BUDGET TRIVIA ~ HOW MUCH OF THE BUDGET GOES FOR FIRE, POLICE AND PSAP (9-1-1)?

Police Expenditures Account 101-0801:
2014 - $23,686,439
2015 - $25,106,271
2016 - $39,175,181
2017 - $42,094443
2018 - $44,047,526 (Estimated)
Source: 2019 Budget Handout and printed Budget Books

Fire Expenditures Account 101-0901:
2014 - $21,581,198
2015 - $17,642,922
2016 - $18,367,501
2017 - $20,579,934
2018 - $21,743,343 (Estimated)
Source: 2019 Budget Handout and printed Budget Books

PSAP (9-1-1 Call Center) is actually run by St. Joseph County.
$9,155,000 from EDIT Funds
The City of South Bend pays in a percentage of the costs.
In the past they have helped with IT issues with South Bend staff.
All of these Public Safety Departments have unions, so the wages are negotiated and have contracts.
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DOES THE CITY HELP THE SCHOOLS?
To be clear, the South Bend Community Schools is a different entity with their own budget. 
We did however find where the City Helped Schools Financially.

Payments to Charter School Career Academy of South Bend:
Career Academy Economic Development Revenue BONDS the City paid a total of $1,587,500
Payments to Career Academy were:
2012 - $542,500
2013 - $532,500
2014 - $512,500
City of South Bend received a grant to repair sidewalks around schools. (Safe Routes)
Thanks for this question Councilwoman Regina Williams-Preston!
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