athens tn annual budget fy2026 2027
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FUND PROFILE STAFFING PLAN Position Title FY 2024-25 FY 2025-26 FY 2026-27 Sanitation Coordinator 1 1 1 Heavy Equipment Operator 5 5 5 Recycle Attendant (Part-Time) 2 2 2 Total Positions 8 8 8 FY 2026-27 BUDGET PRIORITIES SANITATION FUND 907 The Sanitation Enterprise Fund, under the direction of the Public Works Director, is responsible for collecting residential and commercial solid waste on a weekly curbside basis. Residential waste is collected by city forces and transported and disposed of in a privately owned landfill under a contractual basis. Commercial waste is collected by city forces on a voluntary subscription basis. This Fund also operates a recycling center. This Fund generates revenue from a fee placed on monthly residential utility bills and commercial subscriptions. • Industrial/commercial and residential refuse revenues have increased as a result of implementing new garbage truck routing software and conducting a deep dive into the number of totes that are physically being picked up at each commercial/industrial/institutional and residential site as compared to what is being billed. • Landfill services expenses include $290,000 to pay the Meadow Branch Landfill to dispose of the city's collected garbage under a contractual arrangement. • Fleet management expenses include $162,000 to transfer funds from this Fund to the Fleet Management Fund for the future acquisition of replacement vehicles and equipment. • Other contract expenses include $60,000 for the Recycling Center's annual property lease payment, Year 3 of 3 for the sanitation routing software, and increased recycling services cost. • Fixed assets expenses include $35,000 for replacement garbage lids and dumpsters. • It should be noted that this Enterprise Fund is projecting a deficit of $102,700 without any fee increases. Any shortfall will come from Sanitation Fund reserves. 107