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1, 360, 000 525,000 310, 000

100,000

675, 000

95,000 300,000

607, 000

8, 000, 00065, 347,000

4,950,000

1,300,000

649, 00026, 899, 00033, 661, 544

75, 907, 544

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1, 360, 000 525,000 325,000 125,000 675,000 100,000 300,000 160,000 8, 000, 000
1,375,000 550,000 325,000 125,000 650,000 100,000 300,000 160,000 8,000,000
1,375,000 550,000 325,000 125,000 625,000 100,000 300,000 160,000 8,000,000
1,375,000 550,000 325,000 125,000 600,000 100,000 300,000 160,000 8, 000, 000

1 Total general fund revenues 1947 include an estimated revenue increase of $1,885,000
over budget estimates and exclude $4,925,493 from sale of securities.

* Total highway fund revenues 1947 are based on revised estimates-1948 highway fund
revenues exclude $1,665,000 from proposed legislation.

3 Total water fund revenues 1947 and 1948 are based on revised estimates-the total for

1947 excludes $1,267,361 from sale of securities and the total for 1948 excludes $983,000 from
proposed legislation and $569,260 from sale of securities.

4 Total general fund revenues 1948 include $1,350,000-20 percent increase in real estate
improvement assessments and $447,000-60 percent of the United Mine Workers fine in
the District court and exclude $11,300,000 from proposed legislation and $1,376,200 from
sale of securities.

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580,000 7,080, 000
1,450,000 595,000 7, 295, 000
1,500,000 675,000 7, 575, 000
1,500,000 615,000 7, 665,000

3,690, 000

75, 930, 000

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Actual cash expenditures of the District of Columbia for the fiscal years 1937-46 and estimated appropriations for 1947-52 by functions

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1 The column represents repayments under PWA program for municipal improve-
ments-Act of June 25, 1934 providing for participation of 10,750,000; act of June 24, 1938,
18,150,000; act of July 11, 1940, 450,000; and Lanham Act repayments-See statement
attached.

2 Expenditures for hospitals appropriated under health department subsequent to 1937
are included in public welfare throughout this statement for comparative purposes.

897, 757

10,982, 112
13, 043, 905
18, 813, 299
43, 200 20, 287, 400
50,000 20,896, 022
50,000 21, 522, 902
850,000 50,000 22, 168, 589
850,000 50,000 22,833, 644

14, 547, 377
18, 128, 218
570,000 420, 914, 400
1, 800, 00021, 470, 582
1, 800, 00022, 043, 447
1, 800, 00022, 633, 499
1, 800, 00023, 251, 251

Expenditure of 161,902 in 1937 is for street improvements, assessment and permit
work. In subsequent years expenditures for this purpose are included in the highway
fund.

4 Amounts shown for maintenance under education for the years 1948 to 1952 include
$2,375,000 annually as a substitute for the $450 teacher pay increase authorized by Public
Law 568 approved July 31, 1946 which expires June 30, 1947.

778, 443

819, 271

122, 560
64, 328
65, 440
228,595
591, 600

11, 698, 402

1,635, 918
1, 640, 181
1,526, 789

$1, 484, 550
1,393, 769
1, 407, 531
1, 238, 818
1, 209, 186
1, 497, 732
1, 625, 330

$350,000
350,000
403, 248
572, 173
366,000
329, 902

304, 534

14,423, 055

13, 352, 578

651, 893

1,991, 127

87,300

301, 646

2,047, 855

77,300

2,845, 580

2,679, 210

360, 700

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850,000

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No break-down of highway and water fund expenditures by maintenance and capital
outlay is available for the years 1937 to 1944. (See appropriation statement for break-
down on an appropriation basis.

Expenditures from the water fund for the years 1938 to 1941 include a total of $1,836,631
for investments in Government securities, par value, $1,773,000.

General fund capital outlay expenditures include $5,000,000 in 1945 and $5,000,000 in
1946 for investment in Government securities on account of the public works investment
fund. For the purposes of this statement investments of $5,000,000 from the general fund
and $2,000,000 from the highway fund authorized by sec. 8 of the act of June 30, 1945, are
treated as part of available cash balances.

Expenditures in 1946 for capital outlay from the highway fund and water fund include
$44,000 and $242,594, respectively, for repayments of PWA loans.

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Estimated surplus, June 30, 1948.
Investments-sale of securities.
Estimated cash revenues, 1949.

Total revenue availability, 1949.
Estimated appropriations, 1949-

Estimated deficit, June 30, 1949.
Footnotes continued on the following page.

$65, 347, 000

69, 106, 507

79, 601, 200

10, 494, 693

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13 In addition to the $5,693,000 budget for capital outlay water fund in 1948, $1,980,000

of 1947 projects would be constructed with funds already appropriated in 1947 and re-
maining available for expenditure in 1948,

INDEX

TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1947

Page

Table showing appropriations for government of District of Columbia
from Federal funds, 1925-38-

9

Summary statement of budget estimates for 1948 compared with 1948

appropriations__

14-19

Analysis of increases in other obligations for 1948-operating expenses. 20-25
Analysis of personal services increases other than mandatory 1948 budget--
Capital outlay items requested in 1948 budget_

26-29

30-31

New positions and costs by departments, 1948 budget_--
Comparative statement of classified and part-time positions and costs for
1947 and 1948‒‒‒‒‒

31

32-33

Comparative statement of per diem and temporary employment costs,
1947 and 1948_.

34

Two charts showing budget revenue and expenditures for 1948.
Tabulation of estimated future appropriations__.

35

63

Tabulation of appropriations chargeable to the highway fund__
List of major highway improvements, 1937-47_.
Synopsis of statement by H. C. Whitehurst_.

Chart showing comparative cost of water in cities of 250,000 and over..
Statement of total appropriations, by years and departments, and total
personnel, for 1937-48-
___tables following page--

64

66-68

69-72

86

102

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1947

Table showing comparison of assessed valuations with actual sales of
business properties__

108-111

Table showing number of Fire Department employees and salaries appro-
priated, 1937-46_

130

141

142

Salary schedule, District of Columbia Police Department, 1930 to present__
Information from annual report of New York City Police Department-----
Analysis of appropriations for Department of Health and Hospitals_____ 155-163
Document showing general administrative responsibilities of Board of
Public Welfare

Table showing distribution of public assistance payments.
Population and per capita cost, 1937-48 of protective institutions.
Consumers' price index (article in the Washington Star).
Statement of Board of Public Welfare_.

164-168

189

191

198-199

200-204

THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1947

Total appropriation and number of employees, District of Columbia Recrea-
tion Department_-_.

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, operation costs and income, 1937-48_
Department of Corrections, number of employees and appropriations,
1937-46-.

222
224

235

TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1947

Letter and memorandum from Government Services, Inc..
Statement of Administrator of Rent Control, showing estimates and appro-
priations.

243-244

246-247

Appropriations for the Public Library, 1937-47.
Circular No. 959, Purchase of Lumber_.

256-258

263

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