One of Naperville's four ends policies adopted in 2016, Financial Stability focuses on making Naperville financially stable and maintaining a AAA bond rating.
This dataset includes comparable governmental debt for both national and local communities. The data also include the population and total debt per capita. These communities were chosen based upon their size and location and have been historical comparisons for the City of Naperville.
This dataset includes comparable governmental debt for both national and local communities. The data also include the population and total debt per capita. These communities were chosen based upon their size and location and have been historical comparisons for the City of Naperville.
This dataset includes the City's historical debt service from 1976 through 2018. The data includes the total debt service associated with the property tax levy and compares that data to the City Equalized Assessed Valuation (EAV). Additional the data includes debt service adjusted for inflation from 1976 through 2018 and compares that data to the City's population.
This is a high level overview of the City's 8-year debt reduction goal. The data includes the current debt and the future projected debt to be retired and new debt to be issued. It provides the annual decrease and the overall debt reduction.
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.
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.
This dataset includes the City's historical debt service from 1976 through 2018. The data includes the total debt service associated with the property tax levy and compares that data to the City Equalized Assessed Valuation (EAV). Additional the data includes debt service adjusted for inflation from 1976 through 2018 and compares that data to the City's population.
These are the projects that the City is projecting to borrow for in calendar year 2017. These projects include both capital upgrade and maintenance projects from a variety of departments that reinvest in the City's infrastructure.
