That's an increase of 7.5 percent from 2015, when the township spent $418,488.
Greenville Township has a population of 3,970.
Since 2001, the Greenville Township budget has grown by 16.1 percent, from $387,660. The township population has grown 900 percent over the same period, from 397.
Salaries accounted for 6.7 percent of township spending in 2016. Greenville Township property taxpayers paid $30,072 for seven part-time employees, or an average of $4,296 each, before their health care benefits and taxpayer-funded pension contributions.
In 2001, the township had one full-time employee and six part-time employees, and spent $25,736.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2016
3,970
$450,030
$30,072
6.7
7
$4,296
2015
3,970
$418,488
$30,358
7.3
7
$4,337
2014
397
$387,748
$30,084
7.8
9
$3,343
2013
397
$363,204
$28,242
7.8
7
$4,035
2012
397
$357,629
$28,613
8
7
$4,088
2011
397
$342,390
$29,663
8.7
8
$3,708
2010
397
$361,836
$29,669
8.2
8
$3,709
2009
397
$338,013
$27,788
8.2
7
$3,970
2008
397
$338,013
$27,788
8.2
7
$3,970
2007
397
$267,912
$29,032
10.8
8
$3,629
2006
3,970
$271,625
$31,550
11.6
9
$3,506
2005
397
$249,015
$30,367
12.2
7
$4,338
2004
397
$215,472
$30,839
14.3
7
$4,406
2003
250
$398,276
$31,960
8
7
$4,566
2002
397
$388,850
$33,964
8.7
7
$4,852
2001
397
$387,660
$25,736
6.6
7
$3,677
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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