Dubuque County Management’s Discussion and Analysis
Unrestricted net position, the part of net position that can be used to finance day-to-day operations without constraints established by debt covenants, enabling legislation, or other legal requirements, increased from $3,994,276 at June 30, 2021 to $8,594,681 at the end of this year, an increase of 115.17%.
Governmental activities. Governmental activities increased the County's position by $6,599,500.
Business-Type activities. Business-type activities increased the County's position by $867,132.
A condensed version of the Statement of Activities as of June 30, 2022, follows:
Dubuque County's Changes in Net Position
Governmental ActivitiesBusiness-Type ActivitiesTotal
20222021 (Not Restated)20222021 (Not Restated)20222021 (Not Restated)
Program Revenues
Fines, fees, and charges for services$ 4,049,421$ 4,344,375$ 10,088,283$ 9,862,460$ 14,137,704$ 14,206,835
Operating grants and contributions7,946,42110,514,43295,836512,2418,042,25711,026,673
Capital grants and contributions962,5696,497,650--962,5696,497,650
General Revenues
Property and other County tax34,164,13934,051,730--34,164,13934,051,730
Penalty and interest on property tax193,268322,611--193,268322,611
State tax credits2,570,8152,618,123--2,570,8152,618,123
Local option sales tax5,412,2954,836,411--5,412,2954,836,411
Gambling taxes669,842634,355--669,842634,355
Unrestricted investment earnings221,937394,575--221,937394,575
Miscellaneous920,8251,065,494146,307140,2561,067,1321,205,750
Total revenues57,111,53265,279,75610,330,42610,514,95767,441,95875,794,713
Program Expenses
Public safety and legal services17,397,39217,620,663--17,397,39217,620,663
Physical health and social services2,232,1112,863,496--2,232,1112,863,496
Mental health3,754,1533,888,009--3,754,1533,888,009
County environment and education4,204,5924,657,512--4,204,5924,657,512
Roads and transportation14,012,18814,039,130--14,012,18814,039,130
Governmental services to residents1,876,2992,189,711--1,876,2992,189,711
Administration4,743,4644,736,765--4,743,4644,736,765
Non-program82,737216,806--82,737216,806
Interest on long-term debt781,627867,660--781,627867,660
Sunnycrest Operations--10,890,76312,032,88510,890,76312,032,885
Total expenses49,084,56351,079,75210,890,76312,032,88559,975,32663,112,637
Increase (Decrease) in Net Position Before Transfers8,026,96914,200,004(560,337)(1,517,928)7,466,63212,682,076
Transfers(1,427,469)(1,171,000)1,427,4691,171,000--
Increase (Decrease) in Net Position6,599,50013,029,004867,132(346,928)7,466,63212,682,076
Net Position (Deficit) Beginning of the Year, as restated166,876,225153,847,221(2,639,254)(2,292,326)164,236,971151,554,895
Net Position (Deficit) End of the Year$ 173,475,725$ 166,876,225$ (1,772,122)$ (2,639,254)$ 171,703,603$ 164,236,971
Taxes increased by $112,409 or .33%, during the year. This increase represents a taxable valuation growth of 2.69%, along with a 4-cent decrease in the MHDD levy, a .908-cent increase in the general fund levy, and a .908-cent decrease in the debt service levy totaling a 4-cent decrease in the county wide levy. There was no change in the rural levy.