Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - Harford County Public ...
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<strong>Harford</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> Schools<br />
Management's Discussion and Analysis (MD&A)<br />
June 30, 2012<br />
It is critical for the reader to understand that local and state revenues account for 96.23% of the total<br />
General Fund unrestricted revenue. Until recently, both have been stable and highly predictable. In<br />
the past few years, as state and local revenues declined with the general condition of the economy,<br />
mid-year legislative and executive initiatives resulted in the reduction of revenues.<br />
Interest earnings continue to fall well below budget as a result of historic low rates and aggressive<br />
cash management by the <strong>County</strong> in matching our cash demands with their payment schedule to us.<br />
Other revenue exceeded projections. Included are tuition, facility rental, e-rate rebates, Medicare Part<br />
D receipts, dividends from MABE’s insurance programs, and payments from health and dental<br />
insurance carriers. Major receipt amounts in the miscellaneous revenue account are from the<br />
following:<br />
Health/Dental Insurance rebates & settlements $1,370,919<br />
Medicare Part D* 1,000,008<br />
Other Miscellaneous 1,528,158<br />
*Part of the Contribution to the OPEB Investment Trust Fund appropriated for FY12<br />
Always frugal, over the past two years hiring, conference, and other expenditure restrictions<br />
implemented early in the fiscal year helped achieve spending 1.89% below budget in FY12.<br />
Capital Asset and Debt Administration (See Notes 2 and 7)<br />
At June 30, 2012, HCPS had over $728.0 million invested in a broad range of capital assets<br />
including land (over 1,891 acres), buildings (over 6.175 million square feet) and improvements,<br />
furniture, vehicles and other equipment. Capital assets increased by just over $20.5 million from<br />
the same time last year, excluding the effect of depreciation as shown in the table below.<br />
June 30, 2011 June 30, 2012 $ Change % Change<br />
Construction in progress $ 139,089,104 $ 119,955,865 $ (19,133,239) -13.76%<br />
School properties 536,382,485 573,025,303 36,642,818 6.83%<br />
Furniture, fixtures and<br />
equipment 32,046,680 35,080,258 3,033,578 9.47%<br />
Total capital assets $ 707,518,269 $ 728,061,426 $ 20,543,157 2.90%<br />
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