Fri, Nov 20 2009
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City at break-even point financially By John K. MannaNew Castle News One source performing better than projected is parking department revenue. The budget includes $60,000 in revenue, but through the first half of the year, the city collected $78,813, Police Chief Tom Sansone reported.
The increase results from tighter enforcement by the administration and police. Enforcement of parking was transferred to the police this year. As with everyone who drives, the city is not immune from the rise in gasoline prices. The Act 47 team’s first-quarter report shows that the city spent $37,291, or 21.1 percent, of its budgeted allotment across seven departments in the first quarter. It was $14,233 higher than last year for the same period. 
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