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City of Athens, Tennessee Management’s Discussion and Analysis June 30, 2022 Key elements of this increase in net position are as follows: Governmental Activities Business-type Activities Total 2022 2021 2022 2021 2022 2021 Revenues: Program revenues: Charges for services $989,562 $816,372 $1,022,785 $1,011,777 $2,012,347 $1,828,149 Operating grants and contributions 8,676,827 6,722,509 . - 8,676,827 6,722,509 Capital grants and contributions 3,029,088 123,701 - - 3,029,088 123,701 General revenues: Property taxes 8,296,297 8,381,814 - - 8,296,297 8,381,814 Other taxes 11,043,650 10,250,057 - - 11,043,650 40,250,057 Intergovernmental revenues not restricted to specific programs 13,593,663 12,788,094 - - 13,593,663 12,788,094 Other 468,436 753,174 306,004 15,428 774,440 768,602 Total revenues 46,097,523 39,835,721 1,328,789 1,027,205 47,426,312 40,862,926 Expenses: General government 5,098,311 3,216,820 - - 5,098,311 3,216,820 Public safety 5,096,312 5,090,333 - - 5,096,312 5,090,333 Highways and streets 2,943,414 2,833,795 - - 2,943,414 2,833,795 Culture and recreation 1,416,819 956,232 - - 1,416,819 956,232 Education 18,100,091 18,807,931 - - 18,100,091 18,807,931 Health and welfare 148,282 116,181 - - 148,282 116,181 Interest on long-term debt 451,107 7,178 - - - 7,178 Conference center - - 82,546 74,705 82,546 74,705 Sanitation - - 887,434 821,271 887,434 821.271 Total expenses 33,254,336 31,028,470 969,980 895,976 34,224,316 31,924,446 Change in net position 12,843,187 8,807,251 358,809 131,229 13,201,996 8,938,480 Net position, beginning of year (restated) 62,286,295 53,479,044 3,767,947 3,636,718 66,054,242 57,115,762 Net position, end of year $75,129,482 $62,286,295 $4,126,756 $3,767,947 $79,256,238 $66,054,242 Financial Analysis of the City’s Funds As noted earlier, the City of Athens’ uses fund accounting to ensure and demonstrate compliance with finance-related legal requirements. Governmental funds. The focus of the City of Athens’ governmental funds is to provide information on near-term inflows, outflows, and balances of spendable resources. Such information is useful in assessing B-6