That's a decrease of 9.2 percent from 2016, when the village spent $5.18 million, or $1,036 per household.
Mark has 5,003 households and a population of 555.
Since 2001, the Village of Mark budget has grown by 530 percent, from $746,564. The village population has grown 13 percent over the same period, from 491.
Salaries accounted for 2.7 percent of village spending in 2017. Mark property taxpayers paid $126,904 for one full-time employee and 21 part-time employees.
In 2001, the village had 17 part-time employees and spent $41,928, or $2,466 each.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
555
$4,703,628
$126,904
2.7
22
$5,768
2016
555
$5,182,695
$144,313
2.8
22
$6,560
2015
555
$5,137,184
$147,418
2.9
22
$6,701
2014
555
$5,083,124
$134,809
2.7
22
$6,128
2013
555
$5,155,272
$140,324
2.7
22
$6,378
2012
555
$5,219,356
$152,647
2.9
22
$6,938
2011
491
$5,320,492
$156,098
2.9
22
$7,095
2010
491
$5,314,680
$136,668
2.6
22
$6,212
2009
491
$5,813,087
$131,212
2.3
23
$5,705
2008
491
$5,194,512
$129,672
2.5
23
$5,638
2007
491
$4,253,042
$115,181
2.7
23
$5,008
2006
491
$3,564,938
$92,573
2.6
19
$4,872
2005
491
$3,721,159
$72,716
2
19
$3,827
2004
491
$1,862,908
$49,970
2.7
17
$2,939
2003
491
$1,841,712
$34,809
1.9
17
$2,048
2002
491
$740,468
$39,665
5.4
17
$2,333
2001
491
$746,564
$41,928
5.6
17
$2,466
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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