The City of Wayne's Financial Dashboard
As part of the State of Michigan municipal finance requirements, the City of Wayne is providing information to the local community which provides a clear picture of the City's financial performance.
Budget
The City’s fiscal year begins on July 1st and ends on June 30th.
Audit
A Financial Audit is conducted annually by an outside accounting firm.
Other Postemployment Benefits and Pension (Public Act 202)
As part of State of Michigan municipal finance requirements, the City of Wayne is providing OPEB and Pension Reports using audit and actuarial reports.
City, Village, Township Revenue Sharing/County Incentive Program (Public Act 107)
As part of State of Michigan municipal finance requirements, the City of Wayne is providing information to the local community; a Citizens’ Guide - which summarizes key financial trends broken down in several areas to show the City’s current fiscal health, and a Dashboard - which displays several measurements that provides a view of the overall quality of life trend in the community.
- City of Wayne 2020 Citizens' Guide - Summarizes key financial trends broken down in several areas to show the City’s current fiscal health.
- City of Wayne 2020 Performance Dashboard - Displays several measurements that provides a view of the overall quality of life trend in the community.
- City of Wayne 2020-21 Projected Budget Report - Summarizes key financial data for the projected budget to show the City’s projected fiscal health.
- City of Wayne 2020 Debt Service Report - Summarizes City's debt to show the City's current fiscal health.
Other
- City of Wayne Historical Overview (as of 12/15/2020)
- Presentation 2019 - Where do my taxes go (pdf / video)
- Presentation 2020 - Bonds (pdf / video)
- Presentation 2020 - Pension and OPEB Liability (pdf / video)
- Presentation 2021 - How to read a Budget Report (pdf / video)
- Presentation 2021 - How to read a Budget Amendment (pdf / video)
- Presentation 2021 - How to read a Revenue and Expenditure Report (pdf / video)
See the Finance Department page for information regarding assessments, tax, and water.