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vywilipai CU iu LI 1C ICVCI1UC Ic* ported last week, that meant that Rappahannock took in $90 per capita more than it spent. Fiscal 1990 was the year when the county taxed to recover a surplus that had been drawn down to pay for the landfill.
The state average was $15 more in revenue that expenses. Culpeper had a surplus for the year of $27 per capita, but Fauquier had a deficit of $25. Madison took in $10 per person more than it spent, but Page had a deficit of $15, and Warren had a surplus of $28.
The report includes a breakdown of spending into categories, and those categories are further broken down. The report also provides information on how spending in the categories compares with the state average for counties and how much revenue to cover expenses comes in as flow thru funds from the state and federal governments.
Rappahannock spent $46 per capita for general government. This is 4.5 percent of the operating budget and 71 percent of the state average of $65 per capita. The state provides 38 percent of the funds for General Government Administration.
This category includes the Board of Supervisors, the county administrator, the offices of the Comissioner of Revenue and the Treasurer, Peter Luke’s salary as county attorney separate from the costs of his ofr
95.4%