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Other significant increases come in animal control at 72 percent (from $7,497 to $12,941) which includes $5,000 for improved disposal methods for stray dogs and in maintenance of general buildings and grounds at 114 percent (from $39,849 to $85,345).
Welfare administration shows an increase of 15 percent. The salary for the department’s superintendent year is not shown as an expenditure in 1981-82 while salaries for social workers, eligibility workers and clerical staff are projected to go up by a total of $1,840. The increase in public assistance which includes general relief, auxiliary grants to the aged and disabled, aid to dependent children, foster care, WIN day care, emergency energy assistance, special needs adoption and other purchased services is 12 percent, going from $88,925 to $100,053.
With, the elimination next year of fuel administration^ and a 39 percent hike in food
93.4%