BUDGET
Budget and Research Division
Mission
The function of the Budget and Research Division is to plan, prepare and monitor the City's operating and capital budgets; review the efficiency of City activities and provide assistance to other departments in management, planning and evaluation.
About the Division
The Budget & Research Division coordinates with departments on performance measures as a part of the budget process. The Budget & Research division also coordinates the city's participation in the North Carolina Local Government Performance Measurement Process.
This division also prepares and monitors the Annual Operating Budget and the city's six-year Capital Improvements Program, coordinates outside agency funding, and performs fees and charges studies and updates.
Budget & Research serves as a public resource to provide information to citizens on budget issues and taxes.
Current tax rates for Asheville citizens are:
City rate: $.4200 per $100 of assessed value
County rate: $.525 per $100 of assessed value
City Schools: $.15 per $100 of assessed value
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City of Asheville Assessed Valuation
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Property Type
Real Property
Personal Property
Motor Vehicles
Public Srv. Cos.
Total Assessed Value
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20010-11 Assessed Valuation
$ 9,514,373,879
$ 699,284,525
$ 480.111,720
$ 186,955,970
$ 10,880,726,094 |
2011-12 Assessed Valuation
$ 9,634,718,334
$ 673,731,410
$ 513,710,774
$ 191,229,741
$ 11,013,390,259
Percent Change = 1.22% |
Adopted Budget
Asheville, NC 2010: A Financial Crossroads - Presented 1/20/2010
Fiscal Year 2011-12 Adopted Budget
Fiscal Year 2012-13 Proposed Budget
Copies of the City’s budget documents are provided to citizens upon request.
FY 2012 Financial Reports
Quarter I
Financial Report
City Council Retreat Financial Report
Quarter 2
Financial Report
Contact Information
Tony McDowell, Budget Manager
Location: Asheville City Hall, 4th floor
Mailing: P.O. Box 7148, Asheville, NC 28802
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Phone: (828) 259-5635
E-mail: tmcdowell@ashevillenc.gov