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FAQ
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Sumner County, Kansas
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FAQ
2009 Budget
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USING 9-1-1 EFFECTIVELY
INSIDE 9-1-1
9-1-1 FOR BUSINESSES
9-1-1 FOR RESPONDERS
CAREERS AT 9-1-1
EMERGENCY
COMMUNICATIONS
EMERGENCY
COMMUNICATIONS
General Fund Budget
   Personnel Services                     
   Personnel Overtime                    
   Office Supplies                             
   Copy Supplies
   Printing Supplies
   Computer Supplies
   Postage
   Fuel/Travel
   Uniforms
   Dues/Subscriptions
   Mileage/Travel
   Training
   Office Maintenance
   System Costs
   Advertising
Total                  

608,619
38,000
  4,200
  800
1,200
4,000
150
1,000
2,500
1,600
2,000
10,000
500
850
500
$675,919
911 Tax Budget
   System Maintenance
   Capital Outlay       
Total                  

85,600
36,400
$120,000
Wireless 911 Tax Budget
   System Maintenance
   Capital Outlay      
   Equipment Reserve         
Total                  

20,600
15,000
20,000
$55,000
   The General Fund budget is funded through property tax,
personal property tax, and other taxing sources.
   The 911 Tax Budget is funded through a $.75 monthly
surcharge on all landline telephone lines.  It is collected
through the telephone company on your phone bill.  By statute,
this money can only be used directly for the cost of the
communications system, and cannot be expended on
personnel, office supplies, etc.
    The Wireless 911 Tax Budget is funded through a $.50
monthly surcharge on all cell phones.  It is collected through
the wireless provider on your cellular phone bill.  By statute,
this money can only be used directly for the cost of the
wireless communications system, and cannot be expended on
personnel, office supplies, etc.
   Of the $.50 collected, $.25 goes to the State where it is
placed into a grant fund.  The County only receives $.25 per
month on each cell phone for its operations.