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OTHER AGENCY PROFILES
Athens City Board of Education
Athens Utilities Board
McMinn County Emergency Communications District
Account 
Number Expenditure Description
FY 2022-23 
Actual
FY 2023-24 
Actual
FY 2024-25 
Budgeted/ 
Amended
FY 2025-26 
Manager 
Proposed
FY 2025-26 
Council 
Approved
01-0106-5870 Athens City Board of Education 2,421,000    2,491,000     2,421,000    2,421,000     2,421,000   
01-0107-5250 AUB Street Lighting 525,979       511,798        530,000       530,000        530,000     
01-1004-5626 McMinn County Emergency Communications 312,461       327,748        364,300       378,000        378,000     
3,259,440    3,330,546     3,315,300    3, 329,000     3, 329,000   
OTHER AGENCIES
This not-for-profit entity provides electricity, water, wastewater, and natural gas for residential, commercial, and industrial
customers in the Athens area. This entity also bills for and collects the city’s monthly residential sanitation fees. This entity
operates under a five-member Board of Directors appointed by the Athens City Council for four-year terms. One of the members is
a city council member who serves a two-year term. The city pays AUB for city-wide streetlights.
The city partly funds three entities that are component units of the city government. Those component units are:
This public entity, under the guidance of a six-member elected Board, provides public education for 1,650 students in grades Pre-K-
8 and consists of a primary school (Pre-K to grade 2), intermediate school (grades 3-5), and a middle school (grades 6-8). McMinn
County operates the high school. The city is responsible for funding a portion of the schools' operating costs and issuing and
repaying all debt for the city school system.
FY 2025-26 BUDGET PRIORITIES
This agency, under the direction of an independent Board of Directors, provides emergency and non-emergency communications
that serves the citizens of the city, county, and surrounding areas. In particular, this agency provides emergency and non-emergency
dispatching for the city police and fire departments under a contractual arrangement.
EXPENDITURES
Total Other Agencies
• McMinn County Emergency Communications District's allocation increased based on the contract.
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