The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-06

NudIVA Q4e tAAAO y C'SAt kAeAN $1,000
printed and copies may be obtain
ed at the Office of Borough Clerk
Charles DAILY, in the town hall.
one OF the changes this year is
the report for the year of Proba-
ton Officer William J. Nixon. This
had not been incorporated In the
report last year. 1t shows 49, adults
and seven Juveniles were placed on
probation during the year, and IL
juvenile cases were settled out OF
court, making total of 81 cases.
The sum 70 $3.50 was collected
and expended for probationers'
families in non-support cases, and
$939.95 were called in fines and
costs and the lone item of IS was
collected in restitution.
As announced before there was
a deficit of $11,442.36 according
to the report, appropriations
amounting to $490,720.71 and ex-
penditures and encumbrances to
to $602,163.07. The proposed ap-
preparation is $495,S53.Q1.
It is estimated that in the pres
emit fiscal year the sum of $463,-
323.O1 will be col1ectde on taxes for
the grand list of 1884. This esti-
mate is divided into the following
sections: District No. /, the inside
district, where property is valued at
a total of $19,65s,790 with the 10
mills take will bring $373,517.01, 1t
is estimated. In district No. Q,
property there being valude at
$17,-961,20O and the assessment
five mills, it is expected to raise
$89,806.
The total OF $463,323.01 esti-
mated to be raised on the grand
list 81 higher than the amount esti-
mated last year which was $780,
1901 on the grand list. OF this
estimate actual accruals and re-
ceipts amounted to $458,529.55.
$901.16 less than the estimate.
Other Estimated Revenues
Other items in the estimate for
next year are: Personal taxes (sub-
ject to change by the state legis-
lature) $4,000, this being based on
the enrolment of 1895; rental
borough property, $2,730 permits
and licenses, ETC., $500; collections
liquor permits, $4,000; collections.
borough court, $500; collections.
estate penalty tax, $500; collections
stock tax distribution, and collec-
tons from interest on taxes and
assessments, $4,000 each.
Last year It was estimated $12,-
000 would be collected from per-
sonal taxes on the 1894 grand list
and $14,066 was actually collected.
a S2,066 increase; the borough
property rental estimate last year
was $2,2S0 and $2.568.33 was ac-
tually collected: ii was estimated
$500 would be collected from per-
mits and license, &C.. and $l,016.25
was received; estimate on liquor
permits last year, $4,000; collec-
tions, $3.50, an increase of ST.
ESQ; stock tax distribution, 1884,
estimate. $4,000, actual collections.
$6,198.27, a decrease from the esti-
mate of $1,S01.43 borough court
estimate collections last year, ST.
500; collections, $1,479.96; esti-
mate interest on taxes and assess
ments last year, $4,000, actual re-
ceipts, $s,264.s3, an increase of So
764.93.
The total estimated receipts last
year was $490,720.71 and actual re-
ceipts amounted to $49S,755.05, an
increase of more than $4,000.
There were revenues not includ-
ed in the estimates which amount
ed to $83,565.02 over the total
available resources for the current
period. The major one of these was
$46,S20.73 received in collections
on prior year taxes.
Officials Salaries
The salaries of some of the bor-
ough officials may be of interest to
the general public. These are:
Warden, $1,000; borough treasurer.
$500; borough attorney who also
/. receives fees In addition to a re-
tainer salary, $240; borough clerk,
$1,000; assistant borough clerk,
$1,040; town clerk, who also re-
ce.ves fees from licenses and other
sources, $300; three auditors, $500;
building inspector, $500; court
judge, $1,000; deputy Judge, $500;
prosecuting attorney, $1.100; pro-
baton officer, s550m clerk of court,
$1,250, two registrars, $1,100; tax
collection, $3.50; personal tax COLI
lector commissions, $500; asses
sors, 81, 800; board of relief, $3.50;
chief of police, $2,5550; captain,
$1,S70: two sergeants, total of 3d.
564; fire chief, $3.50; fire mar
shall, $500; superintendent OF
schools, $4,072; health officer, 5000;
superintendent Meadowbrook home
$1,000; superintendent of public
welfare, $1.S00.
Registrars Pay Cut
In the proposed budget the sal
aries of the registrars of voters has
been reduced to $3.50 from $1,100.
this being total, and the total sal
airy Of $500 to three auditors has
been increased to $1,000. Last year
$500 was appropriated to auditors
and they received 1925. There is
no appropriations in the proposed
budget for. salaries in the police
and fire departments individually.
that is no. listing of pay for chiefs.
captains, sergeants, regular and
special police and special employees.
in the police departments as res
toration of s per cent pay cuts was
asked by these departments and
will be granted, administration of
ficials have announced, II the free
men consent.
The sum Of $31,911.77 is, asked
for salaries for the police depart
ment in the budget for the present
fiscal year. Last year $31,522 was
spent. Therefore the sum asked is
appropriated. and $3O,520.S0 was
about a $500 Increase over the
amount spent last year. Az
The report indicates, some be.
lieve. that no anticipation OF res
toration of the motor patrol. laid
off last year by Warden Sheridan,
IS contemplated: For automobiles
in tho police department last year.
$40. was appropriated, S692.20
was spent and s490 is asked In the
proosed budget. The capital out.
lay item IN this division. for which
$500 was appropriated, has been
eliminated in the new budget ~
nothing was spent for this iast
year.