That's an increase of nine percent from 2016, when the village spent $1.59 million, or $4,044 per household.
Energy has 394 households and a population of 1,142.
Since 2001, the Village of Energy budget has fallen by 27.4 percent, from $2.39 million. The village population has grown 3.3 percent over the same period, from 1,106.
Salaries accounted for 21.9 percent of village spending in 2017. Energy property taxpayers paid $381,026 for seven full-time employees and 12 part-time employees.
In 2001, the village had 17 full-time employees and 13 part-time employees, and spent $309,860.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
1,142
$1,735,989
$381,026
21.9
19
$20,054
2016
1,153
$1,593,221
$386,436
24.3
19
$20,339
2015
1,146
$1,646,114
$387,836
23.6
20
$19,392
2014
1,146
$1,715,504
$361,462
21.1
26
$13,902
2013
1,146
$1,809,674
$336,200
18.6
18
$18,678
2012
1,146
$1,928,727
$333,003
17.3
21
$15,857
2011
1,146
$2,090,048
$355,358
17
24
$14,807
2010
1,206
$1,985,149
$344,282
17.3
15
$22,952
2009
1,199
$2,007,632
$329,581
16.4
17
$19,387
2008
1,005
$2,007,837
$311,617
15.5
19
$16,401
2007
1,177
$2,062,288
$331,374
16.1
17
$19,493
2006
1,177
$1,917,250
$332,315
17.3
22
$15,105
2005
1,177
$1,813,910
$331,673
18.3
17
$19,510
2004
1,106
unavailable
$349,510
unavailable
17
$20,559
2003
1,106
$1,831,534
$324,937
17.7
33
$9,847
2002
1,106
$1,120,000
$321,320
28.7
32
$10,041
2001
1,106
$2,390,314
$309,860
13
30
$10,329
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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