 219 – – 7 868 Parking facilities 25 ----------------------------- 933 – 25 933 7 249 18 684 – – – Water transport and terminals 5 ----------------- 446 – 5 446 25 123 – – 5 298 Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- 100 – 1 100 – 1 100 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------- 331 925 147 729 1 184 196 206 308 926 047 51 841 – – Fire protection 663 ------------------------------- 647 – 663 647 25 568 772 89 095 – 5 755

Correction 899 ----------------------------------- 486 648 887 250 599 227 559 23 023 17 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 175 ----------- 012 122 264 52 748 8 276 44 163 309 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 258 ---------------------------- 709 229 928 28 781 13 335 1 133 – – 14 313

Parks and recreation 500 ------------------------- 851 40 021 460 830 38 881 303 837 6 029 – 112 083

Housing and community development 627 ---------- 134 50 407 576 727 37 787 214 835 18 – 324 087

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 968 521 83 843 884 678 165 929 626 007 3 – 92 739

Capital outlay 408 ----------------------------- 900 80 991 327 909 54 100 241 081 – – 32 728

Solid waste management 299 --------------------- 082 12 564 286 518 55 015 229 897 1 606 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 864 ----------------------- 986 502 275 362 711 145 335 193 741 23 635 – –

Judicial and legal 651 ---------------------------- 486 111 410 540 076 398 311 140 898 867 – –

General public buildings 368 ---------------------- 660 105 705 262 955 140 544 107 279 15 132 – –

Other government administration 294 -------------- 434 58 563 235 871 101 003 115 466 19 402 – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 671 574 854 526 817 048 341 788 284 971 1 619 123 601 65 069

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 269 239 485 355 783 884 294 394 434 520 49 976 – 4 994 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 720 845 – 1 720 845 71 334 1 256 657 28 – 392 826 Liquor store expenditure 296 --------------------------- 087 296 087 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 6 075 565 6 022 409 53 156 – 53 156 – – – Employee retirement 3 ---------------------------- 107 431 3 054 275 53 156 – 53 156 – – –

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 81
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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

OKLAHOMA

Revenue, total 11 ------------------------------ 843 561 8 269 729 5 486 274 731 930 2 309 462 – 2 377 175 130 942

General revenue 9 ------------------------------- 904 992 6 831 935 4 985 499 720 048 1 852 576 – 2 377 175 98 935

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 892 038 1 779 458 2 025 022 193 791 115 540 – 1 708 274 70 652

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 892 038 1 736 419 155 619 5 871 52 000 – 31 255 66 493

Education 327 -------------------------------------- 963 296 708 31 255 – – – 31 255 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 021 855 1 021 779 76 76 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 869 403 172 836 62 621 – 1 632 585 1 361

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 632 791 199 7 – 1 632 585 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 5 890 5 890 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 43 039 (2) 15 084 919 – 44 434 2 798

General revenue from own sources 8 -------------------- 012 954 5 052 477 2 960 477 526 257 1 737 036 – 668 901 28 283

Taxes 5 -------------------------------------------- 240 594 3 765 272 1 475 322 223 301 742 847 – 507 785 1 389

Property 778 --------------------------------------- 760 – 778 760 206 133 68 655 – 502 583 1 389

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 569 549 971 331 598 218 13 442 584 776 – – –

Motor fuel 341 ------------------------------------- 114 340 208 906 – 906 – – –

Motor vehicle license 300 --------------------------- 471 298 009 2 462 219 2 243 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 367 323 1 367 323 – – – – – –

Other taxes 883 ------------------------------------ 377 788 401 94 976 3 507 86 267 – 5 202 –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 846 471 836 810 1 009 661 147 949 768 218 – 71 451 22 043

Education 531 -------------------------------------- 236 459 783 71 453 2 – – 71 451 –

Hospitals 715 -------------------------------------- 235 221 841 493 394 103 435 389 959 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 925 889 450 395 475 494 155 007 225 971 – 89 665 4 851

Interest earnings 653 ------------------------------- 685 330 453 323 232 127 110 161 650 – 30 215 4 257

Utility revenue 677 --------------------------------------- 977 218 455 459 522 192 427 323 – – 32 007

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 260 592 1 219 339 41 253 11 690 29 563 – – –

Employee retirement 895 ------------------------------ 292 854 039 41 253 11 690 29 563 – – –

Expenditure, total 11 --------------------------- 662 502 8 183 213 5 609 402 756 068 2 248 878 – 2 509 358 140 562

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 38 ---------------------------- 662 2 166 336 2 439 41 090 5 759 – – 1 054

To Federal Government 38 ------------------------- 662 38 662 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 439 2 355 57 – – 27

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 127 674 (2) 38 735 5 702 – – 1 027

Current operation 8 --------------------------------- 484 757 3 996 533 4 488 224 506 687 1 692 866 – 2 288 671 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 315 536 641 984 673 552 80 139 354 981 – 194 081 44 351

Construction 952 ----------------------------------- 656 501 291 451 365 58 883 237 701 – 113 603 41 178

Equipment, land, and existing structures 362 ---------- 880 140 693 222 187 21 256 117 280 – 80 478 3 173

Assistance and subsidies 233 -------------------------- 859 233 852 7 7 – – – – Interest on debt 607 ----------------------------------- 701 261 777 345 924 122 755 182 665 – 26 606 13 898 Insurance benefits and repayments 900 ----------------- 728 882 731 17 997 5 390 12 607 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 4 --------- 315 873 1 600 527 2 715 346 256 501 833 898 – 1 601 838 23 109

Direct expenditure by function, total 11 -------------------- 623 840 6 016 877 5 606 963 714 978 2 243 119 – 2 509 358 139 508 General expenditure 10 ------------------------------- 037 881 4 896 646 5 141 235 709 281 1 815 780 – 2 509 358 106 816 Current expenditure 8 ----------------------------- 784 467 4 261 867 4 522 600 629 142 1 502 847 – 2 315 277 75 334 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 253 414 634 779 618 635 80 139 312 933 – 194 081 31 482 Education services: Education 3 ----------------------------------- 729 887 1 244 988 2 484 899 2 147 – – 2 482 752 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 499 470 14 571 2 484 899 2 147 – – 2 482 752 – Capital outlay 194 -------------------------- 138 – 194 138 57 – – 194 081 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 085 060 1 085 060 – – – – – – Capital outlay 74 -------------------------- 473 74 473 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 145 357 145 357 – – – – – – Libraries 31 ------------------------------------ 042 3 958 27 084 18 359 8 725 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 496 224 1 484 484 11 740 11 112 628 – – – Hospitals 877 ------------------------------------ 463 330 407 547 056 151 022 396 034 – – – Health 250 -------------------------------------- 798 191 525 59 273 30 712 28 561 – – – Employment security administration 45 ------------ 358 45 358 – – – – – – Veterans’ services – --------------------------- – – –––– – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 940 919 641 145 299 774 162 283 137 491 – – – Capital outlay 567 ----------------------------- 394 493 014 74 380 13 361 61 019 – – – Air transportation 85 ---------------------------- 745 47 85 698 – 85 698 – – – Parking facilities 6 ----------------------------- 904 – 6 904 1 097 5 807 – – – Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 424 – 1 424 – 29 – – 1 395 Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 292 ----------------------------- 785 43 770 249 015 30 041 218 974 – – – Fire protection 149 ------------------------------- 557 – 149 557 293 148 645 – – 619

Correction 217 ----------------------------------- 430 195 712 21 718 19 666 2 052 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 54 ----------- 947 46 339 8 608 889 7 719 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 107 ---------------------------- 821 97 744 10 077 4 854 – – – 5 223

Parks and recreation 149 ------------------------- 763 44 720 105 043 13 871 91 172 – – –

Housing and community development 116 ---------- 711 7 227 109 484 180 20 738 – – 88 566

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 170 001 – 170 001 117 169 884 – – –

Capital outlay 87 ----------------------------- 788 – 87 788 – 87 788 – – –

Solid waste management 93 --------------------- 338 883 92 455 573 91 707 – – 175

Government administration:

Financial administration 226 ----------------------- 058 148 949 77 109 37 460 39 649 – – –

Judicial and legal 112 ---------------------------- 436 74 546 37 890 20 477 17 413 – – –

General public buildings 57 ---------------------- 490 15 254 42 236 20 503 21 733 – – –

Other government administration 104 -------------- 541 29 199 75 342 20 491 54 851 – – –

Interest on general debt 475 ------------------------- 864 170 574 305 290 122 703 145 155 – 26 606 10 826

General expenditure, n.e.c. 243 ---------------------- 375 79 817 163 558 40 431 123 115 – – 12 Utility expenditure 685 --------------------------------- 231 237 500 447 731 307 414 732 – – 32 692 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 900 728 882 731 17 997 5 390 12 607 – – – Employee retirement 567 ---------------------------- 656 549 659 17 997 5 390 12 607 – – –

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82 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

OREGON

Revenue, total 15 ------------------------------ 357 459 10 034 160 7 046 652 1 391 097 1 669 565 – 3 101 297 1 026 117

General revenue 12 ------------------------------- 022 099 7 306 141 6 439 311 1 390 995 1 259 709 – 3 101 297 828 734

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 415 758 2 062 649 2 076 462 718 745 228 735 – 1 123 289 147 117

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 415 758 2 035 792 379 966 143 504 41 259 – 65 489 129 714

Education 417 -------------------------------------- 993 352 504 65 489 – – – 65 489 –

Public welfare 785 ---------------------------------- 479 785 479 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 696 496 555 879 123 667 – 1 005 743 11 207

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 006 989 1 246 – – 1 005 743 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 24 170 24 170 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 26 857 (2) 19 362 63 809 – 52 057 6 196

General revenue from own sources 9 -------------------- 606 341 5 243 492 4 362 849 672 250 1 030 974 – 1 978 008 681 617

Taxes 6 -------------------------------------------- 237 899 3 322 287 2 915 612 392 255 572 567 – 1 701 970 248 820

Property 2 --------------------------------------- 568 376 136 2 568 240 316 091 393 049 – 1 700 699 158 401

General sales – ---------------------------------- – – –––– –

Motor fuel 280 ------------------------------------- 153 271 561 8 592 8 592 – – – –

Motor vehicle license 249 --------------------------- 898 244 920 4 978 4 978 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 2 --------------- 373 458 2 373 458 – – – – – –

Other taxes 766 ------------------------------------ 014 432 212 333 802 62 594 179 518 – 1 271 90 419

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 1 708 003 725 829 982 174 181 805 266 463 – 174 083 359 823

Education 504 -------------------------------------- 453 330 370 174 083 – – – 174 083 –

Hospitals 376 -------------------------------------- 489 249 035 127 454 6 052 21 374 – – 100 028

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 660 439 1 195 376 465 063 98 190 191 944 – 101 955 72 974

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 210 264 933 430 276 834 51 353 104 314 – 68 630 52 537

Utility revenue 606 --------------------------------------- 710 48 606 662 102 409 177 – – 197 383

Liquor store revenue 168 --------------------------------- 854 168 854 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 559 796 2 559 117 679 – 679 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 977 310 1 976 631 679 – 679 – – –

Expenditure, total 13 --------------------------- 726 382 7 978 532 7 368 939 1 461 080 1 767 947 – 3 234 343 1 037 020

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 1 613 334 7 755 87 230 36 012 – – 15 964

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 7 755 5 989 313 – – 1 453

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 613 334 (2) 81 241 35 699 – – 14 511

Current operation 9 --------------------------------- 070 150 3 725 052 5 345 098 1 155 806 1 247 133 – 2 942 159 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 497 776 547 176 950 600 194 278 332 715 – 247 800 175 807

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 014 824 439 863 574 961 135 179 281 424 – 30 463 127 895

Equipment, land, and existing structures 482 ---------- 952 107 313 375 639 59 099 51 291 – 217 337 47 912

Assistance and subsidies 255 -------------------------- 422 255 422 – – – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 058 100 804 793 253 307 23 766 116 448 – 44 384 68 709 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 068 394 1 032 755 35 639 – 35 639 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 4 --------- 519 546 1 558 880 2 960 666 466 142 525 327 – 1 673 756 295 441

Direct expenditure by function, total 13 -------------------- 726 382 6 365 198 7 361 184 1 373 850 1 731 935 – 3 234 343 1 021 056 General expenditure 11 ------------------------------- 767 999 5 228 562 6 539 437 1 372 864 1 252 879 – 3 234 343 679 351 Current expenditure 10 ----------------------------- 410 602 4 682 001 5 728 601 1 179 264 998 956 – 2 986 543 563 838 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 357 397 546 561 810 836 193 600 253 923 – 247 800 115 513 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 142 351 952 392 3 189 959 – – – 3 189 959 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 848 860 – 2 848 860 – – – 2 848 860 – Capital outlay 230 -------------------------- 464 – 230 464 – – – 230 464 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 174 281 833 182 341 099 – – – 341 099 – Capital outlay 134 -------------------------- 789 117 453 17 336 – – – 17 336 – Other education3 -------------------------- 119 210 119 210 – – – – – – Libraries 59 ------------------------------------ 604 2 794 56 810 31 458 25 352 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 354 888 1 326 612 28 276 28 276 – – – – Hospitals 515 ------------------------------------ 246 382 678 132 568 6 782 22 465 – – 103 321 Health 383 -------------------------------------- 691 126 047 257 644 247 689 7 424 – – 2 531 Employment security administration 43 ------------ 918 43 918 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 31 --------------------------- 353 31 353 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 789 507 383 248 406 259 245 835 156 791 – – 3 633 Capital outlay 435 ----------------------------- 751 310 182 125 569 80 953 42 598 – – 2 018 Air transportation 100 ---------------------------- 865 – 100 865 2 005 14 821 – – 84 039 Parking facilities 7 ----------------------------- 631 – 7 631 104 7 527 – – – Water transport and terminals 74 ----------------- 988 – 74 988 – – – – 74 988 Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- 878 252 1 626 1 536 90 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 358 ----------------------------- 850 71 087 287 763 82 329 205 434 – – – Fire protection 212 ------------------------------- 692 – 212 692 2 120 455 – – 92 235

Correction 302 ----------------------------------- 925 175 066 127 859 127 516 343 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 106 ----------- 487 77 238 29 249 6 462 22 787 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 244 ---------------------------- 514 214 393 30 121 7 994 – – – 22 127

Parks and recreation 198 ------------------------- 084 20 440 177 644 30 584 83 079 – – 63 981

Housing and community development 207 ---------- 017 57 916 149 101 14 300 40 191 – – 94 610

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 315 329 254 315 075 92 885 212 982 – – 9 208

Capital outlay 163 ----------------------------- 899 127 163 772 59 417 100 276 – – 4 079

Solid waste management 107 --------------------- 029 6 662 100 367 24 397 12 471 – – 63 499

Government administration:

Financial administration 329 ----------------------- 383 224 712 104 671 61 725 42 946 – – –

Judicial and legal 189 ---------------------------- 489 131 868 57 621 42 524 15 097 – – –

General public buildings 92 ---------------------- 354 27 801 64 553 36 881 27 672 – – –

Other government administration 155 -------------- 388 23 880 131 508 72 555 58 953 – – –

Interest on general debt 996 ------------------------- 302 804 793 191 509 23 766 70 231 – 44 384 53 128

General expenditure, n.e.c. 446 ---------------------- 236 143 158 303 078 185 259 105 768 – – 12 051 Utility expenditure 786 --------------------------------- 108 – 786 108 986 443 417 – – 341 705 Liquor store expenditure 103 --------------------------- 881 103 881 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 068 394 1 032 755 35 639 – 35 639 – – – Employee retirement 530 ---------------------------- 533 494 894 35 639 – 35 639 – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 83
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Table 29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

PENNSYLVANIA

Revenue, total 54 ------------------------------ 142 959 36 396 608 25 957 902 3 607 481 5 624 414 1 409 694 11 357 817 4 501 099

General revenue 45 ------------------------------- 640 774 29 859 039 23 993 286 3 409 819 4 648 754 1 372 796 11 357 817 3 746 703

Intergovernmental revenue, total 8 ----------------------- 798 896 8 016 454 8 993 993 1 542 417 1 184 375 201 706 5 104 429 1 503 669

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 8 798 896 7 724 509 1 074 387 54 656 221 110 10 734 59 763 728 124

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 184 670 1 121 958 62 712 2 792 157 – 59 763 –

Public welfare 4 ---------------------------------- 942 804 4 941 337 1 467 1 467 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 7 919 606 1 480 339 819 052 174 889 4 971 552 473 774

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 4 974 682 665 2 465 – 4 971 552 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 763 543 643 531 120 012 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 291 945 (2) 7 422 144 213 16 083 73 114 301 771

General revenue from own sources 36 -------------------- 841 878 21 842 585 14 999 293 1 867 402 3 464 379 1 171 090 6 253 388 2 243 034

Taxes 26 -------------------------------------------- 268 472 16 269 988 9 998 484 1 190 352 2 412 708 777 263 5 617 866 295

Property 7 --------------------------------------- 300 522 210 818 7 089 704 1 160 390 837 299 341 707 4 750 013 295

General sales 4 ---------------------------------- 538 035 4 499 734 38 301 – 38 301 – – –

Motor fuel 694 ------------------------------------- 408 694 408 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 447 --------------------------- 193 447 173 20 – 20 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 8 --------------- 156 604 6 312 913 1 843 691 – 1 060 818 283 651 499 222 –

Other taxes 5 ------------------------------------ 131 710 4 104 942 1 026 768 29 962 476 270 151 905 368 631 –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 5 390 951 2 806 423 2 584 528 446 906 733 018 270 266 386 011 748 327

Education 2 -------------------------------------- 001 582 1 609 741 391 841 – – – 386 011 5 830

Hospitals 797 -------------------------------------- 804 785 170 12 634 12 634 – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 5 182 455 2 766 174 2 416 281 230 144 318 653 123 561 249 511 1 494 412

Interest earnings 2 ------------------------------- 709 608 725 127 1 984 481 134 481 190 843 48 560 172 629 1 437 968

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 575 933 – 1 575 933 – 807 071 15 477 – 753 385

Liquor store revenue 667 --------------------------------- 257 667 257 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 6 258 995 5 870 312 388 683 197 662 168 589 21 421 – 1 011

Employee retirement 4 ------------------------------ 209 096 3 820 413 388 683 197 662 168 589 21 421 – 1 011

Expenditure, total 52 --------------------------- 921 715 34 821 691 26 741 393 3 730 240 5 860 820 1 391 270 11 676 619 4 524 327

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 93 ---------------------------- 641 8 616 122 118 888 123 086 146 180 44 909 106 679 139 917

To Federal Government 93 ------------------------- 641 93 641 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 118 888 7 312 3 039 2 106 679 1 856

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 8 522 481 (2) 115 774 143 141 44 907 – 138 061

Current operation 35 --------------------------------- 645 727 17 065 820 18 579 907 2 856 148 4 371 285 1 104 319 10 248 155 –

Capital outlay 5 ------------------------------------- 537 175 2 379 438 3 157 737 493 548 621 999 205 041 989 964 847 185

Construction 4 ----------------------------------- 102 535 1 460 351 2 642 184 446 250 538 623 140 624 853 679 663 008

Equipment, land, and existing structures 1 ---------- 434 640 919 087 515 553 47 298 83 376 64 417 136 285 184 177

Assistance and subsidies 1 -------------------------- 567 493 1 567 486 7 7 – – – – Interest on debt 3 ----------------------------------- 604 151 1 074 788 2 529 363 167 306 353 791 31 622 331 821 1 644 823 Insurance benefits and repayments 4 ----------------- 581 435 4 118 037 463 398 90 145 367 565 5 379 – 309 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 15 --------- 188 251 4 576 908 10 611 343 1 091 680 1 930 660 465 913 6 224 300 898 790

Direct expenditure by function, total 52 -------------------- 828 074 26 205 569 26 622 505 3 607 154 5 714 640 1 346 361 11 569 940 4 384 410 General expenditure 45 ------------------------------- 129 235 21 449 091 23 680 144 3 517 009 4 512 703 1 327 867 11 569 940 2 752 625 Current expenditure 40 ----------------------------- 135 933 19 075 847 21 060 086 3 023 461 3 972 116 1 123 425 10 579 976 2 361 108 Capital outlay 4 ---------------------------------- 993 302 2 373 244 2 620 058 493 548 540 587 204 442 989 964 391 517 Education services: Education 15 ----------------------------------- 905 257 4 658 956 11 246 301 2 802 200 – 11 238 119 5 180 Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 10 939 320 69 728 10 869 592 2 802 – – 10 861 610 5 180 Capital outlay 1 -------------------------- 036 858 68 561 968 297 10 – – 964 457 3 830 Higher education1 ------------------------- 3 992 643 3 615 934 376 709 – 200 – 376 509 – Capital outlay 932 -------------------------- 502 906 995 25 507 – – – 25 507 – Other education3 -------------------------- 973 294 973 294 – – – – – – Libraries 109 ------------------------------------ 832 8 890 100 942 27 515 55 393 17 294 – 740 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 9 ------------------------------- 235 095 8 207 516 1 027 579 814 772 212 690 117 – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 524 680 1 401 935 122 745 77 205 45 516 21 – 3 Health 1 -------------------------------------- 115 045 310 031 805 014 502 192 296 375 2 735 – 3 712 Employment security administration 156 ------------ 024 156 024 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 893 1 893 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 2 668 277 1 880 285 787 992 71 360 340 276 353 656 – 22 700 Capital outlay 1 ----------------------------- 236 165 969 147 267 018 36 036 122 199 107 890 – 893 Air transportation 479 ---------------------------- 898 12 765 467 133 307 506 124 504 96 – 35 027 Parking facilities 99 ----------------------------- 861 – 99 861 2 130 2 498 493 – 94 740 Water transport and terminals 5 ----------------- 667 5 663 4 – 4 – – – Transit subsidies 110 ----------------------------- – 110 110 – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------- 231 598 300 102 931 496 33 167 662 030 236 299 – – Fire protection 335 ------------------------------- 747 – 335 747 3 131 265 206 67 410 – –

Correction 1 ----------------------------------- 042 026 552 462 489 564 349 212 140 346 6 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 151 ----------- 965 110 411 41 554 2 247 26 932 12 375 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 358 ---------------------------- 021 340 047 17 974 17 956 3 – – 15

Parks and recreation 426 ------------------------- 837 105 854 320 983 50 484 159 052 62 236 – 49 211

Housing and community development 702 ---------- 932 10 960 691 972 73 288 152 879 7 810 – 457 995

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 892 667 – 892 667 97 340 255 121 513 – 430 802

Capital outlay 246 ----------------------------- 732 – 246 732 – 80 895 12 920 – 152 917

Solid waste management 511 --------------------- 572 27 828 483 744 55 836 267 630 69 157 – 91 121

Government administration:

Financial administration 640 ----------------------- 773 400 247 240 526 102 167 106 969 31 390 – –

Judicial and legal 670 ---------------------------- 135 173 405 496 730 304 210 177 014 15 506 – –

General public buildings 314 ---------------------- 864 38 372 276 492 90 741 157 022 28 729 – –

Other government administration 503 -------------- 541 171 411 332 130 89 282 124 050 118 798 – –

Interest on general debt 3 ------------------------- 371 808 1 074 788 2 297 020 167 306 235 865 30 811 331 821 1 531 217

General expenditure, n.e.c. 2 ---------------------- 673 110 1 499 246 1 173 864 372 293 619 994 151 415 – 30 162 Utility expenditure 2 --------------------------------- 478 963 – 2 478 963 – 834 372 13 115 – 1 631 476 Liquor store expenditure 638 --------------------------- 441 638 441 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 4 581 435 4 118 037 463 398 90 145 367 565 5 379 – 309 Employee retirement 2 ---------------------------- 151 226 1 687 828 463 398 90 145 367 565 5 379 – 309

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84 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

RHODE ISLAND

Revenue, total 4 ------------------------------ 841 784 3 639 510 1 647 793 – 930 349 604 975 47 453 96 720

General revenue 3 ------------------------------- 985 088 2 880 215 1 550 392 – 861 104 595 427 47 453 78 112

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 012 702 988 262 469 959 – 258 368 152 514 46 927 43 854

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 012 702 943 046 69 656 – 19 710 6 660 5 43 281

Education 112 -------------------------------------- 515 101 985 10 530 – 5 162 5 363 5 –

Public welfare 589 ---------------------------------- 282 589 282 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 400 303 – 230 469 144 220 25 325 289

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 331 705 – 180 350 126 030 25 325 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 26 524 – 24 694 1 830 – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 45 216 (2) –8 189 1 634 21 597 284

General revenue from own sources 2 -------------------- 972 386 1 891 953 1 080 433 – 602 736 442 913 526 34 258

Taxes 2 -------------------------------------------- 244 870 1 307 111 937 759 – 521 902 406 567 – 9 290

Property 944 --------------------------------------- 183 17 858 926 325 – 515 792 401 243 – 9 290

General sales 388 ---------------------------------- 987 388 987 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 94 ------------------------------------- 074 94 074 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 50 --------------------------- 787 50 787 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 526 --------------- 963 526 963 – – – – – –

Other taxes 239 ------------------------------------ 876 228 442 11 434 – 6 110 5 324 – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 325 501 224 652 100 849 – 56 004 23 146 – 21 699

Education 168 -------------------------------------- 660 164 487 4 173 – 1 962 2 211 – –

Hospitals 7 -------------------------------------- 267 7 267 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 402 015 360 190 41 825 – 24 830 13 200 526 3 269

Interest earnings 329 ------------------------------- 083 308 193 20 890 – 10 762 7 005 274 2 849

Utility revenue 76 --------------------------------------- 977 6 658 70 319 – 43 243 8 468 – 18 608

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 779 719 752 637 27 082 – 26 002 1 080 – –

Employee retirement 461 ------------------------------ 304 434 222 27 082 – 26 002 1 080 – –

Expenditure, total 5 --------------------------- 145 891 3 967 895 1 664 187 – 916 052 631 419 44 043 95 778

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 14 ---------------------------- 594 500 667 118 – 4 244 17 599 – 1 380

To Federal Government 14 ------------------------- 594 14 594 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 118 – – 1 – 117

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 486 073 (2) –4 244 17 598 – 1 263

Current operation 3 --------------------------------- 453 427 2 054 330 1 399 097 – 796 458 561 104 41 535 –

Capital outlay 449 ------------------------------------- 261 352 347 96 914 – 42 061 35 067 475 19 311

Construction 374 ----------------------------------- 720 304 278 70 442 – 30 867 21 436 – 18 139

Equipment, land, and existing structures 74 ---------- 541 48 069 26 472 – 11 194 13 631 475 1 172

Assistance and subsidies 178 -------------------------- 787 157 622 21 165 – 19 735 1 430 – – Interest on debt 349 ----------------------------------- 843 306 275 43 568 – 18 189 15 784 2 033 7 562 Insurance benefits and repayments 632 ----------------- 454 596 654 35 800 – 35 365 435 – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 1 --------- 361 698 586 047 775 651 – 447 716 284 264 25 215 18 456

Direct expenditure by function, total 5 -------------------- 131 297 3 467 228 1 664 069 – 911 808 613 820 44 043 94 398 General expenditure 4 ------------------------------- 397 420 2 830 578 1 566 842 – 842 393 604 547 44 043 75 859 Current expenditure 3 ----------------------------- 964 938 2 491 927 1 473 011 – 800 873 570 084 43 568 58 486 Capital outlay 432 ---------------------------------- 482 338 651 93 831 – 41 520 34 463 475 17 373 Education services: Education 1 ----------------------------------- 261 021 392 370 868 651 – 438 801 387 840 42 010 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 868 651 – 868 651 – 438 801 387 840 42 010 – Capital outlay 33 -------------------------- 552 – 33 552 – 22 517 10 560 475 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 288 397 288 397 – – – – – – Capital outlay 18 -------------------------- 302 18 302 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 103 973 103 973 – – – – – – Libraries 17 ------------------------------------ 966 3 898 14 068 – 7 640 6 428 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 752 ------------------------------- 060 723 797 28 263 – 25 457 2 806 – – Hospitals 104 ------------------------------------ 803 104 803 – – – – – – Health 148 -------------------------------------- 095 146 268 1 827 – 438 1 389 – – Employment security administration 28 ------------ 236 28 236 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 1 – –––– – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 226 999 181 412 45 587 – 19 461 26 042 – 84 Capital outlay 165 ----------------------------- 121 160 501 4 620 – 2 111 2 509 – – Air transportation 17 ---------------------------- 930 17 930 – – – – – – Parking facilities 67 ----------------------------- – 67 – 67 – – – Water transport and terminals 3 ----------------- 318 2 124 1 194 – 1 021 173 – – Transit subsidies 25 ----------------------------- 154 25 154 – – – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 129 ----------------------------- 221 21 637 107 584 – 68 288 39 296 – – Fire protection 104 ------------------------------- 933 – 104 933 – 73 687 21 550 – 9 696

Correction 101 ----------------------------------- 022 101 022 – – – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 28 ----------- 662 20 508 8 154 – 5 954 2 200 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 23 ---------------------------- 149 23 109 40 – – – – 40

Parks and recreation 115 ------------------------- 868 79 267 36 601 – 23 712 12 889 – –

Housing and community development 97 ---------- 736 19 494 78 242 – 17 191 936 – 60 115

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 93 183 48 994 44 189 – 26 274 17 915 – –

Capital outlay 44 ----------------------------- 687 30 133 14 554 – 5 984 8 570 – –

Solid waste management 50 --------------------- 346 23 974 26 372 – 17 162 9 173 – 37

Government administration:

Financial administration 63 ----------------------- 484 41 826 21 658 – 13 472 8 186 – –

Judicial and legal 72 ---------------------------- 372 65 649 6 723 – 4 903 1 820 – –

General public buildings 27 ---------------------- 046 14 644 12 402 – 7 688 4 714 – –

Other government administration 50 -------------- 729 27 507 23 222 – 11 548 11 674 – –

Interest on general debt 344 ------------------------- 444 306 261 38 183 – 15 587 14 809 2 033 5 754

General expenditure, n.e.c. 509 ---------------------- 575 410 693 98 882 – 64 042 34 707 – 133 Utility expenditure 101 --------------------------------- 423 39 996 61 427 – 34 050 8 838 – 18 539 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 632 454 596 654 35 800 – 35 365 435 – – Employee retirement 246 ---------------------------- 667 210 867 35 800 – 35 365 435 – –

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 85
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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

SOUTH CAROLINA

Revenue, total 14 ------------------------------ 135 572 9 897 494 6 230 509 1 792 208 1 068 554 – 2 835 367 687 097

General revenue 11 ------------------------------- 388 899 7 861 740 5 519 590 1 776 460 620 150 – 2 835 367 440 330

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 529 770 2 443 841 2 078 360 292 252 102 609 – 1 725 233 110 983

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 529 770 2 347 127 182 643 50 785 33 596 – 9 495 88 767

Education 399 -------------------------------------- 994 390 499 9 495 – – – 9 495 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 396 027 1 396 027 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 895 717 234 864 54 181 – 1 590 552 16 120

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 590 552 – – – 1 590 552 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 10 314 10 110 204 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 96 714 (2) 6 603 14 832 – 125 186 6 096

General revenue from own sources 8 -------------------- 859 129 5 417 899 3 441 230 1 484 208 517 541 – 1 110 134 329 347

Taxes 5 -------------------------------------------- 706 939 3 935 500 1 771 439 473 540 320 490 – 910 709 66 700

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 623 969 12 585 1 611 384 437 801 200 637 – 907 068 65 878

General sales 1 ---------------------------------- 473 855 1 452 014 21 841 13 962 7 879 – – –

Motor fuel 287 ------------------------------------- 393 287 393 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 80 --------------------------- 805 79 127 1 678 1 678 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 1 --------------- 552 788 1 552 788 – – – – – –

Other taxes 688 ------------------------------------ 129 551 593 136 536 20 099 111 974 – 3 641 822

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 353 067 1 044 255 1 308 812 852 628 135 561 – 131 236 189 387

Education 638 -------------------------------------- 696 507 460 131 236 – – – 131 236 –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 148 146 369 254 778 892 705 658 – – – 73 234

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 799 123 438 144 360 979 158 040 61 490 – 68 189 73 260

Interest earnings 541 ------------------------------- 904 289 458 252 446 121 983 38 539 – 30 209 61 715

Utility revenue 1 --------------------------------------- 270 183 562 578 707 605 15 748 445 090 – – 246 767

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 476 490 1 473 176 3 314 – 3 314 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 175 277 1 171 963 3 314 – 3 314 – – –

Expenditure, total 14 --------------------------- 230 332 9 715 357 6 576 397 1 883 033 1 144 953 – 2 912 999 657 843

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 2 031 830 29 592 42 158 4 322 – 987 4 556

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 29 592 28 453 24 – 987 128

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 031 830 (2) 13 705 4 298 – – 4 428

Current operation 10 --------------------------------- 161 966 5 348 625 4 813 341 1 410 993 831 027 – 2 571 321 –

Capital outlay 1 ------------------------------------- 817 785 886 740 931 045 295 124 247 391 – 261 644 126 886

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 351 443 668 763 682 680 208 507 183 265 – 190 768 100 140

Equipment, land, and existing structures 466 ---------- 342 217 977 248 365 86 617 64 126 – 70 876 26 746

Assistance and subsidies 221 -------------------------- 927 221 927 – – – – – – Interest on debt 809 ----------------------------------- 743 397 940 411 803 134 758 60 086 – 79 047 137 912 Insurance benefits and repayments 830 ----------------- 422 828 295 2 127 – 2 127 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 043 554 2 107 818 2 935 736 696 278 383 547 – 1 739 982 115 929

Direct expenditure by function, total 14 -------------------- 230 332 7 683 527 6 546 805 1 840 875 1 140 631 – 2 912 012 653 287 General expenditure 11 ------------------------------- 937 195 6 219 036 5 718 159 1 817 790 647 986 – 2 912 012 340 371 Current expenditure 10 ----------------------------- 450 096 5 471 723 4 978 373 1 533 622 526 584 – 2 650 368 267 799 Capital outlay 1 ---------------------------------- 487 099 747 313 739 786 284 168 121 402 – 261 644 72 572 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 315 653 1 482 688 2 832 965 – – – 2 832 965 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 883 233 50 268 2 832 965 – – – 2 832 965 – Capital outlay 262 -------------------------- 512 868 261 644 – – – 261 644 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 257 832 1 257 832 – – – – – – Capital outlay 176 -------------------------- 812 176 812 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 174 588 174 588 – – – – – – Libraries 56 ------------------------------------ 972 3 191 53 781 53 079 702 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 897 725 1 890 298 7 427 7 030 397 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 352 788 564 637 788 151 724 159 – – – 63 992 Health 464 -------------------------------------- 649 383 275 81 374 77 176 1 360 – – 2 838 Employment security administration 54 ------------ 757 54 757 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 630 --------------------------- 630 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 628 403 528 884 99 519 60 140 39 379 – – – Capital outlay 376 ----------------------------- 742 366 269 10 473 5 915 4 558 – – – Air transportation 53 ---------------------------- 018 3 221 49 797 10 418 2 393 – – 36 986 Parking facilities 5 ----------------------------- 741 – 5 741 – 5 741 – – – Water transport and terminals 54 ----------------- 931 54 931 – – – – – – Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- 623 – 1 623 6 1 617 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 328 ----------------------------- 740 81 519 247 221 118 848 128 373 – – – Fire protection 125 ------------------------------- 875 – 125 875 27 211 71 525 – – 27 139

Correction 416 ----------------------------------- 257 297 225 119 032 118 047 985 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 49 ----------- 378 37 861 11 517 5 096 6 421 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 135 ---------------------------- 860 132 943 2 917 564 789 – – 1 564

Parks and recreation 148 ------------------------- 530 33 996 114 534 24 585 68 878 – – 21 071

Housing and community development 110 ---------- 124 18 952 91 172 9 300 13 595 – – 68 277

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 145 295 – 145 295 5 532 69 413 – – 70 350

Capital outlay 55 ----------------------------- 784 – 55 784 527 32 857 – – 22 400

Solid waste management 126 --------------------- 192 5 079 121 113 63 182 53 346 – – 4 585

Government administration:

Financial administration 191 ----------------------- 091 120 167 70 924 53 668 17 256 – – –

Judicial and legal 123 ---------------------------- 868 40 855 83 013 72 409 10 604 – – –

General public buildings 82 ---------------------- 056 22 152 59 904 53 255 6 649 – – –

Other government administration 158 -------------- 986 29 416 129 570 78 359 51 211 – – –

Interest on general debt 513 ------------------------- 681 241 042 272 639 134 571 17 819 – 79 047 41 202

General expenditure, n.e.c. 394 ---------------------- 372 191 317 203 055 121 155 79 533 – – 2 367 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 462 715 636 196 826 519 23 085 490 518 – – 312 916 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 830 422 828 295 2 127 – 2 127 – – – Employee retirement 479 ---------------------------- 964 477 837 2 127 – 2 127 – – –

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86 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

SOUTH DAKOTA

Revenue, total 2 ------------------------------ 655 671 1 756 015 1 140 087 166 444 386 228 13 918 548 118 41 638

General revenue 2 ------------------------------- 296 970 1 518 437 1 018 964 166 444 278 480 13 914 548 118 28 267

Intergovernmental revenue, total 599 ----------------------- 101 549 243 290 289 37 544 31 524 2 897 217 219 17 364

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 599 101 544 933 54 168 3 655 12 982 22 21 544 15 965

Education 97 -------------------------------------- 502 75 958 21 544 – – – 21 544 –

Public welfare 239 ---------------------------------- 839 239 828 11 11 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 236 121 31 183 16 278 1 313 186 836 511

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 186 846 – 10 – 186 836 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 401 376 25 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 4 310 (2) 2 706 2 264 1 562 8 839 888

General revenue from own sources 1 -------------------- 697 869 969 194 728 675 128 900 246 956 11 017 330 899 10 903

Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 108 157 565 032 543 125 97 720 136 446 10 138 297 277 1 544

Property 433 --------------------------------------- 406 – 433 406 88 452 49 796 7 657 285 957 1 544

General sales 378 ---------------------------------- 376 289 325 89 051 – 80 867 – 8 184 –

Motor fuel 82 ------------------------------------- 685 82 685 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 36 --------------------------- 028 25 176 10 852 6 954 1 529 2 369 – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 35 --------------- 239 35 222 17 – 10 7 – –

Other taxes 142 ------------------------------------ 423 132 624 9 799 2 314 4 244 105 3 136 –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 259 970 146 506 113 464 14 919 74 023 29 16 882 7 611

Education 105 -------------------------------------- 156 88 274 16 882 – – – 16 882 –

Hospitals 21 -------------------------------------- 481 3 978 17 503 4 925 12 578 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 329 742 257 656 72 086 16 261 36 487 850 16 740 1 748

Interest earnings 240 ------------------------------- 274 191 563 48 711 11 713 22 726 654 11 880 1 738

Utility revenue 93 --------------------------------------- 712 – 93 712 – 80 337 4 – 13 371

Liquor store revenue 18 --------------------------------- 623 – 18 623 – 18 623 – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 246 366 237 578 8 788 – 8 788 – – –

Employee retirement 232 ------------------------------ 105 223 317 8 788 – 8 788 – – –

Expenditure, total 2 --------------------------- 450 127 1 564 882 1 169 764 164 509 367 585 12 365 589 076 38 100

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 12 ---------------------------- 280 445 4 086 4 437 842 264 – 414

To Federal Government 12 ------------------------- 12 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 4 086 3 781 11 – – 294

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 280 433 (2) 656 831 264 – 120

Current operation 1 --------------------------------- 793 543 853 259 940 284 144 564 267 581 11 339 516 800 –

Capital outlay 347 ------------------------------------- 862 183 017 164 845 12 296 81 930 748 65 568 4 303

Construction 214 ----------------------------------- 012 148 155 65 857 7 906 51 909 643 2 781 2 618

Equipment, land, and existing structures 133 ---------- 850 34 862 98 988 4 390 30 021 105 62 787 1 685

Assistance and subsidies 33 -------------------------- 202 33 081 121 121 – – – – Interest on debt 172 ----------------------------------- 553 139 731 32 822 3 091 14 071 14 6 708 8 938 Insurance benefits and repayments 78 ----------------- 510 75 349 3 161 – 3 161 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 838 --------- 002 337 902 500 100 58 775 104 538 571 330 550 5 666

Direct expenditure by function, total 2 -------------------- 450 115 1 284 437 1 165 678 160 072 366 743 12 101 589 076 37 686 General expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 260 076 1 209 088 1 050 988 160 072 265 664 12 100 589 076 24 076 Current expenditure 1 ----------------------------- 929 293 1 026 071 903 222 147 776 200 371 11 352 523 508 20 215 Capital outlay 330 ---------------------------------- 783 183 017 147 766 12 296 65 293 748 65 568 3 861 Education services: Education 802 ----------------------------------- 503 220 135 582 368 – – – 582 368 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 582 368 – 582 368 – – – 582 368 – Capital outlay 65 -------------------------- 568 – 65 568 – – – 65 568 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 183 681 183 681 – – – – – – Capital outlay 15 -------------------------- 017 15 017 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 36 454 36 454 – – – – – – Libraries 11 ------------------------------------ 052 2 752 8 300 1 216 7 084 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 300 ------------------------------- 222 289 827 10 395 7 608 2 787 – – – Hospitals 63 ------------------------------------ 849 42 331 21 518 4 966 16 552 – – – Health 52 -------------------------------------- 433 44 332 8 101 4 064 4 037 – – – Employment security administration 14 ------------ 174 14 174 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 705 --------------------------- 705 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 307 854 195 427 112 427 62 353 39 403 10 671 – – Capital outlay 156 ----------------------------- 510 132 924 23 586 8 971 13 867 748 – – Air transportation 12 ---------------------------- 149 642 11 507 226 11 271 – – 10 Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 164 – 1 164 – 1 164 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies 2 ----------------------------- 695 – 2 695 – 2 695 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 56 ----------------------------- 233 13 474 42 759 13 148 29 611 – – – Fire protection 19 ------------------------------- 235 – 19 235 1 061 17 228 457 – 489

Correction 38 ----------------------------------- 899 29 893 9 006 8 544 462 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 7 ----------- 485 6 473 1 012 385 627 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 73 ---------------------------- 978 64 972 9 006 4 094 – – – 4 912

Parks and recreation 38 ------------------------- 938 11 893 27 045 1 979 25 065 1 – –

Housing and community development 24 ---------- 343 6 485 17 858 290 4 258 – – 13 310

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 26 772 – 26 772 7 25 329 – – 1 436

Capital outlay 10 ----------------------------- 737 – 10 737 – 10 514 – – 223

Solid waste management 10 --------------------- 449 – 10 449 739 9 688 – – 22

Government administration:

Financial administration 51 ----------------------- 404 23 658 27 746 14 744 12 540 462 – –

Judicial and legal 25 ---------------------------- 460 15 148 10 312 9 767 545 – – –

General public buildings 23 ---------------------- 571 16 307 7 264 5 995 1 269 – – –

Other government administration 22 -------------- 418 11 015 11 403 8 478 2 925 – – –

Interest on general debt 164 ------------------------- 013 139 731 24 282 3 091 10 642 14 6 708 3 827

General expenditure, n.e.c. 108 ---------------------- 078 59 714 48 364 7 317 40 482 495 – 70 Utility expenditure 94 --------------------------------- 208 – 94 208 – 80 597 1 – 13 610 Liquor store expenditure 17 --------------------------- 321 – 17 321 – 17 321 – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 78 510 75 349 3 161 – 3 161 – – – Employee retirement 63 ---------------------------- 511 60 350 3 161 – 3 161 – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 87
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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

TENNESSEE

Revenue, total 21 ------------------------------ 029 833 11 458 778 11 762 783 4 648 710 7 103 757 – 65 676 618 576

General revenue 15 ------------------------------- 509 215 9 956 610 7 744 333 4 555 222 3 362 592 – 65 676 434 779

Intergovernmental revenue, total 3 ----------------------- 689 919 3 427 157 2 454 490 1 376 266 1 473 260 – 58 712 220 188

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 3 689 919 3 384 884 305 035 23 367 81 835 – 134 199 699

Education 508 -------------------------------------- 152 473 522 34 630 11 296 23 200 – 134 –

Public welfare 2 ---------------------------------- 022 899 2 022 888 11 11 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 2 149 455 1 297 843 808 421 – 34 042 9 149

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 388 196 920 939 433 215 – 34 042 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 58 407 14 409 43 998 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 42 273 (2) 55 056 583 004 – 24 536 11 340

General revenue from own sources 11 -------------------- 819 296 6 529 453 5 289 843 3 178 956 1 889 332 – 6 964 214 591

Taxes 7 -------------------------------------------- 726 120 4 858 098 2 868 022 1 824 858 1 043 161 – – 3

Property 1 --------------------------------------- 747 708 – 1 747 708 1 064 653 683 052 – – 3

General sales 3 ---------------------------------- 303 113 2 514 798 788 315 634 812 153 503 – – –

Motor fuel 656 ------------------------------------- 573 656 573 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 223 --------------------------- 621 158 693 64 928 42 923 22 005 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 388 --------------- 627 388 626 1 – 1 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 406 478 1 139 408 267 070 82 470 184 600 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 776 358 939 489 1 836 869 1 131 937 545 788 – 2 974 156 170

Education 557 -------------------------------------- 672 458 648 99 024 62 872 33 178 – 2 974 –

Hospitals 1 -------------------------------------- 297 179 304 555 992 624 914 049 78 575 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 316 818 731 866 584 952 222 161 300 383 – 3 990 58 418

Interest earnings 622 ------------------------------- 591 238 051 384 540 150 048 207 158 – 945 26 389

Utility revenue 3 --------------------------------------- 718 411 – 3 718 411 58 973 3 475 641 – – 183 797

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 1 802 207 1 502 168 300 039 34 515 265 524 – – –

Employee retirement 1 ------------------------------ 417 994 1 117 955 300 039 34 515 265 524 – – –

Expenditure, total 19 --------------------------- 750 134 10 405 568 11 659 078 4 570 022 6 854 189 – 67 751 621 977

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 5 ---------------------------- 351 2 288 949 30 914 440 014 41 365 – – 4 396

To Federal Government 5 ------------------------- 351 5 351 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 30 914 30 008 499 – – 407

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 2 283 598 (2) 410 006 40 866 – – 3 989

Current operation 14 --------------------------------- 803 743 5 658 680 9 145 063 3 452 487 5 635 137 – 57 439 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 543 394 1 192 638 1 350 756 443 090 725 791 – 8 579 173 296

Construction 1 ----------------------------------- 954 749 1 023 325 931 424 324 491 460 849 – 5 268 140 816

Equipment, land, and existing structures 588 ---------- 645 169 313 419 332 118 599 264 942 – 3 311 32 480

Assistance and subsidies 290 -------------------------- 678 290 022 656 275 381 – – – Interest on debt 847 ----------------------------------- 231 202 680 644 551 219 093 325 773 – 1 733 97 952 Insurance benefits and repayments 913 ----------------- 404 772 599 140 805 15 063 125 742 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 5 --------- 754 932 1 829 908 3 925 024 1 960 799 1 828 782 – 42 885 92 558

Direct expenditure by function, total 19 -------------------- 744 783 8 116 619 11 628 164 4 130 008 6 812 824 – 67 751 617 581 General expenditure 15 ------------------------------- 098 915 7 344 020 7 754 895 4 055 338 3 210 632 – 67 751 421 174 Current expenditure 12 ----------------------------- 886 140 6 151 382 6 734 758 3 615 796 2 764 176 – 59 172 295 614 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 212 775 1 192 638 1 020 137 439 542 446 456 – 8 579 125 560 Education services: Education 4 ----------------------------------- 733 838 1 788 541 2 945 297 1 806 618 1 072 661 – 66 018 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 2 945 297 – 2 945 297 1 806 618 1 072 661 – 66 018 – Capital outlay 249 -------------------------- 760 – 249 760 164 666 76 515 – 8 579 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 1 507 955 1 507 955 – – – – – – Capital outlay 313 -------------------------- 258 313 258 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 280 586 280 586 – – – – – – Libraries 44 ------------------------------------ 258 3 408 40 850 14 941 25 909 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 627 363 2 545 297 82 066 60 965 21 101 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 398 640 417 108 981 532 866 078 115 454 – – – Health 445 -------------------------------------- 357 317 892 127 465 96 568 30 897 – – – Employment security administration 69 ------------ 206 69 206 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 1 --------------------------- 861 1 861 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 318 586 883 695 434 891 248 287 186 582 – – 22 Capital outlay 900 ----------------------------- 876 753 269 147 607 75 040 72 567 – – – Air transportation 142 ---------------------------- 971 – 142 971 4 046 2 633 – – 136 292 Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 370 – 1 370 – 1 370 – – – Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------- 882 – 1 882 1 250 632 – – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 469 ----------------------------- 585 61 529 408 056 103 614 304 442 – – – Fire protection 219 ------------------------------- 509 – 219 509 11 991 207 518 – – –

Correction 456 ----------------------------------- 239 317 298 138 941 108 106 30 835 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 62 ----------- 812 46 099 16 713 5 776 10 937 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 167 ---------------------------- 441 153 244 14 197 8 137 3 687 – – 2 373

Parks and recreation 256 ------------------------- 791 51 138 205 653 30 165 175 379 – – 109

Housing and community development 243 ---------- 894 13 630 230 264 8 513 33 224 – – 188 527

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 288 700 1 593 287 107 2 955 269 857 – – 14 295

Capital outlay 123 ----------------------------- 107 4 123 103 2 640 114 607 – – 5 856

Solid waste management 160 --------------------- 745 7 926 152 819 40 411 111 904 – – 504

Government administration:

Financial administration 203 ----------------------- 687 97 380 106 307 57 936 48 371 – – –

Judicial and legal 209 ---------------------------- 591 82 944 126 647 91 592 35 055 – – –

General public buildings 88 ---------------------- 413 29 387 59 026 37 682 21 344 – – –

Other government administration 117 -------------- 640 29 675 87 965 48 116 39 849 – – –

Interest on general debt 709 ------------------------- 592 202 680 506 912 218 510 207 619 – 1 733 79 050

General expenditure, n.e.c. 658 ---------------------- 944 222 489 436 455 183 081 253 372 – – 2 Utility expenditure 3 --------------------------------- 732 464 – 3 732 464 59 607 3 476 450 – – 196 407 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 913 404 772 599 140 805 15 063 125 742 – – – Employee retirement 496 ---------------------------- 278 355 473 140 805 15 063 125 742 – – –

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88 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

TEXAS

Revenue, total 66 ------------------------------ 728 126 36 413 941 40 021 742 5 521 954 12 274 699 – 17 799 756 4 838 200

General revenue 56 ------------------------------- 684 844 31 307 797 35 084 604 5 507 940 8 368 721 – 17 799 756 3 821 054

Intergovernmental revenue, total 9 ----------------------- 395 437 8 604 008 10 498 986 892 751 590 735 – 8 846 159 582 208

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 9 395 437 8 531 304 864 133 137 613 304 384 – 109 318 312 818

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 888 527 1 778 422 110 105 – 787 – 109 318 –

Public welfare 4 ---------------------------------- 683 466 4 653 902 29 564 29 037 527 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 9 634 853 579 602 194 421 – 8 690 038 170 792

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 8 698 451 – 8 413 – 8 690 038 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 209 211 190 096 19 115 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 72 704 (2) 175 536 91 930 – 46 803 98 598

General revenue from own sources 47 -------------------- 289 407 22 703 789 24 585 618 4 615 189 7 777 986 – 8 953 597 3 238 846

Taxes 32 -------------------------------------------- 832 276 17 024 494 15 807 782 2 810 443 4 219 619 – 7 732 287 1 045 433

Property 12 --------------------------------------- 907 008 – 12 907 008 2 432 166 2 286 660 – 7 723 813 464 369

General sales 10 ---------------------------------- 490 082 8 575 890 1 914 192 114 969 1 218 184 – – 581 039

Motor fuel 1 ------------------------------------- 953 467 1 953 453 14 – 14 – – –

Motor vehicle license 877 --------------------------- 712 692 888 184 824 184 795 29 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 197 --------------- – 197 – 197 – – –

Other taxes 6 ------------------------------------ 603 810 5 802 263 801 547 78 513 714 535 – 8 474 25

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 8 010 310 2 517 415 5 492 895 976 632 2 245 726 – 872 323 1 398 214

Education 2 -------------------------------------- 432 467 1 560 144 872 323 – – – 872 323 –

Hospitals 2 -------------------------------------- 275 756 582 917 1 692 839 572 072 120 000 – – 1 000 767

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 6 446 821 3 161 880 3 284 941 828 114 1 312 641 – 348 987 795 199

Interest earnings 4 ------------------------------- 212 646 1 573 652 2 638 994 631 457 940 532 – 324 168 742 837

Utility revenue 4 --------------------------------------- 377 838 – 4 377 838 459 3 360 733 – – 1 016 646

Liquor store revenue – --------------------------------- – – –––– –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 5 665 444 5 106 144 559 300 13 555 545 245 – – 500

Employee retirement 4 ------------------------------ 500 819 3 941 519 559 300 13 555 545 245 – – 500

Expenditure, total 64 --------------------------- 926 232 34 345 449 39 963 949 5 623 441 12 479 645 – 17 352 293 4 795 554

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 3 ---------------------------- 9 365 415 17 754 35 791 179 481 – – 89 466

To Federal Government 3 ------------------------- – 3 3––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 17 751 15 249 2 005 – – 497

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 9 365 415 (2) 20 539 177 476 – – 88 969

Current operation 43 --------------------------------- 861 155 16 947 642 26 913 513 4 277 316 7 827 748 – 14 808 449 –

Capital outlay 8 ------------------------------------- 482 063 2 600 803 5 881 260 579 824 2 524 807 – 1 943 028 833 601

Construction 6 ----------------------------------- 661 480 1 921 125 4 740 355 396 908 2 067 786 – 1 682 481 593 180

Equipment, land, and existing structures 1 ---------- 820 583 679 678 1 140 905 182 916 457 021 – 260 547 240 421

Assistance and subsidies 1 -------------------------- 220 096 1 214 312 5 784 5 784 – – – – Interest on debt 4 ----------------------------------- 744 593 615 624 4 128 969 722 117 1 687 653 – 600 816 1 118 383 Insurance benefits and repayments 3 ----------------- 864 424 3 601 653 262 771 2 609 259 956 – – 206 Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 22 --------- 720 120 4 994 814 17 725 306 2 140 448 3 696 282 – 10 810 993 1 077 583

Direct expenditure by function, total 64 -------------------- 926 229 24 980 034 39 946 195 5 587 650 12 300 164 – 17 352 293 4 706 088 General expenditure 55 ------------------------------- 627 571 21 378 381 34 249 190 5 584 542 8 684 440 – 17 352 293 2 627 915 Current expenditure 48 ----------------------------- 281 916 18 777 578 29 504 338 5 004 948 6 853 169 – 15 409 265 2 236 956 Capital outlay 7 ---------------------------------- 345 655 2 600 803 4 744 852 579 594 1 831 271 – 1 943 028 390 959 Education services: Education 21 ----------------------------------- 869 387 5 109 226 16 760 161 163 8 521 – 16 751 477 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 15 633 835 91 995 15 541 840 163 8 521 – 15 533 156 – Capital outlay 1 -------------------------- 833 395 – 1 833 395 – 156 – 1 833 239 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 5 733 321 4 515 000 1 218 321 – – – 1 218 321 – Capital outlay 451 -------------------------- 999 342 210 109 789 – – – 109 789 – Other education3 -------------------------- 502 231 502 231 – – – – – – Libraries 174 ------------------------------------ 705 6 830 167 875 29 859 138 016 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 7 ------------------------------- 348 468 7 190 680 157 788 136 229 21 559 – – – Hospitals 4 ------------------------------------ 026 217 1 577 841 2 448 376 1 249 036 123 773 – – 1 075 567 Health 1 -------------------------------------- 156 447 513 427 643 020 245 347 225 706 – – 171 967 Employment security administration 238 ------------ 138 238 138 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 9 --------------------------- 758 9 758 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 3 934 398 2 464 499 1 469 899 634 828 835 071 – – – Capital outlay 2 ----------------------------- 247 650 1 653 640 594 010 202 106 391 904 – – – Air transportation 758 ---------------------------- 643 – 758 643 13 153 745 429 – – 61 Parking facilities 9 ----------------------------- 319 – 9 319 1 639 7 680 – – – Water transport and terminals 161 ----------------- 626 – 161 626 4 148 11 077 – – 146 401 Transit subsidies 501 ----------------------------- – 501 – 501 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------- 945 118 215 192 1 729 926 355 671 1 374 255 – – – Fire protection 767 ------------------------------- 458 – 767 458 11 431 751 031 – – 4 996

Correction 1 ----------------------------------- 828 736 1 162 612 666 124 650 653 15 471 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 276 ----------- 651 205 281 71 370 2 813 68 557 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 596 ---------------------------- 118 398 107 198 011 66 266 22 210 – – 109 535

Parks and recreation 741 ------------------------- 844 53 370 688 474 75 566 595 731 – – 17 177

Housing and community development 442 ---------- 592 5 978 436 614 15 445 138 173 – – 282 996

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 1 218 632 – 1 218 632 5 855 956 236 – – 256 541

Capital outlay 540 ----------------------------- 951 – 540 951 3 819 412 793 – – 124 339

Solid waste management 582 --------------------- 596 177 732 404 864 8 946 390 754 – – 5 164

Government administration:

Financial administration 931 ----------------------- 563 330 010 601 553 329 637 271 916 – – –

Judicial and legal 821 ---------------------------- 763 227 320 594 443 483 556 110 887 – – –

General public buildings 352 ---------------------- 124 63 592 288 532 176 193 112 339 – – –

Other government administration 421 -------------- 530 91 693 329 837 159 209 170 628 – – –

Interest on general debt 3 ------------------------- 576 964 615 624 2 961 340 722 117 1 083 572 – 600 816 554 835

General expenditure, n.e.c. 1 ---------------------- 436 275 721 471 714 804 206 782 505 347 – – 2 675 Utility expenditure 5 --------------------------------- 434 234 – 5 434 234 499 3 355 768 – – 2 077 967 Liquor store expenditure – --------------------------- – – –––– – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 3 864 424 3 601 653 262 771 2 609 259 956 – – 206 Employee retirement 2 ---------------------------- 372 645 2 109 874 262 771 2 609 259 956 – – 206

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 89
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

UTAH

Revenue, total 7 ------------------------------ 690 432 4 916 596 3 908 435 579 678 875 781 – 1 540 961 968 291

General revenue 5 ------------------------------- 950 279 4 060 030 3 024 848 579 678 635 496 – 1 540 961 324 989

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 187 906 1 150 310 1 172 195 132 136 56 187 – 964 476 75 672

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 187 906 1 105 748 82 158 28 382 17 899 – 10 446 25 431

Education 321 -------------------------------------- 290 310 844 10 446 – – – 10 446 –

Public welfare 480 ---------------------------------- 047 480 047 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 090 037 95 897 32 729 – 953 942 7 469

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 953 942 – – – 953 942 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 15 426 15 426 – – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 44 562 (2) 7 857 5 559 – 88 42 772

General revenue from own sources 4 -------------------- 762 373 2 909 720 1 852 653 447 542 579 309 – 576 485 249 317

Taxes 3 -------------------------------------------- 080 795 1 987 793 1 093 002 282 505 309 396 – 443 164 57 937

Property 834 --------------------------------------- 582 271 834 311 216 431 116 933 – 443 164 57 783

General sales 977 ---------------------------------- 555 802 439 175 116 46 682 128 434 – – –

Motor fuel 136 ------------------------------------- 352 136 352 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 45 --------------------------- 482 45 472 10 10 – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 857 --------------- 758 857 758 – – – – – –

Other taxes 229 ------------------------------------ 066 145 501 83 565 19 382 64 029 – – 154

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 999 211 626 474 372 737 78 855 180 402 – 44 310 69 170

Education 440 -------------------------------------- 180 395 870 44 310 – – – 44 310 –

Hospitals 219 -------------------------------------- 185 197 627 21 558 12 453 1 876 – – 7 229

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 682 367 295 453 386 914 86 182 89 511 – 89 011 122 210

Interest earnings 449 ------------------------------- 445 201 398 248 047 61 580 48 380 – 22 358 115 729

Utility revenue 883 --------------------------------------- 587 – 883 587 – 240 285 – – 643 302

Liquor store revenue 69 --------------------------------- 345 69 345 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 787 221 787 221 – – – – – –

Employee retirement 530 ------------------------------ 249 530 249 – – – – – –

Expenditure, total 7 --------------------------- 262 024 4 480 789 3 926 638 550 752 894 601 – 1 542 338 1 002 714

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 1 ---------------------------- 220 1 140 214 6 409 23 321 6 824 – – 40 031

To Federal Government 1 ------------------------- 220 1 220 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 6 409 1 980 883 – – 3 546

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 138 994 (2) 21 341 5 941 – – 36 485

Current operation 4 --------------------------------- 725 591 2 333 785 2 391 806 413 708 625 690 – 1 352 408 –

Capital outlay 823 ------------------------------------- 324 349 000 474 324 53 340 191 712 – 154 047 75 225

Construction 535 ----------------------------------- 098 237 292 297 806 32 179 120 560 – 82 599 62 468

Equipment, land, and existing structures 288 ---------- 226 111 708 176 518 21 161 71 152 – 71 448 12 757

Assistance and subsidies 136 -------------------------- 887 136 887 – – – – – – Interest on debt 743 ----------------------------------- 797 150 072 593 725 60 383 70 375 – 35 883 427 084 Insurance benefits and repayments 370 ----------------- 831 370 831 – – – – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 297 262 944 010 1 353 252 176 648 259 577 – 850 974 66 053

Direct expenditure by function, total 7 -------------------- 260 804 3 340 575 3 920 229 527 431 887 777 – 1 542 338 962 683 General expenditure 5 ------------------------------- 800 592 2 917 284 2 883 308 527 431 658 603 – 1 542 338 154 936 Current expenditure 5 ----------------------------- 065 402 2 568 908 2 496 494 474 091 512 666 – 1 388 291 121 446 Capital outlay 735 ---------------------------------- 190 348 376 386 814 53 340 145 937 – 154 047 33 490 Education services: Education 2 ----------------------------------- 470 762 964 307 1 506 455 – – – 1 506 455 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 506 455 – 1 506 455 – – – 1 506 455 – Capital outlay 154 -------------------------- 047 – 154 047 – – – 154 047 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 880 025 880 025 – – – – – – Capital outlay 85 -------------------------- 659 85 659 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 84 282 84 282 – – – – – – Libraries 32 ------------------------------------ 665 4 368 28 297 14 533 13 764 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 678 ------------------------------- 490 664 299 14 191 14 191 – – – – Hospitals 255 ------------------------------------ 643 232 405 23 238 12 623 1 817 – – 8 798 Health 147 -------------------------------------- 708 61 562 86 146 80 771 1 686 – – 3 689 Employment security administration 33 ------------ 748 33 748 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 78 --------------------------- 78 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 413 776 274 749 139 027 50 690 86 350 – – 1 987 Capital outlay 230 ----------------------------- 806 185 955 44 851 10 769 32 691 – – 1 391 Air transportation 61 ---------------------------- 234 3 564 57 670 93 57 577 – – – Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 344 – 1 344 – 1 344 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 174 ----------------------------- 693 31 485 143 208 48 265 94 943 – – – Fire protection 68 ------------------------------- 453 – 68 453 12 578 52 314 – – 3 561

Correction 135 ----------------------------------- 064 96 951 38 113 38 113 – – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 20 ----------- 845 18 200 2 645 2 354 291 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 102 ---------------------------- 504 81 977 20 527 7 166 – – – 13 361

Parks and recreation 117 ------------------------- 079 22 331 94 748 25 868 63 737 – – 5 143

Housing and community development 107 ---------- 680 26 140 81 540 2 108 37 915 – – 41 517

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 86 333 – 86 333 – 43 615 – – 42 718

Capital outlay 23 ----------------------------- 737 – 23 737 – 8 600 – – 15 137

Solid waste management 43 --------------------- 115 3 936 39 179 8 200 24 977 – – 6 002

Government administration:

Financial administration 127 ----------------------- 349 71 752 55 597 35 253 20 344 – – –

Judicial and legal 86 ---------------------------- 541 55 395 31 146 22 521 8 625 – – –

General public buildings 51 ---------------------- 245 28 816 22 429 10 519 11 910 – – –

Other government administration 64 -------------- 870 14 865 50 005 15 603 34 402 – – –

Interest on general debt 311 ------------------------- 880 150 072 161 808 60 383 50 725 – 35 883 14 817

General expenditure, n.e.c. 207 ---------------------- 493 76 284 131 209 65 599 52 267 – – 13 343 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 036 921 – 1 036 921 – 229 174 – – 807 747 Liquor store expenditure 52 --------------------------- 460 52 460 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 370 831 370 831 – – – – – – Employee retirement 182 ---------------------------- 747 182 747 – – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

90 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

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Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

VERMONT

Revenue, total 2 ------------------------------ 652 917 1 900 972 1 032 757 2 832 172 832 196 890 633 068 32 056

General revenue 2 ------------------------------- 349 513 1 703 798 926 527 2 832 90 517 188 221 633 068 16 810

Intergovernmental revenue, total 517 ----------------------- 945 509 744 289 013 29 9 226 37 940 235 875 10 864

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 517 945 504 489 13 456 7 2 932 1 827 549 8 141

Education 77 -------------------------------------- 329 76 780 549 – – – 549 –

Public welfare 242 ---------------------------------- 282 242 282 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 275 557 22 3 960 35 485 235 061 1 029

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 235 063 – – 2 235 061 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – – –––– –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 5 255 (2) –2 334 628 265 1 694

General revenue from own sources 1 -------------------- 831 568 1 194 054 637 514 2 803 81 291 150 281 397 193 5 946

Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 305 979 765 972 540 007 2 605 48 068 120 271 368 507 556

Property 544 --------------------------------------- 873 9 754 535 119 2 605 44 935 118 516 368 507 556

General sales 157 ---------------------------------- 030 157 030 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 55 ------------------------------------- 854 55 854 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 38 --------------------------- 218 38 218 – – – – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 302 --------------- 384 302 384 – – – – – –

Other taxes 207 ------------------------------------ 620 202 732 4 888 – 3 133 1 755 – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 285 270 220 191 65 079 80 25 954 21 244 13 324 4 477

Education 201 -------------------------------------- 088 187 764 13 324 – – – 13 324 –

Hospitals 2 -------------------------------------- 482 2 482 – – – – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 240 319 207 891 32 428 118 7 269 8 766 15 362 913

Interest earnings 121 ------------------------------- 758 105 124 16 634 71 3 061 3 979 8 775 748

Utility revenue 100 --------------------------------------- 415 – 100 415 – 76 517 8 652 – 15 246

Liquor store revenue 28 --------------------------------- 866 28 866 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 174 123 168 308 5 815 – 5 798 17 – –

Employee retirement 109 ------------------------------ 381 103 566 5 815 – 5 798 17 – –

Expenditure, total 2 --------------------------- 591 153 1 844 978 1 042 041 2 561 172 809 192 756 645 461 31 735

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 11 ---------------------------- 002 306 793 75 – 767 1 970 – 619

To Federal Government 11 ------------------------- 002 11 002 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 75 – 48 27 – –

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 295 791 (2) – 719 1 943 – 619

Current operation 2 --------------------------------- 000 385 1 092 944 907 441 2 392 130 143 162 164 612 742 –

Capital outlay 187 ------------------------------------- 120 107 501 79 619 165 26 469 24 668 25 741 2 576

Construction 131 ----------------------------------- 939 75 310 56 629 – 23 989 17 588 13 087 1 965

Equipment, land, and existing structures 55 ---------- 181 32 191 22 990 165 2 480 7 080 12 654 611

Assistance and subsidies 102 -------------------------- 239 102 239 – – – – – – Interest on debt 141 ----------------------------------- 410 113 052 28 358 4 13 739 3 933 6 978 3 704 Insurance benefits and repayments 124 ----------------- 161 122 449 1 712 – 1 691 21 – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 848 --------- 759 362 453 486 306 1 362 45 488 53 663 379 915 5 878

Direct expenditure by function, total 2 -------------------- 580 151 1 538 185 1 041 966 2 561 172 042 190 786 645 461 31 116 General expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 323 517 1 387 182 936 335 2 561 96 810 179 066 645 461 12 437 Current expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 145 888 1 279 932 865 956 2 396 73 476 159 184 619 720 11 180 Capital outlay 177 ---------------------------------- 629 107 250 70 379 165 23 334 19 882 25 741 1 257 Education services: Education 965 ----------------------------------- 134 326 651 638 483 – – – 638 483 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 638 483 – 638 483 – – – 638 483 – Capital outlay 25 -------------------------- 741 – 25 741 – – – 25 741 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 268 608 268 608 – – – – – – Capital outlay 16 -------------------------- 808 16 808 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 58 043 58 043 – – – – – – Libraries 6 ------------------------------------ 868 2 127 4 741 – 1 454 3 287 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 370 ------------------------------- 271 369 717 554 – 1 553 – – Hospitals 22 ------------------------------------ 350 22 337 13 – – 13 – – Health 45 -------------------------------------- 034 42 225 2 809 – 508 2 301 – – Employment security administration 9 ------------ 365 9 365 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 81 --------------------------- 81 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 241 166 154 808 86 358 – 15 392 70 962 – 4 Capital outlay 76 ----------------------------- 512 63 727 12 785 – 5 889 6 896 – – Air transportation 3 ---------------------------- 047 110 2 937 – 2 937 – – – Parking facilities 1 ----------------------------- 364 – 1 364 – 1 145 219 – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies 1 ----------------------------- 541 1 541 – – – – – – Public safety:

Police protection 54 ----------------------------- 725 26 848 27 877 690 13 433 13 754 – – Fire protection 18 ------------------------------- 261 – 18 261 1 7 745 9 885 – 630

Correction 33 ----------------------------------- 748 33 644 104 27 – 77 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 14 ----------- 411 14 009 402 – 337 65 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 43 ---------------------------- 205 43 129 76 – – – – 76

Parks and recreation 18 ------------------------- 444 8 679 9 765 1 5 208 4 556 – –

Housing and community development 45 ---------- 020 29 550 15 470 – 2 943 1 845 – 10 682

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 37 024 10 37 014 – 23 856 13 074 – 84

Capital outlay 18 ----------------------------- 608 8 18 600 – 13 715 4 885 – –

Solid waste management 21 --------------------- 752 7 362 14 390 – 2 765 11 532 – 93

Government administration:

Financial administration 53 ----------------------- 252 29 953 23 299 141 3 663 19 495 – –

Judicial and legal 29 ---------------------------- 544 28 014 1 530 501 744 285 – –

General public buildings 31 ---------------------- 562 29 608 1 954 345 765 844 – –

Other government administration 16 -------------- 310 9 343 6 967 716 2 823 3 428 – –

Interest on general debt 127 ------------------------- 701 113 052 14 649 4 3 422 3 389 6 978 856

General expenditure, n.e.c. 112 ---------------------- 337 85 019 27 318 135 7 669 19 502 – 12 Utility expenditure 104 --------------------------------- 805 886 103 919 – 73 541 11 699 – 18 679 Liquor store expenditure 27 --------------------------- 668 27 668 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 124 161 122 449 1 712 – 1 691 21 – – Employee retirement 41 ---------------------------- 260 39 548 1 712 – 1 691 21 – –

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 91
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

VIRGINIA

Revenue, total 24 ------------------------------ 689 438 15 291 517 13 124 127 7 002 064 5 485 864 – – 802 011

General revenue 21 ------------------------------- 262 651 13 086 581 11 902 276 6 532 408 4 767 016 – – 768 664

Intergovernmental revenue, total 2 ----------------------- 954 671 2 725 900 3 954 977 2 223 994 1 717 298 – – 179 497

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 2 954 671 2 563 170 391 501 93 140 272 035 – – 26 326

Education 789 -------------------------------------- 035 681 747 107 288 29 273 78 015 – – –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 167 147 1 166 248 899 899 – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 3 563 476 2 072 033 1 390 359 – – 101 084

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 2 395 103 1 554 026 841 077 – – –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 289 288 143 374 145 914 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 162 730 (2) 58 821 54 904 – – 52 087

General revenue from own sources 18 -------------------- 307 980 10 360 681 7 947 299 4 308 414 3 049 718 – – 589 167

Taxes 12 -------------------------------------------- 684 150 7 025 345 5 658 805 3 431 720 2 227 002 – – 83

Property 4 --------------------------------------- 142 912 15 351 4 127 561 2 703 349 1 424 212 – – –

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 068 730 1 570 789 497 941 263 806 234 135 – – –

Motor fuel 629 ------------------------------------- 125 629 104 21 – 21 – – –

Motor vehicle license 345 --------------------------- 782 255 805 89 977 53 465 36 512 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 3 --------------- 594 522 3 594 501 21 – 21 – – –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 903 079 959 795 943 284 411 100 532 101 – – 83

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 3 556 094 2 010 012 1 546 082 503 245 519 949 – – 522 888

Education 1 -------------------------------------- 260 207 1 062 344 197 863 123 293 74 570 – – –

Hospitals 937 -------------------------------------- 186 746 453 190 733 – 12 377 – – 178 356

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 2 067 736 1 325 324 742 412 373 449 302 767 – – 66 196

Interest earnings 1 ------------------------------- 088 150 549 787 538 363 271 869 210 624 – – 55 870

Utility revenue 830 --------------------------------------- 189 – 830 189 191 012 605 830 – – 33 347

Liquor store revenue 258 --------------------------------- 211 258 211 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 2 338 387 1 946 725 391 662 278 644 113 018 – – –

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 042 177 1 650 515 391 662 278 644 113 018 – – –

Expenditure, total 23 --------------------------- 527 592 13 920 647 13 163 026 6 993 584 5 543 751 – – 871 730

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 3 489 912 66 169 234 150 71 262 – – 6 796

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 66 169 62 321 3 846 – – 2

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 3 489 912 (2) 171 829 67 416 – – 6 794

Current operation 17 --------------------------------- 058 550 7 268 259 9 790 291 5 431 202 4 359 089 – – –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 894 626 1 113 277 1 781 349 851 066 692 609 – – 237 674

Construction 2 ----------------------------------- 254 826 928 586 1 326 240 610 217 518 326 – – 197 697

Equipment, land, and existing structures 639 ---------- 800 184 691 455 109 240 849 174 283 – – 39 977

Assistance and subsidies 621 -------------------------- 784 556 378 65 406 35 737 29 669 – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 273 619 478 499 795 120 346 648 326 737 – – 121 735 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 173 488 1 014 322 159 166 94 781 64 385 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 8 --------- 954 203 3 032 098 5 922 105 3 370 562 2 339 398 – – 212 145

Direct expenditure by function, total 23 -------------------- 527 592 10 430 735 13 096 857 6 759 434 5 472 489 – – 864 934 General expenditure 21 ------------------------------- 113 501 9 204 164 11 909 337 6 387 508 4 795 808 – – 726 021 Current expenditure 18 ----------------------------- 444 813 8 091 438 10 353 375 5 642 941 4 200 867 – – 509 567 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 668 688 1 112 726 1 555 962 744 567 594 941 – – 216 454 Education services: Education 7 ----------------------------------- 912 310 2 464 157 5 448 153 3 583 884 1 864 269 – – – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 5 448 153 – 5 448 153 3 583 884 1 864 269 – – – Capital outlay 453 -------------------------- 223 – 453 223 303 100 150 123 – – – Higher education1 ------------------------- 2 086 107 2 086 107 – – – – – – Capital outlay 179 -------------------------- 784 179 784 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 378 050 378 050 – – – – – – Libraries 153 ------------------------------------ 001 7 479 145 522 79 254 46 331 – – 19 937 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 327 254 1 822 499 504 755 291 950 212 805 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 156 380 959 474 196 906 22 15 141 – – 181 743 Health 700 -------------------------------------- 523 448 297 252 226 144 704 100 171 – – 7 351 Employment security administration 78 ------------ 057 78 057 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 9 --------------------------- 960 9 960 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 758 983 1 367 063 391 920 111 618 251 245 – – 29 057 Capital outlay 917 ----------------------------- 302 762 544 154 758 63 411 73 796 – – 17 551 Air transportation 296 ---------------------------- 290 14 952 281 338 12 191 25 408 – – 243 739 Parking facilities 31 ----------------------------- 800 – 31 800 2 454 29 346 – – – Water transport and terminals 30 ----------------- 692 29 590 1 102 25 1 077 – – – Transit subsidies 3 ----------------------------- 146 – 3 146 1 152 1 994 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 733 ----------------------------- 980 130 112 603 868 278 859 325 009 – – – Fire protection 378 ------------------------------- 336 – 378 336 187 018 191 318 – – –

Correction 671 ----------------------------------- 499 413 269 258 230 160 591 97 639 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 150 ----------- 719 86 475 64 244 31 839 32 405 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 195 ---------------------------- 215 161 653 33 562 27 415 244 – – 5 903

Parks and recreation 317 ------------------------- 504 44 480 273 024 108 523 164 136 – – 365

Housing and community development 404 ---------- 096 38 693 365 403 95 699 269 704 – – –

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 498 672 58 371 440 301 158 013 187 176 – – 95 112

Capital outlay 131 ----------------------------- 525 961 130 564 44 050 50 335 – – 36 179

Solid waste management 316 --------------------- 020 7 942 308 078 151 569 121 256 – – 35 253

Government administration:

Financial administration 482 ----------------------- 910 247 397 235 513 121 660 113 853 – – –

Judicial and legal 292 ---------------------------- 508 149 323 143 185 82 902 60 283 – – –

General public buildings 298 ---------------------- 494 35 088 263 406 139 055 124 351 – – –

Other government administration 198 -------------- 853 32 292 166 561 88 776 77 785 – – –

Interest on general debt 1 ------------------------- 163 627 478 499 685 128 299 938 277 766 – – 107 424

General expenditure, n.e.c. 552 ---------------------- 672 119 042 433 630 228 397 205 096 – – 137 Utility expenditure 1 --------------------------------- 028 354 – 1 028 354 277 145 612 296 – – 138 913 Liquor store expenditure 212 --------------------------- 249 212 249 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 173 488 1 014 322 159 166 94 781 64 385 – – – Employee retirement 791 ---------------------------- 659 632 493 159 166 94 781 64 385 – – –

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92 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

WASHINGTON

Revenue, total 27 ------------------------------ 178 800 17 713 129 14 075 554 1 983 430 3 505 447 – 4 855 986 3 916 528

General revenue 20 ------------------------------- 194 062 13 443 299 11 360 646 1 982 159 2 521 349 – 4 855 986 2 186 989

Intergovernmental revenue, total 3 ----------------------- 331 638 2 994 704 4 946 817 604 354 411 570 – 3 730 845 385 885

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 3 331 638 2 929 999 401 639 38 748 53 305 – 58 978 250 608

Education 707 -------------------------------------- 843 648 812 59 031 – 53 – 58 978 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 385 268 1 385 268 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 4 545 178 473 007 305 681 – 3 670 925 95 565

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 3 671 338 312 101 – 3 670 925 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 2 402 2 357 45 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 64 705 (2) 92 599 52 584 – 942 39 712

General revenue from own sources 16 -------------------- 862 424 10 448 595 6 413 829 1 377 805 2 109 779 – 1 125 141 1 801 104

Taxes 11 -------------------------------------------- 944 237 8 476 932 3 467 305 897 001 1 176 406 – 862 128 531 770

Property 3 --------------------------------------- 497 900 1 386 622 2 111 278 567 883 387 045 – 861 532 294 818

General sales 5 ---------------------------------- 756 060 5 031 574 724 486 189 258 363 159 – – 172 069

Motor fuel 627 ------------------------------------- 136 627 136 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 220 --------------------------- 362 203 538 16 824 16 581 243 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation – --------------- – – –––– –

Other taxes 1 ------------------------------------ 842 779 1 228 062 614 717 123 279 425 959 – 596 64 883

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 3 286 142 1 207 909 2 078 233 281 716 619 304 – 153 507 1 023 706

Education 858 -------------------------------------- 264 704 757 153 507 – – – 153 507 –

Hospitals 755 -------------------------------------- 983 232 700 523 283 – – – – 523 283

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 632 045 763 754 868 291 199 088 314 069 – 109 506 245 628

Interest earnings 855 ------------------------------- 846 352 541 503 305 105 427 134 177 – 64 388 199 313

Utility revenue 2 --------------------------------------- 594 625 – 2 594 625 1 271 863 815 – – 1 729 539

Liquor store revenue 259 --------------------------------- 666 259 666 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 4 130 447 4 010 164 120 283 – 120 283 – – –

Employee retirement 2 ------------------------------ 015 357 1 895 074 120 283 – 120 283 – – –

Expenditure, total 27 --------------------------- 702 309 17 374 131 14 913 455 2 004 059 3 585 938 – 5 350 949 4 186 400

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 27 ---------------------------- 132 4 578 587 33 822 49 001 87 548 – – 111 164

To Federal Government 27 ------------------------- 132 26 997 135 135 – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 33 687 477 433 – – 32 777

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 4 551 590 (2) 48 389 87 115 – – 78 387

Current operation 15 --------------------------------- 908 265 7 558 592 8 349 673 1 542 639 2 481 022 – 4 326 012 –

Capital outlay 4 ------------------------------------- 515 488 1 643 209 2 872 279 336 652 735 647 – 855 759 944 221

Construction 3 ----------------------------------- 542 188 1 355 996 2 186 192 290 582 689 617 – 626 548 579 445

Equipment, land, and existing structures 973 ---------- 300 287 213 686 087 46 070 46 030 – 229 211 364 776

Assistance and subsidies 733 -------------------------- 438 733 118 320 320 – – – – Interest on debt 1 ----------------------------------- 580 144 434 223 1 145 921 75 447 205 030 – 169 178 696 266 Insurance benefits and repayments 2 ----------------- 503 093 2 426 402 76 691 – 76 691 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 8 --------- 500 483 2 832 003 5 668 480 739 702 1 151 008 – 2 799 968 977 802

Direct expenditure by function, total 27 -------------------- 675 177 12 795 544 14 879 633 1 955 058 3 498 390 – 5 350 949 4 075 236 General expenditure 21 ------------------------------- 625 549 10 145 792 11 479 757 1 949 247 2 438 040 – 5 350 949 1 741 521 Current expenditure 17 ----------------------------- 750 217 8 502 976 9 247 241 1 613 464 1 945 886 – 4 495 190 1 192 701 Capital outlay 3 ---------------------------------- 875 332 1 642 816 2 232 516 335 783 492 154 – 855 759 548 820 Education services: Education 7 ----------------------------------- 764 262 2 581 447 5 182 815 660 384 – 5 181 771 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 5 371 035 188 220 5 182 815 660 384 – 5 181 771 – Capital outlay 1 -------------------------- 044 088 188 220 855 868 108 1 – 855 759 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 2 023 231 2 023 231 – – – – – – Capital outlay 200 -------------------------- 572 200 572 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 369 996 369 996 – – – – – – Libraries 156 ------------------------------------ 241 7 553 148 688 217 57 610 – – 90 861 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 2 ------------------------------- 776 211 2 761 790 14 421 10 308 4 113 – – – Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 063 910 499 173 564 737 3 474 3 – – 561 260 Health 908 -------------------------------------- 111 654 915 253 196 230 705 17 390 – – 5 101 Employment security administration 106 ------------ 624 106 624 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 3 --------------------------- 430 3 430 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 390 388 865 690 524 698 337 050 187 403 – – 245 Capital outlay 748 ----------------------------- 106 591 466 156 640 106 143 50 497 – – – Air transportation 205 ---------------------------- 483 1 068 204 415 21 209 2 529 – – 180 677 Parking facilities 3 ----------------------------- 501 – 3 501 199 3 302 – – – Water transport and terminals 246 ----------------- 765 – 246 765 – – – – 246 765 Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 627 ----------------------------- 034 108 037 518 997 179 606 339 391 – – – Fire protection 304 ------------------------------- 986 – 304 986 1 293 222 808 – – 80 885

Correction 730 ----------------------------------- 646 544 770 185 876 167 314 18 562 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 311 ----------- 074 241 541 69 533 37 672 31 861 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 583 ---------------------------- 677 498 415 85 262 35 036 9 857 – – 40 369

Parks and recreation 481 ------------------------- 131 61 311 419 820 101 187 291 641 – – 26 992

Housing and community development 275 ---------- 157 32 321 242 836 12 609 79 339 – – 150 888

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 556 443 – 556 443 40 986 310 488 – – 204 969

Capital outlay 312 ----------------------------- 056 – 312 056 26 107 137 915 – – 148 034

Solid waste management 379 --------------------- 857 36 397 343 460 129 470 213 987 – – 3

Government administration:

Financial administration 413 ----------------------- 722 181 985 231 737 124 376 107 361 – – –

Judicial and legal 321 ---------------------------- 735 52 103 269 632 211 539 58 093 – – –

General public buildings 90 ---------------------- 340 59 661 30 679 23 327 7 352 – – –

Other government administration 245 -------------- 098 81 056 164 042 72 624 91 418 – – –

Interest on general debt 914 ------------------------- 725 434 223 480 502 75 447 114 618 – 169 178 121 259

General expenditure, n.e.c. 764 ---------------------- 998 332 282 432 716 132 939 268 530 – – 31 247 Utility expenditure 3 --------------------------------- 323 185 – 3 323 185 5 811 983 659 – – 2 333 715 Liquor store expenditure 223 --------------------------- 350 223 350 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 2 503 093 2 426 402 76 691 – 76 691 – – – Employee retirement 866 ---------------------------- 716 790 025 76 691 – 76 691 – – –

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GOVERNMENT FINANCES STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES 93
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

WEST VIRGINIA

Revenue, total 6 ------------------------------ 948 008 5 452 191 2 707 646 462 883 536 700 – 1 583 777 137 675

General revenue 5 ------------------------------- 948 278 4 558 622 2 601 485 462 825 461 791 – 1 583 777 106 481

Intergovernmental revenue, total 1 ----------------------- 538 761 1 490 087 1 260 503 42 975 9 808 – 1 153 222 67 887

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 1 538 761 1 475 928 62 833 5 067 2 799 – 2 895 52 072

Education 226 -------------------------------------- 746 223 851 2 895 – – – 2 895 –

Public welfare 839 ---------------------------------- 771 839 771 – – – – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 197 670 36 920 6 493 – 1 148 672 5 585

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 1 148 672 – – – 1 148 672 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – – –––– –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 14 159 (2) 988 516 – 1 655 10 230

General revenue from own sources 4 -------------------- 409 517 3 068 535 1 340 982 419 850 451 983 – 430 555 38 594

Taxes 3 -------------------------------------------- 003 188 2 351 858 651 330 136 588 154 452 – 359 366 924

Property 531 --------------------------------------- 702 2 053 529 649 129 805 39 554 – 359 366 924

General sales 796 ---------------------------------- 889 796 889 – – – – – –

Motor fuel 207 ------------------------------------- 992 207 992 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 80 --------------------------- 043 79 462 581 576 5 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 794 --------------- 700 794 700 – – – – – –

Other taxes 591 ------------------------------------ 862 470 762 121 100 6 207 114 893 – – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 802 378 415 006 387 372 80 479 248 852 – 25 869 32 172

Education 280 -------------------------------------- 212 254 343 25 869 – – – 25 869 –

Hospitals 199 -------------------------------------- 647 37 370 162 277 37 680 124 597 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 603 951 301 671 302 280 202 783 48 679 – 45 320 5 498

Interest earnings 421 ------------------------------- 618 177 055 244 563 184 673 38 778 – 18 302 2 810

Utility revenue 90 --------------------------------------- 272 – 90 272 58 59 020 – – 31 194

Liquor store revenue 45 --------------------------------- 591 45 591 – – – – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 863 867 847 978 15 889 – 15 889 – – –

Employee retirement 273 ------------------------------ 549 257 660 15 889 – 15 889 – – –

Expenditure, total 6 --------------------------- 822 213 5 261 795 2 711 599 460 936 553 727 – 1 585 331 119 087

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total – ---------------------------- 1 149 496 1 685 5 879 2 294 – – 994

To Federal Government – ------------------------- – – –––– –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 685 1 277 330 – – 78

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 1 149 496 (2) 4 602 1 964 – – 916

Current operation 4 --------------------------------- 707 190 2 596 757 2 110 433 258 254 439 363 – 1 412 816 –

Capital outlay 614 ------------------------------------- 831 370 284 244 547 13 186 48 346 – 156 015 27 000

Construction 411 ----------------------------------- 471 292 137 119 334 5 045 18 588 – 73 796 21 905

Equipment, land, and existing structures 203 ---------- 360 78 147 125 213 8 141 29 758 – 82 219 5 095

Assistance and subsidies 147 -------------------------- 077 147 077 – – – – – – Interest on debt 434 ----------------------------------- 748 172 304 262 444 183 617 50 655 – 16 500 11 672 Insurance benefits and repayments 838 ----------------- 946 825 877 13 069 – 13 069 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 2 --------- 078 969 734 489 1 344 480 139 419 201 720 – 977 367 25 974

Direct expenditure by function, total 6 -------------------- 822 213 4 112 299 2 709 914 455 057 551 433 – 1 585 331 118 093 General expenditure 5 ------------------------------- 821 837 3 246 178 2 575 659 454 399 467 392 – 1 585 331 68 537 Current expenditure 5 ----------------------------- 227 431 2 875 894 2 351 537 441 542 427 076 – 1 429 316 53 603 Capital outlay 594 ---------------------------------- 406 370 284 224 122 12 857 40 316 – 156 015 14 934 Education services: Education 2 ----------------------------------- 236 048 667 217 1 568 831 – – – 1 568 831 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 1 568 831 – 1 568 831 – – – 1 568 831 – Capital outlay 156 -------------------------- 015 – 156 015 – – – 156 015 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 551 272 551 272 – – – – – – Capital outlay 32 -------------------------- 064 32 064 – – – – – – Other education3 -------------------------- 115 945 115 945 – – – – – – Libraries 15 ------------------------------------ 890 3 932 11 958 8 281 3 677 – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ------------------------------- 094 750 1 094 068 682 77 605 – – – Hospitals 251 ------------------------------------ 618 89 277 162 341 36 210 126 131 – – – Health 153 -------------------------------------- 644 98 858 54 786 52 083 2 703 – – – Employment security administration 24 ------------ 510 24 510 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 867 --------------------------- 867 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 545 758 510 002 35 756 599 35 157 – – – Capital outlay 284 ----------------------------- 489 280 450 4 039 215 3 824 – – – Air transportation 13 ---------------------------- 769 857 12 912 5 015 487 – – 7 410 Parking facilities 6 ----------------------------- 722 – 6 722 – 6 722 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– – Transit subsidies 170 ----------------------------- – 170 49 121 – – – Public safety:

Police protection 92 ----------------------------- 983 23 850 69 133 20 770 48 363 – – – Fire protection 34 ------------------------------- 639 – 34 639 3 459 31 180 – – –

Correction 57 ----------------------------------- 545 36 491 21 054 20 746 308 – – –

Protective inspection and regulation 21 ----------- 972 20 321 1 651 45 1 606 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 110 ---------------------------- 372 102 915 7 457 2 605 845 – – 4 007

Parks and recreation 62 ------------------------- 473 38 497 23 976 4 134 18 079 – – 1 763

Housing and community development 54 ---------- 252 9 633 44 619 1 933 9 582 – – 33 104

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 79 912 2 042 77 870 – 62 551 – – 15 319

Capital outlay 17 ----------------------------- 038 63 16 975 – 12 800 – – 4 175

Solid waste management 35 --------------------- 697 8 026 27 671 3 427 24 244 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 128 ----------------------- 170 90 365 37 805 28 716 9 089 – – –

Judicial and legal 60 ---------------------------- 975 39 847 21 128 17 533 3 595 – – –

General public buildings 41 ---------------------- 809 13 858 27 951 13 958 13 993 – – –

Other government administration 58 -------------- 448 22 215 36 233 25 056 11 177 – – –

Interest on general debt 419 ------------------------- 695 172 304 247 391 183 617 40 340 – 16 500 6 934

General expenditure, n.e.c. 219 ---------------------- 149 176 226 42 923 26 086 16 837 – – – Utility expenditure 121 --------------------------------- 186 – 121 186 658 70 972 – – 49 556 Liquor store expenditure 40 --------------------------- 244 40 244 – – – – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 838 946 825 877 13 069 – 13 069 – – – Employee retirement 277 ---------------------------- 964 264 895 13 069 – 13 069 – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

94 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Government, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

WISCONSIN

Revenue, total 24 ------------------------------ 922 496 17 608 614 12 359 374 3 130 805 3 306 911 350 083 5 427 339 409 775

General revenue 19 ------------------------------- 123 325 12 584 972 11 583 845 3 012 864 2 651 519 347 887 5 427 339 409 775

Intergovernmental revenue, total 3 ----------------------- 211 840 3 015 338 5 241 994 1 391 411 1 100 467 175 134 2 598 751 241 770

From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 3 211 840 2 921 070 290 770 52 788 91 049 409 36 939 109 585

Education 574 -------------------------------------- 588 536 486 38 102 1 163 – – 36 939 –

Public welfare 1 ---------------------------------- 712 165 1 696 201 15 964 14 689 1 275 – – –

From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 4 951 224 1 236 416 963 457 168 472 2 504 313 78 566

Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 2 517 032 12 719 – – 2 504 313 –

Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 493 621 493 601 20 – – –

From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 94 268 (2) 102 207 45 961 6 253 57 499 53 619

General revenue from own sources 15 -------------------- 911 485 9 569 634 6 341 851 1 621 453 1 551 052 172 753 2 828 588 168 005

Taxes 11 -------------------------------------------- 609 642 7 389 207 4 220 435 747 975 776 260 118 581 2 493 524 84 095

Property 4 --------------------------------------- 103 127 53 960 4 049 167 652 852 710 549 108 147 2 493 524 84 095

General sales 2 ---------------------------------- 209 763 2 127 315 82 448 82 431 16 1 – –

Motor fuel 568 ------------------------------------- 929 568 929 – – – – – –

Motor vehicle license 208 --------------------------- 107 207 498 609 41 568 – – –

Incomemindividual and corporation 3 --------------- 579 900 3 579 900 – – – – – –

Other taxes 939 ------------------------------------ 816 851 605 88 211 12 651 65 127 10 433 – –

Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 2 700 230 1 231 314 1 468 916 750 709 424 212 22 354 214 059 57 582

Education 946 -------------------------------------- 758 732 699 214 059 – – – 214 059 –

Hospitals 607 -------------------------------------- 169 366 709 240 460 233 254 7 206 – – –

Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 1 601 613 949 113 652 500 122 769 350 580 31 818 121 005 26 328

Interest earnings 887 ------------------------------- 163 512 327 374 836 66 126 198 178 18 991 68 755 22 786

Utility revenue 505 --------------------------------------- 363 – 505 363 31 174 471 993 2 196 – –

Liquor store revenue 187 --------------------------------- – 187 – 187 – – –

Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 5 293 621 5 023 642 269 979 86 767 183 212 – – –

Employee retirement 4 ------------------------------ 725 887 4 455 908 269 979 86 767 183 212 – – –

Expenditure, total 22 --------------------------- 046 744 13 595 620 13 203 305 3 240 348 3 413 848 379 027 5 636 826 649 731

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 109 ---------------------------- 866 4 845 330 16 717 23 579 73 794 21 000 2 685 12 134

To Federal Government 109 ------------------------- 866 109 866 – – – – – –

To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 16 717 10 791 5 403 415 33 75

To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 4 735 464 (2) 12 788 68 391 20 585 2 652 12 059

Current operation 16 --------------------------------- 020 424 5 591 741 10 428 683 2 625 143 2 473 789 260 606 5 069 145 –

Capital outlay 2 ------------------------------------- 740 278 771 504 1 968 774 431 140 554 202 81 870 458 661 442 901

Construction 2 ----------------------------------- 272 978 577 228 1 695 750 370 172 478 043 70 499 337 349 439 687

Equipment, land, and existing structures 467 ---------- 300 194 276 273 024 60 968 76 159 11 371 121 312 3 214

Assistance and subsidies 600 -------------------------- 555 550 527 50 028 49 949 20 59 – – Interest on debt 985 ----------------------------------- 223 498 978 486 245 61 463 249 029 15 492 106 335 53 926 Insurance benefits and repayments 1 ----------------- 449 628 1 337 540 112 088 49 074 63 014 – – – Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 7 --------- 251 961 2 043 091 5 208 870 1 040 819 992 129 57 597 3 074 063 44 262

Direct expenditure by function, total 21 -------------------- 936 878 8 750 290 13 186 588 3 216 769 3 340 054 358 027 5 634 141 637 597 General expenditure 19 ------------------------------- 847 144 7 412 750 12 434 394 3 094 409 2 714 153 354 094 5 634 141 637 597 Current expenditure 17 ----------------------------- 176 724 6 641 246 10 535 478 2 686 442 2 205 940 272 920 5 175 480 194 696 Capital outlay 2 ---------------------------------- 670 420 771 504 1 898 916 407 967 508 213 81 174 458 661 442 901 Education services: Education 7 ----------------------------------- 516 159 1 956 125 5 560 034 32 228 – – 5 527 806 – Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 5 086 934 – 5 086 934 32 228 – – 5 054 706 – Capital outlay 422 -------------------------- 274 – 422 274 5 825 – – 416 449 – Higher education1 ------------------------- 2 137 310 1 664 210 473 100 – – – 473 100 – Capital outlay 209 -------------------------- 260 167 048 42 212 – – – 42 212 – Other education3 -------------------------- 291 915 291 915 – – – – – – Libraries 117 ------------------------------------ 387 – 117 387 18 099 97 677 1 611 – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 3 ------------------------------- 305 800 2 484 214 821 586 811 713 9 814 59 – – Hospitals 715 ------------------------------------ 693 391 967 323 726 316 442 7 284 – – – Health 536 -------------------------------------- 998 112 051 424 947 355 612 61 136 8 199 – – Employment security administration 68 ------------ 484 68 484 – – – – – – Veterans’ services 8 --------------------------- 005 8 005 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 1 518 604 488 317 1 030 287 394 952 452 379 182 956 – – Capital outlay 801 ----------------------------- 921 387 319 414 602 147 126 209 357 58 119 – – Air transportation 82 ---------------------------- 930 37 742 45 188 39 266 5 729 193 – – Parking facilities 16 ----------------------------- 862 – 16 862 223 16 632 7 – – Water transport and terminals 5 ----------------- 973 141 5 832 1 434 4 193 205 – – Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– – Public safety:

Police protection 696 ----------------------------- 349 50 780 645 569 185 039 445 824 14 706 – – Fire protection 306 ------------------------------- 189 – 306 189 17 272 697 33 475 – –

Correction 484 ----------------------------------- 630 288 869 195 761 195 617 141 3 – –

Protective inspection and regulation 95 ----------- 533 59 097 36 436 654 33 223 2 559 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 319 ---------------------------- 666 218 311 101 355 50 280 43 812 2 250 – 5 013

Parks and recreation 317 ------------------------- 870 30 901 286 969 133 493 148 497 4 979 – –

Housing and community development 219 ---------- 393 18 860 200 533 12 946 96 123 315 – 91 149

Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 761 525 5 402 756 123 – 259 406 9 208 – 487 509

Capital outlay 472 ----------------------------- 605 240 472 365 – 64 223 1 936 – 406 206

Solid waste management 226 --------------------- 900 14 469 212 431 44 873 143 279 24 279 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 254 ----------------------- 647 123 304 131 343 56 151 62 720 12 472 – –

Judicial and legal 285 ---------------------------- 698 126 169 159 529 131 124 25 293 3 112 – –

General public buildings 126 ---------------------- 870 2 499 124 371 72 453 44 595 7 323 – –

Other government administration 206 -------------- 300 46 332 159 968 64 979 75 059 19 930 – –

Interest on general debt 956 ------------------------- 573 498 978 457 595 61 463 221 229 14 642 106 335 53 926

General expenditure, n.e.c. 696 ---------------------- 106 381 733 314 373 115 351 187 411 11 611 – – Utility expenditure 639 --------------------------------- 923 – 639 923 73 286 562 704 3 933 – – Liquor store expenditure 183 --------------------------- – 183 – 183 – – – Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 1 449 628 1 337 540 112 088 49 074 63 014 – – – Employee retirement 904 ---------------------------- 224 792 136 112 088 49 074 63 014 – – –

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Table 29. State and Local Government Revenue and Expenditure by Level and Type of

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[Thousand dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments State and local

government, totalState

government Total County Municipal Township School district Special district

1 2 3 4567 8

WYOMING

Revenue, total 2 ------------------------------ 900 659 2 027 582 1 441 793 389 873 298 722 – 713 684 130 506

General revenue 2 ------------------------------- 533 412 1 722 869 1 379 259 389 873 243 622 – 713 684 123 072 Intergovernmental revenue, total 676 ----------------------- 964 666 779 578 901 63 813 154 350 – 443 583 8 147 From Federal Government1 ------------------------ 676 964 646 319 30 645 7 635 12 577 – 9 306 1 127 Education 66 -------------------------------------- 660 57 354 9 306 – – – 9 306 – Public welfare 134 ---------------------------------- 824 134 605 219 219 – – – – From State governments1 (2 -------------------------- ) – 548 256 49 766 111 183 – 383 936 3 371 Education (2 -------------------------------------- ) – 383 936 – – – 383 936 – Public welfare (2 ---------------------------------- ) – 745 745 – – – – From local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 20 460 (2) 6 412 30 590 – 50 341 3 649

General revenue from own sources 1 -------------------- 856 448 1 056 090 800 358 326 060 89 272 – 270 101 114 925 Taxes 1 -------------------------------------------- 085 772 645 929 439 843 174 003 16 769 – 225 898 23 173 Property 461 --------------------------------------- 066 87 697 373 369 119 647 8 872 – 221 952 22 898 General sales 234 ---------------------------------- 391 182 547 51 844 51 844 – – – – Motor fuel 38 ------------------------------------- 326 38 326 – – – – – – Motor vehicle license 39 --------------------------- 540 38 511 1 029 1 029 – – – – Incomemindividual and corporation – --------------- – – –––– – Other taxes 312 ------------------------------------ 449 298 848 13 601 1 483 7 897 – 3 946 275 Current charges, total1 ----------------------------- 324 341 80 492 243 849 93 507 37 706 – 29 098 83 538 Education 88 -------------------------------------- 047 58 949 29 098 – – – 29 098 – Hospitals 158 -------------------------------------- 635 2 589 156 046 78 233 – – – 77 813 Miscellaneous revenue, total1----------------------- 446 335 329 669 116 666 58 550 34 797 – 15 105 8 214 Interest earnings 367 ------------------------------- 124 270 394 96 730 53 236 28 297 – 11 037 4 160

Utility revenue 58 --------------------------------------- 977 – 58 977 – 51 543 – – 7 434 Liquor store revenue 31 --------------------------------- 778 31 778 – – – – – – Insurance trust revenue, total1------------------------- 276 492 272 935 3 557 – 3 557 – – – Employee retirement 228 ------------------------------ 136 224 579 3 557 – 3 557 – – –

Expenditure, total 2 --------------------------- 731 762 1 925 134 1 457 942 392 137 289 430 – 716 175 139 758

By character and object:

Intergovernmental, total 185 ---------------------------- 650 384 1 115 73 240 5 026 – – 2 407 To Federal Government 185 ------------------------- 185 – – – – – – To State governments (2 -------------------------- ) – 1 115 803 – – – 312 To local governments (2 --------------------------- ) 650 199 (2) 72 437 5 026 – – 2 095 Current operation 1 --------------------------------- 776 200 691 008 1 085 192 243 286 206 654 – 635 252 –

Capital outlay 469 ------------------------------------- 682 294 613 175 069 29 294 53 376 – 66 542 25 857 Construction 375 ----------------------------------- 849 262 866 112 983 18 078 35 499 – 42 791 16 615 Equipment, land, and existing structures 93 ---------- 833 31 747 62 086 11 216 17 877 – 23 751 9 242 Assistance and subsidies 45 -------------------------- 443 45 443 – – – – – – Interest on debt 159 ----------------------------------- 659 70 889 88 770 46 317 23 063 – 14 381 5 009

Insurance benefits and repayments 174 ----------------- 108 172 797 1 311 – 1 311 – – –

Exhibit: Expenditure for salaries and wages 934 --------- 803 304 245 630 558 103 256 89 035 – 393 073 45 194

Direct expenditure by function, total 2 -------------------- 731 577 1 274 750 1 456 827 318 897 284 404 – 716 175 137 351

General expenditure 2 ------------------------------- 461 381 1 075 010 1 386 371 318 897 224 510 – 716 175 126 789

Current expenditure 2 ----------------------------- 004 783 780 415 1 224 368 289 603 181 483 – 649 633 103 649

Capital outlay 456 ---------------------------------- 598 294 595 162 003 29 294 43 027 – 66 542 23 140

Education services:

Education 896 ----------------------------------- 151 194 357 701 794 – – – 701 794 –

Elementary and secondary education1 ------- 618 968 – 618 968 – – – 618 968 –

Capital outlay 60 -------------------------- 815 – 60 815 – – – 60 815 –

Higher education1 ------------------------- 244 354 161 528 82 826 – – – 82 826 –

Capital outlay 21 -------------------------- 970 16 243 5 727 – – – 5 727 –

Other education3 -------------------------- 32 829 32 829 – – – – – –

Libraries 11 ------------------------------------ 665 1 391 10 274 10 259 15 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 195 ------------------------------- 026 188 683 6 343 4 764 1 579 – – –

Hospitals 224 ------------------------------------ 301 38 145 186 156 81 310 7 – – 104 839

Health 48 -------------------------------------- 527 34 814 13 713 11 194 2 020 – – 499

Employment security administration 11 ------------ 756 11 756 – – – – – –

Veterans’ services – --------------------------- – – –––– –

Transportation:

Highways1 ---------------------------------- 347 197 287 291 59 906 28 561 30 796 – – 549

Capital outlay 244 ----------------------------- 517 226 336 18 181 5 573 12 128 – – 480

Air transportation 7 ---------------------------- 400 – 7 400 4 649 2 751 – – –

Parking facilities 275 ----------------------------- – 275 – 275 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------- – – –––– –

Transit subsidies – ----------------------------- – – –––– –

Public safety:

Police protection 68 ----------------------------- 824 11 869 56 955 20 812 36 143 – – –

Fire protection 21 ------------------------------- 772 – 21 772 2 727 15 546 – – 3 499

Correction 41 ----------------------------------- 974 23 911 18 063 11 313 6 750 – – – Protective inspection and regulation 10 ----------- 733 7 797 2 936 614 2 322 – – – Environment and housing: Natural resources 93 ---------------------------- 852 67 083 26 769 18 801 – – – 7 968 Parks and recreation 43 ------------------------- 108 16 559 26 549 4 909 21 592 – – 48 Housing and community development 15 ---------- 730 8 466 7 264 – 7 264 – – – Sewerage1 ---------------------------------- 18 566 – 18 566 – 17 406 – – 1 160 Capital outlay 4 ----------------------------- 129 – 4 129 – 3 693 – – 436 Solid waste management 44 --------------------- 957 27 811 17 146 2 156 12 698 – – 2 292 Government administration: Financial administration 53 ----------------------- 149 34 150 18 999 11 860 7 139 – – – Judicial and legal 37 ---------------------------- 461 23 559 13 902 10 273 3 629 – – – General public buildings 17 ---------------------- 624 5 991 11 633 6 249 5 384 – – – Other government administration 41 -------------- 086 7 931 33 155 20 718 12 437 – – – Interest on general debt 152 ------------------------- 592 70 889 81 703 46 317 17 447 – 14 381 3 558 General expenditure, n.e.c. 57 ---------------------- 655 12 557 45 098 21 411 21 310 – – 2 377 Utility expenditure 69 --------------------------------- 145 – 69 145 – 58 583 – – 10 562

Liquor store expenditure 26 --------------------------- 943 26 943 – – – – – –

Insurance trust expenditure, total1------------------- 174 108 172 797 1 311 – 1 311 – – –

Employee retirement 77 ---------------------------- 673 76 362 1 311 – 1 311 – – –

1Includes amounts for categories not shown separately. 2Duplicative intergovernmental transactions are excluded; see text. 3Includes assistance and subsidies to individuals and private

institutions for elementary, secondary, and higher education, as well as miscellaneous education expenditures.

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Table 30. Per Capita Amounts of Selected Financial Items for State and Local Governments

by State: 1991-92

[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General revenue

From own sources

Taxes Charges and miscellaneous

Total

revenue Total

From

Federal

Government Total Total1 Property

Sales

and

gross

receipts Income Total

Current

charges

Interest

earnings Other

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

United States 4 - 641.03 3 815.80 702.57 3 113.23 2 181.27 699.44 770.03 546.46 931.96 536.66 216.99 178.30

Alabama 3 --------------- 829.59 3 103.38 708.18 2 395.20 1 435.55 174.15 729.99 351.99 959.65 696.01 176.42 87.22

Alaska 13 ---------------- 461.38 11 449.15 1 446.61 10 002.54 3 841.16 1 071.21 333.05 340.76 6 161.39 1 031.06 3 322.61 1 807.72

Arizona 4 ---------------- 215.35 3 349.78 563.88 2 785.90 2 021.75 673.56 874.06 378.70 764.15 395.58 208.46 160.11

Arkansas 3 -------------- 292.38 2 871.49 716.78 2 154.71 1 514.46 260.91 739.82 406.69 640.25 434.02 140.38 65.86

California 5 -------------- 263.79 4 144.16 784.39 3 359.76 2 334.98 667.84 818.85 698.09 1 024.78 609.17 230.06 185.55

Colorado 4 -------------- 597.72 3 678.19 601.08 3 077.12 2 021.19 673.28 729.21 500.12 1 055.93 581.22 266.75 207.96

Connecticut 5 ------------ 265.92 4 583.56 753.47 3 830.09 3 058.63 1 197.18 936.75 749.60 771.46 354.81 183.15 233.49

Delaware 5 -------------- 102.10 4 378.94 634.97 3 743.96 2 348.15 331.39 285.77 947.80 1 395.82 778.30 411.63 205.89

District of Columbia 9 ----- 151.60 8 054.38 3 036.23 5 018.15 4 113.92 1 544.14 1 148.43 1 223.38 904.22 450.72 154.16 299.35

Florida 4 ---------------- 044.97 3 408.51 471.13 2 937.37 1 921.65 737.59 965.36 51.54 1 015.72 567.08 246.90 201.75

Georgia 3 --------------- 972.68 3 314.75 628.28 2 686.47 1 832.23 542.13 711.41 512.07 854.24 615.90 144.26 94.07

Hawaii 5 ----------------- 622.41 4 884.95 809.79 4 075.15 2 924.43 479.71 1 497.09 840.30 1 150.72 749.48 269.07 132.17

Idaho 3 ----------------- 757.88 3 220.55 625.96 2 594.59 1 778.50 446.10 623.23 565.75 816.09 493.10 193.72 129.27

Illinois 4 ----------------- 129.69 3 509.31 579.10 2 930.21 2 201.82 847.69 768.72 477.59 728.40 368.26 193.68 166.46

Indiana 3 ---------------- 735.33 3 334.53 587.67 2 746.86 1 862.62 567.66 606.88 629.34 884.25 599.80 152.08 132.37

Iowa 4 ------------------ 128.28 3 612.60 616.97 2 995.63 2 030.43 710.66 579.66 572.37 965.21 659.07 160.61 145.53

Kansas 3 ---------------- 931.67 3 362.66 562.08 2 800.58 1 957.89 725.53 684.19 409.34 842.69 506.31 208.61 127.77

Kentucky 3 -------------- 794.78 3 257.31 743.57 2 513.74 1 754.60 296.83 625.02 618.76 759.14 423.99 248.62 86.53

Louisiana 4 -------------- 117.82 3 632.31 937.19 2 695.12 1 650.65 276.21 873.92 256.59 1 044.47 569.78 260.75 213.94

Maine 4 ----------------- 356.56 3 804.02 808.67 2 995.35 2 158.63 827.91 692.01 535.66 836.73 376.94 189.58 270.21

Maryland 4 -------------- 387.65 3 737.31 608.73 3 128.58 2 336.42 654.05 603.26 918.46 792.16 408.77 152.20 231.19

Massachusetts 5 --------- 016.45 4 280.51 808.42 3 472.09 2 552.35 875.86 525.02 1 015.96 919.73 474.93 182.07 262.74

Michigan 4 --------------- 487.36 3 805.84 678.77 3 127.07 2 172.66 949.80 533.37 567.75 954.42 561.77 158.54 234.11

Minnesota 5 ------------- 273.97 4 375.39 697.72 3 677.67 2 473.47 775.78 769.55 763.82 1 204.19 687.88 299.88 216.44

Mississippi 3 ------------- 436.60 2 958.69 834.58 2 124.11 1 323.11 357.01 653.74 224.13 801.01 592.85 126.80 81.35

Missouri 3 --------------- 528.42 2 975.31 617.29 2 358.02 1 664.95 401.61 693.79 441.25 693.08 395.70 154.34 143.04

Montana 4 --------------- 441.44 3 733.87 937.99 2 795.88 1 766.00 705.75 245.52 460.22 1 029.88 411.60 374.77 243.51

Nebraska 4 -------------- 780.86 3 600.93 614.69 2 986.24 2 014.38 726.50 705.20 470.89 971.86 632.40 239.93 99.53

Nevada 4 ---------------- 617.07 3 574.15 538.31 3 035.83 2 044.35 491.53 1 270.22 – 991.48 637.12 226.78 127.58

New Hampshire 4 -------- 177.08 3 743.07 705.98 3 037.09 2 245.82 1 349.15 618.13 117.55 791.27 413.19 270.69 107.39

New Jersey 5 ------------ 451.28 4 676.59 689.98 3 986.60 2 937.76 1 272.79 901.01 635.22 1 048.84 516.17 217.46 315.22

New Mexico 4 ----------- 467.71 3 805.39 783.12 3 022.28 1 789.22 217.46 982.69 330.86 1 233.06 526.35 484.09 222.62

New York 6 -------------- 986.20 5 696.36 1 057.52 4 638.84 3 531.85 1 177.50 939.71 1 250.65 1 106.99 623.68 243.26 240.06

North Carolina 3 --------- 911.30 3 163.83 600.90 2 562.94 1 811.67 373.57 703.85 617.69 751.27 517.14 124.74 109.38

North Dakota 4 ---------- 296.16 3 793.42 949.61 2 843.81 1 698.51 531.55 679.49 248.63 1 145.31 683.11 267.15 195.05

Ohio 4 ------------------ 649.70 3 386.73 642.93 2 743.80 1 936.87 567.67 610.48 639.75 806.93 481.15 147.35 178.43

Oklahoma 3 ------------- 687.29 3 083.75 589.05 2 494.69 1 631.57 242.45 699.65 425.69 863.13 574.87 203.51 84.75

Oregon 5 ---------------- 158.70 4 038.33 811.47 3 226.85 2 095.36 862.74 184.56 797.27 1 131.49 573.73 406.54 151.22

Pennsylvania 4 ----------- 508.53 3 800.55 732.69 3 067.86 2 187.40 607.92 614.83 679.21 880.46 448.91 225.63 205.92

Rhode Island 4 ----------- 817.70 3 965.26 1 007.66 2 957.60 2 233.70 939.49 664.79 524.34 723.90 323.88 327.45 72.57

South Carolina 3 --------- 923.28 3 160.95 702.13 2 458.82 1 583.94 450.73 585.90 430.97 874.88 653.09 150.40 71.39

South Dakota 3 ---------- 735.12 3 230.62 842.62 2 388.00 1 558.59 609.57 758.30 49.56 829.41 365.64 337.94 125.83

Tennessee 4 ------------- 185.87 3 087.03 734.46 2 352.57 1 537.84 347.87 957.61 77.35 814.72 552.62 123.92 138.18

Texas 3 ----------------- 779.35 3 210.51 532.14 2 678.38 1 859.55 731.03 917.05 .01 818.82 453.69 238.60 126.54

Utah 4 ------------------ 241.83 3 282.01 655.22 2 626.79 1 699.28 460.33 688.92 473.12 927.51 551.14 247.90 128.47

Vermont 4 --------------- 654.24 4 121.95 908.68 3 213.28 2 291.19 955.92 648.74 530.50 922.09 500.47 213.61 208.00

Virginia 3 ---------------- 871.64 3 334.27 463.33 2 870.94 1 989.05 649.66 608.21 563.67 881.89 557.64 170.64 153.61

Washington 5 ------------ 291.82 3 931.87 648.68 3 283.18 2 325.59 681.06 1 431.47 – 957.59 639.83 166.64 151.13

West Virginia 3 ----------- 834.44 3 282.71 849.21 2 433.51 1 657.39 293.43 688.14 438.58 776.12 442.81 232.68 100.63

Wisconsin 4 ------------- 977.53 3 819.32 641.47 3 177.85 2 318.68 819.48 668.95 714.98 859.17 539.29 177.18 142.69

Wyoming 6 -------------- 224.59 5 436.51 1 452.71 3 983.79 2 329.98 989.41 634.84 – 1 653.81 696.01 787.82 169.98

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[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Expenditure by character and object

Capital outlay

Total

expenditure1 Current

operation2 Total Construction Other

Assistance

and subsidies

Interest

on debt

Insurance

benefits and

repayments

Exhibit:

Salaries

and wages

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

United States 4 ------- 510.33 3 244.70 528.08 394.88 133.20 129.20 254.42 353.92 1 501.88

Alabama 3 -------------------- 648.40 2 850.18 368.44 251.29 117.14 66.08 178.40 185.30 1 285.57

Alaska 11 ---------------------- 397.52 7 840.03 1 375.13 1 084.89 290.24 182.01 1 323.18 677.17 2 990.05

Arizona 4 --------------------- 151.99 2 873.64 609.44 451.55 157.89 90.80 348.95 229.17 1 357.28

Arkansas 3 ------------------- 053.12 2 365.12 318.12 234.88 83.23 52.22 140.08 177.58 1 136.15

California 5 ------------------- 269.51 3 730.89 543.85 355.50 188.36 248.54 231.10 515.12 1 687.06

Colorado 4 -------------------- 360.55 2 955.89 687.56 519.07 168.49 76.08 325.74 315.27 1 526.77

Connecticut 5 ----------------- 253.03 3 704.01 581.36 507.99 73.36 169.41 293.20 505.05 1 687.77

Delaware 4 ------------------- 750.35 3 287.56 611.22 483.64 127.57 89.35 427.90 334.33 1 570.59

District of Columbia 9 ---------- 953.85 7 476.87 1 071.33 555.38 515.95 221.60 547.58 636.47 3 851.81

Florida 4 ---------------------- 024.99 2 871.60 620.61 464.73 155.88 78.93 273.89 179.97 1 436.93

Georgia 3 --------------------- 863.29 2 871.97 521.84 377.93 143.91 69.32 194.64 205.51 1 321.33

Hawaii 5 ---------------------- 762.49 3 593.66 1 388.78 1 072.33 316.45 128.83 307.50 343.72 1 682.48

Idaho 3 ----------------------- 418.41 2 516.71 486.48 376.00 110.48 39.99 132.72 242.50 1 241.97

Illinois 4 ---------------------- 022.12 2 863.22 509.37 417.48 91.90 133.23 221.32 294.96 1 375.57

Indiana 3 --------------------- 512.75 2 783.85 400.89 263.66 137.23 66.84 131.77 129.40 1 283.12

Iowa 3 ------------------------ 985.54 3 064.50 521.31 366.40 154.91 95.91 141.25 162.57 1 546.10

Kansas 3 --------------------- 806.98 2 845.74 509.00 348.07 160.93 74.99 198.90 178.35 1 432.97

Kentucky 3 -------------------- 612.64 2 577.43 424.37 299.02 125.35 79.25 284.82 246.76 1 268.04

Louisiana 4 ------------------- 107.52 3 053.87 395.28 296.41 98.87 64.76 322.58 271.03 1 389.62

Maine 4 ---------------------- 239.37 3 134.21 387.97 269.47 118.50 136.84 224.64 355.71 1 269.63

Maryland 4 -------------------- 199.24 3 028.33 462.85 366.22 96.63 107.66 227.32 373.08 1 511.56

Massachusetts 5 -------------- 105.65 3 584.11 497.32 385.17 112.15 158.50 342.92 522.80 1 526.63

Michigan 4 -------------------- 387.66 3 296.27 375.15 246.02 129.13 152.20 155.47 408.56 1 545.93

Minnesota 5 ------------------- 051.55 3 614.76 624.25 424.40 199.85 217.99 299.19 295.35 1 712.49

Mississippi 3 ------------------ 224.23 2 541.03 337.75 259.58 78.17 40.37 134.34 170.74 1 128.18

Missouri 3 -------------------- 272.62 2 450.74 401.94 314.45 87.49 61.88 151.31 206.75 1 193.02

Montana 4 -------------------- 035.71 2 817.55 512.91 419.28 93.63 72.01 247.49 385.75 1 366.98

Nebraska 4 ------------------- 617.23 3 542.74 661.09 537.76 123.33 58.35 263.44 91.61 1 593.80

Nevada 4 --------------------- 825.90 2 994.52 855.66 690.75 164.91 37.78 331.91 606.03 1 486.87

New Hampshire 4 ------------- 112.91 3 170.25 291.91 233.31 58.60 84.65 334.34 231.75 1 255.11

New Jersey 5 ----------------- 446.36 4 000.23 512.27 405.49 106.78 101.49 291.88 540.48 1 737.35

New Mexico 4 ----------------- 167.79 3 154.47 479.54 367.06 112.48 85.81 208.67 239.30 1 401.65

New York 6 ------------------- 864.98 4 828.29 740.94 595.64 145.30 235.83 421.31 638.61 2 252.41

North Carolina 3 --------------- 708.04 2 782.63 461.88 329.42 132.46 90.20 171.43 201.89 1 269.45

North Dakota 4 ---------------- 244.66 3 109.67 581.72 456.55 125.16 62.99 221.78 268.51 1 418.83

Ohio 4 ------------------------ 119.70 2 800.12 450.58 358.98 91.60 154.63 162.85 551.52 1 358.87

Oklahoma 3 ------------------- 630.92 2 678.92 409.57 296.59 112.98 72.81 189.20 280.43 1 343.67 Oregon 4 --------------------- 610.81 3 307.59 503.12 340.89 162.23 85.80 355.42 358.88 1 518.15 Pennsylvania 4 ---------------- 406.84 3 133.60 461.09 341.62 119.46 130.53 300.12 381.50 1 264.74 Rhode Island 5 ---------------- 120.29 3 517.96 447.03 372.86 74.17 177.90 348.10 629.31 1 354.92

South Carolina 3 -------------- 949.58 2 928.24 504.52 375.09 129.43 61.60 224.74 230.48 1 399.82 South Dakota 3 --------------- 446.03 2 556.96 489.26 301.00 188.26 46.70 242.69 110.42 1 178.62 Tennessee 3 ------------------ 931.16 3 016.61 506.25 389.08 117.17 57.86 168.64 181.81 1 145.49 Texas 3 ---------------------- 677.29 2 640.18 480.41 377.29 103.11 69.10 268.72 218.87 1 286.82 Utah 4 ------------------------ 005.53 2 861.11 454.12 295.15 158.98 75.50 410.26 204.54 1 267.11

Vermont 4 -------------------- 545.88 3 572.32 328.28 231.47 96.81 179.37 248.09 217.83 1 489.05 Virginia 3 --------------------- 689.45 2 754.28 453.92 353.59 100.33 97.50 199.72 184.02 1 404.14 Washington 5 ----------------- 393.75 3 576.74 879.18 689.68 189.51 142.80 307.66 487.36 1 655.08 West Virginia 3 ---------------- 765.02 2 641.62 339.31 227.08 112.23 81.17 239.93 462.99 1 147.33 Wisconsin 4 ------------------- 403.18 3 249.66 547.29 453.96 93.33 119.94 196.77 289.52 1 448.36 Wyoming 5 -------------------- 862.15 4 040.49 1 007.90 806.54 201.36 97.52 342.62 373.62 2 006.02

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Table 30. Per Capita Amounts of Selected Financial Items for State and Local Governments

by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Direct general expenditure

Education services Social services and income

maintenance Transportation

Education Highways

Total1 Total

Elementary and

secondary Higher Other Libraries

Public

welfare Hospitals Health Total1 Capitaloutlay

Air transportation

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

United States 3 ------- 811.44 1 279.12 896.57 330.60 51.95 17.68 606.26 230.39 115.04 261.45 145.18 31.80

Alabama 3 -------------------- 110.68 1 031.80 585.31 347.63 98.87 8.24 456.71 432.18 133.85 223.13 112.76 16.10

Alaska 9 ---------------------- 893.08 2 324.66 1 713.81 504.59 106.26 35.08 721.33 117.93 256.86 1 042.58 389.61 181.66

Arizona 3 --------------------- 509.48 1 259.20 835.69 385.42 38.09 18.59 491.81 80.22 113.03 276.20 179.47 35.61

Arkansas 2 ------------------- 750.56 1 106.23 705.09 319.48 81.67 7.19 491.37 149.95 77.50 263.24 140.36 10.94

California 4 ------------------- 214.59 1 274.76 868.44 358.52 47.79 19.82 654.23 258.37 166.01 201.64 91.99 21.43

Colorado 3 -------------------- 696.73 1 347.56 900.58 419.97 27.01 25.71 438.44 158.33 86.09 298.64 166.06 146.01

Connecticut 4 ----------------- 591.40 1 410.57 1 124.30 233.37 52.91 25.99 755.36 236.62 109.84 329.15 216.33 9.78

Delaware 4 ------------------- 249.52 1 584.31 905.69 565.05 113.58 10.98 424.39 63.09 166.00 395.76 290.13 3.86

District of Columbia 7 ---------- 561.24 1 269.90 1 066.24 203.66 – 37.34 1 490.67 628.15 286.64 207.94 185.99 –

Florida 3 ---------------------- 504.12 1 090.13 819.30 227.67 43.17 16.66 408.65 223.39 115.38 250.07 149.23 51.98

Georgia 3 --------------------- 310.99 1 084.12 805.85 232.54 45.73 10.73 498.76 451.07 79.42 204.44 140.38 22.13

Hawaii 5 ---------------------- 203.28 1 158.98 702.20 440.93 15.86 32.12 516.31 158.52 191.93 373.01 259.87 381.57

Idaho 3 ----------------------- 060.38 1 168.54 775.69 341.25 51.59 13.19 357.59 188.23 78.27 318.23 199.33 13.25

Illinois 3 ---------------------- 466.72 1 147.55 801.64 288.03 57.88 24.77 533.27 127.91 98.81 306.75 180.73 39.53

Indiana 3 --------------------- 188.63 1 292.71 857.87 386.22 48.63 22.84 477.57 277.82 66.88 209.63 105.54 11.72

Iowa 3 ------------------------ 620.82 1 418.67 917.11 444.88 56.69 18.80 497.25 317.65 69.47 440.99 256.37 13.01

Kansas 3 --------------------- 391.51 1 387.29 856.45 484.83 46.01 15.53 360.44 217.70 74.50 372.45 188.68 11.78

Kentucky 3 -------------------- 183.59 1 068.51 654.64 317.38 96.50 11.38 640.68 149.36 67.41 282.91 181.28 38.92

Louisiana 3 ------------------- 680.89 1 163.94 814.21 289.25 60.47 13.60 590.86 354.16 89.48 281.90 169.52 18.83

Maine 3 ---------------------- 761.99 1 297.19 962.73 288.66 45.81 11.95 814.10 81.83 86.21 315.46 119.74 14.20

Maryland 3 -------------------- 656.33 1 274.92 877.49 347.19 50.24 24.67 553.26 68.62 114.08 226.95 116.96 12.30

Massachusetts 4 -------------- 117.21 1 069.68 811.98 216.25 41.44 23.45 844.84 215.94 142.15 219.93 132.67 26.95

Michigan 3 -------------------- 771.26 1 468.24 1 012.79 416.99 38.46 17.53 597.09 195.38 185.57 200.26 83.96 21.07

Minnesota 4 ------------------- 494.03 1 495.19 1 060.85 371.39 62.95 22.22 809.07 293.59 123.79 377.51 238.11 25.65

Mississippi 2 ------------------ 869.54 1 019.49 639.56 325.89 54.04 6.08 447.50 363.57 68.32 274.95 157.47 7.00

Missouri 2 -------------------- 883.94 1 065.27 781.87 248.31 35.09 13.60 495.14 149.65 87.50 245.78 129.18 32.09

Montana 3 -------------------- 552.63 1 320.89 934.99 300.16 85.75 13.03 434.19 84.02 122.66 428.44 259.00 42.95

Nebraska 3 ------------------- 442.55 1 401.05 924.51 430.23 46.31 14.35 463.44 254.66 48.84 350.46 220.58 24.29

Nevada 3 --------------------- 997.62 1 206.49 897.18 284.14 25.17 32.62 365.62 233.07 68.62 327.37 225.03 102.34

New Hampshire 3 ------------- 677.05 1 175.79 889.57 246.73 39.50 16.42 883.33 33.81 104.73 254.76 95.06 4.40

New Jersey 4 ----------------- 693.27 1 583.82 1 263.17 279.77 40.89 23.98 750.73 142.72 79.22 323.02 214.59 1.31

New Mexico 3 ----------------- 787.72 1 351.94 827.45 475.03 49.46 13.12 468.09 229.48 123.96 461.94 183.67 21.01

New York 5 ------------------- 642.40 1 569.77 1 224.39 280.41 64.97 20.86 1 151.04 410.88 139.19 281.60 154.33 48.97

North Carolina 3 --------------- 107.79 1 200.19 788.77 373.52 37.90 12.43 437.11 256.49 120.31 231.36 118.50 17.26

North Dakota 3 ---------------- 897.90 1 482.61 832.42 582.16 68.03 10.44 573.66 87.66 46.40 438.74 240.61 25.32

Ohio 3 ------------------------ 384.90 1 183.73 813.62 322.79 47.32 17.47 633.59 161.48 128.86 247.40 141.23 9.75

Oklahoma 3 ------------------- 125.12 1 161.24 778.17 337.81 45.25 9.66 465.82 273.18 78.08 292.94 176.65 26.70

Oregon 3 --------------------- 952.97 1 391.45 956.96 394.45 40.04 20.02 455.12 173.08 128.89 265.20 146.37 33.88

Pennsylvania 3 ---------------- 757.95 1 324.44 910.93 332.47 81.05 9.15 769.01 126.96 92.85 222.19 102.94 39.96

Rhode Island 4 ---------------- 375.54 1 254.75 864.33 286.96 103.46 17.88 748.32 104.28 147.36 225.87 164.30 17.84

South Carolina 3 -------------- 313.13 1 197.79 800.23 349.11 48.46 15.81 526.71 375.46 128.96 174.41 104.56 14.71

South Dakota 3 --------------- 178.73 1 128.70 819.08 258.34 51.27 15.54 422.25 89.80 73.75 432.99 220.13 17.09

Tennessee 3 ------------------ 005.36 942.24 586.25 300.15 55.85 8.81 522.96 278.39 88.65 262.46 179.31 28.46

Texas 3 ---------------------- 150.63 1 238.64 885.47 324.72 28.45 9.89 416.20 228.04 65.50 222.84 127.30 42.97

Utah 3 ------------------------ 199.44 1 362.80 830.92 485.40 46.49 18.02 374.24 141.01 81.47 228.23 127.31 33.77

Vermont 4 -------------------- 076.35 1 693.22 1 120.15 471.24 101.83 12.05 649.60 39.21 79.01 423.10 134.23 5.35

Virginia 3 --------------------- 310.88 1 240.76 854.34 327.13 59.28 23.99 364.94 181.34 109.85 275.83 143.85 46.46

Washington 4 ----------------- 210.58 1 511.73 1 045.76 393.93 72.04 30.42 540.54 207.15 176.81 270.71 145.66 40.01

West Virginia 3 ---------------- 212.93 1 234.02 865.80 304.23 63.99 8.77 604.17 138.86 84.79 301.19 157.00 7.60

Wisconsin 3 ------------------- 963.88 1 501.13 1 015.96 426.86 58.30 23.44 660.24 142.94 107.25 303.30 160.16 16.56

Wyoming 5 -------------------- 281.93 1 923.07 1 328.26 524.36 70.45 25.03 418.51 481.33 104.14 745.06 524.71 15.88

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[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Direct general expendituremCon.

Public safety Environment and housing Governmental administration

Police

protection

Fire

protection Correction

Natural resourcesParks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Solid

waste

management

Financial

administrationJudicial

and legal

General

public

buildings

and other

government

administration

Interest

on general

debt

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

United States 135.43 ------- 56.29 112.52 51.16 61.66 66.91 79.75 47.23 70.92 64.11 62.30 216.62

Alabama 94.67 -------------------- 37.65 59.33 38.29 45.18 45.05 35.44 32.69 60.88 45.46 33.99 162.29

Alaska 217.07 ---------------------- 80.82 225.19 402.40 92.79 157.16 112.93 70.70 269.35 181.16 225.04 1 235.57

Arizona 156.64 --------------------- 53.72 126.36 79.36 59.45 38.60 48.25 30.81 80.91 83.49 64.34 259.74

Arkansas 69.76 ------------------- 26.89 54.47 49.70 27.02 33.28 34.61 23.65 49.28 28.18 32.39 125.13

California 190.78 ------------------- 79.10 160.47 86.48 79.94 110.14 100.71 50.24 94.77 103.33 57.80 190.21

Colorado 133.08 -------------------- 54.66 111.78 47.36 99.36 51.85 62.75 11.90 82.35 57.92 71.26 265.46

Connecticut 142.01 ----------------- 83.00 128.26 18.94 49.78 99.66 76.81 97.83 90.59 62.13 70.02 281.90

Delaware 141.78 ------------------- 19.62 158.40 47.06 57.88 92.51 123.26 83.18 111.98 75.59 77.64 420.24

District of Columbia 466.24 ---------- 165.54 544.13 – 102.39 374.21 210.26 78.29 95.04 218.76 144.90 403.83

Florida 169.88 ---------------------- 66.44 139.65 83.83 84.24 45.72 56.78 79.67 81.77 72.50 48.90 230.03

Georgia 105.34 --------------------- 47.07 118.62 38.51 66.65 51.34 54.80 34.82 40.67 43.58 75.41 126.23

Hawaii 143.32 ---------------------- 57.07 90.22 112.20 190.89 185.71 146.99 86.86 112.65 117.14 150.89 305.67

Idaho 105.05 ----------------------- 36.96 67.08 117.51 40.97 22.02 50.25 36.01 72.16 47.29 41.80 123.51

Illinois 148.04 ---------------------- 62.92 80.39 24.10 103.98 51.66 81.58 28.02 61.94 51.44 65.16 209.30

Indiana 75.79 --------------------- 39.48 70.54 31.36 31.40 37.28 71.77 19.65 57.09 34.82 73.51 122.69

Iowa 93.30 ------------------------ 31.44 48.47 66.13 55.22 24.85 65.42 29.51 60.79 52.76 48.21 125.30

Kansas 106.65 --------------------- 44.00 82.67 64.37 43.29 19.84 47.97 18.30 69.73 49.92 67.05 176.89

Kentucky 80.11 -------------------- 35.83 70.37 64.05 44.70 31.57 47.69 23.06 56.15 41.91 37.96 269.15

Louisiana 126.69 ------------------- 43.68 81.52 72.17 49.96 43.71 77.32 37.96 58.32 47.40 59.58 310.58

Maine 79.99 ---------------------- 49.39 85.58 65.48 31.09 64.07 80.89 61.94 85.00 35.52 52.58 215.67

Maryland 143.84 -------------------- 68.53 135.35 53.81 76.48 88.77 93.55 57.78 68.16 69.09 75.32 216.16

Massachusetts 131.19 -------------- 90.02 107.98 21.40 29.93 153.60 128.91 41.52 95.87 57.70 51.39 288.94

Michigan 133.55 -------------------- 45.83 118.71 31.09 45.38 17.32 88.11 35.76 62.59 64.05 66.69 142.99

Minnesota 113.82 ------------------- 38.07 66.55 67.93 90.24 92.96 80.16 47.61 82.50 60.28 78.17 273.68

Mississippi 71.71 ------------------ 30.98 39.50 53.56 22.29 32.45 35.22 18.98 44.70 24.99 56.56 126.65

Missouri 102.01 -------------------- 54.86 54.21 42.58 49.61 30.11 73.38 13.54 49.71 40.26 44.10 138.94

Montana 89.38 -------------------- 28.61 55.03 135.39 27.32 51.05 53.56 25.62 105.01 65.09 48.98 239.76

Nebraska 88.27 ------------------- 37.32 66.45 94.61 47.23 52.61 45.56 15.50 70.19 38.40 39.39 141.05

Nevada 191.09 --------------------- 106.44 175.73 81.39 129.35 49.52 74.44 6.00 108.67 90.64 88.51 312.69

New Hampshire 114.41 ------------- 59.53 63.89 32.26 35.89 35.58 60.40 47.75 50.31 64.06 67.40 325.70

New Jersey 170.11 ----------------- 50.65 118.67 25.43 63.40 54.15 125.35 101.98 67.03 81.90 77.10 283.00 New Mexico 134.75 ----------------- 49.11 104.79 65.00 70.29 25.70 64.04 35.24 85.65 53.23 80.27 178.67 New York 204.98 ------------------- 77.20 191.21 19.66 67.13 163.24 95.84 103.20 78.42 100.52 75.52 359.50 North Carolina 102.53 --------------- 37.93 94.80 44.70 52.73 42.61 39.24 41.42 42.37 37.84 56.72 103.96 North Dakota 66.66 ---------------- 24.29 42.30 131.59 101.75 57.96 41.95 25.13 65.37 45.42 41.50 215.23

Ohio 120.91 ------------------------ 60.24 81.65 23.48 45.47 56.93 87.92 27.15 78.52 59.14 60.19 151.74 Oklahoma 91.15 ------------------- 46.56 67.69 33.57 46.63 36.34 52.93 29.06 70.38 35.00 50.45 148.15 Oregon 120.54 --------------------- 71.45 101.76 82.13 66.54 69.54 105.92 35.95 110.64 63.65 83.22 334.67 Pennsylvania 102.56 ---------------- 27.96 86.77 29.81 35.54 58.53 74.33 42.60 53.36 55.80 68.15 280.77 Rhode Island 128.58 ---------------- 104.41 100.52 23.03 115.29 97.25 92.72 50.10 63.17 72.01 77.39 342.73

South Carolina 91.24 -------------- 34.94 115.53 37.71 41.22 30.56 40.33 35.02 53.04 34.38 66.90 142.57 South Dakota 79.09 --------------- 27.05 54.71 104.05 54.77 34.24 37.65 14.70 72.30 35.81 64.68 230.68 Tennessee 93.47 ------------------ 43.69 90.81 33.33 51.11 48.55 57.46 32.00 40.54 41.72 41.01 141.24 Texas 110.17 ---------------------- 43.47 103.58 33.76 42.02 25.07 69.02 33.00 52.76 46.54 43.82 202.59 Utah 96.36 ------------------------ 37.76 74.50 56.54 64.58 59.39 47.62 23.78 70.24 47.73 64.05 172.02

Vermont 96.01 -------------------- 32.04 59.21 75.80 32.36 78.98 64.95 38.16 93.42 51.83 83.99 224.04 Virginia 115.10 --------------------- 59.33 105.30 30.61 49.79 63.37 78.20 49.56 75.73 45.87 77.99 182.47 Washington 122.09 ----------------- 59.38 142.26 113.64 93.68 53.57 108.34 73.96 80.55 62.64 65.31 178.10 West Virginia 51.32 ---------------- 19.12 31.76 60.91 34.48 29.94 44.10 19.70 70.73 33.65 55.33 231.62 Wisconsin 139.08 ------------------- 61.15 96.79 63.84 63.49 43.82 152.09 45.32 50.86 57.06 66.54 191.05 Wyoming 147.69 -------------------- 46.72 90.07 201.40 92.51 33.76 39.84 96.47 114.05 80.39 125.99 327.45

Note: Per capita amounts are based on population figures of the U.S. population as of JULY 1, 1992 from the Population Estimates. Per capita amounts are computed on the basis of

amounts rounded to the nearest thousand.

1Includes intergovernmental expenditure to the Federal Government.

2Includes amounts for categories not shown separately.

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Personal Income, by State: 1991-92

[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

General revenue

From own sources

Taxes Charges and miscellaneous

Total

revenue Total

From

Federal

Government Total Total1 Property

Sales

and

gross

receipts Income Total

Current

charges

Interest

earnings Other

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

United States 245.89 ------- 202.17 37.22 164.94 115.57 37.06 40.80 28.95 49.38 28.43 11.50 9.45

Alabama 249.60 -------------------- 202.27 46.16 156.11 93.56 11.35 47.58 22.94 62.55 45.36 11.50 5.69

Alaska 657.66 ---------------------- 559.36 70.67 488.68 187.66 52.33 16.27 16.65 301.02 50.37 162.33 88.32

Arizona 259.84 --------------------- 206.49 34.76 171.73 124.62 41.52 53.88 23.34 47.10 24.38 12.85 9.87

Arkansas 227.63 ------------------- 198.53 49.56 148.98 104.71 18.04 51.15 28.12 44.27 30.01 9.71 4.55

California 256.55 ------------------- 201.98 38.23 163.75 113.80 32.55 39.91 34.02 49.94 29.69 11.21 9.04

Colorado 244.08 -------------------- 195.26 31.91 163.35 107.30 35.74 38.71 26.55 56.05 30.85 14.16 11.04

Connecticut 201.74 ----------------- 175.60 28.87 146.73 117.18 45.86 35.89 28.72 29.56 13.59 7.02 8.95

Delaware 248.36 ------------------- 213.16 30.91 182.25 114.31 16.13 13.91 46.14 67.95 37.89 20.04 10.02

District of Columbia 371.86 ---------- 327.28 123.37 203.90 167.16 62.74 46.66 49.71 36.73 18.31 6.26 12.16

Florida 216.38 ---------------------- 182.33 25.20 157.13 102.79 39.46 51.64 2.76 54.33 30.33 13.21 10.79

Georgia 232.26 --------------------- 193.79 36.73 157.06 107.12 31.69 41.59 29.94 49.94 36.01 8.43 5.50

Hawaii 271.24 ---------------------- 235.66 39.07 196.60 141.08 23.14 72.22 40.54 55.52 36.16 12.98 6.38

Idaho 251.63 ----------------------- 215.65 41.91 173.73 119.09 29.87 41.73 37.88 54.65 33.02 12.97 8.66

Illinois 200.73 ---------------------- 170.57 28.15 142.43 107.02 41.20 37.36 23.21 35.40 17.90 9.41 8.09

Indiana 219.47 --------------------- 195.92 34.53 161.39 109.44 33.35 35.66 36.98 51.96 35.24 8.94 7.78

Iowa 240.11 ------------------------ 210.12 35.88 174.23 118.10 41.33 33.71 33.29 56.13 38.33 9.34 8.46

Kansas 217.03 --------------------- 185.62 31.03 154.59 108.08 40.05 37.77 22.60 46.52 27.95 11.52 7.05

Kentucky 245.57 -------------------- 210.78 48.12 162.67 113.54 19.21 40.45 40.04 49.13 27.44 16.09 5.60

Louisiana 275.96 ------------------- 243.42 62.81 180.62 110.62 18.51 58.57 17.20 69.99 38.18 17.47 14.34

Maine 249.69 ---------------------- 218.02 46.35 171.68 123.72 47.45 39.66 30.70 47.96 21.60 10.87 15.49

Maryland 199.70 -------------------- 170.10 27.71 142.39 106.34 29.77 27.46 41.80 36.05 18.60 6.93 10.52

Massachusetts 218.15 -------------- 186.15 35.16 150.99 111.00 38.09 22.83 44.18 40.00 20.65 7.92 11.43

Michigan 242.33 -------------------- 205.53 36.66 168.87 117.33 51.29 28.80 30.66 51.54 30.34 8.56 12.64

Minnesota 278.73 ------------------- 231.24 36.87 194.36 130.72 41.00 40.67 40.37 63.64 36.35 15.85 11.44

Mississippi 260.05 ------------------ 223.88 63.15 160.73 100.12 27.01 49.47 16.96 60.62 44.86 9.60 6.16

Missouri 198.15 -------------------- 167.09 34.67 132.42 93.50 22.55 38.96 24.78 38.92 22.22 8.67 8.03

Montana 288.78 -------------------- 242.78 60.99 181.79 114.83 45.89 15.96 29.92 66.96 26.76 24.37 15.83

Nebraska 272.08 ------------------- 204.93 34.98 169.95 114.64 41.35 40.13 26.80 55.30 35.99 13.65 5.66

Nevada 241.23 --------------------- 186.74 28.13 158.62 106.81 25.68 66.37 – 51.81 33.29 11.85 6.67

New Hampshire 193.06 ------------- 173.00 32.63 140.37 103.80 62.36 28.57 5.43 36.57 19.10 12.51 4.96

New Jersey 213.17 ----------------- 182.88 26.98 155.90 114.88 49.77 35.23 24.84 41.01 20.18 8.50 12.33

New Mexico 311.65 ----------------- 265.45 54.63 210.82 124.81 15.17 68.55 23.08 86.02 36.72 33.77 15.53

New York 311.96 ------------------- 254.36 47.22 207.14 157.71 52.58 41.96 55.85 49.43 27.85 10.86 10.72

North Carolina 235.74 --------------- 190.69 36.22 154.47 109.19 22.52 42.42 37.23 45.28 31.17 7.52 6.59

North Dakota 275.91 ---------------- 243.62 60.99 182.64 109.08 34.14 43.64 15.97 73.56 43.87 17.16 12.53

Ohio 263.50 ------------------------ 191.93 36.44 155.49 109.76 32.17 34.60 36.26 45.73 27.27 8.35 10.11

Oklahoma 240.04 ------------------- 200.75 38.35 162.40 106.21 15.78 45.55 27.71 56.19 37.42 13.25 5.52

Oregon 299.06 --------------------- 234.11 47.04 187.06 121.47 50.01 10.70 46.22 65.60 33.26 23.57 8.77

Pennsylvania 234.47 ---------------- 197.65 38.10 159.55 113.76 31.62 31.97 35.32 45.79 23.35 11.73 10.71

Rhode Island 250.99 ---------------- 206.58 52.50 154.08 116.37 48.94 34.63 27.32 37.71 16.87 17.06 3.78

South Carolina 256.75 -------------- 206.86 45.95 160.91 103.66 29.50 38.34 28.20 57.25 42.74 9.84 4.67

South Dakota 234.95 --------------- 203.22 53.00 150.21 98.04 38.34 47.70 3.12 52.18 23.00 21.26 7.92

Tennessee 257.56 ------------------ 189.95 45.19 144.75 94.62 21.40 58.92 4.76 50.13 34.00 7.63 8.50

Texas 223.22 ---------------------- 189.63 31.43 158.20 109.83 43.18 54.16 – 48.36 26.80 14.09 7.47

Utah 297.04 ------------------------ 229.83 45.88 183.95 119.00 32.24 48.24 33.13 64.95 38.59 17.36 9.00

Vermont 260.14 -------------------- 230.39 50.79 179.60 128.06 53.43 36.26 29.65 51.54 27.97 11.94 11.63

Virginia 195.58 --------------------- 168.43 23.41 145.03 100.48 32.82 30.72 28.47 44.55 28.17 8.62 7.76

Washington 278.00 ----------------- 206.56 34.08 172.48 122.17 35.78 75.20 – 50.30 33.61 8.75 7.94

West Virginia 269.78 ---------------- 230.97 59.75 171.22 116.61 20.65 48.42 30.86 54.61 31.16 16.37 7.08

Wisconsin 280.37 ------------------- 215.13 36.13 179.00 130.61 46.16 37.68 40.27 48.40 30.38 9.98 8.04

Wyoming 372.69 -------------------- 325.51 86.98 238.53 139.51 59.24 38.01 – 99.02 41.67 47.17 10.18

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Personal Income by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Expenditure by character and object

Capital outlay

Total

expenditure

Current

operation1 Total Construction Other

Assistance

and subsidies

Interest

on debt

Insurance

benefits and

repayments

Exhibit:

Salaries

and wages

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

United States 238.96 ------- 171.91 27.98 20.92 7.06 6.85 13.48 18.75 79.57

Alabama 237.79 -------------------- 185.77 24.01 16.38 7.63 4.31 11.63 12.08 83.79

Alaska 556.83 ---------------------- 383.03 67.18 53.00 14.18 8.89 64.64 33.08 146.08

Arizona 255.93 --------------------- 177.14 37.57 27.83 9.73 5.60 21.51 14.13 83.66

Arkansas 211.09 ------------------- 163.52 21.99 16.24 5.75 3.61 9.69 12.28 78.55

California 256.82 ------------------- 181.84 26.51 17.33 9.18 12.11 11.26 25.11 82.22

Colorado 231.49 -------------------- 156.92 36.50 27.56 8.94 4.04 17.29 16.74 81.05

Connecticut 201.25 ----------------- 141.90 22.27 19.46 2.81 6.49 11.23 19.35 64.66

Delaware 231.24 ------------------- 160.03 29.75 23.54 6.21 4.35 20.83 16.27 76.45

District of Columbia 404.46 ---------- 303.81 43.53 22.57 20.96 9.00 22.25 25.86 156.51

Florida 215.31 ---------------------- 153.61 33.20 24.86 8.34 4.22 14.65 9.63 76.87

Georgia 225.86 --------------------- 167.91 30.51 22.10 8.41 4.05 11.38 12.02 77.25

Hawaii 278.00 ---------------------- 173.37 67.00 51.73 15.27 6.22 14.83 16.58 81.17

Idaho 228.89 ----------------------- 168.52 32.57 25.18 7.40 2.68 8.89 16.24 83.16

Illinois 195.50 ---------------------- 139.17 24.76 20.29 4.47 6.48 10.76 14.34 66.86

Indiana 206.39 --------------------- 163.57 23.55 15.49 8.06 3.93 7.74 7.60 75.39

Iowa 231.81 ------------------------ 178.24 30.32 21.31 9.01 5.58 8.22 9.46 89.93

Kansas 210.15 --------------------- 157.09 28.10 19.21 8.88 4.14 10.98 9.84 79.10

Kentucky 233.78 -------------------- 166.79 27.46 19.35 8.11 5.13 18.43 15.97 82.06

Louisiana 275.27 ------------------- 204.66 26.49 19.86 6.63 4.34 21.62 18.16 93.13

Maine 242.97 ---------------------- 179.63 22.24 15.44 6.79 7.84 12.88 20.39 72.77

Maryland 191.12 -------------------- 137.83 21.07 16.67 4.40 4.90 10.35 16.98 68.80

Massachusetts 222.03 -------------- 155.86 21.63 16.75 4.88 6.89 14.91 22.74 66.39

Michigan 236.95 -------------------- 178.01 20.26 13.29 6.97 8.22 8.40 22.06 83.48

Minnesota 266.97 ------------------- 191.04 32.99 22.43 10.56 11.52 15.81 15.61 90.50

Mississippi 243.98 ------------------ 192.28 25.56 19.64 5.91 3.05 10.17 12.92 85.37

Missouri 183.79 -------------------- 137.63 22.57 17.66 4.91 3.47 8.50 11.61 67.00

Montana 262.40 -------------------- 183.20 33.35 27.26 6.09 4.68 16.09 25.08 88.88

Nebraska 262.77 ------------------- 201.62 37.62 30.60 7.02 3.32 14.99 5.21 90.70

Nevada 252.14 --------------------- 156.46 44.71 36.09 8.62 1.97 17.34 31.66 77.69

New Hampshire 190.09 ------------- 146.52 13.49 10.78 2.71 3.91 15.45 10.71 58.01

New Jersey 212.98 ----------------- 156.43 20.03 15.86 4.18 3.97 11.41 21.14 67.94

New Mexico 290.72 ----------------- 220.04 33.45 25.60 7.85 5.99 14.56 16.69 97.77

New York 306.55 ------------------- 215.60 33.09 26.60 6.49 10.53 18.81 28.52 100.58

North Carolina 223.49 --------------- 167.71 27.84 19.85 7.98 5.44 10.33 12.17 76.51

North Dakota 272.60 ---------------- 199.71 37.36 29.32 8.04 4.05 14.24 17.24 91.12

Ohio 233.47 ------------------------ 158.69 25.53 20.34 5.19 8.76 9.23 31.26 77.01

Oklahoma 236.37 ------------------- 174.40 26.66 19.31 7.35 4.74 12.32 18.26 87.47 Oregon 267.29 --------------------- 191.75 29.17 19.76 9.40 4.97 20.60 20.80 88.01 Pennsylvania 229.18 ---------------- 162.97 23.98 17.77 6.21 6.79 15.61 19.84 65.77 Rhode Island 266.75 ---------------- 183.27 23.29 19.42 3.86 9.27 18.14 32.78 70.59

South Carolina 258.47 -------------- 191.63 33.02 24.55 8.47 4.03 14.71 15.08 91.61 South Dakota 216.77 --------------- 160.84 30.78 18.93 11.84 2.94 15.27 6.95 74.14 Tennessee 241.88 ------------------ 185.61 31.15 23.94 7.21 3.56 10.38 11.19 70.48 Texas 217.20 ---------------------- 155.94 28.37 22.28 6.09 4.08 15.87 12.93 76.01 Utah 280.50 ------------------------ 200.35 31.80 20.67 11.13 5.29 28.73 14.32 88.73

Vermont 254.08 -------------------- 199.67 18.35 12.94 5.41 10.03 13.87 12.18 83.23 Virginia 186.38 --------------------- 139.14 22.93 17.86 5.07 4.93 10.09 9.30 70.93 Washington 283.35 ----------------- 187.90 46.19 36.23 9.96 7.50 16.16 25.60 86.95 West Virginia 264.90 ---------------- 185.86 23.87 15.98 7.90 5.71 16.88 32.58 80.72 Wisconsin 248.02 ------------------- 183.05 30.83 25.57 5.26 6.76 11.08 16.31 81.58 Wyoming 350.99 -------------------- 241.92 60.35 48.29 12.06 5.84 20.51 22.37 120.11

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Personal Income, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Direct general expenditure

Education services Social services and income

maintenance Transportation

Education Highways

Total2 Total

Elementary and

secondary Higher Other Libraries

Public

welfare Hospitals Health Total1 Capitaloutlay

Air transportation

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

United States 201.94 ------- 67.77 47.50 17.52 2.75 .94 32.12 12.21 6.10 13.85 7.69 1.69

Alabama 202.74 -------------------- 67.25 38.15 22.66 6.44 .54 29.77 28.17 8.72 14.54 7.35 1.05

Alaska 483.33 ---------------------- 113.57 83.73 24.65 5.19 1.71 35.24 5.76 12.55 50.94 19.03 8.88

Arizona 216.33 --------------------- 77.62 51.51 23.76 2.35 1.15 30.32 4.95 6.97 17.03 11.06 2.20

Arkansas 190.17 ------------------- 76.48 48.75 22.09 5.65 .50 33.97 10.37 5.36 18.20 9.70 .76

California 205.41 ------------------- 62.13 42.33 17.47 2.33 .97 31.89 12.59 8.09 9.83 4.48 1.04

Colorado 196.25 -------------------- 71.54 47.81 22.29 1.43 1.36 23.27 8.41 4.57 15.85 8.82 7.75

Connecticut 175.90 ----------------- 54.04 43.07 8.94 2.03 1.00 28.94 9.06 4.21 12.61 8.29 .37

Delaware 206.86 ------------------- 77.12 44.09 27.51 5.53 .53 20.66 3.07 8.08 19.27 14.12 .19

District of Columbia 307.24 ---------- 51.60 43.32 8.28 – 1.52 60.57 25.52 11.65 8.45 7.56 –

Florida 187.45 ---------------------- 58.31 43.83 12.18 2.31 .89 21.86 11.95 6.17 13.38 7.98 2.78

Georgia 193.57 --------------------- 63.38 47.11 13.60 2.67 .63 29.16 26.37 4.64 11.95 8.21 1.29

Hawaii 251.02 ---------------------- 55.91 33.88 21.27 .76 1.55 24.91 7.65 9.26 17.99 12.54 18.41

Idaho 204.92 ----------------------- 78.24 51.94 22.85 3.45 .88 23.94 12.60 5.24 21.31 13.35 .89

Illinois 168.50 ---------------------- 55.78 38.96 14.00 2.81 1.20 25.92 6.22 4.80 14.91 8.78 1.92

Indiana 187.35 --------------------- 75.95 50.40 22.69 2.86 1.34 28.06 16.32 3.93 12.32 6.20 .69

Iowa 210.60 ------------------------ 82.51 53.34 25.88 3.30 1.09 28.92 18.48 4.04 25.65 14.91 .76

Kansas 187.21 --------------------- 76.58 47.28 26.76 2.54 .86 19.90 12.02 4.11 20.56 10.42 .65

Kentucky 206.01 -------------------- 69.14 42.36 20.54 6.24 .74 41.46 9.67 4.36 18.31 11.73 2.52

Louisiana 246.68 ------------------- 78.00 54.56 19.38 4.05 .91 39.60 23.73 6.00 18.89 11.36 1.26

Maine 215.61 ---------------------- 74.35 55.18 16.54 2.63 .68 46.66 4.69 4.94 18.08 6.86 .81

Maryland 166.41 -------------------- 58.03 39.94 15.80 2.29 1.12 25.18 3.12 5.19 10.33 5.32 .56

Massachusetts 179.05 -------------- 46.52 35.31 9.40 1.80 1.02 36.74 9.39 6.18 9.56 5.77 1.17

Michigan 203.66 -------------------- 79.29 54.69 22.52 2.08 .95 32.24 10.55 10.02 10.81 4.53 1.14

Minnesota 237.51 ------------------- 79.02 56.07 19.63 3.33 1.17 42.76 15.52 6.54 19.95 12.58 1.36

Mississippi 217.14 ------------------ 77.14 48.40 24.66 4.09 .46 33.86 27.51 5.17 20.81 11.92 .53

Missouri 161.96 -------------------- 59.82 43.91 13.94 1.97 .76 27.81 8.40 4.91 13.80 7.25 1.80

Montana 230.99 -------------------- 85.88 60.79 19.52 5.58 .85 28.23 5.46 7.98 27.86 16.84 2.79

Nebraska 195.92 ------------------- 79.73 52.61 24.48 2.64 .82 26.37 14.49 2.78 19.94 12.55 1.38

Nevada 208.87 --------------------- 63.04 46.88 14.85 1.32 1.70 19.10 12.18 3.59 17.10 11.76 5.35

New Hampshire 169.95 ------------- 54.34 41.11 11.40 1.83 .76 40.83 1.56 4.84 11.77 4.39 .20

New Jersey 183.53 ----------------- 61.94 49.40 10.94 1.60 .94 29.36 5.58 3.10 12.63 8.39 .05

New Mexico 264.21 ----------------- 94.30 57.72 33.14 3.45 .92 32.65 16.01 8.65 32.22 12.81 1.47

New York 251.96 ------------------- 70.10 54.67 12.52 2.90 .93 51.40 18.35 6.22 12.57 6.89 2.19

North Carolina 187.31 --------------- 72.34 47.54 22.51 2.28 .75 26.35 15.46 7.25 13.94 7.14 1.04

North Dakota 250.33 ---------------- 95.22 53.46 37.39 4.37 .67 36.84 5.63 2.98 28.18 15.45 1.63

Ohio 191.83 ------------------------ 67.08 46.11 18.29 2.68 .99 35.91 9.15 7.30 14.02 8.00 .55

Oklahoma 203.44 ------------------- 75.60 50.66 21.99 2.95 .63 30.32 17.78 5.08 19.07 11.50 1.74

Oregon 229.16 --------------------- 80.66 55.48 22.87 2.32 1.16 26.38 10.03 7.47 15.37 8.49 1.96

Pennsylvania 195.43 ---------------- 68.88 47.37 17.29 4.21 .48 39.99 6.60 4.83 11.56 5.35 2.08

Rhode Island 227.95 ---------------- 65.37 45.03 14.95 5.39 .93 38.99 5.43 7.68 11.77 8.56 .93

South Carolina 216.82 -------------- 78.39 52.37 22.85 3.17 1.03 34.47 24.57 8.44 11.41 6.84 .96

South Dakota 199.95 --------------- 71.00 51.52 16.25 3.23 .98 26.56 5.65 4.64 27.24 13.85 1.07

Tennessee 184.92 ------------------ 57.98 36.07 18.47 3.44 .54 32.18 17.13 5.45 16.15 11.03 1.75

Texas 186.09 ---------------------- 73.16 52.30 19.18 1.68 .58 24.58 13.47 3.87 13.16 7.52 2.54

Utah 224.05 ------------------------ 95.43 58.19 33.99 3.26 1.26 26.21 9.87 5.71 15.98 8.91 2.37

Vermont 227.84 -------------------- 94.64 62.61 26.34 5.69 .67 36.31 2.19 4.42 23.65 7.50 .30

Virginia 167.25 --------------------- 62.68 43.16 16.53 2.99 1.21 18.44 9.16 5.55 13.93 7.27 2.35

Washington 221.20 ----------------- 79.42 54.94 20.69 3.78 1.60 28.40 10.88 9.29 14.22 7.65 2.10

West Virginia 226.06 ---------------- 86.82 60.92 21.41 4.50 .62 42.51 9.77 5.97 21.19 11.05 .53

Wisconsin 223.28 ------------------- 84.55 57.23 24.04 3.28 1.32 37.19 8.05 6.04 17.08 9.02 .93

Wyoming 316.25 -------------------- 115.14 79.53 31.40 4.22 1.50 25.06 28.82 6.23 44.61 31.42 .95

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Table 31. Relation of Selected State and Local Government Financial Items to $1,000

Personal Income, by State: 1991-92mCon.

[Dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Direct general expendituremCon.

Public safety Environment and housing Government administration

Police

protection

Fire

protection Correction

Natural

resources

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Solid

waste

management

Financial

administrationJudicial

and legal

General

public

buildings

and other

government

administration

Interest

on general

debt

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

United States 7.18 ------- 2.98 5.96 2.71 3.27 3.54 4.23 2.50 3.76 3.40 3.30 11.48

Alabama 6.17 -------------------- 2.45 3.87 2.50 2.94 2.94 2.31 2.13 3.97 2.96 2.22 10.58

Alaska 10.60 ---------------------- 3.95 11.00 19.66 4.53 7.68 5.52 3.45 13.16 8.85 10.99 60.36

Arizona 9.66 --------------------- 3.31 7.79 4.89 3.66 2.38 2.97 1.90 4.99 5.15 3.97 16.01

Arkansas 4.82 ------------------- 1.86 3.77 3.44 1.87 2.30 2.39 1.64 3.41 1.95 2.24 8.65

California 9.30 ------------------- 3.86 7.82 4.21 3.90 5.37 4.91 2.45 4.62 5.04 2.82 9.27

Colorado 7.06 -------------------- 2.90 5.93 2.51 5.27 2.75 3.33 .63 4.37 3.07 3.78 14.09

Connecticut 5.44 ----------------- 3.18 4.91 .73 1.91 3.82 2.94 3.75 3.47 2.38 2.68 10.80

Delaware 6.90 ------------------- .95 7.71 2.29 2.82 4.50 6.00 4.05 5.45 3.68 3.78 20.46

District of Columbia 18.94 ---------- 6.73 22.11 – 4.16 15.21 8.54 3.18 3.86 8.89 5.89 16.41

Florida 9.09 ---------------------- 3.55 7.47 4.48 4.51 2.45 3.04 4.26 4.37 3.88 2.62 12.31

Georgia 6.16 --------------------- 2.75 6.94 2.25 3.90 3.00 3.20 2.04 2.38 2.55 4.41 7.38

Hawaii 6.91 ---------------------- 2.75 4.35 5.41 9.21 8.96 7.09 4.19 5.43 5.65 7.28 14.75

Idaho 7.03 ----------------------- 2.47 4.49 7.87 2.74 1.47 3.36 2.41 4.83 3.17 2.80 8.27

Illinois 7.20 ---------------------- 3.06 3.91 1.17 5.05 2.51 3.97 1.36 3.01 2.50 3.17 10.17

Indiana 4.45 --------------------- 2.32 4.14 1.84 1.85 2.19 4.22 1.15 3.35 2.05 4.32 7.21

Iowa 5.43 ------------------------ 1.83 2.82 3.85 3.21 1.45 3.80 1.72 3.54 3.07 2.80 7.29

Kansas 5.89 --------------------- 2.43 4.56 3.55 2.39 1.10 2.65 1.01 3.85 2.76 3.70 9.76

Kentucky 5.18 -------------------- 2.32 4.55 4.14 2.89 2.04 3.09 1.49 3.63 2.71 2.46 17.42

Louisiana 8.49 ------------------- 2.93 5.46 4.84 3.35 2.93 5.18 2.54 3.91 3.18 3.99 20.81

Maine 4.58 ---------------------- 2.83 4.90 3.75 1.78 3.67 4.64 3.55 4.87 2.04 3.01 12.36

Maryland 6.55 -------------------- 3.12 6.16 2.45 3.48 4.04 4.26 2.63 3.10 3.14 3.43 9.84

Massachusetts 5.71 -------------- 3.91 4.70 .93 1.30 6.68 5.61 1.81 4.17 2.51 2.23 12.57

Michigan 7.21 -------------------- 2.48 6.41 1.68 2.45 .94 4.76 1.93 3.38 3.46 3.60 7.72

Minnesota 6.02 ------------------- 2.01 3.52 3.59 4.77 4.91 4.24 2.52 4.36 3.19 4.13 14.46

Mississippi 5.43 ------------------ 2.34 2.99 4.05 1.69 2.46 2.67 1.44 3.38 1.89 4.28 9.58

Missouri 5.73 -------------------- 3.08 3.04 2.39 2.79 1.69 4.12 .76 2.79 2.26 2.48 7.80

Montana 5.81 -------------------- 1.86 3.58 8.80 1.78 3.32 3.48 1.67 6.83 4.23 3.18 15.59

Nebraska 5.02 ------------------- 2.12 3.78 5.38 2.69 2.99 2.59 .88 3.99 2.19 2.24 8.03

Nevada 9.98 --------------------- 5.56 9.18 4.25 6.76 2.59 3.89 .31 5.68 4.74 4.62 16.34

New Hampshire 5.29 ------------- 2.75 2.95 1.49 1.66 1.64 2.79 2.21 2.33 2.96 3.12 15.05

New Jersey 6.65 ----------------- 1.98 4.64 .99 2.48 2.12 4.90 3.99 2.62 3.20 3.02 11.07 New Mexico 9.40 ----------------- 3.43 7.31 4.53 4.90 1.79 4.47 2.46 5.97 3.71 5.60 12.46 New York 9.15 ------------------- 3.45 8.54 .88 3.00 7.29 4.28 4.61 3.50 4.49 3.37 16.05 North Carolina 6.18 --------------- 2.29 5.71 2.69 3.18 2.57 2.36 2.50 2.55 2.28 3.42 6.27 North Dakota 4.28 ---------------- 1.56 2.72 8.45 6.53 3.72 2.69 1.61 4.20 2.92 2.66 13.82

Ohio 6.85 ------------------------ 3.41 4.63 1.33 2.58 3.23 4.98 1.54 4.45 3.35 3.41 8.60 Oklahoma 5.93 ------------------- 3.03 4.41 2.19 3.04 2.37 3.45 1.89 4.58 2.28 3.28 9.64 Oregon 6.99 --------------------- 4.14 5.90 4.76 3.86 4.03 6.14 2.08 6.41 3.69 4.82 19.40 Pennsylvania 5.33 ---------------- 1.45 4.51 1.55 1.85 3.04 3.87 2.22 2.77 2.90 3.54 14.60 Rhode Island 6.70 ---------------- 5.44 5.24 1.20 6.01 5.07 4.83 2.61 3.29 3.75 4.03 17.86

South Carolina 5.97 -------------- 2.29 7.56 2.47 2.70 2.00 2.64 2.29 3.47 2.25 4.38 9.33 South Dakota 4.98 --------------- 1.70 3.44 6.54 3.44 2.15 2.37 .92 4.55 2.25 4.07 14.51 Tennessee 5.75 ------------------ 2.69 5.59 2.05 3.14 2.99 3.54 1.97 2.49 2.57 2.52 8.69 Texas 6.51 ---------------------- 2.57 6.12 1.99 2.48 1.48 4.08 1.95 3.12 2.75 2.59 11.97 Utah 6.75 ------------------------ 2.64 5.22 3.96 4.52 4.16 3.33 1.67 4.92 3.34 4.48 12.05

Vermont 5.37 -------------------- 1.79 3.31 4.24 1.81 4.41 3.63 2.13 5.22 2.90 4.69 12.52 Virginia 5.81 --------------------- 3.00 5.32 1.55 2.52 3.20 3.95 2.50 3.83 2.32 3.94 9.22 Washington 6.41 ----------------- 3.12 7.47 5.97 4.92 2.81 5.69 3.89 4.23 3.29 3.43 9.36 West Virginia 3.61 ---------------- 1.34 2.23 4.29 2.43 2.11 3.10 1.39 4.98 2.37 3.89 16.30 Wisconsin 7.83 ------------------- 3.44 5.45 3.60 3.58 2.47 8.57 2.55 2.86 3.21 3.75 10.76 Wyoming 8.84 -------------------- 2.80 5.39 12.06 5.54 2.02 2.39 5.78 6.83 4.81 7.54 19.61

Note: Finance amounts per $1,000 personal income are based on personal income figures as of calendar year 1991, and are computed on the basis of amounts rounded to the nearest

thousand.

1Includes intergovernmental expenditure to the Federal Government.

2Includes amounts for categoties not shown separately.

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Table 32. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita Revenue

Amounts: 1991-92

[Amounts in dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Rank

General revenue

From Federal Government General revenue

from own sources

Taxes

Total1 Total1 Total1 Public welfare Education Highways Total1 Total1 Property

12345678 9

US.......nn4 641.05 US.......nn3 815.81 US.........nnn702.57 US............. 359.84 US............. 109.06 US.............nn58.02 US.......nn3 113.24 US......... 2 181.28 US...........nnn699.44

 1 AK....... 13 461.38 AK....... 11 449.15 DC......... 3 036.23 NY............. 708.99 AK............. 240.46 AK............. 317.00 AK....... 10 002.54 DC......... 4 113.92 DC........... 1 544.14

 2 DC.......nn9 151.60 DC.......nn8 054.38 WY......... 1 452.71 DC............. 695.50 NM............. 197.60 WY............. 204.92 DC.......nn5 018.15 AK......... 3 841.16 NH........... 1 349.15

 3 NY.......nn6 986.20 NY.......nn5 696.36 AK......... 1 446.61 LA............. 601.76 ND............. 183.24 ND............. 188.25 NY.......nn4 638.84 NY......... 3 531.85 NJ........... 1 272.79

 4 WY.......nn6 224.59 WY.......nn5 436.51 NY......... 1 057.52 RI............. 586.35 UT............. 177.21 HI............. 163.15 HI.......nn4 075.15 CT......... 3 058.63 CT........... 1 197.18

 5 HI.......nn5 622.41 HI.......nn4 884.95 RI......... 1 007.66 ME............. 506.14 MS............. 167.72 MT............. 160.88 NJ.......nn3 986.60 NJ......... 2 937.76 NY........... 1 177.50

 6 NJ.......nn5 451.28 NJ.......nn4 676.59 ND.........nnn949.61 WV............. 463.45 AL............. 160.11 CT............. 138.75 WY.......nn3 983.79 HI......... 2 924.43 AK........... 1 071.21

 7 WA.......nn5 291.82 CT.......nn4 583.56 MT.........nnn937.99 KY............. 439.40 WY............. 143.05 SD............. 127.99 CT.......nn3 830.09 MA......... 2 552.35 WY...........nnn989.41

 8 MN.......nn5 273.97 DE.......nn4 378.94 LA.........nnn937.19 MA............. 432.08 OR............. 140.41 DC............. 111.69 DE.......nn3 743.96 MN......... 2 473.47 VT...........nnn955.92

 9 CT.......nn5 265.92 MN.......nn4 375.39 VT.........nnn908.68 VT............. 425.06 AZ............. 140.20 ID............. 108.25 MN.......nn3 677.67 DE......... 2 348.15 MI...........nnn949.80

10 CA.......nn5 263.79 MA.......nn4 280.51 WV.........nnn849.21 MS............. 423.51 MT............. 140.02 WV............. 107.44 MA.......nn3 472.09 MD......... 2 336.42 RI...........nnn939.49

11 OR.......nn5 158.70 CA.......nn4 144.16 SD.........nnn842.62 AR............. 417.82 HI............. 138.64 RI............. 104.15 CA.......nn3 359.76 CA......... 2 334.98 MA...........nnn875.86

12 DE.......nn5 102.10 VT.......nn4 121.95 MS.........nnn834.58 PA............. 411.59 WA............. 137.82 DE.............nn99.69 WA.......nn3 283.18 WY......... 2 329.98 OR...........nnn862.74

13 MA.......nn5 016.45 OR.......nn4 038.33 OR.........nnn811.47 NH............. 404.25 SD............. 137.13 VT.............nn95.06 OR.......nn3 226.85 WA......... 2 325.59 IL...........nnn847.69

14 WI.......nn4 977.53 RI.......nn3 965.26 HI.........nnn809.79 TN............. 402.65 VT............. 135.66 NJ.............nn83.41 VT.......nn3 213.28 WI......... 2 318.68 ME...........nnn827.91

15 RI.......nn4 817.70 WA.......nn3 931.87 ME.........nnn808.67 CA............. 387.60 LA............. 127.64 MA.............nn80.01 WI.......nn3 177.85 VT......... 2 291.19 WI...........nnn819.48

16 NE.......nn4 780.86 WI.......nn3 819.32 MA.........nnn808.42 SC............. 387.46 CO............. 125.43 NM.............nn74.64 MD.......nn3 128.58 NH......... 2 245.82 MN...........nnn775.78

17 VT.......nn4 654.24 MI.......nn3 805.84 CA.........nnn784.39 AK............. 383.79 DC............. 125.31 IA.............nn74.30 MI.......nn3 127.07 RI......... 2 233.70 FL...........nnn737.59

18 OH.......nn4 649.70 NM.......nn3 805.39 NM.........nnn783.12 MI............. 365.82 IA............. 125.19 AR.............nn72.80 CO.......nn3 077.12 IL......... 2 201.82 TX...........nnn731.03

19 NV.......nn4 617.07 ME.......nn3 804.02 CT.........nnn753.47 CT............. 364.75 WV............. 125.14 CO.............nn71.70 PA.......nn3 067.86 PA......... 2 187.40 NE...........nnn726.50

20 CO.......nn4 597.72 PA.......nn3 800.55 KY.........nnn743.57 NJ............. 361.76 VA............. 123.73 IN.............nn71.47 NH.......nn3 037.09 MI......... 2 172.66 KS...........nnn725.53

21 PA.......nn4 508.53 ND.......nn3 793.42 TN.........nnn734.46 OH............. 358.63 CA............. 120.49 MS.............nn69.84 NV.......nn3 035.83 ME......... 2 158.63 IA...........nnn710.66

22 MI.......nn4 487.36 NH.......nn3 743.07 PA.........nnn732.69 NM............. 357.81 KS............. 116.84 NE.............nn69.61 NM.......nn3 022.28 OR......... 2 095.36 MT...........nnn705.75

23 NM.......nn4 467.71 MD.......nn3 737.31 AR.........nnn716.78 MT............. 357.39 MI............. 116.26 NC.............nn65.75 IA.......nn2 995.63 NV......... 2 044.35 WA...........nnn681.06

24 MT.......nn4 441.44 MT.......nn3 733.87 AL.........nnn708.18 MN............. 348.67 MN............. 115.89 WA.............nn64.85 ME.......nn2 995.35 IA......... 2 030.43 AZ...........nnn673.56

25 MD.......nn4 387.65 CO.......nn3 678.19 NH.........nnn705.98 MO............. 343.62 NE............. 115.62 MO.............nn62.80 NE.......nn2 986.24 AZ......... 2 021.75 CO...........nnn673.28

26 ME.......nn4 356.56 LA.......nn3 632.31 SC.........nnn702.13 WI............. 341.95 WI............. 114.76 OK.............nn62.40 RI.......nn2 957.60 CO......... 2 021.19 CA...........nnn667.84

27 ND.......nn4 296.16 IA.......nn3 612.60 MN.........nnn697.72 ND............. 340.87 GA............. 112.71 TN.............nn61.13 FL.......nn2 937.37 NE......... 2 014.38 MD...........nnn654.05

28 UT.......nn4 241.83 NE.......nn3 600.93 NJ.........nnn689.98 SD............. 337.33 RI............. 111.96 UT.............nn60.79 IL.......nn2 930.21 VA......... 1 989.05 VA...........nnn649.66

29 AZ.......nn4 215.35 NV.......nn3 574.15 MI.........nnn678.77 AL............. 335.93 SC............. 111.02 OR.............nn60.63 VA.......nn2 870.94 KS......... 1 957.89 SD...........nnn609.57

30 TN.......nn4 185.87 IL.......nn3 509.31 UT.........nnn655.22 OK............. 318.14 KY............. 110.38 ME.............nn58.90 ND.......nn2 843.81 OH......... 1 936.87 PA...........nnn607.92

31 NH.......nn4 177.08 FL.......nn3 408.51 WA.........nnn648.68 IN............. 311.50 NC............. 108.63 AL.............nn57.25 KS.......nn2 800.58 FL......... 1 921.65 OH...........nnn567.67 32 IL.......nn4 129.69 OH.......nn3 386.73 OH.........nnn642.93 GA............. 300.11 TX............. 106.96 MN.............nn56.90 MT.......nn2 795.88 IN......... 1 862.62 IN...........nnn567.66 33 IA.......nn4 128.28 KS.......nn3 362.66 WI.........nnn641.47 WY............. 289.32 MD............. 106.79 KS.............nn55.11 AZ.......nn2 785.90 TX......... 1 859.55 GA...........nnn542.13 34 LA.......nn4 117.82 AZ.......nn3 349.78 DE.........nnn634.97 NC............. 288.17 ID............. 106.35 NH.............nn52.81 IN.......nn2 746.86 GA......... 1 832.23 ND...........nnn531.55 35 FL.......nn4 044.97 IN.......nn3 334.53 GA.........nnn628.28 NE............. 276.92 IL............. 105.57 SC.............nn52.74 OH.......nn2 743.80 NC......... 1 811.67 NV...........nnn491.53

36 GA.......nn3 972.68 VA.......nn3 334.27 ID.........nnn625.96 MD............. 275.27 OK............. 102.11 GA.............nn52.49 LA.......nn2 695.12 NM......... 1 789.22 HI...........nnn479.71 37 KS.......nn3 931.67 GA.......nn3 314.75 MO.........nnn617.29 WA............. 269.72 TN............. 101.14 VA.............nn52.43 GA.......nn2 686.47 ID......... 1 778.50 UT...........nnn460.33 38 SC.......nn3 923.28 WV.......nn3 282.71 IA.........nnn616.97 HI............. 269.15 AR............. 100.35 IL.............nn51.50 TX.......nn2 678.38 MT......... 1 766.00 SC...........nnn450.73 39 NC.......nn3 911.30 UT.......nn3 282.01 NE.........nnn614.69 TX............. 265.26 PA.............nn98.65 PA.............nn50.15 UT.......nn2 626.79 KY......... 1 754.60 ID...........nnn446.10 40 VA.......nn3 871.64 KY.......nn3 257.31 MD.........nnn608.73 UT............. 264.78 DE.............nn96.61 KY.............nn49.78 ID.......nn2 594.59 UT......... 1 699.28 MO...........nnn401.61

41 WV.......nn3 834.44 SD.......nn3 230.62 CO.........nnn601.08 OR............. 263.85 ME.............nn92.26 MD.............nn49.38 NC.......nn2 562.94 ND......... 1 698.51 NC...........nnn373.57 42 AL.......nn3 829.59 ID.......nn3 220.55 NC.........nnn600.90 AZ............. 261.11 IN.............nn91.80 CA.............nn49.37 KY.......nn2 513.74 MO......... 1 664.95 MS...........nnn357.01 43 KY.......nn3 794.78 TX.......nn3 210.51 OK.........nnn589.05 KS............. 253.85 NY.............nn90.68 WI.............nn48.86 OK.......nn2 494.69 WV......... 1 657.39 TN...........nnn347.87 44 TX.......nn3 779.35 NC.......nn3 163.83 IN.........nnn587.67 IA............. 252.64 FL.............nn87.83 MI.............nn48.58 SC.......nn2 458.82 LA......... 1 650.65 DE...........nnn331.39 45 ID.......nn3 757.88 SC.......nn3 160.95 IL.........nnn579.10 IL............. 251.37 MA.............nn86.80 OH.............nn48.53 WV.......nn2 433.51 OK......... 1 631.57 KY...........nnn296.83

46 IN.......nn3 735.33 AL.......nn3 103.38 AZ.........nnn563.88 CO............. 248.06 NH.............nn84.01 NV.............nn46.51 AL.......nn2 395.20 SC......... 1 583.94 WV...........nnn293.43 47 SD.......nn3 735.12 TN.......nn3 087.03 KS.........nnn562.08 DE............. 220.25 NJ.............nn83.64 TX.............nn46.40 SD.......nn2 388.00 SD......... 1 558.59 LA...........nnn276.21 48 OK.......nn3 687.29 OK.......nn3 083.75 NV.........nnn538.31 ID............. 217.99 OH.............nn77.92 NY.............nn41.52 MO.......nn2 358.02 TN......... 1 537.84 AR...........nnn260.91 49 MO.......nn3 528.42 MO.......nn2 975.31 TX.........nnn532.14 FL............. 210.53 CT.............nn75.41 AZ.............nn40.59 TN.......nn2 352.57 AR......... 1 514.46 OK...........nnn242.45 50 MS.......nn3 436.60 MS.......nn2 958.69 FL.........nnn471.13 VA............. 183.02 MO.............nn74.70 FL.............nn36.25 AR.......nn2 154.71 AL......... 1 435.55 NM...........nnn217.46 51 AR.......nn3 292.38 AR.......nn2 871.49 VA.........nnn463.33 NV............. 179.20 NV.............nn74.41 LA.............nn30.28 MS.......nn2 124.11 MS......... 1 323.11 AL...........nnn174.15

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 32. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita Revenue

Amounts: 1991-92mCon.

[Amounts in dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Rank

General revenuemCon.

General revenue from own sourcesmCon.

TaxesmCon. Charges Miscellaneous

Sales and gross receipts

Individual and

corporate income General sales Selective sales Total1 Education Hospital Interest earnings

Rents and

royalties

Utility and

liquor store

revenue

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

US.........nnn546.46 US.........nnn512.31 US............. 257.72 US.........nnn536.66 US............. 153.26 US............. 148.00 US.........nnn216.99 US.........nnnn11.29 US............... 245.18

 1 NY......... 1 250.65 WA......... 1 120.73 NH............. 618.13 AK......... 1 031.06 VT............. 352.79 AL............. 374.87 AK......... 3 322.61 AK......... 1 520.58 NE............... 998.42

 2 DC......... 1 223.38 HI......... 1 116.14 NV............. 591.82 DE.........nnn778.30 DE............. 331.57 GA............. 352.57 WY.........nnn787.82 NM.........nnn142.35 TN............... 740.13

 3 MA......... 1 015.96 DC.........nnn756.40 DC............. 392.03 HI.........nnn749.48 ND............. 323.80 WY............. 340.42 NM.........nnn484.09 WY.........nnnn81.09 DC............... 617.50

 4 DE.........nnn947.80 NM.........nnn754.86 NJ............. 381.13 AL.........nnn696.01 IA............. 256.12 MS............. 330.02 DE.........nnn411.63 LA.........nnnn57.54 WA............... 555.74

 5 MD.........nnn918.46 NV.........nnn678.40 HI............. 380.95 WY.........nnn696.01 CO............. 247.67 SC............. 318.66 OR.........nnn406.54 ND.........nnnn29.10 UT............... 525.61

 6 HI.........nnn840.30 AZ.........nnn664.12 VT............. 373.25 MN.........nnn687.88 UT............. 242.79 IA............. 258.34 MT.........nnn374.77 MT.........nnnn25.87 AZ............... 428.04

 7 OR.........nnn797.27 TN.........nnn657.47 FL............. 335.14 ND.........nnn683.11 IN............. 232.58 TN............. 258.20 SD.........nnn337.94 HI.........nnnn22.87 NC............... 353.11

 8 MN.........nnn763.82 CT.........nnn637.05 NY............. 329.42 IA.........nnn659.07 NE............. 227.89 LA............. 239.13 RI.........nnn327.45 CO.........nnnn21.42 SC............... 352.53

 9 CT.........nnn749.60 LA.........nnn636.86 TX............. 322.91 SC.........nnn653.09 MI............. 218.34 IN............. 225.95 MN.........nnn299.88 UT.........nnnn13.88 AL............... 345.55

10 WI.........nnn714.98 FL.........nnn630.22 WA............. 310.74 WA.........nnn639.83 NH............. 202.26 OK............. 222.68 NH.........nnn270.69 CA.........nnnn12.40 AK............... 337.35

11 CA.........nnn698.09 NY.........nnn610.30 TN............. 300.15 NV.........nnn637.12 OH............. 200.57 NE............. 216.58 HI.........nnn269.07 NE.........nnnn12.09 CA............... 305.36

12 PA.........nnn679.21 CA.........nnn606.72 CT............. 299.70 NE.........nnn632.40 VA............. 197.62 MN............. 204.46 ND.........nnn267.15 WA.........nnnn10.69 GA............... 278.34

13 OH.........nnn639.75 TX.........nnn594.14 IL............. 297.05 NY.........nnn623.68 NM............. 190.66 NC............. 198.13 CO.........nnn266.75 TX.........nnnn10.12 CO............... 267.18

14 NJ.........nnn635.22 UT.........nnn539.19 AL............. 296.44 GA.........nnn615.90 MN............. 189.49 NM............. 182.55 LA.........nnn260.75 AZ.........nnnnn9.90 MA............... 266.64

15 IN.........nnn629.34 CO.........nnn537.17 DE............. 285.77 CA.........nnn609.17 WI............. 189.09 NV............. 179.46 KY.........nnn248.62 OK.........nnnnn9.70 OR............... 260.52

16 KY.........nnn618.76 SD.........nnn532.17 VA............. 283.80 IN.........nnn599.80 WY............. 188.94 FL............. 167.89 UT.........nnn247.90 MI.........nnnnn8.32 NY............... 256.89

17 NC.........nnn617.69 GA.........nnn527.68 MD............. 281.38 MS.........nnn592.85 AR............. 186.04 ID............. 167.21 FL.........nnn246.90 CT.........nnnnn8.25 FL............... 251.74

18 IA.........nnn572.37 NJ.........nnn519.87 RI............. 277.73 CO.........nnn581.22 KS............. 186.00 KS............. 165.79 NY.........nnn243.26 NV.........nnnnn8.05 TX............... 247.95

19 MI.........nnn567.75 AR.........nnn510.82 MN............. 277.27 OK.........nnn574.87 SC............. 177.27 CA............. 163.31 NE.........nnn239.93 AL.........nnnnn7.77 NH............... 236.83

20 ID.........nnn565.75 WY.........nnn502.98 NC............. 269.64 OR.........nnn573.73 MD............. 174.15 MI............. 157.29 TX.........nnn238.60 MS.........nnnnn6.15 KS............... 227.07

21 VA.........nnn563.67 MO.........nnn501.76 KY............. 261.01 LA.........nnn569.78 AL............. 173.93 NY............. 150.63 WV.........nnn232.68 OR.........nnnnn5.44 VT............... 226.81

22 ME.........nnn535.66 MN.........nnn492.28 ND............. 250.80 FL.........nnn567.08 AZ............. 170.25 WA............. 147.19 CA.........nnn230.06 SD.........nnnnn5.43 MN............... 223.04

23 VT.........nnn530.50 OK.........nnn488.65 WV............. 248.35 MI.........nnn561.77 OR............. 169.45 VA............. 146.96 NV.........nnn226.78 RI.........nnnnn5.40 OK............... 211.08

24 RI.........nnn524.34 NE.........nnn479.91 MT............. 245.52 VA.........nnn557.64 RI............. 167.82 AR............. 129.30 PA.........nnn225.63 IA.........nnnnn5.04 WY............... 194.75

25 GA.........nnn512.07 IL.........nnn471.67 LA............. 237.06 TN.........nnn552.62 WA............. 167.11 TX............. 128.89 NJ.........nnn217.46 DC.........nnnnn4.34 IA............... 189.75

26 CO.........nnn500.12 KS.........nnn467.77 PA............. 236.94 UT.........nnn551.14 PA............. 166.67 OR............. 126.47 VT.........nnn213.61 NC.........nnnnn4.29 PA............... 186.79

27 IL.........nnn477.59 ME.........nnn464.31 AR............. 229.00 WI.........nnn539.29 OK............. 165.39 WI............. 121.26 KS.........nnn208.61 ID.........nnnnn4.06 MS............... 185.33

28 UT.........nnn473.12 IN.........nnn457.54 NM............. 227.83 NM.........nnn526.35 MS............. 164.71 UT............. 120.90 AZ.........nnn208.46 NH.........nnnnn4.02 MI............... 176.60

29 NE.........nnn470.89 MS.........nnn452.49 ME............. 227.70 NC.........nnn517.14 LA............. 161.42 KY............. 119.37 OK.........nnn203.51 MN.........nnnnn3.61 VA............... 170.68

30 MT.........nnn460.22 WI.........nnn441.33 WI............. 227.61 NJ.........nnn516.17 MT............. 157.34 DC............. 119.35 ID.........nnn193.72 KY.........nnnnn3.53 IN............... 166.82

31 MO.........nnn441.25 WV.........nnn439.78 SD............. 226.12 KS.........nnn506.31 NC............. 156.98 OH............. 111.00 IL.........nnn193.68 VA.........nnnnn3.52 NV............... 162.17

32 WV.........nnn438.58 NC.........nnn434.21 NE............. 225.29 VT.........nnn500.47 MO............. 156.11 WV............. 110.18 ME.........nnn189.58 KS.........nnnnn3.45 DE............... 160.39

33 SC.........nnn430.97 AL.........nnn433.55 KS............. 216.42 ID.........nnn493.10 WV............. 154.64 CO............. 109.01 CT.........nnn183.15 WI.........nnnnn3.43 MO............... 159.38

34 OK.........nnn425.69 ND.........nnn428.69 OH............. 214.21 OH.........nnn481.15 AK............. 150.93 MO............. 102.02 MA.........nnn182.07 MD.........nnnnn3.30 SD............... 158.00

35 KS.........nnn409.34 ID.........nnn411.62 CA............. 212.13 MA.........nnn474.93 KY............. 149.84 MA.............nn94.05 WI.........nnn177.18 FL.........nnnnn3.27 IL............... 156.30

36 AR.........nnn406.69 SC.........nnn409.06 ID............. 211.61 TX.........nnn453.69 ME............. 148.54 HI.............nn78.43 AL.........nnn176.42 NJ.........nnnnn3.10 KY............... 153.31

37 AZ.........nnn378.70 OH.........nnn396.26 OK............. 211.00 DC.........nnn450.72 SD............. 147.90 CT.............nn69.93 VA.........nnn170.64 GA.........nnnnn2.97 LA............... 146.79

38 AL.........nnn351.99 MI.........nnn388.42 AZ............. 209.94 PA.........nnn448.91 MA............. 140.79 PA.............nn66.43 WA.........nnn166.64 NY.........nnnnn2.97 OH............... 145.18

39 AK.........nnn340.76 RI.........nnn387.05 IA............. 206.16 WV.........nnn442.81 TX............. 137.77 IL.............nn52.77 IA.........nnn160.61 DE.........nnnnn2.85 AR............... 131.80

40 NM.........nnn330.86 PA.........nnn377.89 AK............. 202.77 AR.........nnn434.02 IL............. 129.95 AK.............nn51.79 MI.........nnn158.54 PA.........nnnnn2.82 NM............... 131.62

41 LA.........nnn256.59 IA.........nnn373.50 MS............. 201.25 KY.........nnn423.99 ID............. 129.19 NJ.............nn44.82 MO.........nnn154.34 SC.........nnnnn2.78 ID............... 118.61

42 ND.........nnn248.63 KY.........nnn364.01 MA............. 195.13 NH.........nnn413.19 NJ............. 127.20 DE.............nn42.43 DC.........nnn154.16 ME.........nnnnn2.63 ME............... 114.14

43 MS.........nnn224.13 MA.........nnn329.89 CO............. 192.05 MT.........nnn411.60 CA............. 124.26 AZ.............nn39.94 MD.........nnn152.20 MA.........nnnnn2.42 CT............... 113.30

44 NH.........nnn117.55 VA.........nnn324.40 MO............. 192.03 MD.........nnn408.77 TN............. 111.00 MT.............nn39.42 IN.........nnn152.08 IN.........nnnnn2.21 NJ............... 111.88

45 TN.........nnnn77.35 MD.........nnn321.88 OR............. 184.56 MO.........nnn395.70 CT............. 110.95 ME.............nn37.66 SC.........nnn150.40 TN.........nnnnn2.16 HI............... 107.55

46 FL.........nnnn51.54 VT.........nnn275.49 GA............. 183.73 AZ.........nnn395.58 HI............. 105.54 SD.............nn30.21 OH.........nnn147.35 MO.........nnnnn1.95 WI............... 100.97

47 SD.........nnnn49.56 AK.........nnn130.28 SC............. 176.84 ME.........nnn376.94 FL.............nn99.81 ND.............nn23.66 GA.........nnn144.26 OH.........nnnnn1.50 MD...............nn96.80

48 TX.........nnnnnn.01 DE.........nnnnnnnn– UT............. 149.73 IL.........nnn368.26 GA.............nn95.89 RI.............nnn7.23 AR.........nnn140.38 AR.........nnnnn1.31 MT...............nn95.67

49 NV.........nnnnnnnn– MT.........nnnnnnnn– IN............. 149.33 SD.........nnn365.64 NV.............nn94.39 MD.............nnn6.25 MS.........nnn126.80 VT.........nnnnn1.15 RI...............nn76.59

50 WA.........nnnnnnnn– NH.........nnnnnnnn– MI............. 144.94 CT.........nnn354.81 NY.............nn92.87 VT.............nnn4.35 NC.........nnn124.74 WV.........nnnnnn.86 ND...............nn75.40

51 WY.........nnnnnnnn– OR.........nnnnnnnn– WY............. 131.86 RI.........nnn323.88 DC.............nn23.60 NH.............nnn2.65 TN.........nnn123.92 IL.........nnnnnn.67 WV...............nn74.98

1Includes amounts not shown separately.

106 RANKINGS GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 33. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita

Expenditure Amounts: 1991-92

[Amounts in dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Rank

General expenditure

Education

Total Total

Current

expenditure Capital outlay Higher

Elementary and

secondary Public welfare Hospitals Health

12345678 9

US.......nn4 510.34 US.......nn3 825.70 US......... 3 367.38 US.........nnn458.31 US............. 330.60 US.........nnn896.57 US.........nnn620.25 US............. 230.39 US............... 115.04

 1 AK....... 11 397.52 AK....... 10 064.52 AK......... 8 951.93 HI......... 1 334.06 ND............. 582.16 AK......... 1 713.81 DC......... 1 490.67 DC............. 628.15 DC............... 286.64 2 DC.......nn9 953.85 DC.......nn7 561.24 DC......... 6 753.99 AK......... 1 112.59 DE............. 565.05 WY......... 1 328.26 NY......... 1 175.35 WY............. 481.33 AK............... 256.86 3 NY.......nn6 864.98 NY.......nn5 666.71 NY......... 5 075.81 WY.........nnn979.82 WY............. 524.36 NJ......... 1 263.17 AK.........nnn892.77 GA............. 451.07 HI............... 191.93 4 WY.......nn5 862.15 WY.......nn5 282.33 WY......... 4 302.51 DC.........nnn807.25 AK............. 504.59 NY......... 1 224.39 NH.........nnn883.33 AL............. 432.18 MI............... 185.57 5 HI.......nn5 762.49 HI.......nn5 212.34 NJ......... 4 240.93 NV.........nnn782.48 UT............. 485.40 CT......... 1 124.30 MA.........nnn869.50 NY............. 410.88 WA............... 176.81

 6 NJ.......nn5 446.36 NJ.......nn4 704.82 CT......... 4 052.40 WA.........nnn754.54 KS............. 484.83 VT......... 1 120.15 ME.........nnn820.08 SC............. 375.46 CA............... 166.01 7 WA.......nn5 393.75 CT.......nn4 591.40 RI......... 3 959.73 CO.........nnn613.31 NM............. 475.03 DC......... 1 066.24 MN.........nnn809.07 MS............. 363.57 DE............... 166.00 8 CA.......nn5 269.51 MN.......nn4 494.03 MN......... 3 900.83 DE.........nnn594.63 VT............. 471.24 MN......... 1 060.85 PA.........nnn776.81 LA............. 354.16 RI............... 147.36 9 CT.......nn5 253.03 RI.......nn4 390.06 HI......... 3 878.28 MN.........nnn593.20 IA............. 444.88 WA......... 1 045.76 RI.........nnn762.84 IA............. 317.65 MA............... 142.15 10 RI.......nn5 120.29 CA.......nn4 292.64 CA......... 3 877.40 NY.........nnn590.90 HI............. 440.93 WI......... 1 015.96 NJ.........nnn762.28 MN............. 293.59 NY............... 139.19

11 MA.......nn5 105.65 DE.......nn4 250.66 VT......... 3 784.02 ND.........nnn573.61 NE............. 430.23 MI......... 1 012.79 CT.........nnn755.36 TN............. 278.39 AL............... 133.85 12 MN.......nn5 051.55 WA.......nn4 215.86 MA......... 3 740.88 CT.........nnn539.00 WI............. 426.86 ME.........nnn962.73 CA.........nnn731.31 IN............. 277.82 SC............... 128.96 13 NV.......nn4 825.90 MA.......nn4 141.88 DE......... 3 656.03 WI.........nnn533.34 CO............. 419.97 OR.........nnn956.96 WI.........nnn682.18 OK............. 273.18 OR............... 128.89 14 DE.......nn4 750.35 VT.......nn4 095.65 OR......... 3 497.01 AZ.........nnn532.00 MI............. 416.99 MT.........nnn934.99 VT.........nnn668.90 CA............. 258.37 OH............... 128.86 15 NE.......nn4 617.23 NV.......nn4 000.35 WA......... 3 461.32 FL.........nnn519.60 OR............. 394.45 NE.........nnn924.51 KY.........nnn640.68 NC............. 256.49 NM............... 123.96

16 OR.......nn4 610.81 WI.......nn3 985.82 WI......... 3 452.48 MT.........nnn503.77 WA............. 393.93 IA.........nnn917.11 OH.........nnn633.59 NE............. 254.66 MN............... 123.79 17 VT.......nn4 545.88 OR.......nn3 952.97 MI......... 3 429.29 IA.........nnn492.76 IN............. 386.22 PA.........nnn910.93 WV.........nnn604.17 CT............. 236.62 MT............... 122.66 18 PA.......nn4 406.84 ND.......nn3 897.90 ME......... 3 403.39 ID.........nnn473.82 AZ............. 385.42 DE.........nnn905.69 MI.........nnn602.95 NV............. 233.07 NC............... 120.31 19 WI.......nn4 403.18 NM.......nn3 787.72 NH......... 3 392.61 KS.........nnn471.17 NC............. 373.52 CO.........nnn900.58 LA.........nnn590.86 NM............. 229.48 FL............... 115.38 20 MI.......nn4 387.66 MI.......nn3 777.13 PA......... 3 349.95 NE.........nnn466.04 MN............. 371.39 NV.........nnn897.18 ND.........nnn573.66 TX............. 228.04 MD............... 114.08

21 CO.......nn4 360.55 ME.......nn3 768.02 NM......... 3 325.01 SD.........nnn465.24 CA............. 358.52 NH.........nnn889.57 MD.........nnn553.28 FL............. 223.39 AZ............... 113.03 22 ND.......nn4 244.66 PA.......nn3 765.75 ND......... 3 324.28 NJ.........nnn463.89 SC............. 349.11 TX.........nnn885.47 WA.........nnn545.52 KS............. 217.70 VA............... 109.85 23 ME.......nn4 239.37 CO.......nn3 701.30 LA......... 3 299.59 NM.........nnn462.71 AL............. 347.63 MD.........nnn877.49 IL.........nnn533.27 MA............. 215.94 CT............... 109.84 24 MD.......nn4 199.24 LA.......nn3 680.89 MD......... 3 247.23 OR.........nnn455.96 MD............. 347.19 CA.........nnn868.44 SC.........nnn526.71 WA............. 207.15 WI............... 107.25 25 NM.......nn4 167.79 NH.......nn3 677.05 NV......... 3 217.87 GA.........nnn447.99 ID............. 341.25 WV.........nnn865.80 HI.........nnn525.37 MI............. 195.38 NH............... 104.73

26 AZ.......nn4 151.99 MD.......nn3 656.35 IA......... 3 135.57 IL.........nnn446.87 OK............. 337.81 RI.........nnn864.33 TN.........nnn522.96 ID............. 188.23 WY............... 104.14 27 OH.......nn4 119.70 IA.......nn3 628.34 CO......... 3 087.99 TN.........nnn440.44 PA............. 332.47 IN.........nnn857.87 IA.........nnn504.65 VA............. 181.34 IL...............nn98.81 28 NH.......nn4 112.91 MT.......nn3 552.63 MT......... 3 048.86 RI.........nnn430.33 VA............. 327.13 KS.........nnn856.45 GA.........nnn498.76 OR............. 173.08 PA...............nn92.85 29 LA.......nn4 107.52 AZ.......nn3 509.48 IL......... 3 020.02 VA.........nnn418.49 MS............. 325.89 VA.........nnn854.34 MO.........nnn495.14 OH............. 161.48 LA...............nn89.48 30 MT.......nn4 035.71 FL.......nn3 504.28 FL......... 2 984.69 OH.........nnn416.41 TX............. 324.72 AZ.........nnn835.69 AZ.........nnn491.81 HI............. 158.52 TN...............nn88.65

31 FL.......nn4 024.99 IL.......nn3 466.89 NE......... 2 979.56 TX.........nnn416.04 OH............. 322.79 ND.........nnn832.42 AR.........nnn491.37 CO............. 158.33 MO...............nn87.50 32 IL.......nn4 022.12 NE.......nn3 445.60 AZ......... 2 977.48 PA.........nnn415.80 AR............. 319.48 UT.........nnn830.92 IN.........nnn480.10 AR............. 149.95 ME...............nn86.21 33 UT.......nn4 005.53 KS.......nn3 391.52 OH......... 2 968.68 CA.........nnn415.24 KY............. 317.38 NM.........nnn827.45 OK.........nnn477.86 MO............. 149.65 CO...............nn86.09

34 IA.......nn3 985.54 OH.......nn3 385.09 KS......... 2 920.35 SC.........nnn412.74 WV............. 304.23 FL.........nnn819.30 NM.........nnn468.09 KY............. 149.36 WV...............nn84.79

35 SC.......nn3 949.58 SC.......nn3 313.13 SC......... 2 900.39 MD.........nnn409.13 MT............. 300.16 SD.........nnn819.08 NE.........nnn466.49 WI............. 142.94 UT...............nn81.47

36 TN.......nn3 931.16 GA.......nn3 310.99 VA......... 2 892.40 UT.........nnn405.51 TN............. 300.15 LA.........nnn814.21 AL.........nnn456.71 NJ............. 142.72 GA...............nn79.42

37 GA.......nn3 863.29 VA.......nn3 310.88 WV......... 2 884.90 MA.........nnn401.00 LA............. 289.25 OH.........nnn813.62 OR.........nnn455.12 UT............. 141.01 NJ...............nn79.22

38 KS.......nn3 806.98 WV.......nn3 212.93 GA......... 2 863.01 NC.........nnn398.72 ME............. 288.66 MA.........nnn811.98 MS.........nnn447.50 WV............. 138.86 VT...............nn79.01

39 WV.......nn3 765.02 UT.......nn3 200.12 IN......... 2 814.87 OK.........nnn390.23 IL............. 288.03 GA.........nnn805.85 CO.........nnn438.44 IL............. 127.91 ID...............nn78.27

40 NC.......nn3 708.04 IN.......nn3 191.15 KY......... 2 794.76 KY.........nnn388.84 RI............. 286.96 IL.........nnn801.64 NC.........nnn437.11 PA............. 126.96 OK...............nn78.08

41 VA.......nn3 689.45 KY.......nn3 183.59 UT......... 2 794.61 LA.........nnn381.31 NV............. 284.14 SC.........nnn800.23 MT.........nnn434.19 AK............. 117.93 AR...............nn77.50

42 TX.......nn3 677.29 SD.......nn3 178.75 AL......... 2 776.39 IN.........nnn376.28 NY............. 280.41 NC.........nnn788.77 DE.........nnn425.53 RI............. 104.28 KS...............nn74.50

43 AL.......nn3 648.40 TX.......nn3 150.63 OK......... 2 746.93 MO.........nnn374.61 NJ............. 279.77 MO.........nnn781.87 SD.........nnn422.27 SD.............nn89.80 SD...............nn73.75

44 OK.......nn3 630.92 OK.......nn3 137.16 TX......... 2 734.59 ME.........nnn364.63 SD............. 258.34 OK.........nnn778.17 WY.........nnn418.51 ND.............nn87.66 IA...............nn69.47

45 KY.......nn3 612.64 AL.......nn3 110.68 SD......... 2 713.51 MI.........nnn347.85 MO............. 248.31 ID.........nnn775.69 TX.........nnn416.20 MT.............nn84.02 NV...............nn68.62

46 IN.......nn3 512.75 NC.......nn3 107.79 NC......... 2 709.07 AL.........nnn334.30 NH............. 246.73 AR.........nnn705.09 FL.........nnn408.65 ME.............nn81.83 MS...............nn68.32

47 SD.......nn3 446.03 ID.......nn3 060.89 ID......... 2 587.08 WV.........nnn328.04 CT............. 233.37 HI.........nnn702.20 UT.........nnn374.75 AZ.............nn80.22 KY...............nn67.41

48 ID.......nn3 418.41 TN.......nn3 006.42 TN......... 2 565.98 MS.........nnn318.07 GA............. 232.54 KY.........nnn654.64 NV.........nnn367.98 MD.............nn68.62 IN...............nn66.88

49 MO.......nn3 272.62 MO.......nn2 883.94 MS......... 2 551.47 VT.........nnn311.63 FL............. 227.67 MS.........nnn639.56 VA.........nnn364.94 DE.............nn63.09 TX...............nn65.50

50 MS.......nn3 224.23 MS.......nn2 869.54 MO......... 2 509.33 AR.........nnn304.70 MA............. 216.25 TN.........nnn586.25 KS.........nnn360.44 VT.............nn39.21 NE...............nn48.84

51 AR.......nn3 053.12 AR.......nn2 751.09 AR......... 2 446.39 NH.........nnn284.43 DC............. 203.66 AL.........nnn585.31 ID.........nnn357.59 NH.............nn33.81 ND...............nn46.40

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita

Expenditure Amounts: 1991-92mCon.

[Amounts in dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Rank

General expendituremCon.

Highways Police Fire Correction

Parks and

recreation Sewerage

Interest on

general debt

Exhibit:

Salaries

and wages

Utility and

liquor store

expenditure

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

US.........nnn261.45 US............. 135.43 US.............nn56.29 US............. 112.52 US.............nn61.66 US.............nn79.76 US.........nnn216.62 US......... 1 501.89 US...........nnn330.73

 1 AK......... 1 042.58 DC............. 466.24 DC............. 165.54 DC............. 544.13 HI............. 190.89 DC............. 210.26 AK......... 1 235.57 DC......... 3 851.81 DC........... 1 756.14

 2 WY.........nnn745.06 AK............. 217.07 NV............. 106.44 AK............. 225.19 NV............. 129.35 WI............. 152.09 DE.........nnn420.24 AK......... 2 990.05 NE........... 1 080.02

 3 NM.........nnn461.94 NY............. 204.98 RI............. 104.41 NY............. 191.21 RI............. 115.29 HI............. 146.99 DC.........nnn403.83 NY......... 2 252.41 TN...........nnn742.93

 4 IA.........nnn440.99 NV............. 191.09 MA.............nn90.02 NV............. 175.73 IL............. 103.98 MA............. 128.91 NY.........nnn359.50 WY......... 2 006.02 WA...........nnn690.52

 5 ND.........nnn438.74 CA............. 190.78 CT.............nn83.00 CA............. 160.47 DC............. 102.39 NJ............. 125.35 RI.........nnn342.73 NJ......... 1 737.35 AK...........nnn655.83

 6 SD.........nnn432.99 NJ............. 170.11 AK.............nn80.82 DE............. 158.40 ND............. 101.75 DE............. 123.26 OR.........nnn334.67 MN......... 1 712.49 UT...........nnn600.87

 7 MT.........nnn428.44 FL............. 169.88 CA.............nn79.10 WA............. 142.26 CO.............nn99.36 AK............. 112.93 WY.........nnn327.45 CT......... 1 687.77 NY...........nnn559.65

 8 VT.........nnn423.10 AZ............. 156.64 NY.............nn77.20 FL............. 139.65 WA.............nn93.68 WA............. 108.34 NH.........nnn325.70 CA......... 1 687.06 CA...........nnn461.75

 9 DE.........nnn395.76 IL............. 148.04 OR.............nn71.45 MD............. 135.35 AK.............nn92.79 OR............. 105.92 NV.........nnn312.69 HI......... 1 682.48 MA...........nnn440.97

10 MN.........nnn377.51 WY............. 147.69 MD.............nn68.53 CT............. 128.26 WY.............nn92.51 CA............. 100.71 LA.........nnn310.58 WA......... 1 655.08 AZ...........nnn413.35

11 HI.........nnn373.01 MD............. 143.84 FL.............nn66.44 AZ............. 126.36 MN.............nn90.24 NY.............nn95.84 HI.........nnn305.67 NE......... 1 593.80 SC...........nnn405.97

12 KS.........nnn372.45 HI............. 143.32 IL.............nn62.92 MI............. 118.71 FL.............nn84.24 MD.............nn93.55 MA.........nnn288.94 DE......... 1 570.59 NC...........nnn398.36

13 NE.........nnn350.46 CT............. 142.01 WI.............nn61.15 NJ............. 118.67 CA.............nn79.94 RI.............nn92.72 NJ.........nnn283.00 IA......... 1 546.10 AL...........nnn352.41

14 CT.........nnn329.15 DE............. 141.78 OH.............nn60.24 GA............. 118.62 MD.............nn76.48 MI.............nn88.11 CT.........nnn281.90 MI......... 1 545.93 GA...........nnn346.79

15 NV.........nnn327.37 WI............. 139.08 NH.............nn59.53 SC............. 115.53 NM.............nn70.29 OH.............nn87.92 PA.........nnn280.77 CO......... 1 526.77 CO...........nnn343.97

16 NJ.........nnn323.02 NM............. 134.75 WA.............nn59.38 CO............. 111.78 NY.............nn67.13 IL.............nn81.58 MN.........nnn273.68 MA......... 1 526.63 FL...........nnn340.74

17 ID.........nnn318.23 MI............. 133.55 VA.............nn59.33 MA............. 107.98 GA.............nn66.65 ME.............nn80.89 KY.........nnn269.15 OR......... 1 518.15 TX...........nnn307.78

18 ME.........nnn315.46 CO............. 133.08 HI.............nn57.07 VA............. 105.30 OR.............nn66.54 MN.............nn80.16 CO.........nnn265.46 MD......... 1 511.56 OR...........nnn298.95

19 IL.........nnn306.75 MA............. 131.19 MO.............nn54.86 NM............. 104.79 UT.............nn64.58 VA.............nn78.20 AZ.........nnn259.74 VT......... 1 489.05 MN...........nnn262.16

20 WI.........nnn303.30 RI............. 128.58 CO.............nn54.66 TX............. 103.58 WI.............nn63.49 LA.............nn77.32 MT.........nnn239.76 NV......... 1 486.87 IL...........nnn260.26

21 WV.........nnn301.19 LA............. 126.69 AZ.............nn53.72 OR............. 101.76 NJ.............nn63.40 CT.............nn76.81 WV.........nnn231.62 WI......... 1 448.36 PA...........nnn259.59

22 CO.........nnn298.64 WA............. 122.09 NJ.............nn50.65 RI............. 100.52 AZ.............nn59.45 NV.............nn74.44 SD.........nnn230.68 FL......... 1 436.93 KS...........nnn237.12

23 OK.........nnn292.94 OH............. 120.91 ME.............nn49.39 WI.............nn96.79 DE.............nn57.88 PA.............nn74.33 FL.........nnn230.03 KS......... 1 432.97 VT...........nnn232.41

24 KY.........nnn282.91 OR............. 120.54 NM.............nn49.11 NC.............nn94.80 IA.............nn55.22 MO.............nn73.38 VT.........nnn224.04 ND......... 1 418.83 NV...........nnn219.52

25 LA.........nnn281.90 VA............. 115.10 GA.............nn47.07 TN.............nn90.81 SD.............nn54.77 IN.............nn71.77 MD.........nnn216.16 VA......... 1 404.14 OK...........nnn213.33

26 NY.........nnn281.60 NH............. 114.41 WY.............nn46.72 HI.............nn90.22 NC.............nn52.73 TX.............nn69.02 ME.........nnn215.67 NM......... 1 401.65 HI...........nnn206.43

27 AZ.........nnn276.20 MN............. 113.82 OK.............nn46.56 WY.............nn90.07 TN.............nn51.11 IA.............nn65.42 ND.........nnn215.23 SC......... 1 399.82 WY...........nnn206.20

28 VA.........nnn275.83 TX............. 110.17 MI.............nn45.83 PA.............nn86.77 LA.............nn49.96 VT.............nn64.95 IL.........nnn209.30 LA......... 1 389.62 NH...........nnn204.11

29 MS.........nnn274.95 KS............. 106.65 KS.............nn44.00 ME.............nn85.58 VA.............nn49.79 NM.............nn64.04 TX.........nnn202.59 IL......... 1 375.57 MI...........nnn201.96

30 WA.........nnn270.71 GA............. 105.34 TN.............nn43.69 KS.............nn82.67 CT.............nn49.78 CO.............nn62.75 WI.........nnn191.05 MT......... 1 366.98 NJ...........nnn201.06

31 OR.........nnn265.20 ID............. 105.05 LA.............nn43.68 OH.............nn81.65 MO.............nn49.61 NH.............nn60.40 CA.........nnn190.21 OH......... 1 358.87 IA...........nnn194.63

32 AR.........nnn263.24 PA............. 102.56 TX.............nn43.47 LA.............nn81.52 NE.............nn47.23 TN.............nn57.46 VA.........nnn182.47 AZ......... 1 357.28 VA...........nnn194.54

33 TN.........nnn262.46 NC............. 102.53 IN.............nn39.48 IL.............nn80.39 OK.............nn46.63 FL.............nn56.78 NM.........nnn178.67 RI......... 1 354.92 IN...........nnn192.20

34 NH.........nnn254.76 MO............. 102.01 MN.............nn38.07 UT.............nn74.50 OH.............nn45.47 GA.............nn54.80 WA.........nnn178.10 OK......... 1 343.67 MS...........nnn183.95

35 FL.........nnn250.07 UT.............nn96.36 NC.............nn37.93 IN.............nn70.54 MI.............nn45.38 MT.............nn53.56 KS.........nnn176.89 GA......... 1 321.33 OH...........nnn183.09

36 OH.........nnn247.40 VT.............nn96.01 UT.............nn37.76 KY.............nn70.37 AL.............nn45.18 OK.............nn52.93 UT.........nnn172.02 TX......... 1 286.82 KY...........nnn182.28

37 MO.........nnn245.78 AL.............nn94.67 AL.............nn37.65 OK.............nn67.69 KY.............nn44.70 ID.............nn50.25 AL.........nnn162.29 AL......... 1 285.57 MO...........nnn181.92

38 NC.........nnn231.36 TN.............nn93.47 NE.............nn37.32 ID.............nn67.08 KS.............nn43.29 AZ.............nn48.25 OH.........nnn151.74 IN......... 1 283.12 MD...........nnn169.81

39 UT.........nnn228.23 IA.............nn93.30 ID.............nn36.96 MN.............nn66.55 TX.............nn42.02 KS.............nn47.97 OK.........nnn148.15 ME......... 1 269.63 DE...........nnn165.36

40 MD.........nnn226.95 SC.............nn91.24 KY.............nn35.83 NE.............nn66.45 SC.............nn41.22 KY.............nn47.69 MI.........nnn142.99 NC......... 1 269.45 SD...........nnn156.86

41 RI.........nnn225.87 OK.............nn91.15 SC.............nn34.94 NH.............nn63.89 ID.............nn40.97 UT.............nn47.62 SC.........nnn142.57 KY......... 1 268.04 CT...........nnn156.57

42 AL.........nnn223.13 MT.............nn89.38 VT.............nn32.04 AL.............nn59.33 NH.............nn35.89 NE.............nn45.56 TN.........nnn141.24 UT......... 1 267.11 LA...........nnn155.60

43 TX.........nnn222.84 NE.............nn88.27 IA.............nn31.44 VT.............nn59.21 PA.............nn35.54 WV.............nn44.10 NE.........nnn141.05 PA......... 1 264.74 NM...........nnn140.76

44 PA.........nnn222.19 KY.............nn80.11 MS.............nn30.98 MT.............nn55.03 WV.............nn34.48 ND.............nn41.95 MO.........nnn138.94 NH......... 1 255.11 WI...........nnn127.84

45 MA.........nnn219.93 ME.............nn79.99 MT.............nn28.61 SD.............nn54.71 VT.............nn32.36 SC.............nn40.33 MS.........nnn126.65 ID......... 1 241.97 AR...........nnn124.44

46 IN.........nnn209.63 SD.............nn79.09 PA.............nn27.96 AR.............nn54.47 IN.............nn31.40 WY.............nn39.84 GA.........nnn126.23 MO......... 1 193.02 ME...........nnn115.64

47 DC.........nnn207.94 IN.............nn75.79 SD.............nn27.05 MO.............nn54.21 ME.............nn31.09 NC.............nn39.24 IA.........nnn125.30 SD......... 1 178.62 ID...........nnn115.01

48 GA.........nnn204.44 MS.............nn71.71 AR.............nn26.89 IA.............nn48.47 MA.............nn29.93 SD.............nn37.65 AR.........nnn125.13 WV......... 1 147.33 RI...........nnn100.92

49 CA.........nnn201.64 AR.............nn69.76 ND.............nn24.29 ND.............nn42.30 MT.............nn27.32 AL.............nn35.44 ID.........nnn123.51 TN......... 1 145.49 MT...........nnnn97.33

50 MI.........nnn200.26 ND.............nn66.66 DE.............nn19.62 MS.............nn39.50 AR.............nn27.02 MS.............nn35.22 IN.........nnn122.69 AR......... 1 136.15 WV...........nnnn89.09

51 SC.........nnn174.41 WV.............nn51.32 WV.............nn19.12 WV.............nn31.76 MS.............nn22.29 AR.............nn34.61 NC.........nnn103.96 MS......... 1 128.18 ND...........nnnn78.25

1Includes amounts not shown separately.

108 RANKINGS GOVERNMENT FINANCES
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Table 34. State and Local Governments Ranked According to Selected Per Capita Debt and

Cash and Security Amounts: 1991-92

[Amounts in dollars. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Rank

Debt at end of fiscal year Cash and security holdings

By function

Total Long term Short term

Public debt for

private purposes Education Utilities Total1 Insurance trust

systems

Other than

insurance trust

12345678 9

US.......nn3 804.58 US.......nn3 720.95 US.............nn83.63 US......... 1 214.46 US.........nnn457.72 US.........nnn589.58 US.......nn6 454.51 US......... 3 425.86 US.........nn3 028.65

 1 AK....... 15 306.21 AK....... 15 292.81 NY............. 341.93 AK......... 8 716.93 AK......... 1 070.34 UT......... 3 354.81 AK....... 47 592.39 AK......... 9 111.90 AK......... 38 480.49 2 DC.......nn8 442.46 DC.......nn8 442.46 MA............. 257.46 DE......... 3 962.88 KY.........nnn860.95 WA......... 2 537.49 WY....... 14 529.24 NY......... 6 507.94 WY......... 10 430.17 3 DE.......nn6 613.13 DE.......nn6 542.95 MN............. 211.81 WY......... 3 396.65 AZ.........nnn835.44 NE......... 2 031.02 NY.......nn9 708.54 OH......... 6 007.46 DE.........nn5 947.42 4 NY.......nn6 405.51 NY.......nn6 063.59 NJ............. 180.75 NH......... 3 136.42 NY.........nnn730.12 DC......... 1 716.93 DE.......nn9 236.18 WI......... 5 369.17 NM.........nn5 799.64 5 RI.......nn5 901.82 RI.......nn5 775.97 IN............. 144.12 RI......... 2 931.60 NV.........nnn722.15 AZ......... 1 394.80 NM.......nn9 007.03 CA......... 4 741.51 MT.........nn4 687.17

 6 UT.......nn5 721.69 UT.......nn5 711.40 RI............. 125.85 SD......... 2 398.61 WA.........nnn710.25 AK......... 1 360.67 HI.......nn8 642.26 HI......... 4 176.49 HI.........nn4 465.77 7 MA.......nn5 492.37 WA.......nn5 438.29 CA............. 121.70 MT......... 2 278.71 PA.........nnn694.92 SC......... 1 254.37 CA.......nn8 169.34 WA......... 4 109.89 NH.........nn4 297.18 8 WA.......nn5 460.89 MA.......nn5 234.91 WI............. 116.18 WV......... 2 262.27 FL.........nnn652.37 GA......... 1 079.16 OH.......nn8 085.94 WY......... 4 099.07 MN.........nn4 226.81 9 NH.......nn5 214.70 HI.......nn5 175.14 CT............. 110.90 KY......... 2 052.10 TX.........nnn632.66 NY......... 1 014.84 MN.......nn8 020.53 CO......... 3 890.94 ND.........nn4 158.08 10 HI.......nn5 214.11 NH.......nn5 172.07 VT.............nn94.23 MA......... 1 947.90 CO.........nnn609.84 NC.........nnn954.95 CO.......nn7 905.84 NV......... 3 817.44 SD.........nn4 090.27

11 AZ.......nn4 940.67 AZ.......nn4 938.72 OH.............nn87.28 ND......... 1 922.07 VA.........nnn580.59 TX.........nnn915.05 WI.......nn7 561.56 MN......... 3 793.72 CO.........nn4 014.90 12 NV.......nn4 906.28 NV.......nn4 898.60 PA.............nn81.41 LA......... 1 767.64 MI.........nnn579.54 CO.........nnn866.11 NV.......nn7 395.60 NJ......... 3 708.46 RI.........nn3 952.23 13 CT.......nn4 766.52 CT.......nn4 655.62 DE.............nn70.18 PA......... 1 542.68 MN.........nnn548.47 CA.........nnn703.93 MT.......nn7 346.11 SC......... 3 665.36 OR.........nn3 616.02 14 CO.......nn4 567.36 CO.......nn4 566.29 SC.............nn56.20 NY......... 1 514.01 IN.........nnn497.70 FL.........nnn664.15 NJ.......nn6 870.64 MD......... 3 314.48 NV.........nn3 578.16 15 NJ.......nn4 434.56 WY.......nn4 413.07 TN.............nn54.47 CT......... 1 500.72 WY.........nnn473.21 MA.........nnn636.72 RI.......nn6 734.28 DE......... 3 288.76 LA.........nn3 438.99

16 WY.......nn4 419.97 LA.......nn4 379.50 IA.............nn53.14 NM......... 1 489.39 WV.........nnn469.27 OK.........nnn632.08 WA.......nn6 717.52 MI......... 3 212.07 CA.........nn3 427.83 17 LA.......nn4 405.29 NJ.......nn4 253.81 IL.............nn45.40 MD......... 1 488.50 AL.........nnn429.49 NV.........nnn421.30 OR.......nn6 644.92 NM......... 3 207.39 FL.........nn3 427.07 18 MN.......nn4 329.18 KY.......nn4 181.05 NH.............nn42.63 VT......... 1 465.98 SC.........nnn421.90 TN.........nnn393.50 SD.......nn6 609.96 AZ......... 3 206.30 KY.........nn3 403.34 19 KY.......nn4 185.63 MN.......nn4 117.36 OR.............nn40.56 KS......... 1 439.74 NH.........nnn390.60 NM.........nnn392.33 ND.......nn6 210.06 CT......... 3 178.39 UT.........nn3 354.94 20 FL.......nn4 053.45 FL.......nn4 048.09 TX.............nn39.97 NJ......... 1 427.30 NM.........nnn383.29 MN.........nnn375.55 LA.......nn6 012.44 DC......... 3 100.93 NE.........nn3 307.63

21 NE.......nn4 029.42 NE.......nn4 008.74 HI.............nn38.97 MN......... 1 414.40 OH.........nnn382.14 VT.........nnn363.46 PA.......nn5 953.92 OR......... 3 028.89 WV.........nn3 275.92 22 PA.......nn3 948.16 PA.......nn3 866.75 ME.............nn37.89 IL......... 1 351.04 LA.........nnn380.03 OR.........nnn328.32 CT.......nn5 915.79 NC......... 3 022.44 NY.........nn3 200.60 23 MD.......nn3 881.82 MD.......nn3 857.65 KS.............nn32.59 UT......... 1 314.79 CT.........nnn372.06 VA.........nnn295.56 AZ.......nn5 892.95 PA......... 2 833.04 NJ.........nn3 162.18 24 TX.......nn3 785.65 TX.......nn3 745.68 ID.............nn28.81 VA......... 1 305.08 AR.........nnn371.50 KS.........nnn282.56 UT.......nn5 857.79 RI......... 2 782.05 PA.........nn3 120.88 25 CA.......nn3 698.47 CA.......nn3 576.77 NC.............nn27.44 AZ......... 1 299.34 NJ.........nnn361.57 PA.........nnn279.13 NH.......nn5 717.51 GA......... 2 739.65 TX.........nn3 104.92

26 MT.......nn3 565.04 MT.......nn3 545.09 LA.............nn25.79 FL......... 1 286.73 IA.........nnn356.41 KY.........nnn263.95 KY.......nn5 694.13 AL......... 2 709.04 MA.........nn2 963.71 27 VT.......nn3 532.23 WV.......nn3 474.78 MD.............nn24.17 ME......... 1 253.85 IL.........nnn351.03 AL.........nnn255.16 SC.......nn5 672.38 MO......... 2 662.19 IL.........nn2 884.90 28 IL.......nn3 488.80 IL.......nn3 443.40 MO.............nn23.68 CO......... 1 221.00 DE.........nnn345.83 WY.........nnn240.43 MD.......nn5 547.87 MT......... 2 658.95 OK.........nn2 883.48 29 OR.......nn3 479.94 OR.......nn3 439.38 WA.............nn22.59 NV......... 1 205.94 MD.........nnn328.47 AR.........nnn226.32 FL.......nn5 518.80 LA......... 2 573.45 VA.........nn2 861.52 30 WV.......nn3 479.01 VT.......nn3 438.00 NE.............nn20.68 AR......... 1 186.20 TN.........nnn323.31 MI.........nnn204.71 TX.......nn5 504.24 TN......... 2 561.18 KS.........nn2 784.54

31 SD.......nn3 381.96 SD.......nn3 380.32 MT.............nn19.95 OK......... 1 182.44 OR.........nnn320.68 IA.........nnn199.60 DC.......nn5 463.16 VA......... 2 555.49 CT.........nn2 737.40 32 ME.......nn3 295.21 ME.......nn3 257.32 MI.............nn18.71 MO......... 1 158.83 MO.........nnn320.23 MD.........nnn194.64 MI.......nn5 453.23 SD......... 2 519.70 VT.........nn2 732.12 33 VA.......nn3 175.80 VA.......nn3 163.58 GA.............nn17.24 AL......... 1 118.21 UT.........nnn314.57 LA.........nnn193.13 VA.......nn5 417.01 UT......... 2 502.84 AZ.........nn2 686.66

34 SC.......nn3 160.03 SC.......nn3 103.83 ND.............nn14.05 ID......... 1 112.99 RI.........nnn313.11 NH.........nnn190.51 IL.......nn5 232.39 TX......... 2 399.32 WA.........nn2 607.63

35 ND.......nn3 071.49 ND.......nn3 057.44 NM.............nn13.46 WI......... 1 034.79 ME.........nnn309.91 MO.........nnn180.10 MA.......nn5 120.36 IL......... 2 347.49 ME.........nn2 557.81

36 GA.......nn3 067.01 GA.......nn3 049.76 AK.............nn13.40 CA......... 1 015.88 MT.........nnn299.98 SD.........nnn178.11 AL.......nn5 008.77 KY......... 2 290.79 ID.........nn2 441.52

37 WI.......nn2 990.30 WI.......nn2 874.13 VA.............nn12.22 NE.........nnn981.36 CA.........nnn291.12 IL.........nnn175.92 OK.......nn4 957.72 IA......... 2 287.92 IN.........nn2 399.60

38 NM.......nn2 883.07 NM.......nn2 869.61 AR.............nn10.78 MS.........nnn960.91 WI.........nnn286.79 OH.........nnn167.36 WV.......nn4 956.12 MA......... 2 156.65 DC.........nn2 362.23

39 KS.......nn2 837.73 KS.......nn2 805.13 UT.............nn10.29 OH.........nnn951.61 NE.........nnn276.38 CT.........nnn162.43 NC.......nn4 954.72 ID......... 2 136.92 AL.........nn2 299.72

40 OK.......nn2 773.65 OK.......nn2 772.88 NV.............nnn7.68 TX.........nnn932.32 KS.........nnn271.61 NJ.........nnn154.25 MO.......nn4 949.78 MS......... 2 111.46 MO.........nn2 287.59

41 AL.......nn2 688.49 AL.......nn2 683.65 WY.............nnn6.89 DC.........nnn888.73 VT.........nnn265.53 WV.........nnn152.52 GA.......nn4 942.33 FL......... 2 091.72 MI.........nn2 241.16

42 MI.......nn2 533.76 MI.......nn2 515.04 FL.............nnn5.36 TN.........nnn801.28 GA.........nnn264.46 IN.........nnn138.94 ID.......nn4 578.44 OK......... 2 074.24 MD.........nn2 233.39

43 NC.......nn2 520.29 NC.......nn2 492.85 MS.............nnn5.29 MI.........nnn795.06 ID.........nnn259.37 MS.........nnn130.42 KS.......nn4 562.72 AR......... 2 067.64 GA.........nn2 202.69

44 TN.......nn2 463.50 TN.......nn2 409.02 AL.............nnn4.84 IA.........nnn759.37 SD.........nnn255.00 DE.........nnn130.08 VT.......nn4 407.68 ND......... 2 051.98 AR.........nn2 199.46

45 OH.......nn2 337.92 MO.......nn2 253.32 KY.............nnn4.58 SC.........nnn726.09 NC.........nnn235.69 ME.........nnn128.85 IA.......nn4 327.75 KS......... 1 778.19 WI.........nn2 192.39

46 MO.......nn2 277.00 OH.......nn2 250.64 WV.............nnn4.23 NC.........nnn671.33 MA.........nnn232.37 MT.........nnn125.41 TN.......nn4 300.64 ME......... 1 688.97 OH.........nn2 078.48

47 IN.......nn2 205.19 AR.......nn2 082.59 AZ.............nnn1.95 HI.........nnn564.75 MS.........nnn207.65 ID.........nnn114.58 AR.......nn4 267.11 WV......... 1 680.19 IA.........nn2 039.83

48 AR.......nn2 093.37 IN.......nn2 061.08 SD.............nnn1.65 WA.........nnn562.66 ND.........nnn207.53 WI.........nnnn91.99 ME.......nn4 246.78 VT......... 1 675.55 SC.........nn2 007.02

49 MS.......nn1 927.14 MS.......nn1 921.85 CO.............nnn1.08 IN.........nnn559.08 OK.........nnn149.91 HI.........nnnn91.71 NE.......nn4 124.71 IN......... 1 485.94 NC.........nn1 932.28

50 IA.......nn1 915.01 IA.......nn1 861.87 OK.............nnnn.76 GA.........nnn555.82 HI.........nnnnn3.69 RI.........nnnn90.01 MS.......nn4 031.21 NH......... 1 420.33 MS.........nn1 919.76

51 ID.......nn1 798.44 ID.......nn1 769.63 DC.............nnnnnn– OR.........nnn518.47 DC.........nnnnnnnn– ND.........nnnn85.54 IN.......nn3 885.53 NE.........nnn817.08 TN.........nn1 739.45

1Includes amounts not shown separately.

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Table 35. Population and Personal Income, by State: 1991 and 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Total population (excluding Armed Forces overseas)

(thousands) Personal income, calendar year 19911

July 1, 19922 July 1, 19912 Amount (million dollars)

Per capita

(dollars)

1 2 34

All States ------------------------------------------------------------- 255 078 252 177 4 814 495 19 091

Alabama----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 136 4 089 63 458 15 526

Alaska ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 587 570 12 015 21 144

Arizona------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 832 3 750 62 166 16 594

Arkansas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 399 2 372 34 698 14 636

California ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 867 30 380 633 326 20 805

Colorado ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 470 3 377 65 365 19 395

Connecticut -------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 281 3 291 85 642 25 968

Delaware ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 689 680 14 154 20 935

District of Columbia------------------------------------------------------------- 585 598 14 397 24 916

Florida ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13 488 13 277 252 146 18 985

Georgia ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 751 6 623 115 473 17 447

Hawaii------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 160 1 135 24 045 21 062

Idaho ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 067 1 039 15 935 15 366

Illinois ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 631 11 543 239 293 20 737

Indiana ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 662 5 610 96 365 17 193

Iowa -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 812 2 795 48 347 17 251

Kansas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 523 2 495 45 706 18 306

Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 755 3 713 58 027 15 626

Louisiana ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 287 4 252 63 970 15 054

Maine ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 235 1 235 21 548 17 442

Maryland ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 908 4 860 107 836 22 304

Massachusetts ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5 998 5 996 137 924 23 046

Michigan----------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 437 9 368 174 750 18 642

Minnesota --------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 480 4 432 84 769 19 130

Mississippi --------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 614 2 592 34 545 13 318

Missouri ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 193 5 158 92 470 17 980

Montana----------------------------------------------------------------------- 824 808 12 673 15 680

Nebraska ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 606 1 593 28 220 17 780

Nevada------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 327 1 284 25 398 19 812

New Hampshire ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 111 1 105 24 038 21 812

New Jersey -------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 789 7 760 199 181 25 369

New Mexico ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 581 1 548 22 665 14 709

New York---------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 119 18 058 405 765 22 572

North Carolina ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6 843 6 737 113 536 16 848

North Dakota ------------------------------------------------------------------ 636 635 9 903 15 646

Ohio -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 016 10 939 194 384 17 767

Oklahoma --------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 212 3 175 49 340 15 570

Oregon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 977 2 922 51 353 17 495

Pennsylvania------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 009 11 961 230 917 19 313

Rhode Island------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 005 1 004 19 291 19 201

South Carolina ----------------------------------------------------------------- 3 603 3 560 55 055 15 391

South Dakota ------------------------------------------------------------------ 711 703 11 303 16 095

Tennessee--------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 024 4 953 81 651 16 478

Texas ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 656 17 349 298 928 17 248

Utah -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 813 1 770 25 890 14 628

Vermont ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 570 567 10 198 17 960

Virginia ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 377 6 286 126 237 20 046

Washington -------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 136 5 018 97 766 19 521

West Virginia------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 812 1 801 25 754 14 315

Wisconsin --------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 007 4 955 88 891 17 919

Wyoming ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 466 460 7 783 16 968

1U.S. Department of Commerce, Survey of Current Business, August 1992. 2Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, July 1992 and 1993.

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Appendix A.

Definitions of Selected Terms

Agency and Private Trust Transactions. Transactions

excluded from Census data on government finances because

they involve receipt, holding, and disbursement of moneys

by the government as agent or trustee for other governments, or private persons, such as collection of local

government taxes, collection of Federal income taxes and

social security ‘‘taxes,’’ receipt and return of guarantee

deposits, and the like.

Agriculture. Development and conservation of natural

resources for agricultural purposes. Includes provision and

support of agricultural extension services, experiment stations, fairs, associations, and other agricultural activities;

promotion, improvement, regulation, and protection of

agricultural production, processing, and marketing; and the

like. Excludes activities related to Fish and Game, Forestry, irrigation, flood control, and other conservation

activities. See Natural Resources.

Aid to Local Governments. See Intergovernmental Expenditure.

Air Transportation. Construction, maintenance, operation, and support of airport facilities.

Alcohol Beverages. See under License Taxes and Sales

and Gross Receipts Taxes.

Amusements. See under License Taxes and Sales and

Gross Receipts Taxes.

Assistance and Subsidies. Cash contributions and subsidies to persons and foreign governments, not in payments for goods or services or claims against the government. For local governments, this object category comprises

only direct Cash Assistance payments to public welfare

recipients. For States, it includes also veterans’ bonuses

and direct cash grants for tuition, scholarships, and aid to

nonpublic education institutions. Major Federal subsidy

payments are for veterans’ benefits, agricultural support

programs, and foreign aid.

Auxiliary Enterprises, State Institutions of Higher Education. Dormitories, cafeterias, athletic contests, lunchrooms, student activities, and other auxiliary activities of

State institutions of higher education financed mainly by

revenue from charges.

Benefits, Insurance Trust. See Insurance Trust Expenditure.

Bond Funds. Funds established to account for the proceeds of bond issues pending their disbursement.

Borrowing. Long-term debt incurred, other than to refund

existing long-term debt, plus any net increase in short-term

debt outstanding.

Capital Outlay. Direct expenditure for contract or force

account construction of buildings, roads, and other improvements, and purchase of equipment, land, and existing

structures, and for payments on capital leases. Includes

amounts for additions, replacements, and major alterations to fixed works and structures. However, expenditure

for repairs to such works and structures is classified as

current operation expenditure as are payments on operating leases. See Construction, Equipment and Land and

Existing Structures.

Cash Assistance. Direct cash payments to beneficiaries

of public welfare programs. See Public Welfare.

Cash and Deposits. Cash on hand and demand, savings,

or time deposits.

Cash and Security Holdings. Cash on hand; demand,

savings, or time deposits; and government and private

securities (bonds, notes, mortgages, corporate stocks,

etc., including loans and other credit paper held by government loan and investment funds) except holdings of

agency and private trust funds. Includes fund investments

in securities issued by government concerned but does not

include interfund loans, receivables, and the value of real

property and other fixed assets.

Categorical Assistance Programs. Old Age Assistance,

Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Aid to Blind, Aid

to Disabled, and Medical Assistance. See Public Welfare.

Charges and Miscellaneous General Revenue. General

Revenue other than taxes and Intergovernmental Revenue.

Commercial Activities, n.e.c. See Miscellaneous Commercial Activities.

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Construction. Production of fixed works and structures

and additions, replacements, and major alterations, including planning and design of specific projects, site improvements, and provision of equipment and facilities that are

integral parts of a structure. Includes contract construction, undertaken on a contract basis of private contractors,

and force account construction, undertaken with direct use

of material and labor by the government.

Contributions, Insurance Trust. Amounts derived from

contributions, assessments, premiums, ‘‘taxes,’’ etc., required

of employers and employees for financing of compulsory

or voluntary social insurance programs operated by the

government. Any contributions by a government to a social

insurance system it administers (either as employer contributions or for general financial support) are excluded

from insurance trust revenue. However, such contributions

are included in exhibit statistics on insurance trust system

receipts.

Corporation Net Income Taxes. Taxes on net income of

corporations and unincorporated businesses (when taxed

separately from individual income). Includes distinctively

imposed net income taxes on special kinds of corporations

(e.g., financial institutions).

Correction. Confinement and correction of adults and

minors convicted of offenses against the law, and pardon,

probation, and parole activities.

Correctional Institutions. State prisons, reformatories,

houses of correction, and other State institutions for the

confinement and correction of convicted persons and

juveniles. Includes only State-operated facilities; excludes

cost of maintaining prisoners in institutions of other governments.

County Governments. Organized local governments authorized in State constitutions and statutes and established to

provide general government; includes those governments

designed as counties, parishes in Louisiana, and boroughs

in Alaska.

Current Charges. Amounts received from the public for

performance of specific services benefiting the person

charged, and from sales of commodities and services,

except utilities and liquor store sales. Includes fees, assessments, and other reimbursements for current services,

rents and sales derived from commodities or services

furnished incident to the performance of particular functions, gross income of commercial activities, and the like.

Excludes amounts received from other governments (see

Intergovernmental Revenue) and interdepartmental charges

and transfers. Current charges are distinguished from

license taxes, which relate to privileges granted by the

government or regulatory measures for the protection of

the public.

Current Expenditure. All expenditures with the exception

of Capital Outlay. Includes Current Operations, Assistance

and Subsidies, interest on debt, and Insurance Benefits

and Repayments.

Current Operation. Direct expenditure for compensation

of own officers and employees and for supplies, materials,

operating leases, and contractual services except amounts

for capital outlay.

Death and Gift Taxes. Taxes imposed on transfer of

property at death, in contemplation of death, or as a gift.

Debt. All long-term credit obligations of the government

and its agencies whether backed by the government’s full

faith and credit or nonguaranteed, and all interest-bearing

short-term credit obligations. Includes judgments, mortgages, and revenue bonds, as well as general obligation

bonds, notes, and interest-bearing warrants. Excludes

noninterest-bearing short-term obligations, interfund obligations, amounts owed in a trust or agency capacity,

advances and contingent loans from other governments,

and rights of individuals to benefits from governmentadministered employee retirement funds. Refunding of

Long-Term Debt is the issuance of long-term obligations in

exchange for, or to finance, the retirement of outstanding

long term debt, generally to obtain more favorable interest

rates.

Debt Issued. See Long-Term Debt Issued.

Debt Offsets. See Long-Term Debt Offsets.

Debt Outstanding. All debt obligations remaining unpaid

on the date specified.

Debt Redemption. Long-Term Debt Redeemed (i.e., amounts

retired other than by refunding) plus any net decrease in

short-term debt outstanding.

Debt Retired. See Long-Term Debt Retired.

Direct Expenditure. Payments to employees, suppliers,

contractors, beneficiaries, and other final recipients of

government payment—i.e., all expenditure other than Intergovernmental Expenditure.

Document and Stock Transfer Taxes. Taxes on the

recording, registering, and transfer of documents such as

mortgages, deeds, and securities, except taxes on recording or transfer of motor vehicle titles, which are classified

elsewhere.

Earnings on Investments, Insurance Trust Revenue.

Interest, dividends, and other earnings on securities held

as assets to provide income for insurance trust programs.

Includes earnings on securities of a government held by its

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own insurance trust funds but excludes rental income from

real property held by insurance trust funds and rented to

other agencies of the same government.

Education. Schools, colleges, and other educational institutions (e.g., for blind, deaf, and other handicapped individuals) and educational programs for adults, veterans,

and other special classes. Higher Education includes

activities of degree-granting post-secondary institutions

operated by the State and local governments, except that

agricultural extension services and experiment stations are

classified under Natural Resources and hospitals serving

the public are classified under Hospitals. Elementary and

Secondary Education comprises payments for instructional, support services and other activities of local public

schools for kindergarten through high school programs.

This includes the operation of public schools, construction

of school buildings, purchase and operation of school

buses, and other services ancillary to the provision of

public schools. Revenue and expenditure for dormitories,

cafeterias, athletic events, bookstores, and other auxiliary

enterprises financed mainly through charges for services

are reported on a gross basis in both higher and elementarysecondary education. Other Education includes State educational administration and services, tuition grants, fellowships, aid to private schools, and special programs.

Education Services. Comprises the functions of Education and Libraries.

Electric Power. Operation and maintenance of electric

power system including production or acquisition and

distribution of electric power. See under Utility.

Elementary and Secondary Education. See under Education.

Employee-Retirement Expenditure. Cash payments to

beneficiaries (including withdrawals of contributions) of

government-administered employee-retirement programs.

Excludes cost of administering retirement systems, local

government contributions to State-administered employeeretirement systems, and noncontributory gratuities paid to

former employees; these are classed under General Expenditure.

Employee-Retirement Revenue. Revenue from contributions required of employees for financing governmentadministered employee-retirement systems, earnings on

investments held for such systems, and receipts of payments from other levels of government expressly for

government employees covered by a public retirement

system. Excludes any contributions by a government,

either as employer contributions or for general financial

support, to its own employee-retirement system. Tax proceeds, donations, and any forms of revenue other than

those enumerated above as classified as general revenue

rather than employee-retirement revenue, even though

such amounts may be received specifically for employeeretirement purposes.

Employee-Retirement System. A government-administered

contributory program with identifiable assets for financing

retirement and associated benefits for State or local

government employees. Excludes plans where governments make no contributions. See Insurance Trust System.

Employment Security Administration. Administration of

unemployment compensation, public employment offices,

and related services, and veterans’ readjustment allowances. See Unemployment Compensation Expenditure for

benefit payments under this program.

Environment and Housing. Comprises the functions

Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation, Housing and

Community Development, Sewerage, and Solid Waste

Management.

Equipment. Apparatus, furnishings, motor vehicles, office

machines, and the like having an expected life of more

than 5 years. Equipment expenditure consists only of

amounts for purchase of equipment, including both additional equipment and replacements. Rental and repair

expenditures are classified as Current Operation expenditures. Expenditures for facilities that are integral parts of

structures are classified as expenditure for construction or

for purchase of land and existing structures.

Expenditure. Allamountsofmoneypaidoutbyagovernment—net

of recoveries and other correcting transactions—other

than for retirement of debt, investment in securities, extension of credit, or as agency transactions. Note that expenditure includes only external transactions of a government

and excludes noncash transactions such as the provision

of perquisites or other payments in-kind.

Financial Administration. Activities involving finance and

taxation. Includes central agencies for accounting, auditing, and budgeting; the supervision of local government

finances; tax administration; assessment, collection, custody, and disbursement of funds; administration of employeeretirement systems; debt and investment administration;

purchasing and the like.

Fines and Forfeits. Penalties imposed for violation of law

and forfeits of amounts on deposit as performance guarantees. Does not include penalties on delinquent taxes.

Fire Protection. Fire fighting organization and auxiliary

services; fire inspection and investigation; support of volunteer fire forces; and other fire prevention activities.

Includes cost of fire fighting facilities, such as fire hydrants

and water, furnished by other agencies of the government.

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Fiscal Year. The 12-month period at the end of which the

government or any government agency determines its

financial condition and the results of its operations and

closes its books.

Fish and Game. Conservation and development of fish

and game resources through regulation, protection, and

propagation.

Forestry. Conservation, development, and promotion of

forests and forest products. Includes forest fire prevention

and forest fire fighting activities.

Full-Faith and Credit Debt. Long-term debt for which the

credit of the government concerned, implying the power of

taxation, is unconditionally pledged. Includes debt payable

initially from specific taxes on nontax sources, but representing a liability payable from any other available resources

if the pledged sources are insufficient.

Functions. Public purposes served by governmental activities (e.g., education, highways, public welfare, etc.). Expenditure for each function includes amounts for all types of

expenditure serving the purpose concerned.

Fund. An accounting device established to control receipt

and disbursement of income from sources set aside to

support specific activities or attain certain objectives. In the

accounts of individual governments, each fund is treated

as a distinct fiscal entity. Here, however, transactions of

funds are consolidated in accordance with the principles

described in the introduction to this report.

Funding. Issuance of bonds or other long-term debt in

exchange for, or to provide funds to retire, outstanding

short-term debt.

Gas Supply. Operation and maintenance of gas supply

systems including acquisition and distribution of natural

gas. See under Utility.

General Debt. All debt other than that identified as having

been issued specifically for utility purposes. See Utility

Debt.

General Expenditure. All government expenditure other

than the specifically enumerated kinds of expenditure

classified as Utility Expenditure, Liquor Stores Expenditure,

and Employee-Retirement or other Insurance Trust Expenditure.

General Expenditure, n.e.c. General Expenditure for

purposes and activities not falling within any standard

functional category and unallocated amounts relating to

two or more functions.

General Local Government Support. Amounts distributed to local governments without restriction of function or

purpose to which applicable.

General Public Buildings. Provision and maintenance of

public buildings not allocated to particular functions. This

category is not applied in reporting Federal data.

General Revenue. All government revenue except Liquor

Stores Revenue, Employee Retirement, Insurance Trust

Revenue, and Utility Revenue. The basis for distinction is

not the fund or administrative unit receiving particular

amounts, but rather the nature of the revenue sources

concerned.

General Sale or Gross Receipts Taxes. See under

Sales and Gross Receipt Taxes.

Governmental Administration. Comprises the functions

of Financial Administration, Judicial and Legal, and General Public Buildings; and activities of the governing body,

office of the chief executive, and central staff services and

agencies concerned with personnel administration, recording, planning, zoning, and the like.

Health. Outpatient health services, other than hospital

care, including: public health administration; research and

education; categorical health programs; treatment and

immunization clinics; nursing; environmental health activities such as air and water pollution control; ambulance

service if provided separately from fire protection services;

and other general public health activities such as mosquito

abatement. School health services provided by health

agencies (rather than school agencies) are included here.

Sewage treatment operation are classified under Sewerage.

Highways. Construction, maintenance, and operation of

highways, streets, and related structures, including toll

highways, bridges, tunnels, ferries, street lighting and snow

and ice removal. However, highway policing and traffic

control are classed under Police Protection.

Hospitals. Financing, construction, acquisition, maintenance or operation of hospital facilities, provision of hospital care, and support of public or private hospitals. Own

Hospitals are facilities administered directly by the government concerned; Other Hospitals refers to support for

hospital services in private hospitals or other governments.

However, see Public Welfare concerning vendor payments

under welfare programs. Nursing homes are included

under Public Welfare unless they are directly associated

with a government hospital.

Housing and Community Development. Construction

and operation of housing and redevelopment projects, and

other activities to promote or aid housing and community

development.

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Individual Income Taxes. Taxes on individuals measured by net income and taxes distinctively imposed on

special types of income (e.g., interest, dividends, income

from intangibles, etc.).

Insurance Benefits and Repayments. Social insurance

payments to beneficiaries, employee-retirement annuities

and other benefits, and withdrawals of insurance or employeeretirement contributions. Includes only amounts paid to

beneficiaries; administrative expenditure for such activities

are classified as Current Operation.

Insurance Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes. See under

Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes.

Insurance Trust Expenditure. Cash payments to beneficiaries (including withdrawals of retirement contributions)

of employee retirement, unemployment compensation,

workers’ compensation, and disability benefit social insurance programs. (See Insurance Trust System, below).

Excludes cost of administering insurance trust activities,

State contributions of programs administered by the State

or by the Federal Government, intergovernmental expenditure for support of locally administered employee-retirement

systems, and noncontributory gratuities paid to former

employees.

Insurance Trust Revenue. Revenue from contributions

required of employers and employees for financing social

insurance programs operated by the government (see

Insurance Trust System, below) and earnings on assets

held for such systems. Excludes any contributions by a

government—either as employer contributions or for general financial support—to a social insurance system it

administers. Note that tax proceeds, donations, and any

forms of revenue other than those enumerated above are

classified as general revenue, even though such amounts

may be received specifically for insurance trust purposes.

Insurance Trust System. A government-administered

plan for compulsory or voluntary social insurance (insurance protection of persons or their survivors against

economic hazards arising from retirement, disability, death,

accident, illness, unemployment, etc.) through accumulation of assets from contributions, assessments, premiums,

and the like collected from employers and employees for

use in making cash benefit payments to eligible persons

covered by the system. Comprises Employee Retirement,

Unemployment Compensation, Workers’ Compensation,

and Miscellaneous (accident, sickness, and other disability

benefit) systems. In exhibit statistics, each insurance trust

system is treated as an entity, with its transactions including intragovernmental amounts. However, intragovernmental transactions are excluded from the insurance trust

components of revenue and expenditure. (See Insurance

Trust Revenue and Insurance Trust Expenditure.)

Interest Earnings. Interest earned on deposits and securities, including amounts for accrued interest on investment securities sold. However, receipts for accrued interest on bonds issued are classified as offsets to interest

expenditure. Note that interest earnings shown under

general revenue do not include earnings on assets of

employee-retirement systems.

Interest Expenditure. Amounts paid for the use of borrowed money. Interest on utility debt is included in Utility

Expenditure.

Intergovernmental Expenditure. Amounts paid to other

governments as fiscal aid in the form of shared revenues

and grants-in-aid, as reimbursements for performance of

general government activities and for specific services for

the paying government, or in lieu of taxes. Excludes

amounts paid to other governments for purchase of commodities, property, or utility services, any tax imposed and

paidassuch,andemployercontributionsforsocialinsurance—e.g.,

contributions to the Federal Government for Old Age,

Survivors’, Disability, and Health Insurance for government

employees.

Intergovernmental Revenue. Amounts received from

other governments as fiscal aid in the form of shared

revenues and grants-in-aid, as reimbursements for performance of general government functions and specific services for the paying government (e.g., care of prisoners or

contractual research), or in lieu of taxes. Excludes amounts

received from other governments for sale of property,

commodities, and utility services. All intergovernmental

revenue is classified as General Revenue.

Intergovernmental Revenue for General Local Government Support. Fiscal aid that allows the receiving government unrestricted use as to function or purpose.

Intergovernmental Revenue From Federal Government.

Intergovernmental revenue received by a government

directly from the Federal Government. For local governments, excludes Federal aid channeled through State

governments, which is considered as Intergovernmental

Revenue from State Government.

Intergovernmental Revenue From Local Governments.

Amounts from local governments: for shares in financial

support of programs administered by the State; for reimbursements of services performed or expenditures made

for them by the State; for application to debt services on

State debt issued for their benefit; and for repayment of

advances and contingent loans extended to them. Does

not include local government contributions to State-administered

employee retirement or other insurance trust systems,

which are classified as insurance trust revenue, or agency

transactions (see Agency and Private Trust Transactions).

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Excludes proceeds from interest on local government

securities held by the State and proceeds from State taxes

on local government facilities.

Intergovernmental Revenue From State Government.

All intergovernmental revenue received from the State

government. For local governments, includes amounts

originally from the Federal Government but channeled

through the State.

Judicial and Legal. Courts and activities associated with

courts including law libraries, prosecutorial and defendant

programs, probate functions, and juries.

Land and Existing Structures. Purchase of these assets

as such, purchase of rights-of-way, payments on capital

leases, and title search and similar activity associated with

the purchase transactions. See Capital Outlay.

Libraries. Provision and support of public library facilities

and services.

License Taxes. Taxes exacted (either for revenue raising

or for regulation) as a condition to the exercise of a

business or nonbusiness privilege, at a flat rate or measured by such bases as capital stock, capital surplus,

number of business units, or capacity. Excludes taxes

measured directly by transactions, gross or net income, or

value of property except those to which only nominal rates

apply. ‘‘Licenses’’ based on these latter measures, other

than those at nominal rates, are classified according to the

measure concerned. Includes ‘‘fees’’ related to licensing

activities—automobile inspection, gasoline and oil inspection, professional examinations and licenses, etc.—as well

as license taxes producing substantial revenue.

1. Alcoholic beverages. Licenses for manufacturing,

importing, wholesaling, and retailing alcoholic beverages other than those based on volume or value of

transactions or assessed value of property.

2. Amusements. License taxes imposed on amusement

businesses generally or on specific amusement enterprises (race tracks, theaters, athletic events, etc.).

Does not include ‘‘licenses’’ based on value or number

of admissions, amount of wagers, or gross or net

income, which are classified elsewhere.

3. Corporations in general. Franchise license taxes,

organization, filing, and entrance fees, and other license

taxes which are applicable, with only specific exceptions, to all corporations. Does not include corporation

taxes based on value of property, net income, or gross

receipts from sales, or taxes imposed distinctively on

particular types of corporations (public utilities, insurance companies, etc.).

4. Hunting and fishing. Commercial and noncommercial hunting and fishing licenses and shipping permits.

5. Motor vehicles. License taxes imposed on owners or

operators of motor vehicle, commercial and noncommercial, for the right to use public highways, including

charges for title registration and inspection of vehicles.

Does not include personal property taxes or sales and

gross receipts taxes relating to motor carriers based

on assessed value of property, gross receipts, or net

income, or other taxes on the business of motor

transport.

6. Motor vehicle operators. Licenses for privilege of

driving motor vehicles, including both private and

commercial licenses.

7. Occupations and businesses, n.e.c. License taxes

(including examination and inspection fees) required

of persons engaging in particular professions, trades,

or occupations, and such taxes on businesses not

elsewhere classified. Includes charges relating to inspection and marketing of seed, feed, fertilizer, gasoline,

oil, citrus fruit, and other commodities, and chain store

licenses, as well as licenses relating to operation of

particular business enterprises.

8. Public utilities. License taxes distinctively imposed on

public passenger and freight transportation companies, telephone, telegraph, and light and power companies, and other public utility companies including

government-owned utilities. Does not include taxes

measured by gross or net income, units of service

sold, or value of property.

9. Other license taxes. License taxes not listed separately (e.g., animal licenses, marriage licenses, registration fees on pleasure boats and aircraft, individual

permits to purchase liquor, and other nonbusiness

privileges).

Liquor Stores. Alcoholic beverage distribution facilities

operated by governments maintaining alcoholic beverage

monopoly systems. Liquor Stores Revenue and Liquor

Stores Expenditure, as defined under the headings below,

are included in revenue and expenditure.

Liquor Stores Expenditure. Expenditure for purchase of

liquor for resale and provision and operation of governmentmaintained alcoholic beverage monopoly systems. Excludes

expenditure for law enforcement and licensing activities

carried out in conjunction with liquor store operations.

Liquor Stores Revenue. Amounts received from sale of

liquor and other miscellaneous revenue of governmentmaintained alcoholic beverage monopoly systems. Excludes

any taxes collected by the system for its own or other

governments.

Long-Term Debt. Debt payable more than 1 year after

date of issue.

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Long-Term Debt Issued. The par value of long-term debt

obligations incurred during the fiscal period concerned,

including funding and refunding obligations. Debt obligation authorized but not actually incurred during the fiscal

period are not included. Refunding Issues of Long-Term

Debt represents the par value of refunding bonds issued

during the fiscal year.

Long-Term Debt Offsets. Cash and investment assets of

sinking funds and other reserve funds, however designated, which are specifically held for redemption of longterm debt, including bond reserve funds, deposits with

fiscal agents for the redemption of uncancelled debt, and

balances in refunding bond accounts held pending completion of refunding transactions. Offsets also include an

amount equal to that recorded as Public Debt for Private

Purposes.

Long-Term Debt Refunded. See under Long-Term Debt

Retired.

Long-Term Debt Retired. The par value of long-term

debt obligations liquidated by repayment or exchange,

including debt retired by refunding operations. Long-Term

Debt Refunded is the par value of long-term debt retired

during the year as a result of refund transactions.

Miscellaneous Commercial Activities. Provision and

operation of commercial facilities not classified under

particular functions. Includes a bank (North Dakota), a

cement plant, hail insurance systems, and the like.

Motor Fuel Sales Taxes. See under Sales and Gross

Receipts Taxes.

Motor Vehicle Licenses Taxes. See under License

Taxes.

Municipal Governments. Organized local governments

authorized in State constitutions and statutes and established to provide government for a specific concentration

of population in a defined area. Includes those governments designated as cities, villages, boroughs (except in

Alaska), and towns (except in the six New England States,

Minnesota, New York, and Wisconsin).

Natural Resources. Conservation, promotion, and development of natural resources, such as soil, water, forests,

minerals, and wildlife. Includes irrigation, drainage, flood

control, forestry and fire protection, soil reclamation, soil

and water conservation, fish and game programs, and

agricultural fairs. For the Federal Government, includes

agricultural experiment stations and extension services,

farm price stabilization programs, farm insurance and

credit activities, and multipurpose power and reclamation

projects.

N.E.C. Not elsewhere classified.

Net Long-Term Debt. Long-term debt outstanding minus

long-term debt offsets.

Nonguaranteed Debt. Long-term debt payable solely

from pledged specific sources—e.g., from earnings of

revenue-producing activities (utilities, sewage disposal plants,

toll bridges, etc.) from special assessments, or from specific nonproperty taxes. Includes only debt that does not

constitute an obligation against any other resource of the

government if the pledged sources are insufficient. This

category encompasses Public Debt for Private Purposes.

OASDHI (Old Age, Survivors’, Disability and Health

Insurance). The Federal Government social insurance

program commonly called Social Security.

Occupations and Business License Taxes. See under

License Taxes.

Other and Unallocable Expenditure. General expenditure for purposes and activities not falling within any

standard functional category and unallocated amounts

relating to two or more functions.

Other Hospitals. See under Hospitals.

Own Hospitals. See under Hospitals.

Parimutuel Taxes. See under Sales and Gross Receipts

Taxes.

Parking Facilities. Construction, purchase, maintenance,

and operation of public-use parking lots, garages, parking

meters, and other distinctive parking facilities on a commercial basis.

Parks and Recreation. Provision and support of recreational and cultural-scientific facilities and activities including golf courses, playfields, playgrounds, public beaches,

swimming pools, tennis courts, parks, auditoriums, stadiums, camping areas, recreation piers, marinas, botanical

gardens, galleries, museums, and zoos. Also includes

building and operation of convention centers and exhibition halls.

Police Protection. Preservation of law and order and

traffic safety. Includes police patrols and communications,

crime prevention activities, detention and custody of persons awaiting trial, traffic safety, and vehicular inspection.

Postal Service. Activities of the U.S. Postal Service are

reported on a gross basis, without deduction for receipts

from charges. Excludes subsidies to airlines, classed under

Air Transportation.

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Property Taxes. Taxes conditioned on ownership of

property and measured by its value. Includes general

property taxes related to property as a whole, real and

personal, tangible or intangible, whether taxed at a single

rate or at classified rates, and taxes on selected types of

property, such as motor vehicles, or on certain or all

intangibles.

Property Tax Relief. Amounts received distinctly as

reimbursement for State-mandated tax relief programs

that have resulted in foregone tax revenue. Includes

payments under property tax relief, renters’ relief, and

similar programs.

Protective Inspection and Regulation. Regulation of

private enterprise for the protection of the public and

inspection of hazardous activities except for major functions, such as fire prevention, health, natural resources,

etc. Distinctive licensing collection activities are classed

under Financial Administration.

Public Debt for Private Purposes. Credit obligations of a

government or its agencies issued for the purpose of

directly funding private sector activities. These activities

include: industrial and commercial development, pollution

control of private sector facilities, housing and mortgage

loans, private hospital construction, student loans, sports

stadia, convention centers, shopping malls, and other

private projects. This debt is assigned to the government

under whose authority the bonds were issued.

Public Safety. Comprises the functions of Police Protection, Fire Protection, Correction, and Protective Inspection

and Regulation.

Public Utility Taxes. See under License Taxes and Sales

and Gross Receipts Taxes

Public Welfare. Support of and assistance to needy

persons contingent upon their need. Excludes pensions to

former employees and other benefits not contingent on

need. Expenditures under this heading include: Cash Assistance paid directly to needy persons under the categorical

programs (Old Age Assistance, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Aid to the Blind, and Aid to the Disabled)

and under any other welfare programs; Vendor Payments

made directly to private purveyors for medical care, burials,

and other commodities and services provided under welfare programs; and provision and operation by the government of welfare institutions including nursing homes not

directly associated with a government hospital. Other

Public Welfare includes payments to other governments

for welfare purposes, amounts for administration, support

of private welfare agencies, and other public welfare

services. Health and Hospital services provided directly by

the government through its own hospitals and health

agencies, and any payments to other governments for

such purposes are classed under those functional headings rather than here.

Refunding. The issuance of long-term debt in exchange

for, or to provide funds for, the retirement of long-term debt

outstanding.

Regular Highway Facilities. State expenditure for Highways, other than toll facilities, is classified under this

heading.

Rents. Amounts received from the temporary possession

of building, land, or other property including revenue from

leases of land relating to natural resource exploration and

production. Rental revenues exclude income from particular facilities such as hospitals or housing that can be

functionally classified; these functionally related amounts

are treated as Current Charges. See also Royalties.

Revenue. All amounts of money received by a government from external sources—net of refunds and other

correcting transactions—other than from issuance of debt,

liquidation of investments, and as agency and private trust

transactions. Note that revenue excludes noncash transactions such as receipt of services, commodities, or other

‘‘receipts in kind.’’

Royalties. A governments’ compensation for granting the

privilege of sale or development of a resource or product.

See also Rents.

Salaries and Wages. Amount expended for compensation of employees. Consists of gross amounts without

deduction of withholdings for income tax, Federal Social

Security, or retirement coverage.

Sale of Property. Sale of real property and improvements. Excludes sale of securities and sale of commodities, equipment, and other personal property.

Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes. Taxes, including:

‘‘licenses’’ at more than nominal rates, based on volume or

value of transfers of goods or services; upon gross receipts,

or upon gross income; and related taxes based upon use,

storage,production (other than severance of natural resources),

importation, or consumption of goods. Dealer discounts or

‘‘commissions’’ allowed to merchants for collection of

taxes from consumers are excluded. Comprises:

1. General Sales or Gross Receipts Taxes. Sales or

gross receipts taxes which are applicable with only

specified exceptions to all types of goods and services, or all gross income, whether at a single rate or

at classified rates. Taxes imposed distinctively upon

sales or gross receipts from selected commodities,

services, or business are reported separately under

category 2 below.

2. Selective Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes. Sales

and gross receipts taxes imposed on sales of particular commodities or services or gross receipts of particular businesses, separately and apart from the

application of general sales and gross receipts taxes.

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a. Alcoholic beverages. Selective sales and gross

receipts taxes on alcoholic beverages.

b. Amusements. Selective sales and gross receipts

taxes on admission tickets or admission charges

and on gross receipts of all or specified types of

amusement businesses.

c. Insurance. Taxes imposed distinctively on insurance companies and measured by gross premiums

or adjusted gross premiums.

d. Motor fuels. Selective sales and gross receipts

taxes on gasoline, diesel oil, and other fuels used in

motor vehicles, including aircraft fuel. Note that any

amounts refunded are deducted from gross collections.

e. Parimutuels. Taxes measured by amounts wagered

at race tracts, including ‘‘breakage’’ collected by

the government.

f. Public utilities. Taxes imposed distinctively on public passenger and freight transportation companies,

telephone, telegraph, and light and power companies, and other public utility companies measured

by gross receipts, gross earnings, or units of service

sold. Taxes levied on such companies on other

bases are classified elsewhere in accordance with

the nature of the tax.

g. Tobacco products. Selective sales and gross receipts

taxes on tobacco products, including cigarette tubes

and papers.

h. Other selective sales and gross receipts taxes.

Selective sales and gross receipts taxes relating to

specific commodities, businesses, or services not

separately enumerated (lubrication oil, fuel other

than motor fuel, meals, margarine, cement, etc.).

Sanitation. Comprises Sewerage and Solid Waste Management; see below. Sanitary engineering, smoke regulation, and other health activities are classified under Health.

School District Governments. Organized local entities

providing public elementary, secondary, and/ or higher

education which, under State law, have sufficient administrative and fiscal autonomy to qualify as separate governments. Excludes dependent public school systems of

county, municipal, township, or State governments.

Securities. Stocks and bonds, notes, mortgages, and

other formal evidences of indebtedness.

Selective Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes. See under

Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes.

Severance Taxes. Taxes imposed distinctively on removal

of natural products (e.g., oil, gas, other minerals, timber,

fish, etc.) from land or water and measured by value or

quantity of products removed or sold.

Sewerage. Provision of sanitary and storm sewers and

sewage disposal facilities and services, and payments to

other governments for such purposes.

Short-Term Debt. Interest-bearing debt payable within 1

year from date of issue, such as bond anticipation notes,

bank loans, and tax anticipation notes and warrants.

Includes obligations having no fixed maturity date if payable from a tax levied for collection in the year of their

issuance.

Sinking Funds. Funds established specifically for the

redemption of Long-Term Debt principal

Social Insurance Administration. For State and local

governments consists of Employment Security Administration activities; that is, the administration of unemployment

compensation programs and employment offices only.

Includes also Federal administration of Social Security

(Old Age, Survivors’, Disability, and Health Insurance) and

other social insurance programs.

Social Services and Income Maintenance. Comprises

the functions of Public Welfare, Hospitals, Health, Social

Insurance Administration, and Veterans’ Services.

Solid Waste Management. Street cleaning, solid waste

collection and disposal, and provision of sanitary landfills

and resource recovery facilities.

Space Research and Technology. Federal space activities, comprising programs of the National Aeronautics and

Space Administration.

Special Assessments. Compulsory contributions collected

from owners of property benefited by special public improvements (street paving, sidewalks, sewer lines, etc.) to defray

the cost of such improvements (either directly or through

payment of debt service on indebtedness incurred to

finance the improvements ) and apportioned according to

the assumed benefits to the property affected by the

improvements.

Special District Governments. All organized local entities (other than counties, municipalities, townships, or

school districts) authorized by State law to provide only

one or a limited number of designated functions, and with

sufficient administrative and fiscal autonomy to qualify as

separate governments, known by a variety of titles, including districts, authorities, boards, and commissions.

State Government. The State government in each case

consists of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches

of government and all departments, boards, commissions,

and other organizational units. It also includes any semiautonomous authorities, institutions of higher education,

districts, and other agencies that are subject to administrative and fiscal control by the State through its appointment of officers, determination of budgets, approval of

plans, and other devices. For all such agencies, the

financial information in this report represents their gross

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transactions with the public and other governments, rather

than only the net effect of such transactions on central

State funds. Each data item for a State government

consists of the sum of amounts of the type described for all

funds and accounts—including not only the general fund

but also special revenue funds, sinking funds, public trust

funds, bond funds.

Taxes. Compulsory contributions exacted by a government for public purposes except employee and employer

assessments for retirement and social insurance purposes, which are classified as insurance trust revenue. All

tax revenue is classified as general revenue and comprises amounts received (including interest and penalties

but excluding protested amounts and refunds) from all

taxes imposed by a government. Note that local government tax revenue excludes any amounts from shares of

State-imposed and collected taxes, which are categorized

as Intergovernmental Revenue. However, locally-imposed

taxes that are collected by the State governments acting

as an agent and returned to the local governments are

counted as local government taxes.

Tobacco Products Sales Taxes. See under Sales and

Gross Receipts Taxes.

Toll Highway Facilities. Toll turnpikes and toll roads, toll

bridges, ferries, and toll tunnels operated by State agencies. Expenditure for this purpose includes only acquisition, construction, and maintenance of State facilities; it

does not include any debt service on toll facility debt or any

aid to local governments for toll facilities.

Township Governments. Organized local governments

authorized in State constitutions and statutes and established to provide general government for areas defined

without regard to population concentration. Includes those

governments designated as towns in Connecticut, Maine

(including organized plantations), Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire (including organized locations), New

York, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin, and townships in other States.

Transit. Construction, maintenance, and operation of

public mass Transit systems—bus, commuter rail, light rail,

or subway systems. Excludes systems established solely

to transport elementary and secondary school pupils. Ferry

systems are classified under Highways. See under Utility.

Transit Subsidies. Payments in support of subway, bus,

surface rail and street railroad, and other passenger transportation systems., including public support of a private

utility or railroad and intergovernmental subsidy payments.

Excludes amounts paid by a parent government to its

dependent transit utility. Also see under Utility.

Transportation. Comprises the General Expenditure functions of Highways, Air Transportation, Parking Facilities,

Water Transport and Terminals, and Transit Subsidies.

Unemployment Compensation Expenditure. Comprises

payments made to beneficiaries under basic provisions of

unemployment compensation programs and special program payments, such as for extended benefits triggered by

economic conditions.

Unemployment Compensation Revenue. Employer (and

in some cases employee) contributions, interest on investments, and net Federal advances and contributions for

unemployment compensation programs.

Utility. A government-owned and -operated water supply,

electric light and power, gas supply, or transit system.

Excludes government revenue, expenditure, and debt relating to utility facilities leased to other governments or

persons, and other commercial type activities of governments, such as port facilities, airports, housing projects,

radio stations, steam plants, ferries, and the like which are

classified as general government activities. See also Transit Subsidies.

Utility Debt. Debt originally issued specifically to finance

government -owned and - operated water, electric, gas, or

transit utility facilities.

Utility Expenditure. Expenditure for construction of utility

facilities or equipment, for production and distribution of

utility commodities and services (except those furnished to

parent government), and for interest on Utility Debt. Does

not include expenditure in connection with administration

of utility debt and investments (treated as general expenditure) and the cost of providing services to the parent

government (such costs, when identifiable, are treated as

expenditure for the function served).

Utility Revenue. Revenue from sale of utility commodities

and services to the public and to other governments. Does

not include amounts from sales to the parent government.

Also excludes income from utility fund investments and

from other nonoperating properties (treated as General

Revenue). Any monies from taxes, special assessments,

and intergovernmental aid is classified as General Revenue, not Utility Revenue.

Vendor Payments. See under Public Welfare.

Veterans’ Services. Cash bonuses to veterans and other

financial grants not contingent on need, administration of

bonus payments, veterans’ information and guidance services, and other veterans’ services not classified under

Public Welfare, Education, Hospitals, or other functions.

Water Supply. Operation and maintenance of water

supply system including acquisition and distribution of

water to the general public or to other local governments

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for domestic or industrial use. Acquisition and distribution

of water for irrigation of agricultural lands are classified

under Natural Resources. See under Utility.

Water Transport and Terminals. Construction, maintenance, operation, and support of canals and other waterways, harbors, docks, wharves, and related marine terminal facilities.

Welfare. See Public Welfare.

Withdrawals, Insurance Trust. See Insurance Trust Expenditure.

Workers’ Compensation Expenditure. Insurance trust

expenditure for government-administered workers’ compensation systems. Consists of cash benefit payments to

injured workers covered by the system. Excludes State

contributions to system on behalf of its own employees

and expenditure for administration.

Workers’ Compensation Revenue. Employer premiums,

assessments,andothercontributionstogovernment-administered

workers’ compensation systems and earnings on investments of systems. Excludes contributions for government’s

own employees covered by system.

Workers’CompensationSystem. Agovernment-administered

plan for compulsory accident and injury insurance of

workers through accumulation of assets from contributions

collected from employers for financing cash benefits to

eligible injured workers.

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Appendix B.

Notes Relating to Government Finances

The following State government finance items were revised after the publication of State Government Finances: 1992:

[Millions of dollars. Detail may not add to totals due to rounding.]

Item Original amount Revised amount

Total revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 741,853 743,018

General revenue ............................................................... 605,334 606,776

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,343 5,330

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,190 5,188

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,016 7,004

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23,652 23,744

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,447 2,458

Indiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,265 12,704

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,519 6,534

Maine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,312 3,319

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,121 2,205

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,715 2,721

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,303 2,432

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,743 4,748

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,412 60,415

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,810 1,772

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,941 6,832

Oregon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,297 7,306

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,849 2,880

Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,624 9,957

Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31,346 31,308

Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,701 1,704

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,434 13,443

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,107 12,585

Insurance trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129,940 129,663

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 411 446

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 826 808

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,480 1,360

Maine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369 541

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,744 2,738

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225 158

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,173 5,870

Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,418 5,106

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,672 4,010

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272 273

Total expenditure................................................................. 700,894 701,931

General Expenditure ............................................................ 611,922 612,423

California . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83,360 83,512

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,851 24,999

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,711 6,681

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,840 21,845

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,594 4,805

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30,338 30,065

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,969 8,251

Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,690 1,694

Insurance trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79,359 79,895

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 253 258

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432 429

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,067 1,086

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,205 1,201

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 98

Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,150 3,602

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,369 2,426

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[Millions of dollars. Detail may not add to totals due to rounding.]

Item Original amount Revised amount

Debt outstanding at end of year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371,901 372,319

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,313 4,732

Cash and security holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,084,187 1,085,274

Insurance trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 715,201 722,646

Other than insurance trust. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368,986 362,629

Note: Some minor revisions have been omitted from this display.

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Appendix C.

Two-Letter State Abbreviations

State Abbreviation State Abbreviation

Alabama AL Montana MT

Alaska AK Nebraska NE

Arizona AZ Nevada NV

Arkansas AR New Hampshire NH

California CA New Jersey NJ

Colorado CO New Mexico NM

Connecticut CT New York NY

Delaware DE North Carolina NC

Florida FL North Dakota ND

Georgia GA Ohio OH

Hawaii HI Oklahoma OK

Idaho ID Oregon OR

Illinois IL Pennsylvania PA

Indiana IN Rhode Island RI

Iowa IA South Carolina SC

Kansas KS South Dakota SD

Kentucky KY Tennessee TN

Louisiana LA Texas TX

Maine ME Utah UT

Maryland MD Vermont VT

Massachusetts MA Virginia VA

Michigan MI Washington WA

Minnesota MN West Virginia WV

Mississippi MS Wisconsin WI

Missouri MO Wyoming WY

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Appendix D.

Explanation for Tracing Origin and Allocation of Funds in

Tables 19 and 23

The following is a guide for tracing the origin and allocation of State and local government funds in table 19 and 23.

Calculations exclude minor Federal Government amounts.

GENERAL REVENUE — TABLE 19

State —Start with the amount of State government own source revenue, add in the funds received from the Federal and

local governments, and subtract the amount local governments receive from the State government.

Local—Start with the amount of local government own source revenue, add in the funds received from the Federal and

State governments, and subtract the amount State governments receive from local government.

GENERAL EXPENDITURE — TABLE 23

State—Start with the State government direct general expenditure before transfers among governments, add in the

intergovernmental transfers the State government receives from the Federal and local governments, and subtract

the amount local governments receive from the State governments.

Local—Start with the local government direct general expenditure before transfers among governments, add in the funds

received from the Federal and State governments, and subtract the amount State governments receive from local

governments.

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Appendix E.

Relative Standard Errors

The following tables, E-1, E-2, and E-3 contain the

relative standard errors of State and local, county, and

municipal government estimates expressed in percent.

The estimates in this report may be affected by changes

in classification and procedure that began in 1988. These

areas were especially affected: miscellaneous general

revenue; highways; and indebtedness data. appendix B of

Government Finances: 1987-88 contains a detailed

explanation of these changes. Estimates of the relative

standard errors of local government totals can be calculated from the relative standard errors for State and local

government estimates given in table E-1 by using the

following equation:

Relative Standard Error of State and Local Total =

$Estimate of the State and Local Total$ $Relative Standard Error of State and Local Total$

Estimate of the Local Total

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Table E-1. Relative Standard Errors in Percent of State and Local Government Estimates of Selected Variables

by State: 1992

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

State

Revenue Expenditure

Total

General revenue

Total Current

Capital

outlay

By function

Total Taxes Charges

Miscellaneous

general

revenue Welfare

Hospitals Health

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 .26 .26 .42 .82 .31 .28 1.50 .03 .19 1.63

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 .26 .03 1.11 .04 .18 .17 .42 - - .27

Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 .25 .27 .33 1.33 .24 .20 .98 - .03 2.00

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 .25 .31 .59 .60 .39 .30 2.06 .01 1.24 1.29

California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 .25 .16 .79 .62 .27 .25 1.05 - .34 1.19

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 .21 .23 .51 .69 .26 .21 1.06 .17 1.09 .42

Connecticut. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .07 .07 .03 .04 .09 .08 .08 .28 - - .02

Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01 .01 .01 - .02 .01 .01 - - - -

District of Columbia. . . . . . . . . . .----------

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 .21 .07 .34 .28 .10 .07 .53 .02 .59 .03

Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 .16 .22 .34 .66 .30 .20 1.61 .02 .48 1.20

Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 .29 .30 .62 1.33 .46 .40 1.90 .53 1.04 .26

Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 .24 .31 .65 .75 .49 .26 2.89 .12 .90 .44

Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 .20 .25 .47 .85 .32 .26 1.69 .09 .77 .23

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 .23 .19 .74 .80 .41 .28 2.51 .36 1.34 1.18

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 .23 .20 1.22 .47 .25 .22 .97 .27 2.78 .31

Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 .23 .19 .56 .50 .49 .51 3.75 .04 .33 .73

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 .17 .22 .70 .17 .28 .24 1.51 .08 1.02 .17

Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 .18 .26 .51 .58 .38 .25 3.40 .10 .03 .63

Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .03 .03 .03 .16 .07 .04 .04 .10 - - .08

Massachusetts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .07 .07 .01 .12 .12 .09 .07 .56 - - -

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 .20 .28 .56 .85 .23 .19 1.56 .18 .84 .86

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 .31 .40 .96 .64 .58 .45 3.10 .49 .53 .59

Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 .25 .30 .84 1.13 .46 .46 1.11 .18 1.42 .65

Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 .39 .52 .92 .44 .47 .33 2.51 .36 2.12 1.69

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55 .51 .88 .67 .83 .43 .35 1.81 .43 .53 .66

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 .62 .74 1.57 .93 .46 .44 1.66 1.05 2.23 .32

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.35 1.41 .61 .74 .40 .93 1.11 .31 .12 - .48

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 .41 .67 .38 .45 .51 .34 4.58 .05 .03 .34

New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 .12 .14 .33 .64 .14 .10 .96 .03 - .18

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 .15 .21 .17 .40 .37 .38 .78 .13 1.18 .55

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .06 .06 .08 .23 .18 .10 .07 .74 .02 .30 .07

North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .09 .10 .04 .31 .60 .17 .16 .97 - - .04

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 .24 .25 .39 1.26 .32 .34 .65 .18 - .40

Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 .22 .27 .63 .89 .28 .22 1.58 .19 .66 .66

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 .25 .27 .66 .75 .38 .37 1.53 .01 1.36 .50

Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 .27 .51 .49 .33 .31 .24 1.53 .04 - .89

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 .11 .09 .46 .42 .18 .15 .94 .04 - .13

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .04 .04 .03 .02 .03 .06 .07 .14 - - -

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55 .61 .42 2.22 .70 .73 .70 1.19 .11 3.69 1.55

South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 .31 .36 .57 1.26 .40 .22 2.32 .09 .05 .77

Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 .17 .07 .45 .59 .37 .37 1.18 - - .02

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 .28 .20 1.53 .57 .31 .31 .83 .06 3.38 .27

Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 .22 .24 .76 .75 .17 .15 1.12 .28 .18 .62

Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 .41 .75 .27 .30 .49 .30 4.72 .02 .03 .42

Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 .09 .03 .12 .12 .10 .05 .64 - - .03

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 .39 .56 .93 .71 .33 .28 1.26 .26 1.63 .19

West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 .27 .37 .96 .62 .65 .35 4.78 - 2.43 2.20

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 .23 .24 .28 .78 .43 .23 2.77 .36 - 1.83

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48 .50 1.05 .38 .23 .94 .49 5.09 .41 - 1.04

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Table E-1. Relative Standard Errors in Percent of State and Local Government Estimates of Selected Variables

by State: 1992—Continued

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

State

Expenditure-Con.

Total

longterm

debt

Total

cash and

security

holdings

By function—Con.

Highways Police FireCorrection

Parks

and

recreation

Housing

and

community

developmentSewerage

Solid

waste

management Utilities

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 1.25 1.54 1.16 1.02 6.16 3.32 3.47 .92 1.00 .99

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 .05 .09 - 3.22 - .35 .91 .17 .02 .01

Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58 .48 5.37 .05 .62 .90 2.48 .40 .50 1.15 1.92

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 .75 1.15 3.87 .45 2.04 1.98 3.26 1.74 .93 .72

California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47 .48 2.08 - 1.19 .74 2.07 .37 .44 .49 .48

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70 .40 4.67 .12 .71 1.84 3.76 3.86 1.29 .47 .39

Connecticut. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 .03 .09 - .10 3.14 .32 .08 - .09 .06

Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .05 - - .01 - - .07 .02 - -

District of Columbia. . . . . . . . . . .---------- -

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 .35 1.08 .10 .45 2.41 1.48 .87 .54 .34 .36

Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 .82 .93 1.33 .78 3.44 .93 1.45 .45 .97 .79

Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.18 .92 3.66 .80 2.59 - 1.13 2.04 .90 1.02 .60

Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.21 .72 2.97 .81 5.43 .45 .91 2.79 .523 1.74 .99

Indiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84 .50 1.62 1.20 .70 3.34 1.96 1.80 1.19 1.38 1.08

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73 .84 1.08 .81 1.43 .99 2.45 2 21 2.62 1.23 1.07

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55 .53 .49 .41 1.39 1.77 1.61 2.37 1.12 .92 .85

Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.52 .79 3.91 2.05 1.35 1.81 3.07 2.11 .57 .64 .59

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91 1.12 .89 .77 .70 1.28 1.19 1.58 1.45 .33 .23

Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.49 1.41 2.99 .86 1.37 1.21 1.23 4.07 2.55 .58 .50

Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 .15 .07 - .07 1.39 .43 .47 .29 .11 .15

Massachusetts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - .09 - - 1.74 - - .03 .04 .15

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88 .58 1.35 .49 1.16 1.00 1.62 1.73 .82 .78 .79

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.04 .62 .97 1.19 1.96 2.34 1.75 1.99 1.46 1.00 .73

Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86 .88 .92 2.96 .91 .97 1.53 1.96 .70 .85 .40

Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.87 .70 14.53 1.11 .79 1.18 .56 1.89 .73 .80 .45

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63 .75 1.17 .90 1.55 3.46 3.24 3.94 17.76 .76 .67

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.50 .84 3.49 1.29 .75 24.06 1.92 3.10 .36 1.54 .69

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 .23 10.28 .05 .46 20.36 .63 1.38 .31 11.72 .59

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.21 .70 .94 - 1.24 .73 1.48 2.50 3.44 .51 .29

New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 .34 1.18 .05 .32 .17 1.07 .70 .36 .67 .58

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59 .91 .59 2.08 .93 .60 .64 .78 .80 .42 .19

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 .18 .78 .15 .30 .46 1.06 .66 .10 .25 .37

North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 .35 .57 - .86 2.64 2.93 .80 .37 .33 .26

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 .48 2.20 .92 6.52 1.20 4.64 3.25 4.34 .28 .46

Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79 1.12 1.21 .78 1.25 2.22 1.65 1.36 1.41 .96 .60

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.36 .86 1.13 .31 .46 3.13 2.52 2.25 1.46 .87 .51

Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 .48 7.16 .57 .65 1.56 1.42 .34 .32 .26 .42

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 .42 .88 .37 .86 2.07 4.11 1.66 .87 .63 .54

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 2.65 - - .96 - - .05 .19 .02

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.04 1.54 4.54 1.31 3.86 5.57 1.86 3.07 .53 .94 1.31

South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.16 .85 .81 2.76 .90 1.31 2.75 1.64 .56 .64 .30

Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 .77 .56 - .99 1.07 3.43 2.25 1.53 .70 .50

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74 .45 .70 2.37 .74 5.50 1.41 1.43 2.04 .71 .37

Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.11 .83 1.08 5.22 2.05 .71 3.95 3.33 .35 .41 .61

Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.01 .50 1.96 .66 .43 - 2.38 1.94 .73 .59 .54

Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 .13 .12 - .12 .03 .30 .39 .33 .17 .13

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79 .65 - .43 .50 3.47 2.27 1.81 .52 .46 .93

West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 1.20 .89 1.37 .85 .42 5.77 3.13 4.78 .73 .71

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91 .54 .86 .98 1.33 4.87 1.27 1.64 1.20 1.17 1.21

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66 .68 7.48 3.98 .91 .02 1.59 1.06 1.15 .60 .11

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Table E-2. Relative Standard Errors in Percent of County Government Estimates of Selected Variables by State:

1992

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

State

Revenue Expenditure

Total

General revenue

Total Current

Capital

outlay

By function

Total Taxes Charges

Miscellaneous

general

revenue Welfare

Hospitals Health

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.70 1.72 1.32 6.58 3.30 3.00 2.78 5.36 .86 1.04 .17

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - .07

Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - 5.49

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.67 2.67 3.61 4.89 2.26 2.14 2.11 5.00 18.24 6.34 7.21

California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - 1.30

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 .41 .42 .46 .49 .38 .46 1.65 1.01 - .42

Connecticut.................. - - - ------- -

Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Dist of Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48 .51 .45 .68 .76 .11 .10 .52 .51 1.70 1.62

Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 .68 .80 1.36 1.25 1.08 .94 3.34 1.65 3.68 12.38

Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.94 1.94 3.06 1.87 2.28 1.47 1.49 2.49 6.80 2.17 1.31

Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 .38 .58 .99 1.62 .53 .57 1.49 3.41 - 2.31

Indiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.02 1.02 1.50 1.60 3.34 .89 .92 1.88 .87 2.08 1.01

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.42 1.42 .88 3.94 1.43 1.36 1.42 5.09 3.80 3.51 32.00

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71 .71 .60 2.24 1.01 .80 .79 1.85 3.62 4.38 3.01

Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91 .91 2.26 1.48 1.19 .94 .90 4.15 2.43 1.23 15.12

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.29 1.08 1.24 2.12 1.28 1.80 1.77 2.38 10.40 2.41 -

Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.91 4.91 5.67 4.22 7.61 16.43 5.50 56.11 1.83 55.53 4.78

Maryland . . . ................. - - - - - - - - - - .08

Massachusetts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.01 1.03 .87 2.37 2.44 .83 .92 4.91 2.95 4.08 2.00

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.26 1.26 .84 2.04 2.21 1.19 1.00 .57 1.66 .44 24.99

Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.31 1.31 1.19 2.29 2.06 1.38 1.34 6.98 10.37 2.65 37.32

Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.22 2.22 1.76 9.10 3.57 2.42 2.69 4.49 81.97 14.69 4.41

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.86 3.86 3.39 2.20 4.00 2.48 1.60 13.74 5.23 2.25 3.15

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.69 2.69 1.10 6.97 2.04 1.80 1.90 5.50 8.63 8.99 2.69

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.83 6.00 .73 1.02 .28 5.34 5.78 4.50 1.63 1.87 .38

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - 6.85

New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - .12

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.07 1.16 1.95 .56 1.75 1.58 1.61 3.80 4.67 - 3.16

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 .16 .28 .71 .89 .29 .21 1.65 .29 2.38 .62

North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - .10

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61 .61 .70 3.11 .79 .65 .78 5.07 2.19 - 4.68

Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.28 1.31 .83 4.13 2.38 .96 .88 2.90 1.14 4.69 .85

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 .95 1.15 2.47 .29 1.24 1.29 4.96 .49 3.54 3.20

Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59 .59 1.24 1.20 2.27 1.03 .93 2.00 2.35 19.67 2.85

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.49 1.49 .81 3.01 2.26 .86 .75 1.26 .89 - 1.56

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - .06 .02 .28 - - - - - -

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.12 4.16 3.70 6.14 2.28 4.40 4.34 4.72 13.91 7.26 5.26

South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80 .80 1.32 4.22 3.34 1.13 1.42 9.02 3.19 .55 6.55

Tennessee .................. - - - ------- -

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.09 1.09 .86 1.11 .95 .91 .74 3.47 3.06 .70 4.90

Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92 .92 1.35 5.04 1.31 1.14 1.24 9.34 14.20 12.88 7.13

Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.55 7.55 7.48 9.95 10.24 6.85 7.24 45.32 - - -

Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - 2.82

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81 .81 1.21 .99 1.68 1.51 .77 6.06 - - 1.17

West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.99 1.99 2.08 9.50 .92 2.26 2.24 4.29 87.83 18.11 6.64

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.04 1.06 1.77 7.51 1.53 1.35 .95 4.12 1.82 - 3.57

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.43 3.43 6.03 1.15 .38 1.72 1.27 8.72 14.75 .05 7.72

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Table E-2. Relative Standard Errors in Percent of County Government Estimates of Selected Variables by State:

1992—Continued

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

State

Expenditure-Con.

Total

longterm

debt

Total

cash and

security

holdings

By function—Con.

Highways Police FireCorrection

Parks

and

recreation

Housing

and

community

developmentSewerage

Solid

waste

management Utilities

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.58 3.09 33.80 2.44 .49 - .29 3.54 1.15 7.15 2.77

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Arizona - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - -------

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.76 2.80 14.39 5.84 8.06 .15 - 15.10 - 3.26 2.89

California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.40 .31 5.13 0.28 2.36 11.68 3.62 3.69 .84 0.02 0.16

Connecticut.................. - - - ------- -

Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

District of Columbia. . . . . . . . . . .----------

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.08 .43 .50 .36 .17 1.50 - 1.40 .02 0.69 0.93

Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.29 1.77 1.28 3.17 2.22 9.26 1.45 2.54 .98 .1.23 1.69

Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.47 2.84 - 1.98 7.75 - - 5.82 - 3.28 2.80

Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.81 1.25 - 1.05 0.13 1.34 - 10.21 .18 2.50 2.46

Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.30 .83 14.07 2.27 2.85 5.18 31.93 4.64 - 2.50 1.71

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.69 2.28 18.46 1.80 3.47 41.72 49.61 8.73 - 1.81 1.88

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.62 1.05 1.09 1.25 1.88 - .20 1.67 - 0.44 0.52

Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.47 2.54 18.30 3.80 6.02 6.38 - 4.23 - 0.95 0.78

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.47 2.86 2.70 3.82 5.39 6.43 4.54 4.50 11.11 0.36 0.61

Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.37 10.28 55.94 3.32 .16 - - 27.26 - 8.31 8.30

Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Massachusetts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.59 1.54 20.20 9.19 3.16 13.25 .20 7.91 1.70 1.53 1.41

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.40 1.15 27.40 3.66 6.02 5.13 3.09 - 4.39 0.90

Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.45 2.54 4.06 7.67 4.04 56.70 - 5.07 7.03 0.74 0.44

Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.89 3.87 31.78 2.67 .12 - - 17.76 - 1.00 3.30

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.70 .84 6.60 1.92 2.39 22.91 8.84 3.80 .10 3.38 4.65

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.67 1.61 .10 2.71 2.18 - - 19.34 - 2.34

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.98 1.21 1.17 .43 .62 .39 1.59 8.75 .67 0.03 0.07

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.11 1.39 2.07 6.40 9.55 1.04 - 4.17 - 3.19 1.58

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.11 .51 1.50 .50 .28 0.53 0.10 3.07 .25 1.01 1.42

North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.67 .91 9.69 1.13 5.44 14.53 - 69.08 - 0.36 0.91

Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.05 1.63 - 1.39 5.13 6.30 1.34 5.25 5.16 1.59 1.32

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.96 1.36 28.16 1.88 .29 NA 90.37 1.15 - 0.07 0.40

Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.98 .55 - .97 3.59 5.44 .24 1.59 42.17 0.02 0.90

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.19 .99 .92 .67 .32 26.53 - 5.46 - 0.87 1.64

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 - 2.65 - - 1.26 - - .08 1.48 .28

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.12 4.29 9.15 4.54 2.71 3.84 6.07 6.41 9.95 1.30 3.43

South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.34 3.28 7.77 5.53 5.91 6.44 - 6.17 - - 2.06

Tennessee . . . . . . . . . ......... - - - ------- -

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.35 1.21 7.90 3.63 3.34 1.19 21.19 21.81 2.26 0.28 0.99

Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.04 1.96 2.69 10.10 .76 - - - - 0.92 1.94

Vermont - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.44 - - - - - - - - 1.00 5.34

Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.36 1.05 .90 .61 .42 1.35 .45 1.99 7.34 1.27 0.80

West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 3.43 6.31 3.76 3.70 1.21 .10 95.74 4.93 0.57 0.53

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.45 1.10 30.63 1.94 .38 .02 2.59 4.75 - 2.60 1.34

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.12 2.27 2.83 6.92 .23 - - .44 - 0.12 0.58

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Table E-3. Relative Standard Errors in Percent of Municipal Government Estimates of Selected Variables by

State: 1992

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

State

Revenue Expenditure

Total

General revenue

Total Current

Capital

outlay

By function

Total Taxes Charges

Miscellaneous

general

revenue Welfare

Hospitals Health

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.82 1.16 1.12 1.73 2.74 0.93 0.94 3.75 - - 2.07

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.61 2.04 0.31 5.80 0.80 0.79 0.78 1.40 - - 0.15

Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.02 1.20 0.89 0.61 5.56 0.73 0.84 0.67 - - 10.14

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.85 1.11 1.43 1.40 1.18 0.90 0.89 1.59 - - -

California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.77 0.96 0.66 1.80 1.24 0.81 0.81 0.94 - - 0.18

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.67 0.65 0.91 0.61 1.48 0.80 0.61 2.14 - - 0.89

Connecticut.................. - - - ------- -

Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.07 0.12 0.07 - 0.53 0.07 0.08 - - - -

District of Columbia. . . . . . . . . . .---------- -

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.50 0.56 0.13 0.86 0.67 0.37 0.35 1.00 - - 8.25

Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.56 0.66 0.97 0.68 1.60 0.76 0.69 2.39 69.29 - -

Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.42 1.89 0.65 0.79 2.43 1.45 1.25 7.31 - - 8.04

Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.78 0.96 1.03 1.75 2.57 2.65 1.10 11.01 - - 22.89

Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.91 0.90 0.78 1.90 2.29 1.45 0.86 6.69 - - 0.99

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.02 1.13 0.90 1.04 2.30 1.45 1.21 5.72 - 1.72 40.59

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.46 0.40 0.63 1.04 0.71 0.76 0.74 2.37 94.04 - 4.30

Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.79 2.19 0.72 2.05 2.24 3.75 3.87 26.50 - - 29.60

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.43 0.47 0.51 0.63 0.81 0.93 0.43 5.45 - - -

Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.47 0.47 0.51 0.63 0.81 0.93 0.43 5.45 - - 5.56

Massachusetts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.62 0.77 0.66 1.25 3.07 0.75 0.60 2.73 - - 2.44

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.29 1.31 2.41 2.31 1.28 1.27 0.92 3.75 99.52 5.37 62.85

Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.43 0.56 0.67 0.74 1.92 0.49 0.42 2.09 - - 48.36

Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.52 0.62 0.61 0.71 1.29 1.44 0.80 6.81 - - 10.92

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.87 0.54 0.88 1.49 0.77 1.72 2.11 1.23 - - 25.13

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.13 1.54 0.54 3.78 2.60 1.54 1.50 5.01 99.83 - 27.39

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ----- - -

New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.65 0.71 0.82 2.38 1.70 0.57 0.44 3.44 - - 1.51

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.49 0.40 0.32 0.33 1.15 0.32 0.36 1.12 24.56 - 2.89

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.17 0.17 0.10 0.56 0.43 0.20 0.16 1.17 - - 18.64

North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.68 1.23 0.62 1.81 3.92 1.22 1.22 3.78 - - 9.09

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.91 0.91 0.91 1.18 0.91 1.09 1.26 1.14 - - -

Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.88 0.94 1.00 1.74 2.43 0.87 0.86 2.98 36.76 - 7.70

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.92 1.03 1.03 1.18 1.24 1.14 1.07 2.99 - 4.80 2.54

Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.10 1.48 2.34 0.73 1.83 1.02 0.77 3.00 - - 27.55

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.28 0.32 0.32 0.96 1.17 0.48 0.25 3.09 - - -

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.20 2.02 1.19 3.50 2.56 1.51 1.52 4.38 - - 6.02

South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.37 0.36 0.43 0.73 0.91 0.50 0.48 1.36 - - -

Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.58 1.18 0.48 2.23 1.97 1.12 1.11 3.83 - - -

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.91 0.44 0.56 0.68 1.23 0.97 1.08 1.12 2.88 - 3.16

Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.69 0.74 0.50 1.96 1.61 0.75 0.85 1.65 - - 9.77

Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.79 1.11 1.75 0.47 1.99 0.85 0.91 0.65 - - -

Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.56 0.55 0.29 0.85 0.54 0.46 0.23 2.62 - - 23.38

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.83 1.10 0.90 1.44 2.81 1.07 0.86 2.44 1.48 - 23.26

West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.07 0.77 0.59 0.90 2.28 1.68 1.49 8.07 - - 11.50

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.77 0.94 1.01 1.08 2.64 0.99 0.72 3.96 - - 23.12

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.64 0.76 0.58 1.03 1.63 1.10 0.92 5.22 - - -

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Table E-3. Relative Standard Errors in Percent of Municipal Government Estimates of Selected Variables by

State: 1992—Continued

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

State

Expenditure-Con.

Total

longterm

debt

Total

cash and

security

holdings

By function—Con.

Highways Police FireCorrection

Parks

and

recreation

Housing

and

community

developmentSewerage

Solid

waste

management Utilities

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.43 4.49 15.15 - 2.34 13.58 5.13 4.13 11.92 2.09 2.58

Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.08 16.85 3.65 - 23.25 - 2.66 0.90 0.71 0.07 0.15

Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.23 1.67 22.81 39.80 2.85 0.73 0.80 4.51 1.26 3.63 5.92

Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.16 5.85 13.81 - 2.17 - 6.97 5.35 7.70 1.52 1.04

California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.39 1.20 4.21 - 4.71 2.64 0.38 1.64 0.14 1.15 1.25

Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.95 5.05 8.70 - 5.20 0.21 4.81 12.21 1.27 0.50 0.79

Connecticut.................. - - - ------- -

Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - 0.11

District of Columbia. . . . . . . . . . .---------- -

Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.99 - - - 2.73 8.59 2.70 3.81 1.08 0.84 0.58

Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.80 3.90 9.52 40.79 3.54 0.04 5.57 6.75 5.23 5.10 2.40

Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.11 37.12 13.67 - 7.33 - 14.39 17.27 32.89 2.22 1.81

Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.92 7.57 22.41 - 15.05 0.72 19.22 9.82 7.66 5.77 3.09

Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.81 3.41 26.69 1.96 17.51 1.20 16.09 10.75 11.28 2.08 1.11

Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.76 3.62 14.54 1.03 2.70 3.67 13.22 7.66 15.14 1.72 2.33

Kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.06 2.70 5.93 - 6.59 - 3.14 8.83 8.96 1.31 1.36

Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.06 15.24 12.57 - 4.66 16.56 40.38 11.43 54.83 2.40 2.30

Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.17 2.27 3.82 - 2.11 2.66 18.16 0.72 1.94 0.69 0.83

Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.31 4.74 0.88 - 5.14 0.30 2.46 3.23 1.23 1.19 1.11

Massachusetts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.53 5.09 19.93 - 5.22 - 3.32 5.77 4.17 0.94 1.11

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.59 554 34.68 - 7.80 0.90 1.37 26.06 5.13 1.48 1.46

Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.13 1.64 2.91 - 3.35 5.55 3.93 10.93 1.47 1.24 1.40

Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.41 5.47 4.16 - 1.42 0.94 37.77 16.86 8.71 2.42 1.24

Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.57 12.47 31.36 78.46 5.40 0.22 2.27 2.13 0.51 0.97 0.71

Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75 5.27 17.57 - 8.09 66.81 1.88 2.41 7.01 1.64 2.34

Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.39 6.64 20.89 - 6.73 4.53 5.68 6.89 8.46 1.94 1.74

New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 2.82 2.58 - 0.15 - 0.13 1.21 3.54 0.26 0.50

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.41 1.73 15.45 - 1.95 0.30 0.92 2.46 3.55 0.41 0.51

North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.55 17.65 4.36 - 0.82 18.29 2.11 6.99 7.93 2.12 1.43

North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.12 9.66 2.57 - - - 2.90 0.68 10.19 0.86 1.29

Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.19 10.93 15.17 0.29 14.26 1.03 4.71 8.80 6.36 2.01 1.68

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.35 2.05 8.53 - 7.07 37.76 9.01 14.03 13.82 2.23 1.17

Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.12 3.89 2.53 - 0.65 4.7 3.77 73.57 5.08 0.98 2.01

Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.90 5.25 12.15 - 3.03 6.12 10.07 10.90 0.59 0.74 1.23

Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - ------- -

South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.20 33.49 16.76 - 1.37 12.38 0.86 9.00 7.58 3.04 1.79

South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.15 1.80 1.70 - 0.32 - 3.59 0.52 2.02 0.86 0.56

Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.20 3.35 11.13 - 4.55 - 9.38 30.25 7.29 1.65 1.30

Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.86 3.92 10.52 80.55 4.66 11.41 2.17 8.68 2.44 1.10 0.98

Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.74 6.69 1.34 - 5.43 0.08 2.65 1.37 4.76 2.62 1.87

Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.09 10.11 5.13 - 0.47 - 0.26 1.37 0.72 0.25 1.12

Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.68 2.62 14.39 - 3.42 1.78 16.03 1.51 1.49 0.61 0.64

Washington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.95 4.98 17.01 91.27 2.98 7.34 9.38 .30 1.95 1.07 2.20

West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.78 5.79 12.74 - 29.10 - 22.90 3.09 18.58 2.24 9.09

Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.23 12.62 8.16 - 9.63 10.60 2.74 16.41 7.49 3.16 3.11

Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.41 3.43 36.10 0.06 5.78 - 6.14 9.19 14.68 0.58 1.30

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