One of Naperville's four ends policies adopted in 2016, Financial Stability focuses on making Naperville financially stable and maintaining a AAA bond rating.

Budget versus actual headcount numbers by department. Excludes temporary and seasonal workers.

Naperville's Open Checkbook site is discussed and common questions answered.

Spending by City departments on goods and services. Dataset is used in Open Checkbook to create highly-interactive charts, graphs and tables how the City allocates public funds. Open Checkbook is part of the City's commitment to open data.

Open Budget will be released later in 2018.

This is the City's calendar year 2017 annual operating budget. The information includes a breakdown by fund, category, department, division, and expense type. The City's total CY2017 expense budget is $444.88 million and the CY2017 revenue budget is $442.30 million.

All of the City's capital improvement projects over the next five years. This information categorizes the City's projects and includes information regarding funding sources, expense types, and asset types.

The City's outstanding debt service schedule. The dataset includes annual principal and interest payments for all outstanding debt.

This includes all the City's sales tax receipts including both the one percent state collected portion and the City's home rule sales from 2005 through present. The information is broken down by when the dollars were collected by the state and when the dollars were distributed to the City.

Tracks the City's 8-Year General Fund reserve goal

This includes all the City's sales tax receipts including both the one percent state collected portion and the City's home rule sales from 2005 through present. The information is broken down by when the dollars were collected by the state and when the dollars were distributed to the City.