That's an increase of four percent from 2014, when the village spent $2.07 million, or $2,600.83 per household.
Phoenix has 796 households and a population of 1,964.
Since 2001, the Village of Phoenix budget has grown by 6.8 percent, from $2.01 million. The village population has fallen 11.4 percent over the same period, from 2,217.
Salaries accounted for 46.8 percent of village spending in 2015. Phoenix property taxpayers paid $1.01 million for 10 full-time employees and 133 part-time employees.
In 2001, the village had 11 full-time employees and 75 part-time employees, and spent $884,491.18.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2015
1,964
$2,152,523.34
$1,007,665.14
46.8
143
$7,046.60
2014
1,964
$2,070,261.89
$959,769.45
46.4
127
$7,557.23
2013
1,964
$1,992,762.72
$975,924.56
49
114
$8,560.74
2012
1,964
$1,936,312.60
$1,176,694.34
60.8
114
$10,321.88
2010
2,034
$1,933,118.28
$979,613.85
50.7
105
$9,329.65
2008
2,517
$1,747,278.32
$857,453.04
49.1
110
$7,795.02
2007
2,517
$1,865,600.10
$949,416.39
50.9
110
$8,631.05
2006
2,157
$18,223,200
$909,828
5
110
$8,271.16
2004
2,089
$1,958,994
$911,502.39
46.5
114
$7,995.63
2003
2,217
$2,007,060
$796,146.12
39.7
84
$9,477.93
2002
2,217
$2,067,120
$809,365.50
39.2
98
$8,258.83
2001
2,217
$2,014,585
$884,491.18
43.9
86
$10,284.78
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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