Bloomington Briefing
June 2001
Over the next 20 years, our average demand is expected to grow to 14 million gallons per day. The Sam Hobbs Water Treatment Plant is expanding to meet these needs.
Volume 9, No. 3
This four-color, tabloid newsletter is sent to all single-family households and businesses. For your downloading convenience, we offer two sizes of files: the entire newsletter or one page at a time.
Briefing (4-page, 179KB PDF)
Corporate Report, pages 1 - 4 (4-page, 360KB PDF)
Corporate Report, pages 5 - 8 (4-page, 214KB PDF)
Index
Page 1.
- Facilities Update:
- Water - clearly a valuable resource.
- Safe drinking water for all.
- Ways to reduce water use.
Page 2.
- Dedicated to service:
- Environmental Health Services - Protecting the health of our community.
- City to update zoning ordinance.
- Camp offers safety lessons.
Page 3.
- Parks, Recreation and Arts Update:
- Public swimming.
- Adult sports.
- Summer Spectrum 2001.
- AR&LE.
- Summer programs for youth.
- Galaxy Youth Center.
Page 4.
- Arts in the Parks.
- Bloomington Art Center summer days camps and classes.
- Summer Fete.
- 2nd Annual Norman Conquest.
- Arts in the Parks Audition/Talent Show.
- Relay for Life.
- Benefit for Bloomington Athletic Association.
- Bloomington Jazz Festival.
- River Rendezvous.
Page CR-1.
- Building on our strengths.
- City among elite in bond ratings.
- GFOA Award.
Page CR-2.
- Where does my 2001 tax dollar go?
- Where does Bloomington rank in a tax comparison?
- The City's fixed assets.
- What City services do my tax dollars buy?
- Diversification of revenue provides financial strength.
Page CR-3.
- Services lay the foundation.
Page CR-4.
- Quality services at an affordable price.
- The General Fund.
Page CR-5.
Page CR-6.
- Enterprise Funds.
- Special Revenue Funds.
- 2000 Residential water and sewer rate survey.
Page CR-7.
- Internal Services Funds.
- Capital Funding Projects.
- Debt Services Funds.
Page CR-8.
- Airport South Plan revitalizes city.
- Facilities replacement.
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