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ATCH 1 - May 2022 Budget Investment Statement

Napa City Council
August 2, 2022

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ATCH 1 - May 2022 Budget Investment Statement
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August 2, 2022
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ATTACHMENT
1 Monthly
Budget and Investment
Statement

As of

May

3 1
,

20 2
2 This Budget and Investment Statement summarizes the budget status and investments of all City funds, including General Fund, Enterprise Funds, Capital Project Funds and Special Revenue Funds, as of the date identified above. This Statement fulfills the req uirements of Napa Municipal
Code section 2.32.050 by providing budget status information, and the requirements of City Charter Section 58 by providing current cash totals.

The
City of Napa

column below represents the City’s pooled cash, while the Fiducia
ry Funds

column includes
Successor Agency
bond proceeds

and reserves and

payroll disbursements
passing through the payroll clearing account.

The first table shows the total cash and investments
by type of investment, while the second table breaks out the i nformation by City Fund.

City of Napa
Fiduciary Funds
Grand Total
Type of Investment
as of 05/31/2022
as of 05/31/2022
as of 05/31/2022
Cash in Bank and on Hand
18,210,639

3,936,827

22,147,466

Cash Proceeds from MDF Bond Issuance, received Nov 2016 88 -

88 Local Agency Investment Fund (LAIF)
56,214,804

-

56,214,804

CAMP Pool
0 -

0 U.S. Treasury Bond / Note
122,358,203

-

122,358,203

U.S. Treasury Bill
-

-

-

Supra-National Agency Bond / Note
4,694,274

-

4,694,274

Municipal Bond / Note
10,144,543

-

10,144,543

Federal Agency Collateralized Mortgage Obligation
3,504,053

-

3,504,053

Federal Agency Bond / Note
11,727,826

-

11,727,826

Corporate Note
37,301,122

-

37,301,122

Commercial Paper
-

-

Certificate of Deposit
925,000

-

925,000

Asset-Backed Security / Collateralized Mortgage Obligation 9,667,554

-

9,667,554

Money Market Fund
152,406

-

152,406

TOTAL City of Napa Cash and Invested Funds
274,900,511

3,936,827

278,837,338

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I hereby certify that the investments summarized in this Statement comply with the City’s adopted Statement of Investment Policy and City Charter Section 58, and that sufficient funds are available to meet expenditure requirements for the next six months.

Bond funds are in compliance with their
respective bond indentures, which may have different provisions than the City’s Investment Policy. More detailed information summarized in this Statement is available for review upon request.

Anne

Cardwell
, Financ
e
Director

City of Napa
Fiduciary Funds
Grand Total
Fund
as of 05/31/2022
as of 05/31/2022
as of 05/31/2022
General Fund
44,115,605

44,115,605

Special Revenue Funds
81,434,325

81,434,325

CIP Funds
18,583,335

18,583,335

Enterprise Funds
85,256,162

85,256,162

Internal Service Funds
38,720,063

38,720,063

Gasser CFD Funds
2,125,268

2,125,268

Successor Agency Funds
(3,130)

(3,130)

Housing Funds
6,791,021

6,791,021

Payroll Clearing Account
1,814,689

1,814,689

TOTAL City of Napa Cash and Invested Funds
274,900,511

3,936,827

278,837,338

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The table below provides the budget status for the City’s funds, grouped by major fund, or major fund category, as of the date identified above and includes several Net Positions

of less than zero.

Budgets with a negative Net Position will use fund balance

to make up the difference. This use of
available fund balance to balance the budget has been approved by City Council with the adoption of the FY 20
2 1
/2
2 budget. Negative Year
-
to
-
Date (YTD) Actual
Net Position
amounts are to be
expected, given that both r
evenue collections and expenditure incurrences fluctuate throughout the year.

More detailed information
can be found using the City’s Fiscal Transparency Tool:

http://www.cityofnapa.org/727/
Fiscal
-
Transparency

FY 2021/22
Budget
FY 2021/22 YTD
Actual
as of 05/31/2022
as of 05/31/2022
General Fund
Revenues
104,868,627

95,959,804

91.50%
Expenditures
103,952,457

86,859,042

83.56%
Net Position
916,170

9,100,762

Non-Recurring General Fund
Revenues
5,201,335

3,523,855

67.75%
Expenditures
9,731,301

3,456,242

35.52%
Net Position
(4,529,966)

67,613

Special Revenue Funds
Revenues
28,909,774

24,362,593

84.27%
Expenditures
50,270,459

9,011,726

17.93%
Net Position
(21,360,685)

15,350,867

Capital Project Funds
Revenues
51,340,293

12,154,517

23.67%
Expenditures
61,006,754

13,761,020

22.56%
Net Position
(9,666,461)

(1,606,502)

Materials Diversion Fund
Revenues
41,669,000

39,159,021

93.98%
Expenditures
42,812,798

30,335,121

70.86%
Net Position
(1,143,798)

8,823,900

Water Enterprise Fund
Revenues
61,266,604

32,505,347

53.06%
Expenditures
85,301,878

30,738,932

36.04%
Net Position
(24,035,273)

1,766,415

Internal Service Funds
Revenues
17,353,288

15,011,829

86.51%
Expenditures
22,527,529

13,221,454

58.69%
Net Position
(5,174,241)

1,790,375

Housing Authority Fund
Revenues
16,856,930

15,119,182

89.69%
Expenditures
17,505,050

14,761,784

84.33%
Net Position
(648,120)

357,397

ALL FUNDS
Revenues
327,465,851

237,796,148

72.62%
Expenditures
393,108,226

202,145,321

51.42%
Net Position
(65,642,375)

35,650,827

% to date
(Budget to
Actual)

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