Report on Expenditures Per Capita - Indiana

Report on Expenditures Per Capita

April 30, 2012

Department of Local Government Finance

STATE OF INDIANA

INDIANA GOVERNMENT CENTER NORTH100 NORTH SENATE AVENUE N1058

INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46204PHONE (317) 232-3777

FAX (317) 232-8779

DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE

To: Governor Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. From: Brian Bailey, Commissioner Department of Local Government Finance Copy: Members of the Indiana General Assembly Date: April 30, 2012 Subject: Report on Expenditures Per Capita The attached Report on Expenditures Per Capita (“Report”) is filed in accordance with IC 6-1.1-33.5-7. The Report, prepared by the Data Analysis Division of the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance (“Department”), presents a compilation of each local government’s expenditures per capita based on 2010 and 2011 information provided by the local government’s annual financial report. Data were compiled according to the type of local government—counties, townships, cities/towns, schools, libraries, special districts, and conservancy districts. Indiana Code calls for a report that includes each local government’s total amount of expenditures per capita based on the most recent federal decennial census. The Indiana State Board of Accounts provided expenditure information for all non-school local governments, while the Indiana Department of Education provided expenditure information for schools. The Department has determined the highest, lowest, median, and average expenditures per capita for each local government. As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.

Report on Expenditures Per Capita

April 30, 2012 Office of the Commissioner Brian Bailey, Commissioner Data Analysis Division Eric Bussis, Director Megan McDermott, Assistant Director Department of Local Government Finance 100 N. Senate Ave., N1058 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Phone (317) 232-3777 Fax (317) 232-8779 http://www.in.gov/dlgf/

Overview of the Report on Expenditures Per Capita .... 1 Method ............................................................................... 3 Counties ............................................................................. 4 Townships .......................................................................... 8 Cities and Towns ............................................................... 36 Schools ................................................................................ 56 Libraries ............................................................................ 66 Special Districts ................................................................. 74 Conservancy Districts ....................................................... 80

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Overview of the Report on Expenditures Per Capita This Report on Expenditures Per Capita (“Report”) provides an annual compilation of the total expenditures per capita of each local government with the authority to raise a property tax levy. Expenditure information reported here reflects calendar year expenditures for each local government as reported by the local government. The expenditures are the actual disbursements made by the local government and may be different from both the tax revenue received and the total budget appropriations authorized. Each non-school local government is required to file an Annual Financial Report with the Indiana State Board of Accounts (“SBOA”). Except for data on school expenditures, all expenditure data are drawn from the 2010 and 2011 Annual Financial Reports filed by each local government with the SBOA. The Indiana Department of Education (“DOE”) provided all school expenditure information. For the 2011 Annual Financial Report, SBOA made changes in how it gathers expenditure data from a local government unit. These changes result in a different net expenditure calculation compared to previous years. Thus, comparing a unit’s 2011 per capita expenditure to 2010’s may show significant changes that are more attributable to the change in reporting than to a change in spending. Annual Financial Reports for 2011 are required by law to be submitted not later than March 1, 2012. As of April 20, 2012, not all local governments have filed their 2011 Annual Financial Reports. The notation “Data Not Provided” in the 2011 expenditure per capita column indicates that the local government has not yet reported its data for 2011. The percentage of local governments that reported expenditure data for 2011 is as follows:

• Counties (95.7%) • Townships (97.4%) • Cities/Towns (95.2%) • Schools (98.2%) • Libraries (98.3%) • Special Districts (Solid Waste) (89.7%) • Special Districts (Other than Solid Waste) (61.9%) • Conservancies (87.5%)

As a comparison, the most recent 2010 per capita expenditures are supplied in this Report. In the 2010 calculation, a local government’s per capita expenditure is the sum of all its expenditures for a given year net of transfers, interfund loans, agency fund disbursements and purchases of investments, as identifiable in the Annual Financial Report, divided by the local government’s population.

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Reading the Report

Expenditure data in the Report are organized by local government type. Besides counties, all local governments are further categorized according to the county in which they provide service. Some local governments may provide services in more than one county; these local governments are listed once under the county with the greater share of the local government’s constituency. If available, the population of the service area, not just the major county, was used to calculate the per capita expenditure amount. For most local governments, expenditure data are reported per capita. As census data are not available for some Special Districts and Conservancy Districts, the local government’s total expenditure is reported instead. For 2011 expenditure levels, each unit is ranked from highest to lowest and the unit’s rank is listed next to the per capita data. Several descriptive statistics are presented for each local government type:

o The Average is the total expenditure per capita for each local government type divided by the number of local governments.

o The Median is the middle expenditure per capita for each government type after the numbers have been numerically ordered.

o The Lowest is the smallest local government expenditure per capita for each local government type.

o The Highest is the greatest local government expenditure per capita for each local government type.

o The Units Reporting is the total number of units with Annual Financial Report submissions to the State Board of Accounts.

For government types for which population data are not available, these statistics are displayed, but are based on total expenditures for each local government rather than expenditures per capita.

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Report Methodology Only the local governments that received a budget approved by the Department are included in this Report. There may be other local governments that were not required to submit their annual budget for review by the Department. These local governments are not included in the Report. Expenditure data for 2011, for all units except schools, were drawn from a database within the Gateway for Local Governments. This database included fund-level disbursements for each local government as well as detailed classification of expenditures by type. These expenditures have not been audited. Updates made after April 20, 2012, are not included in the Report. The Department subtracts certain disbursements to estimate a net expenditure. To calculate net expenditures, certain disbursement types were removed as they are not expenditures. In the transition to Gateway for the Annual Financial Report, the classification and reporting detail shifted. Therefore, the disbursements that were subtracted to calculate net expenditures are not constant from 2010 to 2011. The Department worked with the SBOA to achieve the most accurate calculation of net expenditures. Calculations made under previous reports used the best available data and methodology, but were significantly different than the updated calculation. For the 2011 calculations, distributions for the following distribution codes were subtracted:

D701 Payments To or On Behalf of Beneficiaries D702 Payment of Taxes and Other Payroll Withholdings D703 Distributions to Other Governmental Entities D704 Transfers Out D705 Loaned to Another Fund D706 Interfund Loan Repayments D900 Purchase of Investments

For 2010 data drawn from the SBOA Annual Reports, expenditure data for counties, cities and towns, and libraries were drawn from a database provided by the SBOA. This database included fund-level disbursements for each of these local governments. Expenditure data for townships, special districts, and conservancies were drawn directly from electronic copies of these local governments’ 2010 Annual Financial Reports submitted to the SBOA. These reports included fund-level disbursements for each of these local governments as well as general classification of expenditures by type. For 2010, to the extent they were identifiable, disbursements related to transfers, interfund loans, agency fund disbursements and purchases of investments were then subtracted from the total expenditures to yield net expenditures for the local government. Expenditure data for schools were provided by the DOE in a spreadsheet listing each school corporation’s total expenditures, net of interfund loans, transfers and purchases of investments, for calendar years 2010 and 2011. School enrollment data were drawn from the DOE website at http://www.doe.in.gov/sites/default/files/accountability/corporationenrollmentbygrade.xls. All census data were drawn from the 2010 United States Census with the assistance of the Indiana Business Research Center.

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Counties County government in Indiana is responsible for performing many duties including law enforcement (which includes sheriff and jail services), elections, civil and criminal courts, and health services. Officials in county government also administer the property tax system. Services provided by counties generally do not differ across the state; therefore, disparities in spending levels may be caused by differing levels of current capital investment and differing levels of efficiency. Indiana has 92 counties. Based on the 2010 Census, the counties range in population from 6,128 (Ohio County) to 903,393 (Marion County). The average per capita expenditure for all reporting counties was $1,973.50. There is substantial variation in the amount spent by different counties. The median ($1,803.39) is substantially less than the average, which suggests that expenditures are not uniform among all counties and that factors other than county population may be influencing the results. Please note that counties saw a large shift in levels due to the change in Annual Financial Report standards. Previously, counties accounted for distributions of tax revenue in a classification entitled “agency funds.” In previous calculations made by the Department, agency funds were removed from the net expenditure data. This was the best calculation at the time using the available data. In the updated Annual Financial Report, all fund type classifications were eliminated, including agency funds. This accounting change created a different per capita expenditure calculation and makes comparisons from 2010 to 2011 difficult.

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Average: $1,973.50

Median: $1,803.39

Lowest: $430.01

Highest: $5,524.36

Units Reporting: 88

County Name2010 Expenditures Per

Capita2011 Expenditures Per

Capita2011 Unit Rank

ADAMS COUNTY $436.41 $1,537.70 57ALLEN COUNTY $477.65 $802.67 76BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY $673.00 $500.86 87BENTON COUNTY $859.46 $4,182.06 4BLACKFORD COUNTY $640.52 $1,974.25 40BOONE COUNTY $545.93 $2,172.16 33BROWN COUNTY $790.41 $4,414.34 3CARROLL COUNTY $504.83 $1,678.61 48CASS COUNTY $622.67 $2,821.47 19CLARK COUNTY $2,144.32 $3,306.59 10CLAY COUNTY $1,663.14 $1,788.21 45CLINTON COUNTY $937.19 $915.77 72CRAWFORD COUNTY $941.25 $1,100.20 67DAVIESS COUNTY $591.54 $2,903.57 16DEARBORN COUNTY $1,891.72 $1,931.76 41DECATUR COUNTY $2,282.58 $2,408.68 26DEKALB COUNTY $1 793 92 $1 164 98 65

County Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

2011 Expenditures

DEKALB COUNTY $1,793.92 $1,164.98 65DELAWARE COUNTY $351.27 $2,529.75 23DUBOIS COUNTY $482.79 $3,064.19 13ELKHART COUNTY $473.31 $987.24 69FAYETTE COUNTY $502.00 $553.06 85FLOYD COUNTY $467.01 $3,236.54 11FOUNTAIN COUNTY $690.17 $1,135.50 66FRANKLIN COUNTY $1,082.47 $1,556.07 56FULTON COUNTY $1,899.89 Data Not Provided ‐GIBSON COUNTY $858.41 $3,966.18 5GRANT COUNTY $479.36 $1,663.48 49GREENE COUNTY $445.55 $973.71 70HAMILTON COUNTY $425.50 $2,361.93 27HANCOCK COUNTY $814.16 $607.28 83HARRISON COUNTY $2,598.71 $1,309.29 64HENDRICKS COUNTY $2,323.44 $2,281.72 30HENRY COUNTY $519.47 $1,751.69 46HOWARD COUNTY $337.95 $4,744.94 2HUNTINGTON COUNTY $407.91 $745.74 78JACKSON COUNTY $556.64 $698.21 82JASPER COUNTY $541.96 $2,757.34 20JAY COUNTY $591.46 $2,281.35 31JEFFERSON COUNTY $542.27 $1,818.57 44JENNINGS COUNTY $526.82 Data Not Provided ‐JOHNSON COUNTY $1,914.29 $2,452.16 25KNOX COUNTY $836.10 $1,613.30 51

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Average: $1,973.50

Median: $1,803.39

Lowest: $430.01

Highest: $5,524.36

Units Reporting: 88





2011 Expenditures

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY $2,107.22 $2,071.95 37LAGRANGE COUNTY $596.72 $1,368.63 63LAKE COUNTY $521.47 $3,575.42 8LAPORTE COUNTY $2,504.90 $2,292.08 29LAWRENCE COUNTY $369.01 $1,387.77 62MADISON COUNTY $521.24 $603.91 84MARION COUNTY $426.20 $430.01 88MARSHALL COUNTY $365.22 $937.79 71MARTIN COUNTY $657.82 Data Not Provided ‐MIAMI COUNTY $508.36 $2,503.73 24MONROE COUNTY $329.73 $533.58 86MONTGOMERY COUNTY $587.78 $1,894.29 43MORGAN COUNTY $356.50 $1,479.05 60NEWTON COUNTY $1,820.93 $2,038.72 39NOBLE COUNTY $2,104.09 $2,143.30 34OHIO COUNTY $2,788.93 $1,574.77 54ORANGE COUNTY $435 04 $897 03 74ORANGE COUNTY $435.04 $897.03 74OWEN COUNTY $445.79 $1,738.07 47PARKE COUNTY $680.64 $2,878.98 17PERRY COUNTY $375.44 $1,559.41 55PIKE COUNTY $816.67 $1,398.47 61PORTER COUNTY $417.01 $2,839.72 18POSEY COUNTY $770.08 $2,625.62 22PULASKI COUNTY $899.40 $3,631.80 6PUTNAM COUNTY $1,924.51 $2,345.25 28RANDOLPH COUNTY $2,049.64 $2,985.10 14RIPLEY COUNTY $462.31 Data Not Provided ‐RUSH COUNTY $1,406.85 $2,103.04 35ST. JOSEPH COUNTY $2,582.71 $2,264.67 32SCOTT COUNTY $373.96 $897.10 73SHELBY COUNTY $474.52 $718.38 79SPENCER COUNTY $681.56 $2,640.07 21STARKE COUNTY $930.65 $1,508.58 59STEUBEN COUNTY $555.42 $1,013.15 68SULLIVAN COUNTY $1,556.95 $1,612.92 52SWITZERLAND COUNTY $1,918.42 $1,911.07 42TIPPECANOE COUNTY $450.73 $1,644.47 50TIPTON COUNTY $2,476.30 $2,079.82 36UNION COUNTY $671.74 $2,044.71 38VANDERBURGH COUNTY $558.35 $3,388.41 9VERMILLION COUNTY $728.85 $3,198.81 12VIGO COUNTY $446.38 $1,578.14 53

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Average: $1,973.50

Median: $1,803.39

Lowest: $430.01

Highest: $5,524.36

Units Reporting: 88





2011 Expenditures

WABASH COUNTY $400.96 $1,523.58 58WARREN COUNTY $842.38 $5,524.36 1WARRICK COUNTY $387.32 $752.59 77WASHINGTON COUNTY $552.66 $716.72 80WAYNE COUNTY $488.80 $711.81 81WELLS COUNTY $509.03 $850.18 75WHITE COUNTY $2,723.18 $3,617.05 7WHITLEY COUNTY $647.03 $2,940.48 15

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Townships Township government in Indiana provides monetary and in-kind assistance to citizens in need (“township assistance”) as well as fire protection and the performance of other duties for areas without other forms of municipal government. There are currently 1,006 townships in Indiana, with populations ranging from 30 to 162,855. This wide variation in population, along with other demographic factors, results in townships offering varying combinations and levels of services. For example, smaller rural townships often rely on volunteer fire departments, while more urban townships may provide a full-time fire department or contract with a municipal fire department. Township assistance will vary in regard to economic conditions and differing local standards for qualification. The advent of fire protection districts and territories has allowed many townships, cities, and towns to join forces to provide this service. The complexity of funding these districts makes it difficult to compare township expenditures purely on a per capita basis. A township may have lower expenditures than average because its expenditures on fire protection are reported by the consolidated fire protection district. Conversely, a township that purchases a capital asset such as a fire truck may have higher expenditures than average, even though the fire truck is used to provide service throughout the fire protection district. Townships may also contribute to funding services such as Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and parks that are utilized by taxpayers both inside and outside township boundaries. The average per capita expenditure for all reporting townships was $47.60. As with county data, this must be interpreted with caution due to the presence of very large and small expenditures. There is substantial variation in the amount spent by different townships. As with county data, the disparity between median ($31.73) and average ($47.60) indicates that other factors beyond population, such as participation in fire protection districts and territories, influence expenditure levels. Township expenditures are grouped by county. Because townships cannot cross county boundaries, each township is listed once.

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73

Lowest: See Note (1) below $1.65

Highest: $740.90

Units Reporting: 980

County Name Unit Name2010 Expenditures Per



Adams BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP $20.56 $16.59 791Adams FRENCH TOWNSHIP $19.62 $21.77 693Adams HARTFORD TOWNSHIP $52.64 $41.50 354Adams JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $18.95 $10.75 914Adams KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP $40.52 $46.47 304Adams MONROE TOWNSHIP $10.06 $16.18 802Adams PREBLE TOWNSHIP $49.83 $47.51 283Adams ROOT TOWNSHIP $24.22 $22.23 682Adams ST. MARYS TOWNSHIP $38.67 $32.83 467Adams UNION TOWNSHIP $54.51 $43.88 328Adams WABASH TOWNSHIP Data Not Provided $10.58 918Adams WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Data Not Provided $20.35 720Allen ABOITE TOWNSHIP $33.12 $39.83 375Allen ADAMS TOWNSHIP $18.49 $17.67 769

Township Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

2011 Expenditures

$ $Allen CEDAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $11.94 $11.89 898Allen EEL RIVER TOWNSHIP $3.10 $3.64 977Allen JACKSON TOWNSHIP $39.53 $21.68 696Allen JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $46.60 $78.01 128Allen LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP $10.06 $3.61 978Allen LAKE TOWNSHIP $58.33 $53.51 243Allen MADISON TOWNSHIP $104.55 $66.71 172Allen MARION TOWNSHIP $49.25 $19.86 725Allen MAUMEE TOWNSHIP $94.80 $92.10 94Allen MILAN TOWNSHIP $34.49 $28.59 555Allen MONROE TOWNSHIP $25.03 $27.75 576Allen PERRY TOWNSHIP $27.18 $27.07 588Allen PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $8.82 $9.50 930Allen SCIPIO TOWNSHIP $18.60 $27.51 579Allen SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP $71.08 $53.52 242Allen ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIP $16.52 $16.27 799Allen WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $11.39 $13.79 860Allen WAYNE TOWNSHIP $58.60 $61.47 195Bartholomew CLAY TOWNSHIP $61.05 $26.84 596Bartholomew CLIFTY TOWNSHIP $27.78 $31.18 504Bartholomew COLUMBUS TOWNSHIP $30.31 $12.43 886Bartholomew FLATROCK TOWNSHIP $39.05 $33.25 461Bartholomew GERMAN TOWNSHIP $37.45 Data Not Provided ‐Bartholomew HARRISON TOWNSHIP $66.85 $85.17 105

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Bartholomew HAWCREEK TOWNSHIP $43.23 $42.94 336Bartholomew JACKSON TOWNSHIP $57.09 $30.19 528Bartholomew OHIO TOWNSHIP $32.79 $108.75 67Bartholomew ROCKCREEK TOWNSHIP $25.68 $21.52 700Bartholomew SANDCREEK TOWNSHIP $36.88 $18.76 753Bartholomew WAYNE TOWNSHIP $39.66 $31.11 505Benton BOLIVAR TOWNSHIP $22.41 $22.87 670Benton CENTER TOWNSHIP $38.13 $36.16 418Benton GILBOA TOWNSHIP $34.79 $35.44 429Benton GRANT TOWNSHIP $39.13 $33.88 450Benton HICKORY GROVE TOWNSHIP $138.74 $145.50 39Benton OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP $27.42 $18.86 749Benton PARISH GROVE TOWNSHIP $122.79 $135.29 46Benton PINE TOWNSHIP $42.81 $42.71 339$ $Benton RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $57.08 $55.09 235Benton UNION TOWNSHIP $46.39 $130.30 51Benton YORK TOWNSHIP $123.34 $111.04 64Blackford HARRISON TOWNSHIP $22.91 $25.43 617Blackford JACKSON TOWNSHIP $39.81 $70.12 157Blackford LICKING TOWNSHIP $31.02 $41.10 357Blackford WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $49.49 $51.47 258Boone CENTER TOWNSHIP $60.18 $55.74 229Boone CLINTON TOWNSHIP $39.00 $24.90 635Boone HARRISON TOWNSHIP $30.72 $30.51 521Boone JACKSON TOWNSHIP $34.95 $32.16 481Boone JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $29.82 $32.24 478Boone MARION TOWNSHIP $36.54 $16.48 793Boone PERRY TOWNSHIP $78.52 Data Not Provided ‐Boone SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $260.32 $34.02 445Boone WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $23.25 $19.31 739Boone WORTH TOWNSHIP $161.79 $168.66 35Brown HAMBLEN TOWNSHIP $16.32 $8.97 934Brown JACKSON TOWNSHIP $36.86 $19.90 724Brown VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $63.75 $48.04 279Brown WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $95.75 $42.86 337Carroll ADAMS TOWNSHIP $45.45 $46.90 294Carroll BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP $157.66 $127.74 56Carroll CARROLLTON TOWNSHIP $36.75 $40.38 369

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Carroll CLAY TOWNSHIP $27.45 $52.16 252Carroll DEER CREEK TOWNSHIP $39.75 $153.35 37Carroll DEMOCRAT TOWNSHIP $63.04 $64.48 181Carroll JACKSON TOWNSHIP $65.11 $81.65 113Carroll JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $93.83 $47.69 282Carroll LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $121.07 $72.45 148Carroll MADISON TOWNSHIP $63.71 $28.67 554Carroll MONROE TOWNSHIP $26.22 $24.36 642Carroll ROCK CREEK TOWNSHIP $105.57 $120.83 60Carroll TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP $27.22 $10.62 917Carroll WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $47.50 $52.21 251Cass ADAMS TOWNSHIP $27.64 $26.97 592Cass BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP $50.10 $32.05 483Cass BOONE TOWNSHIP $16.67 $22.01 687$ $Cass CLAY TOWNSHIP $101.06 $12.68 878Cass CLINTON TOWNSHIP $298.76 $105.20 70Cass DEER CREEK TOWNSHIP $49.94 $47.36 286Cass EEL TOWNSHIP $41.00 $23.74 655Cass HARRISON TOWNSHIP $178.57 $117.38 63Cass JACKSON TOWNSHIP $13.33 $23.47 662Cass JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $29.92 $36.76 413Cass MIAMI TOWNSHIP $328.18 $286.90 11Cass NOBLE TOWNSHIP $132.81 $37.99 397Cass TIPTON TOWNSHIP $14.77 $14.00 853Cass WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $181.01 $51.04 259Clark BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP $27.76 Data Not Provided ‐Clark CARR TOWNSHIP $6.08 Data Not Provided ‐Clark CHARLESTOWN TOWNSHIP $17.83 $19.64 731Clark JEFFERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP $30.42 $15.10 832Clark MONROE TOWNSHIP $13.47 $12.86 873Clark OREGON TOWNSHIP $13.84 $12.19 892Clark OWEN TOWNSHIP $30.72 $31.64 495Clark SILVER CREEK TOWNSHIP $9.47 $9.72 928Clark UNION TOWNSHIP $6.82 $5.70 959Clark UTICA TOWNSHIP $0.62 $9.92 922Clark WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $7.60 Data Not Provided ‐Clark WOOD TOWNSHIP $29.62 $20.72 715Clay BRAZIL TOWNSHIP $22.72 $22.83 673

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Clay CASS TOWNSHIP $31.78 $28.27 559Clay DICK JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $35.71 $30.78 514Clay HARRISON TOWNSHIP $46.27 $33.91 449Clay JACKSON TOWNSHIP $17.62 $16.57 792Clay LEWIS TOWNSHIP $27.06 $30.14 530Clay PERRY TOWNSHIP $37.21 $35.48 427Clay POSEY TOWNSHIP $19.41 $36.97 411Clay SUGAR RIDGE TOWNSHIP $25.32 $24.83 637Clay VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $56.16 $33.54 456Clay WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $21.03 $20.51 717Clinton CENTER TOWNSHIP $21.87 $29.29 546Clinton FOREST TOWNSHIP $237.92 $33.99 447Clinton JACKSON TOWNSHIP $40.90 $38.81 380Clinton JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $193.11 $79.42 121$ $Clinton KIRKLIN TOWNSHIP $54.52 $42.18 345Clinton MADISON TOWNSHIP $33.18 $37.50 404Clinton MICHIGAN TOWNSHIP $85.98 $94.24 89Clinton OWEN TOWNSHIP $56.29 $54.64 237Clinton PERRY TOWNSHIP $104.48 $129.31 54Clinton ROSS TOWNSHIP $27.69 $19.43 735Clinton SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $44.54 $183.88 26Clinton UNION TOWNSHIP $63.54 $60.12 204Clinton WARREN TOWNSHIP $59.30 $80.51 116Clinton WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $35.55 $33.53 457Crawford BOONE TOWNSHIP $35.15 $29.25 548Crawford JENNINGS TOWNSHIP $21.78 $12.29 889Crawford JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $14.26 $15.18 826Crawford LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $7.78 $7.45 950Crawford OHIO TOWNSHIP $29.77 $9.82 926Crawford PATOKA TOWNSHIP $11.47 $12.13 895Crawford STERLING TOWNSHIP $10.15 $12.71 876Crawford UNION TOWNSHIP $13.66 $13.94 856Crawford WHISKEY RUN TOWNSHIP $10.44 $5.66 960Daviess BARR TOWNSHIP $11.19 $11.33 904Daviess BOGARD TOWNSHIP $23.69 $24.23 646Daviess ELMORE TOWNSHIP $24.54 $16.40 795Daviess HARRISON TOWNSHIP $12.38 $12.15 894Daviess MADISON TOWNSHIP $17.13 $17.00 784

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Daviess REEVE TOWNSHIP $26.77 $31.10 506Daviess STEELE TOWNSHIP $42.89 $45.38 315Daviess VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $11.29 $11.36 903Daviess VEALE TOWNSHIP $22.69 $25.31 622Daviess WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $22.71 $25.55 614Dearborn CAESAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $52.23 $53.35 244Dearborn CENTER TOWNSHIP $7.62 $7.50 948Dearborn CLAY TOWNSHIP $21.45 $26.45 603Dearborn HARRISON TOWNSHIP $23.27 $23.61 659Dearborn HOGAN TOWNSHIP $25.46 $37.78 399Dearborn JACKSON TOWNSHIP $16.69 $17.30 778Dearborn KELSO TOWNSHIP $10.57 $9.75 927Dearborn LAWRENCEBURG TOWNSHIP $8.26 Data Not Provided ‐Dearborn LOGAN TOWNSHIP $25.80 $25.42 618$ $Dearborn MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP $61.49 Data Not Provided ‐Dearborn MILLER TOWNSHIP $18.22 $19.70 730Dearborn SPARTA TOWNSHIP $21.46 $22.26 679Dearborn WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $30.91 $32.35 476Dearborn YORK TOWNSHIP $20.84 $20.92 712Decatur ADAMS TOWNSHIP $30.56 $31.53 496Decatur CLAY TOWNSHIP $65.24 $59.62 206Decatur CLINTON TOWNSHIP $45.90 $44.84 319Decatur FUGIT TOWNSHIP $42.70 $41.78 348Decatur JACKSON TOWNSHIP $51.20 $49.54 270Decatur MARION TOWNSHIP $23.14 $19.85 727Decatur SALTCREEK TOWNSHIP $171.17 $32.51 474Decatur SANDCREEK TOWNSHIP $13.48 $67.50 169Decatur WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $16.67 $5.94 958DeKalb BUTLER TOWNSHIP $30.42 $29.78 540DeKalb CONCORD TOWNSHIP $37.19 $40.26 372DeKalb FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP $91.69 $66.07 174DeKalb FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $43.53 $27.41 580DeKalb GRANT TOWNSHIP $36.23 $47.47 285DeKalb JACKSON TOWNSHIP $19.72 $38.80 382DeKalb KEYSER TOWNSHIP $6.32 $5.29 964DeKalb NEWVILLE TOWNSHIP $33.46 $17.13 782DeKalb RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $24.65 $25.18 626DeKalb SMITHFIELD TOWNSHIP Data Not Provided $43.12 334

13

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

DeKalb SPENCER TOWNSHIP $58.12 $51.57 257DeKalb STAFFORD TOWNSHIP $33.85 $45.75 312DeKalb TROY TOWNSHIP $26.07 $19.86 726DeKalb UNION TOWNSHIP $8.35 $5.20 965DeKalb WILMINGTON TOWNSHIP $98.28 $35.41 430Delaware CENTER TOWNSHIP $35.23 $29.84 536Delaware DELAWARE TOWNSHIP $15.91 $17.03 783Delaware HAMILTON TOWNSHIP $37.26 $32.03 484Delaware HARRISON TOWNSHIP $14.46 $13.27 869Delaware LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $67.47 $26.95 593Delaware MONROE TOWNSHIP $66.15 $57.52 219Delaware MT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $45.22 $53.93 239Delaware NILES TOWNSHIP $28.32 $30.43 523Delaware PERRY TOWNSHIP $18.20 $21.66 697$ $Delaware SALEM TOWNSHIP $32.46 $32.78 469Delaware UNION TOWNSHIP $16.45 $10.55 919Delaware WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $23.45 $23.51 661Dubois BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP $8.64 $8.63 937Dubois BOONE TOWNSHIP $38.48 $38.64 385Dubois CASS TOWNSHIP $34.50 $26.97 591Dubois COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP $16.50 $18.90 748Dubois FERDINAND TOWNSHIP $18.81 $19.40 736Dubois HALL TOWNSHIP $15.40 $15.78 815Dubois HARBISON TOWNSHIP $27.66 $29.17 551Dubois JACKSON TOWNSHIP $26.37 $40.94 360Dubois JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $17.42 $17.40 775Dubois MADISON TOWNSHIP $42.61 $21.74 695Dubois MARION TOWNSHIP $18.08 $21.62 698Dubois PATOKA TOWNSHIP $12.17 $11.59 902Elkhart BAUGO TOWNSHIP $154.02 $83.18 110Elkhart BENTON TOWNSHIP $42.02 $41.73 349Elkhart CLEVELAND TOWNSHIP $92.35 $118.17 61Elkhart CLINTON TOWNSHIP $65.55 $68.66 161Elkhart CONCORD TOWNSHIP $55.42 $38.30 389Elkhart ELKHART TOWNSHIP $26.90 $13.09 870Elkhart HARRISON TOWNSHIP $32.20 $33.39 459Elkhart JACKSON TOWNSHIP $107.42 $86.15 103Elkhart JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $69.51 $46.48 303

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Elkhart LOCKE TOWNSHIP $24.11 $25.31 620Elkhart MIDDLEBURY TOWNSHIP $176.41 $182.45 28Elkhart OLIVE TOWNSHIP $19.92 $29.63 542Elkhart OSOLO TOWNSHIP $48.91 $46.77 296Elkhart UNION TOWNSHIP $25.27 $24.26 644Elkhart WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $44.26 $44.73 320Elkhart YORK TOWNSHIP $63.25 $62.64 188Fayette COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP $10.60 $12.64 879Fayette CONNERSVILLE TOWNSHIP $8.55 $12.32 888Fayette FAIRVIEW TOWNSHIP $36.00 $32.65 470Fayette HARRISON TOWNSHIP $12.43 $12.48 884Fayette JACKSON TOWNSHIP $8.99 $8.92 935Fayette JENNINGS TOWNSHIP $9.11 Data Not Provided ‐Fayette ORANGE TOWNSHIP $23.66 $19.47 734y $ $Fayette POSEY TOWNSHIP $54.50 $48.30 276Fayette WATERLOO TOWNSHIP $18.98 $8.01 943Floyd FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $5.82 $5.35 963Floyd GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP $3.99 $4.14 973Floyd GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP $15.62 $37.56 401Floyd LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP $4.19 $4.63 967Floyd NEW ALBANY TOWNSHIP $7.03 $6.79 955Fountain CAIN TOWNSHIP $18.61 $12.24 891Fountain DAVIS TOWNSHIP $29.21 $37.51 403Fountain FULTON TOWNSHIP $28.15 $29.31 545Fountain JACKSON TOWNSHIP $60.30 $91.55 95Fountain LOGAN TOWNSHIP $13.13 $18.26 761Fountain MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP $37.15 $30.13 531Fountain RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $41.40 $38.13 392Fountain SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP $42.74 $42.31 344Fountain TROY TOWNSHIP $17.92 $14.53 839Fountain VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $31.59 $31.78 489Fountain WABASH TOWNSHIP $27.81 $27.16 586Franklin BATH TOWNSHIP $45.45 $46.22 307Franklin BLOOMING GROVE TOWNSHIP $27.60 $27.82 571Franklin BROOKVILLE TOWNSHIP $16.24 $11.01 909Franklin BUTLER TOWNSHIP $15.30 $12.61 880Franklin FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP $22.19 $21.29 705Franklin HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP $16.15 $18.37 758

15

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Franklin LAUREL TOWNSHIP $18.72 $18.95 746Franklin METAMORA TOWNSHIP $40.55 $40.99 359Franklin POSEY TOWNSHIP $12.21 $10.66 916Franklin RAY TOWNSHIP $6.71 $8.22 939Franklin SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP $16.44 $17.62 772Franklin SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP $21.95 $23.21 666Franklin WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP $26.13 $25.31 621Fulton AUBBEENAUBBEE TOWNSHIP $48.23 $55.98 227Fulton HENRY TOWNSHIP $21.64 $33.73 453Fulton LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $29.15 $41.68 351Fulton NEWCASTLE TOWNSHIP Data Not Provided $53.89 240Fulton RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $30.16 $31.28 502Fulton ROCHESTER TOWNSHIP $22.76 $20.98 710Fulton UNION TOWNSHIP $54.81 $52.93 247$ $Fulton WAYNE TOWNSHIP $168.60 $85.62 104Gibson BARTON TOWNSHIP $27.07 $25.87 611Gibson CENTER TOWNSHIP $23.75 $24.85 636Gibson COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP $20.85 $30.20 527Gibson JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $4.38 $4.51 968Gibson MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP $41.70 $16.29 797Gibson PATOKA TOWNSHIP $224.77 $14.03 852Gibson UNION TOWNSHIP $57.90 $53.64 241Gibson WABASH TOWNSHIP $1,571.53 $713.28 2Gibson WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $34.13 $43.35 333Gibson WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP $36.10 $48.29 277Grant CENTER TOWNSHIP $20.12 $16.82 788Grant FAIRMOUNT TOWNSHIP $16.31 $18.03 765Grant FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $14.89 $16.40 794Grant GREEN TOWNSHIP $95.70 $216.58 21Grant JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $12.97 $12.46 885Grant LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $26.32 $26.09 609Grant MILL TOWNSHIP $38.56 $24.37 641Grant MONROE TOWNSHIP $15.66 $18.77 752Grant PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $10.91 $10.70 915Grant RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $32.39 $31.10 507Grant SIMS TOWNSHIP $48.15 $34.76 438Grant VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $29.53 $28.10 566Grant WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $67.29 $32.61 472

16

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Greene BEECH CREEK TOWNSHIP $52.08 $35.39 431Greene CASS TOWNSHIP $61.53 $63.59 184Greene CENTER TOWNSHIP $49.12 $45.23 317Greene FAIRPLAY TOWNSHIP $71.63 $64.62 180Greene GRANT TOWNSHIP $40.05 $25.44 616Greene HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP $129.60 $77.93 129Greene JACKSON TOWNSHIP $30.74 $47.02 291Greene JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $130.00 $22.84 672Greene RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $53.90 $27.01 589Greene SMITH TOWNSHIP $69.25 $36.06 420Greene STAFFORD TOWNSHIP $52.20 $62.46 190Greene STOCKTON TOWNSHIP $22.42 $23.00 668Greene TAYLOR TOWNSHIP $40.32 $71.84 150Greene WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $29.34 $43.07 335$ $Greene WRIGHT TOWNSHIP $22.76 $30.72 518Hamilton ADAMS TOWNSHIP $79.99 $134.93 47Hamilton CLAY TOWNSHIP $162.85 $217.63 20Hamilton DELAWARE TOWNSHIP $39.84 $38.30 388Hamilton FALL CREEK TOWNSHIP $47.83 $15.12 830Hamilton JACKSON TOWNSHIP $70.76 $75.27 140Hamilton NOBLESVILLE TOWNSHIP $41.72 $41.67 353Hamilton WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $60.24 $40.54 364Hamilton WAYNE TOWNSHIP $51.25 $57.04 222Hamilton WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP $114.63 $178.32 30Hancock BLUE RIVER TOWNSHIP $54.15 $32.84 466Hancock BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP $40.78 $42.50 341Hancock BROWN TOWNSHIP $19.88 $13.85 858Hancock BUCK CREEK TOWNSHIP $398.65 $400.01 5Hancock CENTER TOWNSHIP $6.32 $7.54 947Hancock GREEN TOWNSHIP $71.81 $131.09 49Hancock JACKSON TOWNSHIP $54.07 $35.25 432Hancock SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $235.34 $290.71 10Hancock VERNON TOWNSHIP $125.02 $78.69 125Harrison BLUE RIVER TOWNSHIP $20.16 $22.81 674Harrison BOONE TOWNSHIP $16.09 $15.12 829Harrison FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $18.79 $151.04 38Harrison HARRISON TOWNSHIP $19.73 $37.09 410Harrison HETH TOWNSHIP $11.93 $12.28 890

17

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Harrison JACKSON TOWNSHIP $14.69 $67.65 168Harrison MORGAN TOWNSHIP $8.86 $6.82 954Harrison POSEY TOWNSHIP $19.53 $18.67 755Harrison SPENCER TOWNSHIP $39.35 $40.42 368Harrison TAYLOR TOWNSHIP $33.35 $21.97 688Harrison WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $19.52 $22.23 681Harrison WEBSTER TOWNSHIP $11.87 $16.14 805Hendricks BROWN TOWNSHIP $25.66 $25.01 632Hendricks CENTER TOWNSHIP $102.16 $96.11 87Hendricks CLAY TOWNSHIP $51.06 $53.22 245Hendricks EEL RIVER TOWNSHIP $105.49 $69.59 158Hendricks FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $59.18 $65.92 175Hendricks GUILFORD TOWNSHIP $3.36 $30.22 525Hendricks LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $40.92 $38.12 394$ $Hendricks LINCOLN TOWNSHIP $12.20 $13.58 864Hendricks MARION TOWNSHIP $41.93 $38.20 391Hendricks MIDDLE TOWNSHIP $280.81 $261.24 14Hendricks UNION TOWNSHIP $60.27 $60.75 199Hendricks WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $470.96 $316.25 8Henry BLUE RIVER TOWNSHIP $31.54 $31.30 501Henry DUDLEY TOWNSHIP $27.42 $45.49 314Henry FALL CREEK TOWNSHIP $26.48 $24.05 649Henry FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $45.18 $32.02 485Henry GREENSBORO TOWNSHIP $18.99 $16.18 803Henry HARRISON TOWNSHIP $33.55 $34.62 440Henry HENRY TOWNSHIP $43.77 $38.81 381Henry JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $34.60 $56.90 223Henry LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $36.24 $35.66 424Henry PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP $30.30 $31.67 493Henry SPICELAND TOWNSHIP $27.76 $31.83 488Henry STONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP $62.27 $61.99 192Henry WAYNE TOWNSHIP $35.47 $47.49 284Howard CENTER TOWNSHIP $33.12 $52.41 249Howard CLAY TOWNSHIP $12.86 $11.88 899Howard ERVIN TOWNSHIP $28.19 $29.79 538Howard HARRISON TOWNSHIP $34.21 $28.11 565Howard HONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP $28.91 $24.38 640Howard HOWARD TOWNSHIP $23.42 $21.76 694

18

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Howard JACKSON TOWNSHIP $37.47 $48.65 272Howard LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $15.68 $20.73 714Howard MONROE TOWNSHIP Data Not Provided $30.58 519Howard TAYLOR TOWNSHIP $28.57 $42.77 338Howard UNION TOWNSHIP $44.29 $50.66 261Huntington CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $77.92 $83.24 109Huntington DALLAS TOWNSHIP $49.77 $15.71 816Huntington HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP $13.00 $8.05 942Huntington JACKSON TOWNSHIP $13.94 $13.43 865Huntington JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $62.87 $37.32 409Huntington LANCASTER TOWNSHIP $41.96 $27.39 581Huntington POLK TOWNSHIP $53.92 $57.76 216Huntington ROCK CREEK TOWNSHIP $25.56 $14.80 835Huntington SALAMONIE TOWNSHIP $20.45 $17.24 780g $ $Huntington UNION TOWNSHIP $31.71 $27.86 570Huntington WARREN TOWNSHIP $128.91 $100.93 77Huntington WAYNE TOWNSHIP $111.28 $41.39 355Jackson BROWNSTOWN TOWNSHIP $20.70 $15.42 822Jackson CARR TOWNSHIP $59.28 $88.38 99Jackson DRIFTWOOD TOWNSHIP $58.24 $46.82 295Jackson GRASSY FORK TOWNSHIP $42.12 $46.91 293Jackson HAMILTON TOWNSHIP $115.00 $46.57 300Jackson JACKSON TOWNSHIP $10.33 $9.87 923Jackson OWEN TOWNSHIP $27.80 $21.81 692Jackson PERSHING TOWNSHIP $15.47 $16.90 786Jackson REDDING TOWNSHIP $7.14 $7.77 945Jackson SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP $40.50 $25.20 625Jackson VERNON TOWNSHIP $24.28 $21.51 701Jackson WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $34.87 $12.38 887Jasper BARKLEY TOWNSHIP $27.23 $26.62 599Jasper CARPENTER TOWNSHIP $296.29 $234.26 18Jasper GILLAM TOWNSHIP $150.50 $102.90 75Jasper HANGING GROVE TOWNSHIP $90.27 $90.54 96Jasper JORDAN TOWNSHIP $48.80 $61.60 194Jasper KANKAKEE TOWNSHIP $323.42 $255.93 15Jasper KEENER TOWNSHIP $85.40 $78.26 127Jasper MARION TOWNSHIP $21.12 $42.38 342Jasper MILROY TOWNSHIP $26.15 $19.51 733

19

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Jasper NEWTON TOWNSHIP $40.57 $34.02 446Jasper UNION TOWNSHIP $13.72 $13.82 859Jasper WALKER TOWNSHIP $35.04 $46.21 308Jasper WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP $23.51 $15.50 819Jay BEARCREEK TOWNSHIP $34.48 $30.78 515Jay GREENE TOWNSHIP $34.44 $30.95 510Jay JACKSON TOWNSHIP $34.12 $34.80 437Jay JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $32.60 $32.23 479Jay KNOX TOWNSHIP $32.49 $25.82 612Jay MADISON TOWNSHIP $43.36 $99.89 80Jay NOBLE TOWNSHIP $32.03 $36.09 419Jay PENN TOWNSHIP $29.39 $30.72 517Jay PIKE TOWNSHIP $28.64 $31.78 490Jay RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $19.14 $14.90 834y $ $Jay WABASH TOWNSHIP $42.51 $44.27 325Jay WAYNE TOWNSHIP $21.60 $13.95 855Jefferson GRAHAM TOWNSHIP $15.28 $17.34 777Jefferson HANOVER TOWNSHIP $11.08 $11.13 908Jefferson LANCASTER TOWNSHIP $25.30 $26.39 604Jefferson MADISON TOWNSHIP $15.00 $14.43 840Jefferson MILTON TOWNSHIP $12.61 $18.31 759Jefferson MONROE TOWNSHIP $35.07 $36.62 415Jefferson REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP $33.29 $25.20 624Jefferson SALUDA TOWNSHIP $29.58 $28.49 556Jefferson SHELBY TOWNSHIP $26.89 $28.41 558Jefferson SMYRNA TOWNSHIP $28.68 $28.06 567Jennings BIGGER TOWNSHIP $33.53 $22.72 675Jennings CAMPBELL TOWNSHIP $22.91 $24.36 643Jennings CENTER TOWNSHIP $15.69 $15.97 809Jennings COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP $23.35 $23.67 658Jennings GENEVA TOWNSHIP $17.29 $37.32 408Jennings LOVETT TOWNSHIP $18.20 $17.39 776Jennings MARION TOWNSHIP $21.63 $21.85 690Jennings MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP $30.14 $37.42 405Jennings SAND CREEK TOWNSHIP $39.13 $45.09 318Jennings SPENCER TOWNSHIP $18.84 Data Not Provided ‐Jennings VERNON TOWNSHIP $21.52 $24.06 648Johnson BLUE RIVER TOWNSHIP $16.47 $14.96 833

20

Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Johnson CLARK TOWNSHIP $32.49 $14.24 843Johnson FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $12.66 $12.84 874Johnson HENSLEY TOWNSHIP $5.75 $4.30 970Johnson NEEDHAM TOWNSHIP $5.40 $4.00 975Johnson NINEVEH TOWNSHIP $9.93 $9.62 929Johnson PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $4.72 $4.18 972Johnson UNION TOWNSHIP $7.79 $14.65 837Johnson WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP $6.85 $3.90 976Knox BUSSERON TOWNSHIP $28.07 $28.24 560Knox DECKER TOWNSHIP $109.49 $105.97 69Knox HARRISON TOWNSHIP $81.48 $73.15 145Knox JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $24.71 $30.48 522Knox PALMYRA TOWNSHIP $142.75 $81.96 112Knox STEEN TOWNSHIP $71.95 $79.85 119$ $Knox VIGO TOWNSHIP $31.65 $29.90 534Knox VINCENNES TOWNSHIP $11.32 $9.84 924Knox WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $20.98 Data Not Provided ‐Knox WIDNER TOWNSHIP $52.02 $58.72 211Kosciusko CLAY TOWNSHIP $44.62 $50.27 265Kosciusko ETNA TOWNSHIP $73.88 $46.62 298Kosciusko FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $61.24 $75.85 137Kosciusko HARRISON TOWNSHIP $39.06 $41.05 358Kosciusko JACKSON TOWNSHIP $76.13 $83.76 107Kosciusko JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $29.36 $27.61 577Kosciusko LAKE TOWNSHIP $39.76 $45.79 311Kosciusko MONROE TOWNSHIP $32.09 $30.16 529Kosciusko PLAIN TOWNSHIP $52.17 $51.95 254Kosciusko PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP $62.75 $69.13 160Kosciusko SCOTT TOWNSHIP $15.35 $15.79 814Kosciusko SEWARD TOWNSHIP $26.05 $75.75 139Kosciusko TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP $117.46 $118.00 62Kosciusko TURKEY CREEK TOWNSHIP $377.68 $176.83 31Kosciusko VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $28.94 $27.75 575Kosciusko WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $57.17 $61.13 198Kosciusko WAYNE TOWNSHIP $37.30 $23.78 653LaGrange BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP $21.68 $44.62 321LaGrange CLAY TOWNSHIP $29.83 $49.06 271LaGrange CLEARSPRING TOWNSHIP $15.03 $15.37 823

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

LaGrange EDEN TOWNSHIP $12.60 $14.20 844LaGrange GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP $33.23 $30.41 524LaGrange JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $44.72 $46.49 302LaGrange LIMA TOWNSHIP $40.37 $43.74 330LaGrange MILFORD TOWNSHIP $29.28 $34.62 441LaGrange NEWBURY TOWNSHIP $15.61 Data Not Provided ‐LaGrange SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP $29.57 $29.39 544LaGrange VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $13.65 $14.07 849Lake CALUMET TOWNSHIP $254.09 $200.13 25Lake CEDAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $66.70 $86.85 102Lake CENTER TOWNSHIP $26.70 $14.60 838Lake EAGLE CREEK TOWNSHIP $99.08 $100.08 79Lake HANOVER TOWNSHIP $30.68 $29.65 541Lake HOBART TOWNSHIP $19.36 $24.55 639$ $Lake NORTH TOWNSHIP $48.50 $55.99 226Lake ROSS TOWNSHIP $31.21 $31.64 494Lake ST. JOHN TOWNSHIP $12.67 $16.02 807Lake WEST CREEK TOWNSHIP $47.45 $59.11 209Lake WINFIELD TOWNSHIP $38.64 $43.89 327LaPorte CASS TOWNSHIP $1,182.98 $645.02 3LaPorte CENTER TOWNSHIP $11.44 $12.10 896LaPorte CLINTON TOWNSHIP $40.24 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte COOLSPRING TOWNSHIP $33.02 $16.39 796LaPorte DEWEY TOWNSHIP $2,822.62 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte GALENA TOWNSHIP $6.31 $32.26 477LaPorte HANNA TOWNSHIP $194.02 $129.93 53LaPorte HUDSON TOWNSHIP $65.32 $38.01 395LaPorte JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $65.72 $68.15 162LaPorte KANKAKEE TOWNSHIP $52.97 $55.57 230LaPorte LINCOLN TOWNSHIP $92.64 $92.77 91LaPorte MICHIGAN TOWNSHIP $11.56 $12.82 875LaPorte NEW DURHAM TOWNSHIP $23.96 $36.03 421LaPorte NOBLE TOWNSHIP $53.23 $59.56 207LaPorte PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $99.02 $39.88 374LaPorte PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP $2,986.82 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte SCIPIO TOWNSHIP $33.29 $39.25 376LaPorte SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP $59.35 $62.89 186LaPorte UNION TOWNSHIP $35.67 $34.36 442

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

LaPorte WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $199.72 $32.49 475LaPorte WILLS TOWNSHIP $29.88 $27.23 585Lawrence BONO TOWNSHIP $22.29 $23.38 664Lawrence GUTHRIE TOWNSHIP $28.10 $31.68 491Lawrence INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP $16.17 $18.79 751Lawrence MARION TOWNSHIP $29.70 $17.66 770Lawrence MARSHALL TOWNSHIP $21.49 $20.20 721Lawrence PERRY TOWNSHIP $19.86 $18.80 750Lawrence PLEASANT RUN TOWNSHIP $29.05 $29.23 549Lawrence SHAWSWICK TOWNSHIP $18.65 $19.11 744Lawrence SPICE VALLEY TOWNSHIP $18.89 $19.95 723Madison ADAMS TOWNSHIP $90.69 $73.88 143Madison ANDERSON TOWNSHIP $9.47 $10.29 920Madison BOONE TOWNSHIP $65.59 $19.76 729$ $Madison DUCK CREEK TOWNSHIP $301.68 $100.35 78Madison FALL CREEK TOWNSHIP $38.04 $42.06 346Madison GREEN TOWNSHIP $33.81 $26.58 601Madison JACKSON TOWNSHIP $34.07 $35.01 435Madison LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP $30.45 $14.04 851Madison MONROE TOWNSHIP $25.39 $26.25 605Madison PIPE CREEK TOWNSHIP $36.65 $23.81 652Madison RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $31.57 $72.26 149Madison STONY CREEK TOWNSHIP $28.34 $9.01 933Madison UNION TOWNSHIP $61.58 $45.73 313Madison VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $175.14 $277.35 13Marion CENTER TOWNSHIP $108.34 $77.50 132Marion DECATUR TOWNSHIP $492.68 $358.80 6Marion FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $162.32 $96.71 86Marion LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP $307.28 $44.44 324Marion PERRY TOWNSHIP $63.01 $9.82 925Marion PIKE TOWNSHIP $424.28 $341.78 7Marion WARREN TOWNSHIP $16.70 $14.29 842Marion WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $15.87 $12.99 871Marion WAYNE TOWNSHIP $210.53 $207.42 22Marshall BOURBON TOWNSHIP $44.18 $38.00 396Marshall CENTER TOWNSHIP $27.56 $21.41 704Marshall GERMAN TOWNSHIP $45.05 $63.14 185Marshall GREEN TOWNSHIP $58.52 $54.06 238

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Marshall NORTH TOWNSHIP $42.55 $36.48 416Marshall POLK TOWNSHIP $83.30 $80.91 114Marshall TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP $72.86 $64.04 183Marshall UNION TOWNSHIP $111.38 $55.85 228Marshall WALNUT TOWNSHIP $34.27 $28.91 552Marshall WEST TOWNSHIP $70.15 $67.43 171Martin CENTER TOWNSHIP $18.93 $20.47 718Martin HALBERT TOWNSHIP $30.68 $26.10 607Martin LOST RIVER TOWNSHIP $53.19 $33.58 455Martin MITCHELTREE TOWNSHIP $36.18 $35.07 434Martin PERRY TOWNSHIP $19.52 $23.41 663Martin RUTHERFORD TOWNSHIP $35.85 $38.74 383Miami ALLEN TOWNSHIP $50.64 $52.15 253Miami BUTLER TOWNSHIP $12.69 $28.21 562$ $Miami CLAY TOWNSHIP $26.48 $28.20 563Miami DEER CREEK TOWNSHIP $5.43 $5.36 962Miami ERIE TOWNSHIP $34.03 $32.09 482Miami HARRISON TOWNSHIP $23.95 $21.47 703Miami JACKSON TOWNSHIP $18.17 $17.53 774Miami JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $26.08 $26.58 600Miami PERRY TOWNSHIP $33.33 Data Not Provided ‐Miami PERU TOWNSHIP $13.45 $15.13 827Miami PIPE CREEK TOWNSHIP $13.47 $12.97 872Miami RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $26.72 $28.49 557Miami UNION TOWNSHIP $28.87 $15.22 824Miami WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $19.36 $20.91 713Monroe BEAN BLOSSOM TOWNSHIP $39.11 $105.09 71Monroe BENTON TOWNSHIP $77.75 $123.20 59Monroe BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP $58.44 $40.87 361Monroe CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $38.82 $38.51 387Monroe INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP $78.25 $77.77 131Monroe PERRY TOWNSHIP $22.90 $16.01 808Monroe POLK TOWNSHIP $182.36 $170.51 32Monroe RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $70.71 $62.64 189Monroe SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP $190.02 $79.96 118Monroe VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $164.66 $141.37 41Monroe WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $11.20 $9.05 932Montgomery BROWN TOWNSHIP $48.07 $57.07 221

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Montgomery CLARK TOWNSHIP $22.18 $32.52 473Montgomery COAL CREEK TOWNSHIP $75.76 $95.23 88Montgomery FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $23.96 $22.09 686Montgomery MADISON TOWNSHIP $229.49 $104.35 73Montgomery RIPLEY TOWNSHIP $87.25 $71.04 155Montgomery SCOTT TOWNSHIP $36.40 $40.57 363Montgomery SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $91.64 $68.03 163Montgomery UNION TOWNSHIP $159.15 $31.35 500Montgomery WALNUT TOWNSHIP $44.48 $33.79 452Montgomery WAYNE TOWNSHIP $65.98 $65.82 177Morgan ADAMS TOWNSHIP $40.91 $41.72 350Morgan ASHLAND TOWNSHIP $19.00 Data Not Provided ‐Morgan BAKER TOWNSHIP $37.44 $43.43 331Morgan BROWN TOWNSHIP $131.31 $138.64 44g $ $Morgan CLAY TOWNSHIP $33.37 $26.23 606Morgan GREEN TOWNSHIP $138.65 $73.42 144Morgan GREGG TOWNSHIP $195.29 $104.93 72Morgan HARRISON TOWNSHIP $11.33 $11.13 907Morgan JACKSON TOWNSHIP $88.17 $72.77 146Morgan JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $28.43 $49.75 268Morgan MADISON TOWNSHIP $470.23 $182.99 27Morgan MONROE TOWNSHIP $4.30 $4.09 974Morgan RAY TOWNSHIP $33.37 $36.96 412Morgan WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $88.67 $60.70 200Newton BEAVER TOWNSHIP $214.58 $207.04 23Newton COLFAX TOWNSHIP $366.81 Data Not Provided ‐Newton GRANT TOWNSHIP $126.67 $57.38 220Newton IROQUOIS TOWNSHIP $131.39 $130.38 50Newton JACKSON TOWNSHIP $250.87 $280.87 12Newton JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $59.93 $44.48 323Newton LAKE TOWNSHIP $120.28 $165.32 36Newton LINCOLN TOWNSHIP $90.10 $88.40 98Newton MCCLELLAN TOWNSHIP $347.68 $511.47 4Newton WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $481.73 $226.70 19Noble ALBION TOWNSHIP $13.73 $14.16 846Noble ALLEN TOWNSHIP $23.48 $17.65 771Noble ELKHART TOWNSHIP $31.82 $31.40 498Noble GREEN TOWNSHIP $28.65 Data Not Provided ‐

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Noble JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $45.81 $47.29 287Noble NOBLE TOWNSHIP $72.65 $79.62 120Noble ORANGE TOWNSHIP $88.50 $97.56 85Noble PERRY TOWNSHIP $22.28 $23.58 660Noble SPARTA TOWNSHIP $59.91 Data Not Provided ‐Noble SWAN TOWNSHIP $23.36 $24.96 633Noble WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $38.99 $49.94 266Noble WAYNE TOWNSHIP $11.17 $13.68 861Noble YORK TOWNSHIP $37.68 $37.36 406Ohio CASS TOWNSHIP $32.83 $25.03 630Ohio PIKE TOWNSHIP $38.10 $40.33 370Ohio RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP $15.93 $13.96 854Ohio UNION TOWNSHIP $24.61 $15.97 810Orange FRENCH LICK TOWNSHIP $10.93 $10.93 911g $ $Orange GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP $34.65 $31.68 492Orange JACKSON TOWNSHIP $14.27 $15.46 821Orange NORTHEAST TOWNSHIP $22.10 $25.45 615Orange NORTHWEST TOWNSHIP $31.78 $34.96 436Orange ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP $17.86 $22.17 683Orange ORLEANS TOWNSHIP $4.32 $4.23 971Orange PAOLI TOWNSHIP $6.72 $7.17 952Orange SOUTHEAST TOWNSHIP $5.65 $4.82 966Orange STAMPERSCREEK TOWNSHIP $12.28 $11.27 905Owen CLAY TOWNSHIP $29.38 $25.55 613Owen FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $34.14 $33.17 463Owen HARRISON TOWNSHIP $41.64 $33.98 448Owen JACKSON TOWNSHIP $64.19 $98.12 83Owen JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $28.87 $27.86 569Owen JENNINGS TOWNSHIP $23.77 $23.12 667Owen LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP $12.70 $14.10 847Owen MARION TOWNSHIP $19.23 $12.59 882Owen MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP $13.55 $15.91 812Owen MORGAN TOWNSHIP $18.17 $27.37 582Owen TAYLOR TOWNSHIP $16.44 $19.29 740Owen WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $10.13 $10.87 912Owen WAYNE TOWNSHIP $19.62 $17.27 779Parke ADAMS TOWNSHIP $39.07 $26.09 608Parke FLORIDA TOWNSHIP $56.58 $46.98 292

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Parke GREENE TOWNSHIP $39.04 $39.18 377Parke HOWARD TOWNSHIP $32.58 $33.15 464Parke JACKSON TOWNSHIP $56.04 $29.49 543Parke LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $30.60 $31.86 487Parke PENN TOWNSHIP $70.35 $22.10 685Parke RACCOON TOWNSHIP $68.16 $71.81 151Parke RESERVE TOWNSHIP $39.16 $40.45 367Parke SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $24.98 $25.04 629Parke UNION TOWNSHIP $95.08 $80.51 117Parke WABASH TOWNSHIP $20.90 $58.36 214Parke WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $19.56 $15.13 828Perry ANDERSON TOWNSHIP $6.40 $5.53 961Perry CLARK TOWNSHIP $8.14 $7.28 951Perry LEOPOLD TOWNSHIP $16.40 $16.19 801y $ $Perry OIL TOWNSHIP $3.14 $3.09 979Perry TOBIN TOWNSHIP $17.34 $17.68 768Perry TROY TOWNSHIP $8.06 $8.00 944Perry UNION TOWNSHIP $27.14 $27.75 574Pike CLAY TOWNSHIP $41.94 $41.87 347Pike JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $20.15 $21.11 708Pike LOCKHART TOWNSHIP $45.90 $48.13 278Pike LOGAN TOWNSHIP $23.76 $23.22 665Pike MADISON TOWNSHIP $46.20 $46.01 310Pike MARION TOWNSHIP $23.75 $18.39 757Pike MONROE TOWNSHIP $61.96 $43.82 329Pike PATOKA TOWNSHIP $11.15 $11.01 910Pike WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $26.25 $34.75 439Porter BOONE TOWNSHIP $22.64 $23.77 654Porter CENTER TOWNSHIP $40.21 $36.46 417Porter JACKSON TOWNSHIP $25.44 $25.01 631Porter LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $34.83 $35.81 423Porter MORGAN TOWNSHIP $34.64 $26.80 597Porter PINE TOWNSHIP $53.78 $27.76 573Porter PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $59.39 $98.57 82Porter PORTAGE TOWNSHIP $90.22 $62.46 190Porter PORTER TOWNSHIP $61.22 $33.58 454Porter UNION TOWNSHIP $36.54 $35.10 433Porter WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $37.00 $53.18 246

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Porter WESTCHESTER TOWNSHIP $10.43 $7.63 946Posey BETHEL TOWNSHIP $49.31 $61.15 197Posey BLACK TOWNSHIP $88.33 $62.81 187Posey CENTER TOWNSHIP $12.86 $13.65 862Posey HARMONY TOWNSHIP $52.19 $42.57 340Posey LYNN TOWNSHIP $59.46 $75.17 141Posey MARRS TOWNSHIP $81.69 $78.67 126Posey POINT TOWNSHIP $58.78 $56.38 224Posey ROBB TOWNSHIP $19.76 $59.01 210Posey ROBINSON TOWNSHIP $50.49 $94.11 90Posey SMITH TOWNSHIP $47.60 $50.30 264Pulaski BEAVER TOWNSHIP $55.69 $16.59 790Pulaski CASS TOWNSHIP $43.04 $34.14 444Pulaski FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $34.53 $33.24 462$ $Pulaski HARRISON TOWNSHIP $49.78 $46.36 306Pulaski INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP Data Not Provided $16.03 806Pulaski JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $40.94 $40.66 362Pulaski MONROE TOWNSHIP $19.39 $18.94 747Pulaski RICH GROVE TOWNSHIP $29.46 $31.45 497Pulaski SALEM TOWNSHIP $47.26 $60.17 203Pulaski TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP $53.56 $64.37 182Pulaski VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $65.79 $84.72 106Pulaski WHITE POST TOWNSHIP $58.53 $75.81 138Putnam CLINTON TOWNSHIP $15.26 $13.64 863Putnam CLOVERDALE TOWNSHIP $35.04 Data Not Provided ‐Putnam FLOYD TOWNSHIP $6.74 $6.39 957Putnam FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $13.92 $18.06 763Putnam GREENCASTLE TOWNSHIP $10.56 $7.13 953Putnam JACKSON TOWNSHIP $16.47 $16.15 804Putnam JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $113.50 $31.98 486Putnam MADISON TOWNSHIP $65.69 $67.45 170Putnam MARION TOWNSHIP $21.58 $21.48 702Putnam MONROE TOWNSHIP $13.53 $12.70 877Putnam RUSSELL TOWNSHIP $52.25 $35.56 426Putnam WARREN TOWNSHIP $8.07 $7.47 949Putnam WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $26.33 $28.15 564Randolph FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $26.35 $27.56 578Randolph GREEN TOWNSHIP $30.66 $29.88 535

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Randolph GREENSFORK TOWNSHIP $42.00 $65.74 178Randolph JACKSON TOWNSHIP $47.24 $41.31 356Randolph MONROE TOWNSHIP $19.62 $21.00 709Randolph STONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP $30.19 Data Not Provided ‐Randolph UNION TOWNSHIP $44.01 Data Not Provided ‐Randolph WARD TOWNSHIP $45.30 $24.25 645Randolph WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $25.54 $21.97 689Randolph WAYNE TOWNSHIP $12.79 $14.05 850Randolph WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP $42.66 $36.69 414Ripley ADAMS TOWNSHIP $13.83 $15.93 811Ripley BROWN TOWNSHIP $24.50 $27.00 590Ripley CENTER TOWNSHIP $28.50 $47.05 290Ripley DELAWARE TOWNSHIP $25.53 $28.23 561Ripley FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $11.37 $11.18 906p y $ $Ripley JACKSON TOWNSHIP $27.31 $24.15 647Ripley JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $28.61 $19.28 741Ripley LAUGHERY TOWNSHIP $15.46 $14.72 836Ripley OTTER CREEK TOWNSHIP $27.93 $31.03 509Ripley SHELBY TOWNSHIP $24.94 $25.12 627Ripley WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $23.29 $29.22 550Rush ANDERSON TOWNSHIP $51.94 $76.58 134Rush CENTER TOWNSHIP $57.48 $61.69 193Rush JACKSON TOWNSHIP $126.42 $97.87 84Rush NOBLE TOWNSHIP $27.58 $21.21 707Rush ORANGE TOWNSHIP $18.46 $15.10 831Rush POSEY TOWNSHIP $73.86 $67.71 167Rush RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $37.68 $47.25 289Rush RIPLEY TOWNSHIP $56.28 $60.28 202Rush RUSHVILLE TOWNSHIP $23.53 $17.20 781Rush UNION TOWNSHIP $17.90 $19.10 745Rush WALKER TOWNSHIP $18.08 $19.25 742Rush WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $89.53 $98.78 81St. Joseph CENTRE TOWNSHIP $3.71 $4.30 969St. Joseph CLAY TOWNSHIP $218.03 $247.77 16St. Joseph GERMAN TOWNSHIP $21.37 $20.47 719St. Joseph GREENE TOWNSHIP $18.61 $14.39 841St. Joseph HARRIS TOWNSHIP $68.29 $13.37 867St. Joseph LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $55.41 $48.39 274

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

St. Joseph LINCOLN TOWNSHIP $46.89 $19.61 732St. Joseph MADISON TOWNSHIP $52.09 $169.91 34St. Joseph OLIVE TOWNSHIP $80.97 $71.34 152St. Joseph PENN TOWNSHIP $28.85 $67.93 164St. Joseph PORTAGE TOWNSHIP $34.93 $38.69 384St. Joseph UNION TOWNSHIP $72.28 $67.84 165St. Joseph WARREN TOWNSHIP $112.97 $13.39 866Scott FINLEY TOWNSHIP $24.12 $22.25 680Scott JENNINGS TOWNSHIP $27.82 $21.60 699Scott JOHNSON TOWNSHIP $28.14 $30.05 533Scott LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP $17.03 $19.37 737Scott VIENNA TOWNSHIP $15.18 $14.08 848Shelby ADDISON TOWNSHIP $13.33 $8.22 938Shelby BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP $55.48 $56.30 225y $ $Shelby HANOVER TOWNSHIP $38.83 $35.66 425Shelby HENDRICKS TOWNSHIP $30.11 $26.01 610Shelby JACKSON TOWNSHIP $15.87 Data Not Provided ‐Shelby LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $12.19 $22.35 678Shelby MARION TOWNSHIP $24.87 $27.23 584Shelby MORAL TOWNSHIP $61.57 $79.20 122Shelby NOBLE TOWNSHIP $27.71 $26.85 595Shelby SHELBY TOWNSHIP $41.14 $40.53 365Shelby SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $70.21 $76.42 135Shelby UNION TOWNSHIP $40.44 $58.40 212Shelby VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP $53.97 $54.98 236Shelby WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $30.95 $32.19 480Spencer CARTER TOWNSHIP $8.48 $10.03 921Spencer CLAY TOWNSHIP $14.80 $15.21 825Spencer GRASS TOWNSHIP $55.77 $61.31 196Spencer HAMMOND TOWNSHIP $27.33 $16.29 798Spencer HARRISON TOWNSHIP $12.16 $22.86 671Spencer HUFF TOWNSHIP $28.32 $21.26 706Spencer JACKSON TOWNSHIP $32.16 $26.57 602Spencer LUCE TOWNSHIP $116.44 $108.93 66Spencer OHIO TOWNSHIP $56.97 $76.38 136Starke CALIFORNIA TOWNSHIP $114.12 $295.68 9Starke CENTER TOWNSHIP $19.73 $8.78 936Starke DAVIS TOWNSHIP $59.26 $71.06 154

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Starke JACKSON TOWNSHIP $44.82 $30.87 511Starke NORTH BEND TOWNSHIP $48.59 $50.37 262Starke OREGON TOWNSHIP $36.90 $37.95 398Starke RAILROAD TOWNSHIP $94.03 $103.13 74Starke WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $56.75 Data Not Provided ‐Starke WAYNE TOWNSHIP $8.80 $12.02 897Steuben CLEAR LAKE TOWNSHIP $51.19 $50.33 263Steuben FREMONT TOWNSHIP $13.08 $13.85 857Steuben JACKSON TOWNSHIP $27.30 $27.91 568Steuben JAMESTOWN TOWNSHIP $95.12 $92.73 92Steuben MILLGROVE TOWNSHIP $38.90 $57.54 218Steuben OTSEGO TOWNSHIP $59.73 $30.72 516Steuben PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $48.30 $43.41 332Steuben RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $106.66 $59.51 208$ $Steuben SALEM TOWNSHIP $33.88 $30.22 526Steuben SCOTT TOWNSHIP $21.11 $22.17 684Steuben STEUBEN TOWNSHIP $48.99 $26.90 594Steuben YORK TOWNSHIP $29.36 $33.38 460Sullivan CASS TOWNSHIP $31.62 $27.77 572Sullivan CURRY TOWNSHIP $55.93 $139.21 43Sullivan FAIRBANKS TOWNSHIP $70.89 $65.83 176Sullivan GILL TOWNSHIP $107.59 $107.68 68Sullivan HADDON TOWNSHIP $44.32 $22.99 669Sullivan HAMILTON TOWNSHIP $18.82 $19.84 728Sullivan JACKSON TOWNSHIP $31.42 Data Not Provided ‐Sullivan JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $156.31 $128.33 55Sullivan TURMAN TOWNSHIP $54.94 $88.67 97Switzerland COTTON TOWNSHIP $38.74 $30.85 512Switzerland CRAIG TOWNSHIP $52.02 $48.30 275Switzerland JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $27.31 $30.54 520Switzerland PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $44.58 $43.93 326Switzerland POSEY TOWNSHIP $37.84 $29.25 547Switzerland YORK TOWNSHIP $68.58 $66.65 173Tippecanoe FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP $7.75 $8.07 941Tippecanoe JACKSON TOWNSHIP $115.94 $102.34 76Tippecanoe LAURAMIE TOWNSHIP $57.88 $179.32 29Tippecanoe PERRY TOWNSHIP $149.49 $6.52 956Tippecanoe RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP $164.19 $136.19 45

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Tippecanoe SHEFFIELD TOWNSHIP $20.60 $16.27 800Tippecanoe SHELBY TOWNSHIP $20.73 $46.65 297Tippecanoe TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP $204.23 $65.55 179Tippecanoe UNION TOWNSHIP $25.40 $27.09 587Tippecanoe WABASH TOWNSHIP $10.80 $15.46 820Tippecanoe WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $145.26 $34.35 443Tippecanoe WAYNE TOWNSHIP $73.52 $72.76 147Tippecanoe WEA TOWNSHIP $12.15 $18.00 766Tipton CICERO TOWNSHIP $59.73 $46.40 305Tipton JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $32.89 $46.55 301Tipton LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $62.04 $22.35 677Tipton MADISON TOWNSHIP $74.48 $139.71 42Tipton PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP $20.55 $19.96 722Tipton WILDCAT TOWNSHIP $89.81 $126.40 58p $ $Union BROWNSVILLE TOWNSHIP $26.30 $24.71 638Union CENTER TOWNSHIP $12.24 $14.20 845Union HARMONY TOWNSHIP $44.66 $46.19 309Union HARRISON TOWNSHIP $59.61 $57.74 217Union LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $22.19 $24.92 634Union UNION TOWNSHIP $12.77 $12.58 883Vanderburgh ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP $57.74 $60.46 201Vanderburgh CENTER TOWNSHIP $32.50 $32.90 465Vanderburgh GERMAN TOWNSHIP $46.21 $48.59 273Vanderburgh PERRY TOWNSHIP $21.96 $23.73 656Vanderburgh KNIGHT TOWNSHIP $11.21 $9.08 931Vanderburgh PIGEON TOWNSHIP $39.40 $39.17 378Vanderburgh SCOTT TOWNSHIP $100.31 $134.57 48Vanderburgh UNION TOWNSHIP $320.09 $246.14 17Vermillion CLINTON TOWNSHIP $62.06 $35.46 428Vermillion EUGENE TOWNSHIP $37.96 $30.07 532Vermillion HELT TOWNSHIP $78.37 $75.05 142Vermillion HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP $29.21 $49.63 269Vermillion VERMILLION TOWNSHIP $156.23 $69.14 159Vigo FAYETTE TOWNSHIP $36.47 $25.08 628Vigo HARRISON TOWNSHIP $18.57 $19.32 738Vigo HONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP $1.63 $1.65 980Vigo LINTON TOWNSHIP $60.90 $47.88 281Vigo LOST CREEK TOWNSHIP $10.38 $10.83 913

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Vigo NEVINS TOWNSHIP $216.20 $31.04 508Vigo OTTER CREEK TOWNSHIP $26.05 $38.13 393Vigo PIERSON TOWNSHIP $61.31 $59.95 205Vigo PRAIRIE CREEK TOWNSHIP $35.29 $29.79 539Vigo PRAIRIETON TOWNSHIP $11.65 $11.75 900Vigo RILEY TOWNSHIP $10.71 $11.70 901Vigo SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP $36.05 $33.86 451Wabash CHESTER TOWNSHIP $38.30 $47.28 288Wabash LAGRO TOWNSHIP $65.62 $67.73 166Wabash LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $188.02 $52.28 250Wabash NOBLE TOWNSHIP $17.05 $13.29 868Wabash PAW PAW TOWNSHIP $45.17 $40.27 371Wabash PLEASANT TOWNSHIP $74.63 $70.42 156Wabash WALTZ TOWNSHIP $19.04 $18.06 764$ $Warren ADAMS TOWNSHIP $42.94 $46.57 299Warren JORDAN TOWNSHIP $82.14 $81.99 111Warren KENT TOWNSHIP $46.07 $40.23 373Warren LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $35.03 $30.83 513Warren MEDINA TOWNSHIP $44.83 $51.66 256Warren MOUND TOWNSHIP $66.27 $42.33 343Warren PIKE TOWNSHIP $23.97 Data Not Provided ‐Warren PINE TOWNSHIP $43.98 $55.10 234Warren PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP $51.66 $37.55 402Warren STEUBEN TOWNSHIP $41.08 $38.92 379Warren WARREN TOWNSHIP $21.70 $20.92 711Warren WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $17.41 $18.30 760Warrick ANDERSON TOWNSHIP $374.84 $740.90 1Warrick BOON TOWNSHIP $32.17 $12.60 881Warrick CAMPBELL TOWNSHIP $21.35 $22.71 676Warrick GREER TOWNSHIP $14.73 $15.58 818Warrick HART TOWNSHIP $43.30 $16.74 789Warrick LANE TOWNSHIP $28.60 $12.17 893Warrick OHIO TOWNSHIP $26.31 $17.55 773Warrick OWEN TOWNSHIP $44.48 $21.81 691Warrick PIGEON TOWNSHIP $62.29 $55.21 233Warrick SKELTON TOWNSHIP $42.44 $50.93 260Washington BROWN TOWNSHIP $17.53 $18.73 754Washington FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $31.84 $32.79 468

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

Washington GIBSON TOWNSHIP $31.59 $33.45 458Washington HOWARD TOWNSHIP $14.54 $15.86 813Washington JACKSON TOWNSHIP $28.52 $36.02 422Washington JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $27.04 $31.39 499Washington MADISON TOWNSHIP $62.76 $49.87 267Washington MONROE TOWNSHIP $94.88 $78.74 124Washington PIERCE TOWNSHIP $15.86 $15.62 817Washington POLK TOWNSHIP $15.67 $16.98 785Washington POSEY TOWNSHIP $39.82 $48.04 280Washington VERNON TOWNSHIP $35.38 $37.77 400Washington WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $19.29 $23.67 657Wayne ABINGTON TOWNSHIP $81.99 $77.88 130Wayne BOSTON TOWNSHIP $120.71 $23.82 651Wayne CENTER TOWNSHIP $18.62 $8.10 940y $ $Wayne CLAY TOWNSHIP $73.88 $71.15 153Wayne DALTON TOWNSHIP $33.57 $41.67 352Wayne FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP $68.21 $37.32 407Wayne GREENE TOWNSHIP $62.55 $40.53 366Wayne HARRISON TOWNSHIP $74.01 $27.27 583Wayne JACKSON TOWNSHIP $20.28 $26.74 598Wayne JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $33.26 $38.29 390Wayne NEW GARDEN TOWNSHIP $60.05 $126.82 57Wayne PERRY TOWNSHIP $88.61 $87.98 100Wayne WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $33.71 $28.70 553Wayne WAYNE TOWNSHIP $32.37 $44.56 322Wayne WEBSTER TOWNSHIP $50.06 $130.30 52Wells CHESTER TOWNSHIP $35.07 $29.83 537Wells HARRISON TOWNSHIP $16.62 $16.84 787Wells JACKSON TOWNSHIP $29.26 $23.86 650Wells JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $20.46 $20.58 716Wells LANCASTER TOWNSHIP $21.00 $17.90 767Wells LIBERTY TOWNSHIP $40.12 $55.48 231Wells NOTTINGHAM TOWNSHIP $427.71 $80.87 115Wells ROCKCREEK TOWNSHIP $32.72 $25.22 623Wells UNION TOWNSHIP $28.51 $18.50 756White BIG CREEK TOWNSHIP $25.45 $205.18 24White CASS TOWNSHIP $45.57 $45.36 316White HONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP $75.45 $78.76 123

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Average: $47.60

Median: $31.73


Highest: $740.90






2011 Expenditures

White JACKSON TOWNSHIP $30.87 $32.62 471White LIBERTY TOWNSHIP ‐$254.97 $141.75 40White LINCOLN TOWNSHIP $42.10 $51.94 255White MONON TOWNSHIP $58.07 $38.61 386White PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP $17.22 $18.26 762White PRINCETON TOWNSHIP $51.65 $31.19 503White ROUND GROVE TOWNSHIP $99.72 $169.97 33White UNION TOWNSHIP $69.49 $25.40 619White WEST POINT TOWNSHIP $148.75 $83.42 108Whitley CLEVELAND TOWNSHIP $120.40 $87.54 101Whitley COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP $24.74 $19.18 743Whitley ETNA TROY TOWNSHIP $53.72 $52.90 248Whitley JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $75.18 $76.73 133Whitley RICHLAND TOWNSHIP $75.68 $92.31 93y $ $Whitley SMITH TOWNSHIP $31.01 $55.43 232Whitley THORNCREEK TOWNSHIP $109.49 $58.39 213Whitley UNION TOWNSHIP $244.50 $57.83 215Whitley WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP $111.74 $110.24 65

(1) Liberty Township in White County reported expenditures in 2010 of ‐$566,793.51. This appears to be due to erroneous reporting of investment expenditures in the 2010 Annual Report.; however, the Department cannot verify or correct the presence of this error. Expenditures for Liberty Township have been presented in this Report as provided in the 2010 Annual Report.

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Cities and Towns Cities and towns in Indiana provide police, fire protection, and developmental planning. There are currently 565 cities and towns in Indiana, excluding Indianapolis which is considered to be a special district due to its consolidated structure. Population counts for Indiana cities and towns range from 22 (River Forest Town) to 253,691 (Fort Wayne City). Differences in expenditure levels between cities and towns have many causes in addition to varying levels of efficiency. First, numerous cities and towns receive large amounts of revenue from specialized sources such as gambling riverboats that may allow for greater expenditures. Second, as with townships, cities and towns often join fire protection districts or territories, further increasing the complexity of comparing expenditures to level of service. In addition, some cities and towns provide enterprise services, such as electrical, water, sewer, and solid waste removal. Cities and towns that provide these services may have greater per capita expenditures than cities and towns that do not. To facilitate review, expenditures for cities and towns are broken out by total non-enterprise net expenditures and total net expenditures, which is the sum of non-enterprise and enterprise expenditures. The average per capita total expenditure for all reporting cities and towns was $1,735.97. The disparity between the median ($1,432.57) and the average indicates that other factors beyond population affect expenditure levels. In particular, economies of scale may be present in larger cities and towns that reduce the net cost of providing a given level of service to taxpayers. City and town expenditures are grouped by county. Each city or town is listed only once. Cities or towns that serve populations in more than one county are listed under the county with the greater share of the city or town’s constituency.

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Non‐Enterprise Expenditures Total Expenditures

Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85

Units Reporting: 536 536

County Name Unit Name2010 Non‐Enterprise

Expenditures Per Capita2011 Non‐Enterprise

Expenditures Per Capita2011 Unit Rank

2010 Total Expenditures Per Capita


2011 Unit Rank

Adams BERNE CIVIL CITY $443.07 $746.47 238 $966.23 $1,349.14 287Adams DECATUR CIVIL CITY $601.31 $605.19 295 $1,091.15 $1,059.30 339Adams GENEVA CIVIL TOWN $267.79 $575.38 311 $663.57 $936.79 368Adams MONROE CIVIL TOWN $288.09 $599.67 297 $592.38 $959.29 362Allen FORT WAYNE CIVIL CITY $471.01 $1,157.63 129 $1,109.73 $1,882.78 178Allen GRABILL CIVIL TOWN $506.60 $396.49 372 $1,009.76 $980.38 355Allen HUNTERTOWN CIVIL TOWN $168.54 $148.73 495 $1,216.44 $669.74 425Allen LEO‐CEDARVILLE $414.15 $229.97 454 $414.15 $270.01 490Allen MONROEVILLE CIVIL TOWN $643.32 $509.96 328 $1,006.10 $890.16 377Allen NEW HAVEN CIVIL CITY $748.43 $994.64 161 $1,148.90 $1,505.52 259All WOO U N CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $

City and Town Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

2011 Expenditures

Allen WOODBURN CIVIL CITY $220.71 $254.19 440 $736.07 $1,206.53 314Bartholomew CLIFFORD CIVIL TOWN $135.31 Data Not Provided ‐ $135.31 Data Not Provided ‐Bartholomew COLUMBUS CIVIL CITY $1,831.45 $1,621.78 62 $2,903.81 $2,223.87 126Bartholomew ELIZABETHTOWN CIVIL TOWN $109.09 $60.04 531 $405.92 $267.24 492Bartholomew HARTSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $440.48 $109.09 511 $440.48 $455.39 458Bartholomew HOPE CIVIL TOWN $286.36 $475.12 336 $622.85 $1,222.56 312Bartholomew JONESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $187.53 $70.06 527 $187.53 $70.06 531Benton AMBIA CIVIL TOWN $386.16 $288.38 422 $573.86 $430.02 464Benton BOSWELL CIVIL TOWN $641.74 $514.61 326 $1,087.41 $934.49 369Benton EARL PARK CIVIL TOWN $436.94 $366.54 387 $620.26 $521.86 446Benton FOWLER CIVIL TOWN $923.71 $618.66 289 $1,298.56 $1,398.52 275Benton OTTERBEIN CIVIL TOWN $682.61 $831.51 212 $1,321.49 $1,513.38 252Benton OXFORD CIVIL TOWN $528.37 $820.76 217 $1,063.11 $1,555.62 238Blackford HARTFORD CITY CIVIL CITY $564.08 $1,102.49 140 $1,032.64 $1,670.24 209Blackford MONTPELIER CIVIL CITY $726.29 $719.15 247 $1,513.03 $2,502.44 96Blackford SHAMROCK LAKES CIVIL TOWN $194.24 $253.73 441 $400.14 $510.06 448Boone ADVANCE CIVIL TOWN $1,615.17 $1,011.04 157 $3,398.91 $2,743.49 88Boone JAMESTOWN CIVIL TOWN $820.56 $3,402.45 10 $2,103.44 $5,196.90 17Boone LEBANON CIVIL CITY $835.86 $1,161.88 128 $835.86 $3,155.87 64Boone THORNTOWN CIVIL TOWN $755.22 $1,030.82 153 $1,820.78 $2,083.83 147

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







2011 Unit Rank


2011 Expenditures

Boone ULEN CIVIL TOWN $582.61 $942.57 172 $582.61 $942.57 365Boone WHITESTOWN CIVIL TOWN $1,755.16 $2,107.31 26 $3,976.71 $3,111.44 66Boone ZIONSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $1,268.92 $1,815.71 43 $2,096.35 $2,041.28 153Brown NASHVILLE CIVIL TOWN $948.68 $1,195.48 120 $4,847.78 $9,871.58 4Carroll BURLINGTON CIVIL TOWN $372.72 $380.43 379 $600.54 $574.58 437Carroll CAMDEN CIVIL TOWN $630.57 $888.54 191 $1,016.67 $1,803.45 192Carroll DELPHI CIVIL CITY $1,086.41 $1,429.55 86 $1,610.40 $2,133.35 139Carroll FLORA CIVIL TOWN $723.50 $1,026.82 156 $2,225.70 $2,708.01 90Carroll YEOMAN CIVIL TOWN $1,981.62 $291.79 419 $1,981.62 $291.79 486Cass GALVESTON CIVIL TOWN $448.49 $586.73 305 $925.93 $1,137.41 325C LOGANS O CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $Cass LOGANSPORT CIVIL CITY $771.88 $962.05 167 $3,530.71 $3,805.76 40Cass ONWARD CIVIL TOWN $161.23 $159.15 489 $161.23 $159.15 512Cass ROYAL CENTER CIVIL TOWN $228.47 $521.73 323 $689.43 $941.15 366Cass WALTON CIVIL TOWN $323.05 $257.69 439 $905.91 $777.08 402Clark CHARLESTOWN CIVIL CITY $1,003.57 $906.96 185 $1,290.54 $1,339.30 289Clark CLARKSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $1,499.97 $1,362.37 97 $1,722.20 $1,640.76 217Clark JEFFERSONVILLE CIVIL CITY $1,170.90 $1,412.53 88 $1,665.81 $2,150.19 134Clark SELLERSBURG CIVIL TOWN $743.51 $914.70 182 $1,397.12 $1,519.50 250Clark TOWN OF BORDEN $458.25 $418.06 360 $735.72 $696.28 417Clark UTICA CIVIL TOWN $191.54 $213.67 462 $191.54 $213.67 500Clay BRAZIL CIVIL CITY $726.17 $775.29 227 $1,656.64 $1,706.67 206Clay CARBON CIVIL TOWN $134.87 $164.72 486 $788.34 $1,038.47 345Clay CENTER POINT CIVIL TOWN $166.38 $184.41 478 $909.90 $2,341.15 113Clay CLAY CITY CIVIL TOWN $256.65 $547.11 315 $1,128.20 $1,511.03 255Clay HARMONY CIVIL TOWN $155.44 $216.23 461 $155.44 $216.23 499Clay KNIGHTSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $72.16 $97.36 514 $356.84 $388.51 472Clay STAUNTON CIVIL TOWN $1,342.67 $881.15 195 $3,825.17 $2,046.69 152Clinton COLFAX CIVIL TOWN $359.81 $722.69 244 $558.49 $1,033.74 346Clinton FRANKFORT CIVIL CITY $600.66 $774.63 228 $3,071.59 $3,775.15 41Clinton KIRKLIN CIVIL TOWN $1,073.64 $614.15 291 $1,446.04 $1,001.25 352

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







2011 Unit Rank


2011 Expenditures

Clinton MICHIGANTOWN CIVIL TOWN $214.22 $153.24 492 $382.52 $434.65 462Clinton MULBERRY CIVIL TOWN $255.36 $438.79 349 $623.94 $781.09 401Clinton ROSSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $291.23 $406.26 363 $641.03 $763.29 406Crawford ALTON CIVIL TOWN $72.92 $65.83 529 $72.92 $65.83 532Crawford ENGLISH CIVIL TOWN $496.64 Data Not Provided ‐ $1,359.25 Data Not Provided ‐Crawford LEAVENWORTH CIVIL TOWN $582.27 $461.10 343 $2,069.18 $1,950.86 169Crawford MARENGO CIVIL TOWN $390.68 $1,125.12 134 $587.13 $1,471.17 263Crawford MILLTOWN CIVIL TOWN $441.19 $775.71 226 $607.44 $1,054.32 341Daviess ALFORDSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $36.58 $115.50 510 $1,165.46 $1,159.05 321Daviess CANNELBURG CIVIL TOWN $157.58 $125.35 506 $157.58 $125.35 519

i LNO A CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Daviess ELNORA CIVIL TOWN $274.40 $581.78 307 $2,550.12 $2,831.57 82Daviess MONTGOMERY CIVIL TOWN $547.13 $329.69 399 $1,120.03 $1,170.58 319Daviess ODON CIVIL TOWN $935.39 $941.78 173 $1,387.62 $2,219.94 127Daviess PLAINVILLE CIVIL TOWN $961.17 $295.12 418 $961.17 $530.17 443Daviess WASHINGTON CIVIL CITY $715.37 $1,076.10 142 $3,743.06 $4,221.62 33Dearborn AURORA CIVIL CITY $1,167.94 $1,919.83 34 $2,806.45 $3,625.31 45Dearborn DILLSBORO CIVIL TOWN $857.46 $964.82 166 $1,682.11 $1,635.32 218Dearborn GREENDALE CIVIL TOWN $1,370.63 $2,336.81 19 $4,765.22 $5,153.50 18Dearborn LAWRENCEBURG CIVIL CITY $8,446.51 $13,713.41 1 $11,207.75 $16,484.85 1Dearborn MOORES HILL CIVIL TOWN $449.75 $669.52 267 $1,128.79 $3,884.21 37Dearborn ST. LEON CIVIL TOWN $341.70 Data Not Provided ‐ $1,429.39 Data Not Provided ‐Dearborn WEST HARRISON CIVIL TOWN $726.18 $541.57 316 $726.18 $541.57 441Decatur GREENSBURG CIVIL CITY $1,078.18 $1,361.64 98 $2,387.92 $2,486.87 99Decatur MILLHOUSEN CIVIL TOWN $149.46 $334.70 396 $149.46 $334.70 477Decatur NEW POINT CIVIL TOWN $233.44 $230.02 453 $661.63 $721.04 414Decatur ST. PAUL CIVIL TOWN $162.45 $191.89 473 $526.76 $464.02 456Decatur WESTPORT CIVIL TOWN $290.57 $698.46 259 $750.26 $1,225.88 311DeKalb ALTONA CIVIL TOWN $279.39 Data Not Provided ‐ $279.39 Data Not Provided ‐DeKalb ASHLEY CIVIL TOWN $1,413.74 $2,703.49 15 $2,258.62 $3,548.82 46DeKalb AUBURN CIVIL CITY $931.34 $1,909.65 36 $4,329.05 $5,137.20 19

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







2011 Unit Rank


2011 Expenditures

DeKalb BUTLER CIVIL CITY $781.49 $614.33 290 $1,695.53 $1,433.83 268DeKalb CORUNNA CIVIL TOWN $612.80 $777.83 225 $990.05 $1,116.10 326DeKalb GARRETT CIVIL CITY $830.86 $773.01 229 $2,820.17 $2,410.20 108DeKalb ST. JOE CIVIL TOWN $394.45 $432.85 353 $614.92 $631.59 429DeKalb WATERLOO CIVIL TOWN $585.96 $913.36 183 $1,012.75 $1,400.00 274Delaware ALBANY CIVIL TOWN $331.37 $461.27 342 $924.95 $1,423.64 270Delaware DALEVILLE CIVIL TOWN $444.85 $1,003.13 159 $565.55 $1,238.71 308Delaware EATON CIVIL TOWN $306.13 $621.48 287 $615.12 $953.48 364Delaware GASTON CIVIL TOWN $390.35 Data Not Provided ‐ $771.80 Data Not Provided ‐Delaware MUNCIE CIVIL CITY $553.14 $1,249.42 115 $956.05 $1,547.91 242

l S L A CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Delaware SELMA CIVIL TOWN $286.99 $191.64 474 $286.99 $191.64 503Delaware YORKTOWN CIVIL TOWN $399.78 $700.62 254 $644.24 $977.99 357Dubois BIRDSEYE CIVIL TOWN $275.59 $155.84 491 $723.27 $554.29 439Dubois FERDINAND CIVIL TOWN $557.50 $575.81 310 $2,502.86 $2,494.90 97Dubois HOLLAND CIVIL TOWN $473.15 Data Not Provided ‐ $1,224.12 Data Not Provided ‐Dubois HUNTINGBURG CIVIL CITY $723.20 $3,592.61 9 $3,899.30 $6,730.50 8Dubois JASPER CIVIL CITY $961.43 $1,502.70 75 $4,160.69 $4,550.23 29Elkhart BRISTOL CIVIL TOWN $848.58 $1,305.85 106 $1,246.64 $1,728.01 199Elkhart ELKHART CIVIL CITY $1,139.26 $1,667.08 59 $1,665.67 $2,011.80 156Elkhart GOSHEN CIVIL CITY $871.38 $1,040.99 147 $2,082.45 $1,624.79 222Elkhart MIDDLEBURY CIVIL TOWN $739.50 $691.67 262 $1,390.25 $1,799.18 193Elkhart MILLERSBURG CIVIL TOWN $701.46 $700.48 255 $1,485.34 $1,375.38 279Elkhart NAPPANEE CIVIL CITY $862.21 $1,495.75 78 $1,257.12 $1,961.36 167Elkhart WAKARUSA CIVIL TOWN $847.59 $1,144.75 132 $1,103.36 $1,542.43 244Fayette CONNERSVILLE CIVIL CITY $1,829.28 $1,346.90 101 $2,241.98 $1,847.16 183Floyd GEORGETOWN CIVIL TOWN $1,141.91 $699.98 257 $1,987.04 $1,583.10 232Floyd GREENVILLE CIVIL TOWN $179.46 $180.22 480 $179.46 $1,653.87 215Floyd NEW ALBANY CIVIL CITY $947.55 $2,081.48 28 $1,277.46 $2,663.18 91Fountain ATTICA CIVIL CITY $749.27 $851.21 200 $1,120.13 $1,154.78 323Fountain COVINGTON CIVIL CITY $559.60 $783.87 223 $1,827.09 $2,003.12 157

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







2011 Unit Rank


2011 Expenditures

Fountain HILLSBORO CIVIL TOWN $292.36 $268.91 431 $696.62 $798.40 395Fountain KINGMAN CIVIL TOWN $250.15 $231.71 452 $533.82 $2,329.71 114Fountain MELLOTT CIVIL TOWN $175.48 $170.98 483 $175.48 $170.98 509Fountain NEWTOWN CIVIL TOWN $138.98 $86.07 521 $138.98 $86.07 526Fountain VEEDERSBURG CIVIL TOWN $518.01 $638.25 281 $2,647.80 $3,395.08 54Fountain WALLACE CIVIL TOWN $59.36 $94.01 517 $59.36 $94.01 521Franklin BROOKVILLE CIVIL TOWN $1,021.05 $881.94 194 $1,620.47 $1,250.31 304Franklin CEDAR GROVE CIVIL TOWN $43.96 $202.01 468 $43.96 $202.01 502Franklin LAUREL CIVIL TOWN $446.53 $180.03 481 $787.87 $760.79 408Franklin MT. CARMEL CIVIL TOWN $70.69 Data Not Provided ‐ $70.69 Data Not Provided ‐

kli OL N U G CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Franklin OLDENBURG CIVIL TOWN $259.18 $396.94 371 $886.02 $2,314.22 116Fulton AKRON CIVIL TOWN $515.99 $404.88 364 $966.73 $840.78 387Fulton FULTON CIVIL TOWN $1,056.91 $3,160.82 14 $1,496.08 $3,488.86 50Fulton KEWANNA CIVIL TOWN $2,126.42 $1,193.22 121 $2,489.94 $1,620.39 223Fulton ROCHESTER CIVIL CITY $721.25 $2,058.48 29 $1,218.95 $2,587.20 93Gibson FORT BRANCH CIVIL TOWN $182.79 $343.51 395 $741.81 $933.97 370Gibson FRANCISCO CIVIL TOWN $361.56 $325.84 401 $1,015.71 $1,111.17 331Gibson HAUBSTADT CIVIL TOWN $928.87 $834.78 208 $1,504.83 $1,823.75 189Gibson HAZELTON CIVIL TOWN $133.08 $125.34 507 $410.35 $310.52 482Gibson MACKEY CIVIL TOWN $211.46 $263.26 435 $211.46 $263.26 493Gibson OAKLAND CITY CIVIL CITY $318.87 $1,092.33 141 $828.22 $3,175.97 62Gibson OWENSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $412.01 $352.93 392 $866.97 $794.67 397Gibson PATOKA CIVIL TOWN $90.25 $180.96 479 $397.94 $494.12 452Gibson PRINCETON CIVIL CITY $773.31 $2,163.66 24 $2,145.41 $3,036.46 69Gibson SOMERVILLE CIVIL TOWN $71.89 $101.46 512 $71.89 $101.46 520Grant FAIRMOUNT CIVIL TOWN $376.59 $370.66 384 $753.64 $728.89 413Grant FOWLERTON CIVIL TOWN $248.99 $267.81 432 $664.89 $535.04 442Grant GAS CITY CIVIL CITY $773.04 $1,292.10 109 $2,624.88 $3,005.53 70Grant JONESBORO CIVIL CITY $296.34 $265.71 434 $788.16 $1,431.31 269Grant MARION CIVIL CITY $1,650.52 $1,551.41 69 $2,061.02 $1,921.71 174

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







2011 Unit Rank


2011 Expenditures

Grant MATTHEWS CIVIL TOWN $285.27 $506.63 329 $467.45 $799.61 394Grant SWAYZEE CIVIL TOWN $256.77 $918.35 181 $1,449.27 $2,366.35 111Grant SWEETSER CIVIL TOWN $258.14 Data Not Provided ‐ $518.20 Data Not Provided ‐Grant UPLAND CIVIL TOWN $220.83 $364.20 388 $508.07 $671.09 424Grant VAN BUREN CIVIL TOWN $487.67 $469.23 339 $1,658.84 $1,535.49 246Greene BLOOMFIELD CIVIL TOWN $238.27 $282.78 427 $462.72 $606.55 432Greene JASONVILLE CIVIL CITY $885.65 $456.11 344 $2,506.00 $1,257.38 302Greene LINTON CIVIL CITY $619.01 $652.04 272 $2,873.03 $3,171.89 63Greene LYONS CIVIL TOWN $2,046.12 $589.89 302 $2,607.79 $1,191.05 317Greene NEWBERRY CIVIL TOWN $157.01 $152.55 494 $424.09 $519.27 447G SWI CI Y CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Greene SWITZ CITY CIVIL TOWN $197.79 $283.62 426 $969.61 $1,894.19 177Greene WORTHINGTON CIVIL TOWN $527.36 $446.10 345 $1,210.05 $953.97 363Hamilton ARCADIA CIVIL TOWN $456.74 $403.40 365 $740.68 $676.81 420Hamilton ATLANTA CIVIL TOWN $305.83 $603.27 296 $703.04 $1,056.74 340Hamilton CARMEL CIVIL CITY $1,009.72 $1,475.06 83 $1,600.40 $1,978.82 165Hamilton CICERO CIVIL TOWN $639.10 $901.12 187 $983.60 $1,355.73 284Hamilton FISHERS CIVIL TOWN $481.47 $760.33 234 $629.76 $882.52 379Hamilton NOBLESVILLE CIVIL CITY $977.03 $1,911.61 35 $1,422.98 $2,504.57 95Hamilton SHERIDAN CIVIL TOWN $824.46 $1,757.91 48 $1,668.05 $2,471.31 100Hamilton WESTFIELD CIVIL CITY $384.18 $902.35 186 $818.29 $1,324.76 293Hancock CUMBERLAND CIVIL TOWN $651.96 $1,357.28 99 $2,193.01 $1,946.62 170Hancock FORTVILLE CIVIL TOWN $502.68 $811.47 219 $926.31 $1,436.34 267Hancock GREENFIELD CIVIL CITY $892.39 $829.14 214 $2,507.21 $2,442.85 103Hancock MCCORDSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $270.15 $701.88 252 $562.77 $1,105.90 333Hancock NEW PALESTINE CIVIL TOWN $375.78 $518.41 324 $649.33 $963.75 360Hancock SHIRLEY CIVIL TOWN $645.23 $922.11 180 $943.65 $1,265.52 300Hancock SPRING LAKE CIVIL TOWN $210.32 $219.95 459 $210.32 $219.95 498Hancock WILKINSON CIVIL TOWN $490.12 $676.11 265 $490.12 $676.11 421Harrison CORYDON CIVIL TOWN $399.84 $469.49 338 $1,187.58 $1,349.51 286Harrison CRANDALL CIVIL TOWN $430.07 $378.61 380 $430.07 $378.61 473

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Harrison ELIZABETH CIVIL TOWN $149.43 $153.13 493 $19,652.23 $5,372.80 14Harrison LACONIA CIVIL TOWN $424.33 $384.25 377 $747.70 $1,012.78 350Harrison LANESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $1,705.93 $1,511.96 74 $2,944.90 $2,732.08 89Harrison MAUCKPORT CIVIL TOWN $194.92 $506.01 330 $194.92 $506.01 450Harrison NEW AMSTERDAM CIVIL TOWN $218.73 $574.65 312 $218.73 $574.65 436Harrison NEW MIDDLETOWN CIVIL TOWN $454.21 $437.51 350 $454.21 $437.51 460Harrison PALMYRA CIVIL TOWN $322.29 $1,669.20 58 $2,093.78 $1,669.20 210Hendricks AMO CIVIL TOWN $280.30 $416.65 361 $280.30 $416.65 467Hendricks AVON CIVIL TOWN $555.63 $599.06 298 $555.63 $599.06 433Hendricks BROWNSBURG CIVIL TOWN $1,078.05 $1,513.40 73 $1,385.32 $2,132.19 141H d i k CLAY ON CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Hendricks CLAYTON CIVIL TOWN $272.56 $234.54 450 $449.59 $413.04 469Hendricks COATSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $1,441.88 $523.28 321 $2,279.55 $1,537.43 245Hendricks DANVILLE CIVIL TOWN $785.23 $753.78 235 $1,197.39 $1,248.08 307Hendricks LIZTON CIVIL TOWN $565.50 $663.58 270 $1,026.89 $2,036.62 154Hendricks NORTH SALEM CIVIL TOWN $504.68 $953.28 170 $952.84 $1,375.84 278Hendricks PITTSBORO CIVIL TOWN $208.28 $373.84 383 $1,572.80 $1,500.04 260Hendricks PLAINFIELD CIVIL TOWN $1,091.91 $1,581.58 66 $1,519.74 $2,094.33 145Hendricks STILESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $546.39 $252.04 442 $2,631.58 $965.06 359Henry BLOUNTSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $146.60 Data Not Provided ‐ $146.60 Data Not Provided ‐Henry CADIZ CIVIL TOWN $131.43 $89.42 520 $131.43 $89.42 525Henry DUNREITH CIVIL TOWN $338.73 $420.83 357 $1,245.76 $1,343.26 288Henry GREENSBORO CIVIL TOWN $180.81 $160.37 487 $180.81 $160.37 510Henry KENNARD CIVIL TOWN $142.70 Data Not Provided ‐ $402.55 Data Not Provided ‐Henry KNIGHTSTOWN CIVIL TOWN $1,027.39 $557.63 314 $4,057.56 $4,804.42 24Henry LEWISVILLE CIVIL TOWN $330.10 $579.90 308 $330.10 $2,133.67 138Henry MIDDLETOWN CIVIL TOWN $699.62 $673.44 266 $1,815.58 $1,846.76 184Henry MOORELAND CIVIL TOWN Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐ Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Henry MOUNT SUMMIT CIVIL TOWN $212.81 $245.70 446 $656.84 $750.67 410Henry NEW CASTLE CIVIL CITY $1,103.33 $1,139.32 133 $1,703.27 $1,720.38 203Henry SPICELAND CIVIL TOWN $144.86 $165.06 485 $1,596.41 $1,582.65 233

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Henry SPRINGPORT CIVIL TOWN $203.12 $227.17 455 $203.12 $227.17 495Henry STRAUGHN CIVIL TOWN $164.83 $289.23 421 $813.05 $976.01 358Henry SULPHUR SPRINGS CIVIL TOWN $162.59 $188.26 476 $162.59 $188.26 506Howard GREENTOWN CIVIL TOWN $357.77 Data Not Provided ‐ $735.43 Data Not Provided ‐Howard KOKOMO CIVIL CITY $1,349.77 $1,497.16 77 $1,614.12 $1,782.25 195Howard RUSSIAVILLE CIVIL TOWN $718.40 $961.38 168 $1,081.40 $1,336.16 292Huntington ANDREWS CIVIL TOWN $445.84 $694.88 260 $742.34 $1,081.19 337Huntington HUNTINGTON CIVIL CITY $1,011.88 $1,107.64 137 $1,467.40 $1,839.43 185Huntington MARKLE CIVIL TOWN $514.14 $624.23 286 $1,002.00 $1,053.99 342Huntington MOUNT ETNA CIVIL TOWN $136.68 $194.21 472 $1,727.96 $1,615.17 226H i OANOK CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Huntington ROANOKE CIVIL TOWN $750.84 $760.50 233 $1,569.45 $1,642.34 216Huntington WARREN CIVIL TOWN $661.12 $979.55 164 $3,679.93 $5,239.62 16Jackson BROWNSTOWN CIVIL TOWN $591.11 $396.99 370 $845.92 $828.72 389Jackson CROTHERSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $352.84 $287.16 424 $895.21 $878.73 381Jackson MEDORA CIVIL TOWN $163.82 $882.52 193 $977.35 $1,267.77 299Jackson SEYMOUR CIVIL CITY $1,553.33 $1,722.26 53 $2,261.27 $2,876.61 78Jasper DEMOTTE CIVIL TOWN $468.40 $817.63 218 $742.73 $1,099.21 334Jasper REMINGTON CIVIL TOWN $1,215.79 $1,875.09 38 $2,084.41 $3,038.65 68Jasper RENSSELAER CIVIL CITY $650.89 $1,287.97 110 $4,021.13 $4,831.96 23Jasper WHEATFIELD CIVIL TOWN $317.00 $408.60 362 $572.29 $788.87 398Jay BRYANT CIVIL TOWN $174.30 $606.02 294 $406.68 $772.57 404Jay DUNKIRK CIVIL CITY $660.14 $1,037.07 150 $1,079.30 $1,590.40 231Jay PENNVILLE CIVIL TOWN $290.78 $445.18 346 $759.28 $697.50 416Jay PORTLAND CIVIL CITY $1,074.27 $1,171.96 125 $1,564.16 $1,633.22 219Jay REDKEY CIVIL TOWN $479.65 $322.69 405 $684.07 $548.64 440Jay SALAMONIA CIVIL TOWN $89.92 $97.02 515 $89.92 $300.02 484Jefferson BROOKSBURG CIVIL TOWN $96.70 $75.17 525 $560.85 $748.66 411Jefferson DUPONT CIVIL TOWN $79.56 $91.28 518 $79.56 $91.28 522Jefferson HANOVER CIVIL TOWN $178.30 $320.48 407 $501.54 $638.52 426Jefferson MADISON CIVIL CITY $798.88 $1,028.81 155 $1,481.60 $1,593.00 229

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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2011 Expenditures

Jennings NORTH VERNON CIVIL CITY $599.27 $2,218.04 23 $2,089.26 $3,348.41 56Jennings VERNON CIVIL TOWN $278.19 $258.57 438 $965.38 $1,029.69 347Johnson BARGERSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $383.13 $1,184.07 123 $4,506.33 $4,745.87 26Johnson EDINBURGH CIVIL TOWN $1,501.58 $1,939.81 33 $3,823.05 $4,117.02 35Johnson FRANKLIN CIVIL CITY $1,346.96 $1,120.42 136 $1,498.50 $1,339.29 290Johnson GREENWOOD CIVIL CITY $915.54 $778.20 224 $1,150.03 $982.56 354Johnson NEW WHITELAND CIVIL TOWN $330.36 $564.45 313 $679.63 $829.86 388Johnson PRINCES LAKES CIVIL TOWN $500.50 $1,046.45 145 $2,564.39 $2,880.41 77Johnson TRAFALGAR CIVIL TOWN $504.32 $720.73 245 $1,835.14 $1,668.76 211Johnson WHITELAND CIVIL TOWN $277.39 $261.60 436 $1,173.09 $863.37 383K ICKN LL CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $Knox BICKNELL CIVIL CITY $393.70 $1,171.92 126 $923.77 $1,796.67 194Knox BRUCEVILLE CIVIL TOWN $493.09 $765.67 230 $1,383.34 $1,658.11 213Knox DECKER CIVIL TOWN $124.38 $245.50 448 $248.14 $429.63 465Knox EDWARDSPORT CIVIL TOWN $727.99 $250.84 444 $729.86 $709.04 415Knox MONROE CITY CIVIL TOWN $65.56 $60.14 530 $514.11 $1,447.12 265Knox OAKTOWN CIVIL TOWN $262.30 $847.45 203 $1,007.67 $1,423.04 271Knox SANDBORN CIVIL TOWN $270.98 $375.11 381 $1,334.95 $1,524.43 248Knox VINCENNES CIVIL CITY $731.18 $748.83 236 $1,778.89 $1,824.31 188Knox WHEATLAND CIVIL TOWN $137.86 $425.58 355 $263.50 $588.61 434Kosciusko BURKET CIVIL TOWN $91.58 $160.05 488 $91.58 $160.05 511Kosciusko CLAYPOOL CIVIL TOWN $2,824.98 $2,264.78 21 $3,452.79 $2,760.05 87Kosciusko ETNA GREEN CIVIL TOWN $375.10 $373.94 382 $1,855.78 $1,854.37 181Kosciusko LEESBURG CIVIL TOWN $1,838.53 $665.73 268 $2,283.29 $1,564.87 237Kosciusko MENTONE CIVIL TOWN $559.31 $1,524.59 71 $1,306.30 $3,062.92 67Kosciusko MILFORD CIVIL TOWN $642.92 $928.69 178 $947.98 $1,236.18 310Kosciusko NORTH WEBSTER CIVIL TOWN $571.40 $880.40 196 $1,215.25 $1,532.76 247Kosciusko PIERCETON CIVIL TOWN $490.26 $821.58 216 $1,107.53 $1,811.06 190Kosciusko SIDNEY CIVIL TOWN $401.70 $397.93 369 $1,026.78 $1,016.52 349Kosciusko SILVER LAKE CIVIL TOWN $598.95 $1,729.32 52 $1,163.23 $2,322.77 115Kosciusko SYRACUSE CIVIL TOWN $881.94 $1,452.00 84 $1,570.20 $2,056.54 151

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Kosciusko WARSAW CIVIL CITY $1,687.39 $2,672.87 16 $2,373.68 $3,484.19 51Kosciusko WINONA LAKE CIVIL TOWN $547.90 $686.14 264 $746.86 $865.14 382LaGrange LAGRANGE CIVIL TOWN $1,228.09 $1,294.71 108 $1,683.60 $1,778.89 196LaGrange SHIPSHEWANA CIVIL TOWN $2,959.19 $3,928.80 7 $4,434.58 $4,954.68 22LaGrange TOPEKA CIVIL TOWN $1,569.66 $2,296.16 20 $2,063.16 $2,774.88 85LaGrange WOLCOTTVILLE CIVIL TOWN $513.25 $716.16 249 $1,467.32 $1,677.60 208Lake CEDAR LAKE CIVIL TOWN $820.08 $988.14 162 $2,152.60 $1,935.77 172Lake CROWN POINT CIVIL CITY $1,201.76 $1,369.21 95 $1,753.41 $1,851.20 182Lake DYER CIVIL TOWN $1,449.06 $1,192.27 122 $2,038.30 $1,827.31 187Lake EAST CHICAGO CIVIL CITY $3,128.75 $3,251.92 13 $4,817.30 $4,617.56 28L k GA Y CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $Lake GARY CIVIL CITY $1,523.75 $1,835.79 40 $1,985.34 $2,293.89 120Lake GRIFFITH CIVIL TOWN $916.42 $941.59 175 $1,196.16 $1,251.76 303Lake HAMMOND CIVIL CITY $1,323.77 $2,012.54 30 $2,256.21 $2,924.43 74Lake HIGHLAND CIVIL TOWN $757.42 $927.10 179 $1,277.58 $1,357.49 282Lake HOBART CIVIL CITY $1,081.25 $1,481.22 81 $1,785.77 $1,756.43 198Lake LAKE STATION CIVIL CITY $978.64 $1,404.97 90 $1,324.06 $1,665.53 212Lake LOWELL CIVIL TOWN $567.12 $606.28 293 $1,327.23 $1,549.76 241Lake MERRILLVILLE CIVIL TOWN $861.09 $1,278.60 112 $861.09 $1,278.60 296Lake MUNSTER CIVIL TOWN $598.21 $1,735.21 50 $846.08 $1,961.98 166Lake NEW CHICAGO CIVIL TOWN $533.64 $640.53 279 $1,246.95 $1,403.20 273Lake SCHERERVILLE CIVIL TOWN $477.12 $850.97 201 $1,363.32 $1,275.40 298Lake SCHNEIDER CIVIL TOWN $834.18 $720.00 246 $1,365.61 $1,292.03 295Lake ST. JOHN CIVIL TOWN $653.87 $832.59 210 $1,110.44 $1,191.19 316Lake WHITING CIVIL CITY $4,148.54 $6,229.06 3 $4,537.48 $6,594.37 9Lake WINFIELD CIVIL TOWN $326.53 $369.99 385 $459.69 $504.83 451LaPorte KINGSBURY CIVIL TOWN $340.08 $297.81 416 $340.08 $297.81 485LaPorte KINGSFORD HEIGHTS CIVIL TOWN $249.13 $197.38 470 $1,034.36 $1,067.59 338LaPorte LACROSSE CIVIL TOWN $444.82 $494.69 332 $1,002.87 $1,111.45 330LaPorte LAPORTE CIVIL CITY $1,279.56 $1,941.26 32 $1,696.34 $2,294.98 119LaPorte LONG BEACH CIVIL TOWN $1,203.93 $1,408.43 89 $1,977.69 $2,156.36 133

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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LaPorte MICHIANA SHORES CIVIL TOWN $464.16 $635.37 283 $464.16 $635.37 428LaPorte MICHIGAN CITY CIVIL CITY $1,452.64 $1,832.99 41 $2,102.06 $2,423.17 107LaPorte POTTAWATTAMIE PARK CIVIL TOWN $513.13 Data Not Provided ‐ $513.13 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte TRAIL CREEK CIVIL TOWN $498.10 $522.29 322 $498.10 $522.29 445LaPorte WANATAH CIVIL TOWN $591.35 $986.06 163 $1,118.80 $1,550.39 240LaPorte WESTVILLE CIVIL TOWN $116.91 $165.57 484 $315.76 $336.40 476Lawrence BEDFORD CIVIL CITY $1,042.11 $1,350.00 100 $1,499.74 $1,837.43 186Lawrence MITCHELL CIVIL CITY $1,738.50 $1,476.40 82 $2,791.69 $2,409.84 109Lawrence OOLITIC CIVIL TOWN $323.96 $1,678.13 57 $593.91 $1,940.67 171Madison ALEXANDRIA CIVIL CITY $1,120.42 $1,105.11 138 $1,563.12 $1,592.47 230

di AN SON CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $Madison ANDERSON CIVIL CITY $1,138.95 $1,378.48 93 $3,401.27 $3,510.76 49Madison CHESTERFIELD CIVIL TOWN $449.51 $828.62 215 $1,290.38 $1,874.09 179Madison COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS CIVIL TOWN $540.62 $636.72 282 $540.62 $636.72 427Madison EDGEWOOD CIVIL TOWN $422.65 $761.95 232 $1,109.87 $1,365.77 281Madison ELWOOD CIVIL CITY $1,402.82 $911.15 184 $1,695.89 $1,237.78 309Madison FRANKTON CIVIL TOWN $254.22 $420.18 358 $1,367.86 $1,521.36 249Madison INGALLS CIVIL TOWN $223.18 $267.80 433 $684.06 $762.79 407Madison LAPEL CIVIL TOWN $395.43 $724.57 243 $1,205.84 $1,700.65 207Madison MARKLEVILLE CIVIL TOWN $290.17 $524.52 319 $578.19 $814.37 391Madison ORESTES CIVIL TOWN $307.55 $368.19 386 $854.34 $881.89 380Madison PENDLETON CIVIL TOWN $1,007.35 $1,040.08 148 $2,760.98 $2,941.52 73Madison RIVER FOREST CIVIL TOWN $414.50 $435.07 352 $414.50 $435.07 461Madison SUMMITVILLE CIVIL TOWN $646.22 Data Not Provided ‐ $1,019.21 Data Not Provided ‐Madison WOODLAWN HEIGHTS CIVIL TOWN $625.95 $15.56 535 $625.95 $15.56 535Marion BEECH GROVE CIVIL CITY $1,293.32 $1,768.20 46 $1,460.06 $2,069.84 150Marion CLERMONT CIVIL TOWN $57.89 $492.40 333 $57.89 $492.40 453Marion HOMECROFT CIVIL TOWN $188.02 $156.30 490 $188.02 $156.30 513Marion LAWRENCE CIVIL CITY $944.00 $894.64 190 $1,265.59 $1,184.79 318Marion MERIDIAN HILLS CIVIL TOWN $237.32 $223.27 456 $237.32 $223.27 496Marion ROCKY RIPPLE CIVIL TOWN $180.86 $136.36 499 $180.86 $136.36 515

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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2011 Expenditures

Marion SOUTHPORT CIVIL CITY $311.68 $419.07 359 $311.68 $419.07 466Marion SPEEDWAY CITY CIVIL TOWN $2,453.40 $4,133.63 6 $3,677.98 $5,729.38 12Marion SPRING HILL CIVIL TOWN $18.89 $5.72 536 $18.89 $5.72 536Marion WARREN PARK CIVIL TOWN $55.11 Data Not Provided ‐ $55.11 Data Not Provided ‐Marion WILLIAMS CREEK CIVIL TOWN $281.97 $278.91 430 $281.97 $278.91 489Marion WYNNEDALE CIVIL TOWN $133.85 $131.48 503 $133.85 $131.48 516Marshall ARGOS CIVIL TOWN $802.06 Data Not Provided ‐ $2,797.59 Data Not Provided ‐Marshall BOURBON CIVIL TOWN $528.59 $882.85 192 $1,076.56 $1,353.10 285Marshall BREMEN CIVIL TOWN $761.06 $867.03 198 $3,183.82 $3,436.18 53Marshall CULVER CIVIL TOWN $1,470.17 $1,792.75 45 $1,992.02 $3,252.30 60

h ll LA A CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Marshall LAPAZ CIVIL TOWN $424.46 $147.63 496 $931.51 $508.72 449Marshall PLYMOUTH CIVIL CITY $1,255.75 $1,586.06 65 $1,693.18 $2,218.63 128Martin CRANE CIVIL TOWN $233.03 $352.79 393 $1,469.65 $4,788.46 25Martin LOOGOOTEE CIVIL CITY $410.44 $1,263.42 114 $1,044.85 $2,116.58 144Martin SHOALS CIVIL TOWN $465.08 $700.06 256 $897.82 $1,115.20 327Miami AMBOY CIVIL TOWN $174.04 $190.41 475 $451.49 $190.41 504Miami BUNKER HILL CIVIL TOWN $468.32 Data Not Provided ‐ $1,538.51 Data Not Provided ‐Miami CONVERSE CIVIL TOWN $451.48 $650.14 275 $977.32 $1,050.77 343Miami DENVER CIVIL TOWN $150.32 $207.17 466 $384.25 $446.13 459Miami MACY CIVIL TOWN $1,004.25 $116.66 508 $1,004.25 $5,346.79 15Miami PERU CIVIL CITY $1,230.05 $1,055.51 144 $4,172.55 $4,275.50 32Monroe BLOOMINGTON CIVIL CITY $583.42 $1,198.48 119 $911.96 $1,606.95 228Monroe ELLETTSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $383.41 $480.86 335 $921.62 $1,087.34 335Monroe STINESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $245.63 $221.33 458 $245.63 $221.33 497Montgomery ALAMO CIVIL TOWN $184.02 $210.20 464 $184.02 $210.20 501Montgomery CRAWFORDSVILLE CIVIL CITY $889.45 $1,767.12 47 $2,162.27 $2,144.94 135Montgomery DARLINGTON CIVIL TOWN $285.50 $610.68 292 $3,564.00 $3,129.27 65Montgomery LADOGA CIVIL TOWN $327.90 $955.47 169 $1,595.53 $2,349.83 112Montgomery LINDEN CIVIL TOWN $249.94 $248.10 445 $1,238.08 $1,302.62 294Montgomery NEW MARKET CIVIL TOWN $90.63 $210.05 465 $349.39 $469.49 455

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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2011 Expenditures

Montgomery NEW RICHMOND CIVIL TOWN $324.20 $2,264.73 22 $324.20 $2,841.70 80Montgomery NEW ROSS CIVIL TOWN $137.68 $143.15 497 $1,287.89 $1,450.36 264Montgomery WAVELAND CIVIL TOWN $1,614.16 $3,358.50 11 $1,649.97 $3,359.37 55Montgomery WAYNETOWN CIVIL TOWN $241.49 $1,238.31 117 $1,227.42 $2,254.13 124Montgomery WINGATE CIVIL TOWN $448.36 $428.90 354 $751.22 $753.31 409Morgan BETHANY CIVIL TOWN $272.82 $50.69 532 $365.98 $57.25 533Morgan BROOKLYN CIVIL TOWN $285.93 $288.36 423 $1,198.52 $1,193.88 315Morgan MARTINSVILLE CIVIL CITY $885.88 $1,700.34 54 $1,512.20 $2,171.66 131Morgan MONROVIA CIVIL TOWN $156.25 $281.19 428 $156.25 $281.19 487Morgan MOORESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $1,289.18 $1,569.09 67 $1,496.07 $2,164.67 132

O GAN OWN CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Morgan MORGANTOWN CIVIL TOWN $730.09 $747.70 237 $1,234.93 $1,712.10 204Morgan PARAGON CIVIL TOWN $378.15 $439.42 348 $757.48 $690.43 418Newton BROOK CIVIL TOWN $328.11 $1,072.45 143 $568.59 $1,357.24 283Newton GOODLAND CIVIL TOWN $36.03 $1,002.83 160 $443.74 $1,372.54 280Newton KENTLAND CIVIL TOWN $477.94 $1,102.99 139 $961.75 $1,997.04 160Newton MOROCCO CIVIL TOWN $372.69 $664.06 269 $3,296.59 $3,512.63 48Newton MT. AYR CIVIL TOWN $193.49 Data Not Provided ‐ $193.49 Data Not Provided ‐Noble ALBION CIVIL TOWN $798.06 $643.71 277 $1,144.13 $900.18 375Noble AVILLA CIVIL TOWN $836.36 $639.56 280 $2,457.53 $2,828.22 83Noble CROMWELL CIVIL TOWN $529.38 $1,493.17 79 $1,284.74 $2,144.57 136Noble KENDALLVILLE CIVIL CITY $577.48 $1,487.63 80 $972.46 $1,952.05 168Noble LIGONIER CIVIL CITY $1,479.40 $850.06 202 $2,824.87 $1,499.28 261Noble ROME CITY CIVIL TOWN $456.02 $533.09 317 $849.85 $842.47 386Ohio RISING SUN CIVIL CITY $4,916.27 $3,319.66 12 $7,576.04 $5,816.97 11Orange FRENCH LICK CIVIL TOWN $1,407.97 $6,148.86 4 $2,070.30 $6,893.39 7Orange ORLEANS CIVIL TOWN $948.29 $830.45 213 $1,439.31 $1,554.61 239Orange PAOLI CIVIL TOWN $1,174.40 $866.03 199 $3,398.66 $2,832.95 81Orange WEST BADEN CIVIL TOWN $1,353.14 $11,429.15 2 $1,657.11 $11,819.02 2Owen GOSPORT CIVIL TOWN $1,643.72 $2,135.42 25 $2,213.08 $2,541.71 94Owen SPENCER CIVIL TOWN $747.36 $798.31 221 $1,411.49 $1,265.12 301

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Parke BLOOMINGDALE CIVIL TOWN $122.36 $289.59 420 $827.03 $1,004.33 351Parke MARSHALL CIVIL TOWN $361.91 $206.32 467 $649.83 $415.92 468Parke MECCA CIVIL TOWN $35.02 Data Not Provided ‐ $35.02 Data Not Provided ‐Parke MONTEZUMA CIVIL TOWN $194.64 $1,029.85 154 $2,343.18 $7,975.90 5Parke ROCKVILLE CIVIL TOWN $452.55 $699.35 258 $2,267.60 $2,442.30 104Parke ROSEDALE CIVIL TOWN $312.70 $317.83 408 $634.67 $672.10 423Perry CANNELTON CIVIL CITY $630.76 $831.74 211 $2,012.70 $2,273.81 121Perry TELL CITY CIVIL CITY $894.32 $1,171.47 127 $4,047.30 $3,881.04 38Perry TROY CIVIL TOWN $342.14 $740.66 239 $3,847.25 $4,121.79 34Pike PETERSBURG CIVIL CITY $432.18 $732.59 242 $1,133.43 $1,615.21 224ik S U G ON CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Pike SPURGEON CIVIL TOWN $272.04 $422.45 356 $649.44 $798.08 396

Pike WINSLOW CIVIL TOWN $290.00 $941.78 174 $777.07 $1,443.29 266Porter BEVERLY SHORES CIVIL TOWN $1,931.00 $2,433.75 17 $1,988.44 $2,433.75 105Porter BURNS HARBOR CIVIL TOWN $2,147.66 $1,898.84 37 $2,366.14 $2,117.71 143Porter CHESTERTON CIVIL TOWN $803.55 $1,345.67 102 $1,065.72 $1,656.25 214Porter DUNE ACRES CIVIL TOWN $2,484.71 $3,825.35 8 $2,484.71 $3,825.35 39Porter HEBRON CIVIL TOWN $457.64 $589.50 303 $1,310.08 $1,542.79 243Porter KOUTS CIVIL TOWN $453.75 $709.25 250 $1,296.11 $1,512.54 253Porter OGDEN DUNES CIVIL TOWN $1,492.56 $1,622.87 61 $1,912.54 $1,999.66 158Porter PINES CIVIL TOWN $255.50 $630.84 284 $255.50 $630.84 430Porter PORTAGE CIVIL CITY $1,033.04 $1,244.37 116 $1,375.57 $1,771.97 197Porter PORTER CIVIL TOWN $1,467.55 $1,615.55 63 $1,810.64 $1,986.23 163Porter VALPARAISO CIVIL CITY $1,181.42 $1,680.59 56 $1,655.61 $2,258.84 122Posey CYNTHIANA CIVIL TOWN $194.61 $511.09 327 $576.46 $911.09 374Posey GRIFFIN CIVIL TOWN $158.17 $126.94 504 $158.17 $126.94 517Posey MOUNT VERNON CIVIL CITY $702.94 $879.29 197 $2,194.69 $2,956.37 71Posey NEW HARMONY CIVIL TOWN $359.52 $1,151.85 130 $1,655.33 $2,470.71 101Posey POSEYVILLE CIVIL TOWN $695.91 $395.75 373 $2,668.00 $1,724.15 200Pulaski FRANCESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $402.49 $1,174.12 124 $902.54 $1,613.00 227Pulaski MEDARYVILLE CIVIL TOWN $447.91 $1,038.39 149 $984.95 $1,573.57 236

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Pulaski MONTEREY CIVIL TOWN $372.61 $304.47 415 $741.81 $774.72 403Pulaski WINAMAC CIVIL TOWN $452.00 $1,006.15 158 $3,824.38 $5,573.57 13Putnam BAINBRIDGE CIVIL TOWN $500.67 $686.99 263 $2,324.91 $2,910.14 75Putnam CLOVERDALE CIVIL TOWN $256.95 $310.03 413 $943.49 $1,085.82 336Putnam FILLMORE CIVIL TOWN $227.42 $355.47 390 $741.74 $887.89 378Putnam GREENCASTLE CIVIL CITY $594.23 $692.25 261 $1,052.69 $1,107.33 332Putnam ROACHDALE CIVIL TOWN $268.18 $334.09 397 $1,186.47 $1,277.39 297Putnam RUSSELLVILLE CIVIL TOWN $186.56 $222.00 457 $356.67 $475.93 454Randolph FARMLAND CIVIL TOWN $663.54 $651.67 274 $992.98 $979.48 356Randolph LOSANTVILLE CIVIL TOWN $725.16 Data Not Provided ‐ $725.16 Data Not Provided ‐

d l h LYNN CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Randolph LYNN CIVIL TOWN $423.83 $644.72 276 $889.86 $996.68 353Randolph MODOC CIVIL TOWN $473.27 $232.88 451 $1,643.34 $787.58 400Randolph PARKER CIVIL TOWN $39.15 $517.59 325 $402.58 $800.55 393Randolph RIDGEVILLE CIVIL TOWN $346.01 $732.99 241 $675.49 $1,509.80 257Randolph SARATOGA CIVIL TOWN $720.31 $765.06 231 $720.31 $765.06 405Randolph UNION CITY CIVIL CITY $1,173.55 $1,366.45 96 $1,718.87 $1,908.25 176Randolph WINCHESTER CIVIL CITY $937.79 $1,300.24 107 $1,254.89 $1,627.38 220Ripley BATESVILLE CIVIL CITY $793.03 $952.13 171 $2,806.03 $2,864.75 79Ripley HOLTON CIVIL TOWN $359.83 $324.46 404 $610.59 $629.61 431Ripley MILAN CIVIL TOWN $493.97 $321.75 406 $959.16 $850.55 384Ripley NAPOLEON CIVIL TOWN $4,465.02 $896.21 189 $4,889.08 $1,113.00 329Ripley OSGOOD CIVIL TOWN $365.42 $1,497.92 76 $1,921.51 $4,701.74 27Ripley SUNMAN CIVIL TOWN $559.21 $468.86 341 $995.65 $920.57 372Ripley VERSAILLES CIVIL TOWN $598.07 $1,524.41 72 $1,006.25 $2,024.39 155Rush CARTHAGE CIVIL TOWN $220.45 $523.58 320 $740.88 $2,080.26 148Rush GLENWOOD CIVIL TOWN $763.72 $437.46 351 $1,525.08 $4,042.05 36Rush RUSHVILLE CIVIL CITY $908.95 $1,591.08 64 $1,255.92 $1,990.13 162St. Joseph INDIAN VILLAGE CIVIL TOWN $115.28 $141.94 498 $115.28 $141.94 514St. Joseph LAKEVILLE CIVIL TOWN $335.37 Data Not Provided ‐ $932.92 Data Not Provided ‐St. Joseph MISHAWAKA CIVIL CITY $1,060.72 $1,560.21 68 $2,832.01 $3,446.38 52

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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St. Joseph NEW CARLISLE CIVIL TOWN $1,019.62 $1,269.43 113 $2,785.24 $3,197.64 61St. Joseph NORTH LIBERTY CIVIL TOWN $334.59 $1,033.60 151 $771.30 $1,512.31 254St. Joseph OSCEOLA CIVIL TOWN $184.13 $186.34 477 $184.13 $186.34 507St. Joseph ROSELAND CIVIL TOWN $481.72 Data Not Provided ‐ $481.72 Data Not Provided ‐St. Joseph SOUTH BEND CIVIL CITY $1,431.35 $1,795.24 44 $2,035.41 $2,423.71 106St. Joseph WALKERTON CIVIL TOWN $792.09 $2,093.38 27 $2,833.70 $4,439.31 30Scott AUSTIN CIVIL TOWN $455.01 $642.39 278 $740.07 $923.10 371Scott SCOTTSBURG CIVIL CITY $1,513.05 $1,286.29 111 $4,098.82 $3,751.40 42Shelby FAIRLAND CIVIL TOWN $114.74 $325.49 402 $114.74 $325.49 479Shelby MORRISTOWN CIVIL TOWN $1,536.79 $627.74 285 $3,546.15 $2,488.61 98Sh lb SH L YVILL CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $Shelby SHELBYVILLE CIVIL CITY $1,092.53 $1,634.05 60 $1,366.71 $1,928.74 173Spencer CHRISNEY CIVIL TOWN $183.00 $1,433.20 85 $183.00 $2,906.86 76Spencer DALE CIVIL TOWN $301.46 $1,030.91 152 $894.66 $1,582.39 234Spencer GENTRYVILLE CIVIL TOWN $690.23 $297.73 417 $2,271.64 $2,774.83 86Spencer GRANDVIEW CIVIL TOWN $157.17 $1,372.41 94 $894.65 $2,086.42 146Spencer RICHLAND CIVIL TOWN $48.98 $75.19 524 $48.98 $75.19 529Spencer ROCKPORT CIVIL CITY $466.32 $840.52 204 $1,310.54 $1,506.17 258Spencer SANTA CLAUS CIVIL TOWN $330.20 $657.11 271 $1,719.51 $2,121.41 142Starke HAMLET CIVIL TOWN $674.14 $1,862.11 39 $964.48 $2,182.69 130Starke KNOX CIVIL CITY $773.82 $837.29 206 $1,143.26 $1,206.80 313Starke NORTH JUDSON CIVIL TOWN $581.73 $1,754.61 49 $1,040.56 $2,256.55 123Steuben ANGOLA CIVIL CITY $1,336.34 $940.07 176 $2,013.38 $1,711.04 205Steuben CLEARLAKE CIVIL TOWN $1,385.92 $40.94 533 $3,011.53 $89.79 524Steuben FREMONT CIVIL TOWN $1,035.51 $1,549.15 70 $1,674.29 $2,243.03 125Steuben HAMILTON CIVIL TOWN $1,248.39 $716.92 248 $1,647.77 $1,162.29 320Steuben HUDSON CIVIL TOWN $1,339.17 $1,819.66 42 $2,017.09 $2,306.97 118Steuben ORLAND CIVIL TOWN $784.60 $1,228.89 118 $1,103.24 $1,518.30 251Sullivan CARLISLE CIVIL TOWN $238.41 $583.81 306 $3,072.76 $2,313.67 117Sullivan DUGGER CIVIL TOWN $594.46 $325.00 403 $1,252.89 $920.11 373Sullivan FARMERSBURG CIVIL TOWN $135.10 $312.50 411 $135.10 $312.50 481

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Sullivan HYMERA CIVIL TOWN $244.80 $310.89 412 $806.19 $1,615.19 225Sullivan MEROM CIVIL TOWN $384.22 $312.84 410 $726.45 $687.90 419Sullivan SHELBURN CIVIL TOWN $334.56 $251.06 443 $1,246.27 $2,781.65 84Sullivan SULLIVAN CIVIL CITY $470.03 $836.34 207 $850.79 $1,249.97 306Switzerland PATRIOT CIVIL TOWN $2,066.44 Data Not Provided ‐ $12,213.07 Data Not Provided ‐Switzerland VEVAY CIVIL TOWN $1,111.31 $1,682.14 55 $1,512.21 $1,995.98 161Tippecanoe BATTLE GROUND CIVIL TOWN $357.87 $472.16 337 $982.69 $800.74 392Tippecanoe CLARKS HILL CIVIL TOWN $374.87 Data Not Provided ‐ $374.87 Data Not Provided ‐Tippecanoe DAYTON CIVIL TOWN $221.48 $217.10 460 $636.91 $674.98 422Tippecanoe LAFAYETTE CIVIL CITY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐ Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐i SHA LAN CIVIL OWN $ id d $ id dTippecanoe SHADELAND CIVIL TOWN $427.55 Data Not Provided ‐ $427.55 Data Not Provided ‐Tippecanoe WEST LAFAYETTE CIVIL CITY $524.17 $976.54 165 $822.78 $1,405.68 272Tipton KEMPTON CIVIL TOWN $444.77 $400.50 366 $444.77 $400.50 470Tipton SHARPSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $423.89 $734.53 240 $909.40 $1,382.11 276Tipton TIPTON CIVIL CITY $1,220.93 $4,698.97 5 $3,609.27 $7,534.14 6Tipton WINDFALL CIVIL TOWN $332.76 $598.60 299 $1,143.48 $2,447.66 102Union LIBERTY CIVIL TOWN $345.59 $391.66 374 $891.10 $1,049.62 344Union WEST COLLEGE CORNER CIVIL TOWN $227.73 $399.26 368 $379.75 $746.44 412Vanderburgh DARMSTADT CIVIL TOWN $124.03 $199.38 469 $376.78 $462.70 457Vanderburgh EVANSVILLE CIVIL CITY $1,091.72 $2,343.68 18 $2,186.25 $3,270.07 59Vermillion CAYUGA CIVIL TOWN $378.06 $326.60 400 $1,596.98 $1,474.29 262Vermillion CLINTON CIVIL CITY $609.07 $704.64 251 $1,049.46 $1,024.97 348Vermillion DANA CIVIL TOWN $285.85 $210.59 463 $3,284.32 $11,545.55 3Vermillion FAIRVIEW PARK CIVIL TOWN $117.08 $134.10 500 $517.63 $524.98 444Vermillion NEWPORT CIVIL TOWN $94.83 $133.34 501 $242.21 $310.37 483Vermillion PERRYSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $109.40 $96.55 516 $473.43 $351.35 474Vermillion UNIVERSAL CIVIL TOWN $63.35 $350.16 394 $63.35 $350.16 475Vigo RILEY CIVIL TOWN $138.90 $196.80 471 $3,722.76 $3,315.34 58Vigo SEELYVILLE CIVIL TOWN $72.08 $116.58 509 $1,504.98 $1,721.80 201Vigo TERRE HAUTE CIVIL CITY $887.65 $1,395.96 91 $1,104.94 $1,581.29 235

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Vigo WEST TERRE HAUTE CIVIL TOWN $525.35 $794.56 222 $1,687.33 $2,069.86 149Wabash LAFONTAINE CIVIL TOWN $405.35 $589.18 304 $405.35 $1,157.39 322Wabash LAGRO CIVIL TOWN $318.33 $524.61 318 $688.20 $894.59 376Wabash NORTH MANCHESTER CIVIL TOWN $601.98 $651.72 273 $916.49 $963.14 361Wabash ROANN CIVIL TOWN $461.66 $444.76 347 $1,138.03 $814.69 390Wabash WABASH CIVIL CITY $1,311.43 $1,997.65 31 $1,575.65 $1,997.65 159Warren PINE VILLAGE CIVIL TOWN $481.77 $315.10 409 $481.77 $315.10 480Warren STATE LINE CITY CIVIL TOWN $257.39 $332.89 398 $257.39 $332.89 478Warren WEST LEBANON CIVIL TOWN $337.50 $400.29 367 $918.73 $938.29 367Warren WILLIAMSPORT CIVIL TOWN $302.32 $354.53 391 $1,646.25 $2,132.77 140W i k OONVILL CIVIL CI Y $ $ $ $Warrick BOONVILLE CIVIL CITY $914.55 $1,319.47 105 $2,007.85 $2,941.60 72Warrick CHANDLER CIVIL TOWN $359.98 $382.13 378 $3,720.10 $4,276.39 31Warrick ELBERFELD CIVIL TOWN $371.71 $935.55 177 $3,927.49 $2,140.79 137Warrick LYNNVILLE CIVIL TOWN $482.01 $486.57 334 $1,146.51 $1,625.83 221Warrick NEWBURGH CIVIL TOWN $585.60 $1,333.35 104 $7,439.78 $6,385.43 10Warrick TENNYSON CIVIL TOWN $213.05 $800.77 220 $2,622.22 $5,010.13 21Washington CAMPBELLSBURG CIVIL TOWN $483.64 $237.53 449 $1,126.68 $1,115.05 328Washington FREDERICKSBURG CIVIL TOWN $32.01 $90.98 519 $32.01 $90.98 523Washington HARDINSBURG CIVIL TOWN $186.68 $126.90 505 $186.68 $126.90 518Washington LITTLE YORK CIVIL TOWN $20.19 $36.10 534 $20.19 $36.10 534Washington LIVONIA CIVIL TOWN $72.60 $71.67 526 $72.60 $71.67 530Washington NEW PEKIN CIVIL TOWN $256.55 $384.87 376 $665.37 $844.80 385Washington SALEM CIVIL CITY $984.15 $1,340.16 103 $1,520.45 $1,983.10 164Washington SALTILLO CIVIL TOWN $225.39 $84.86 522 $225.39 $84.86 527Wayne BOSTON CIVIL TOWN $304.44 $132.72 502 $413.64 $240.47 494Wayne CAMBRIDGE CITY CIVIL TOWN $815.62 $1,122.76 135 $994.01 $1,339.10 291Wayne CENTERVILLE CIVIL TOWN $507.97 Data Not Provided ‐ $2,160.11 Data Not Provided ‐Wayne DUBLIN CIVIL TOWN $294.98 $593.43 301 $1,433.71 $1,721.78 202Wayne EAST GERMANTOWN CIVIL TOWN $166.89 Data Not Provided ‐ $357.66 Data Not Provided ‐Wayne ECONOMY CIVIL TOWN $420.89 $389.35 375 $420.89 $389.35 471

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Average: $882.17 $1,735.97

Median: $664.90 $1,432.57

Lowest: $5.72 $5.72

Highest: $13,713.41 $16,484.85







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Wayne FOUNTAIN CITY CIVIL TOWN $304.69 $1,043.02 146 $650.13 $1,378.78 277Wayne GREENS FORK CIVIL TOWN $240.61 $260.78 437 $602.51 $788.67 399Wayne HAGERSTOWN CIVIL TOWN $577.34 $579.55 309 $2,249.63 $2,370.19 110Wayne MILTON CIVIL TOWN $344.18 $619.76 288 $1,127.81 $3,669.46 43Wayne MOUNT AUBURN CIVIL TOWN $221.31 Data Not Provided ‐ $221.31 Data Not Provided ‐Wayne RICHMOND CIVIL CITY $771.69 $1,146.30 131 $3,342.28 $3,638.71 44Wayne SPRING GROVE CIVIL TOWN $461.85 $279.34 429 $461.85 $279.34 488Wayne WHITEWATER CIVIL TOWN $150.44 $76.94 523 $150.44 $76.94 528Wells BLUFFTON CIVIL CITY $812.71 $898.72 188 $3,429.74 $3,533.01 47Wells OSSIAN CIVIL TOWN $649.54 $468.89 340 $1,675.50 $1,510.91 256W ll ON O CIVIL OWN $ $ $ $Wells PONETO CIVIL TOWN $405.89 $285.73 425 $648.07 $570.53 438Wells UNIONDALE CIVIL TOWN $275.50 $245.68 447 $464.74 $432.65 463Wells VERA CRUZ CIVIL TOWN $173.27 $66.71 528 $444.47 $183.26 508Wells ZANESVILLE CIVIL TOWN $275.00 $171.21 482 $287.18 $188.72 505White BROOKSTON CIVIL TOWN $698.65 $597.75 300 $1,746.25 $1,806.90 191White BURNETTSVILLE CIVIL TOWN $94.24 $99.66 513 $249.25 $269.66 491White CHALMERS CIVIL TOWN $262.27 $363.67 389 $1,663.26 $5,078.98 20White MONON CIVIL TOWN $544.35 $498.19 331 $1,024.06 $1,140.53 324White MONTICELLO CIVIL CITY $1,541.25 $1,732.27 51 $2,419.70 $2,609.54 92White REYNOLDS CIVIL TOWN $295.86 $840.47 205 $737.16 $1,250.15 305White WOLCOTT CIVIL TOWN $902.70 $1,387.26 92 $1,363.34 $1,855.30 180Whitley CHURUBUSCO CIVIL TOWN $492.22 $1,428.21 87 $1,247.57 $1,915.51 175Whitley COLUMBIA CITY CIVIL CITY $1,261.18 $833.62 209 $3,283.12 $3,327.04 57Whitley LARWILL CIVIL TOWN $164.23 $306.20 414 $443.68 $579.37 435Whitley SOUTH WHITLEY CIVIL TOWN $456.70 $700.85 253 $1,748.00 $2,185.13 129

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Schools School corporations in Indiana provide primary and secondary education to students. There are 293 school corporations in Indiana that report to the Department, with populations ranging from 1,338 (New Harmony Town and Township School Corporation) to 296,715 (Indianapolis Public School Corporation). Not surprisingly, these school corporations also have the smallest and largest number of students (169 and 33,080, respectively). Many school corporations provide transportation to and from school facilities and finance school buildings in addition to the core responsibility of education. In addition to variations in efficiency, differences in school corporation expenditures are likely related to differences in spending on capital projects (such as buildings), transportation, and school programs (such as special needs education). The variation in capital project spending is now more influenced by voter preference than in previous years because of the availability of referenda for large capital projects. The cost of transporting students varies based on the geographic area of the school corporation. The average per capita (per resident of the school corporation, not per student) expenditure for all reporting public school corporations is $1,821.86. There is substantially less variation in spending per capita among school corporations than most other local government types discussed in this Report as evidenced by the median ($1,769.07) being similar to the average.

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Per Student Per Capita

Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11



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2011 Unit Rank

Adams ADAMS CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $10,111.46 $14,325.97 16 $1,348.73 $1,946.79 82Adams NORTH ADAMS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $11,302.61 $12,007.30 57 $1,529.81 $1,555.88 241Adams SOUTH ADAMS SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,054.06 $10,215.81 188 $1,502.41 $1,347.76 280Allen EAST ALLEN COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,435.00 $10,486.34 169 $1,608.38 $1,606.23 223Allen FORT WAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,895.30 $11,673.20 72 $1,729.60 $1,690.53 186Allen M.S.D. SW ALLEN COUNTY SCHOOL CORP $11,031.31 $10,808.58 127 $1,968.60 $1,953.72 80Allen NORTHWEST ALLEN COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $10,303.59 $10,612.33 151 $1,857.65 $1,915.73 87Bartholomew BARTHOLOMEW CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORAT $14,315.41 $14,157.14 17 $2,258.23 $2,252.18 25Bartholomew FLATROCK‐HAWCREEK SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,484.80 $10,916.51 118 $2,187.52 $1,900.78 93Benton BENTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,155.64 $11,723.00 69 $1,894.94 $1,976.47 72Blackford BLACKFORD COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,206.31 $10,679.73 146 $1,628.56 $1,625.47 216Boone LEBANON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,566.00 $10,715.83 139 $1,688.35 $1,758.33 152Boone WESTERN BOONE COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,058.17 $9,944.20 209 $1,831.62 $1,889.46 97

2011 Expenditures

School Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

Boone WESTERN BOONE COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,058.17 $9,944.20 209 $1,831.62 $1,889.46 97Boone ZIONSVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,081.87 $11,618.70 74 $2,765.51 $2,694.83 5Brown BROWN COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORTATION $10,938.10 $13,413.52 24 $1,575.91 $1,849.84 112Carroll CARROLL CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,321.04 $8,454.65 284 $1,541.92 $1,414.04 271Carroll DELPHI COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,291.70 $13,006.26 32 $1,944.54 $2,242.51 28Cass LOGANSPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,538.31 $13,079.37 28 $2,404.74 $2,312.32 20Cass PIONEER REGIONAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,090.56 $9,030.16 269 $1,739.03 $1,704.89 176Cass SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,406.98 $9,234.95 261 $1,706.11 $1,695.68 184Clark CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,083.30 $11,692.30 70 $1,756.69 $1,790.55 139Clark GREATER CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,441.04 $12,124.15 51 $1,821.41 $1,740.01 161Clark WEST CLARK COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,969.58 $9,780.05 219 $1,400.35 $1,557.35 240Clay CLAY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,151.36 $10,301.70 184 $2,101.63 $1,755.34 154Clinton CLINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,000.00 $11,663.10 73 $1,991.06 $2,306.99 21Clinton CLINTON PRAIRIE SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,533.27 $10,949.61 112 $1,933.79 $1,845.35 114Clinton FRANKFORT COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,139.76 $11,779.79 66 $2,149.68 $2,090.46 48Clinton ROSSVILLE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORP $8,302.57 $8,737.85 277 $1,702.00 $1,786.08 140Crawford CRAWFORD COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORA $11,949.02 $12,343.53 45 $1,728.87 $1,817.12 128Daviess BARR‐REEVE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,791.38 $10,581.27 156 $1,433.69 $1,450.50 263Daviess NORTH DAVIESS COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,707.49 $10,886.32 120 $1,321.41 $1,386.38 278Daviess WASHINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,188.11 $10,019.88 203 $1,476.03 $1,462.64 261Dearborn LAWRENCEBURG COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $10,440.26 $10,333.37 180 $1,687.93 $1,762.84 149Dearborn SOUTH DEARBORN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $10,358.59 $10,948.11 113 $1,794.00 $1,882.77 103Dearborn SUNMAN‐DEARBORN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORA $13,801.89 $12,062.54 53 $2,331.82 $2,036.99 58

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







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2011 Expenditures


Decatur DECATUR COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $7,947.95 $8,569.48 283 $1,455.88 $1,539.69 244Decatur GREENSBURG COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,887.06 $9,953.18 208 $1,608.28 $1,643.78 208DeKalb DEKALB COUNTY CENTRAL UNITED SCHOOL CORP $10,830.31 $11,493.14 81 $1,808.26 $1,890.40 96DeKalb DEKALB COUNTY EASTERN COMM SCHOOL CORP $18,180.78 $20,660.43 1 $3,364.41 $3,781.11 1DeKalb GARRETT‐KEYSER‐BUTLER COMMUNITY SCHOOL C $12,835.31 $11,961.54 59 $2,368.98 $2,285.69 23Delaware COWAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,146.91 $9,046.93 268 $1,771.00 $1,846.26 113Delaware DALEVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS $10,117.95 $9,250.63 258 $1,830.96 $1,868.93 106Delaware DELAWARE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,935.29 $9,058.57 267 $1,618.92 $1,609.26 222Delaware LIBERTY‐PERRY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $9,471.90 $9,442.01 250 $1,695.34 $1,697.61 181Delaware MUNCIE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $15,767.38 $17,134.08 2 $1,602.74 $1,706.99 174Delaware WES‐DEL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $12,058.00 $9,706.20 227 $1,805.13 $1,490.77 257Delaware YORKTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS $9,105.51 $8,739.74 276 $1,431.49 $1,420.47 270Dubois GREATER JASPER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPO $13,574.70 $14,065.88 18 $2,265.58 $2,320.17 19Dubois GREATER JASPER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPO $13,574.70 $14,065.88 18 $2,265.58 $2,320.17 19Dubois NORTHEAST DUBOIS COUNTY SCHOOL CORP $9,872.34 $9,968.94 206 $1,803.72 $1,810.37 132Dubois SOUTHEAST DUBOIS COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATI $9,904.94 $10,141.82 193 $1,900.36 $1,920.79 86Dubois SOUTHWEST DUBOIS COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATI $13,521.21 $15,777.18 7 $2,437.24 $2,811.16 3Elkhart BAUGO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,982.81 $10,582.63 154 $2,069.39 $2,201.58 37Elkhart CONCORD COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,467.86 $11,003.59 109 $2,338.83 $2,163.35 41Elkhart ELKHART COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,561.19 $12,914.09 34 $2,211.14 $2,244.72 27Elkhart FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,698.17 $10,085.19 197 $1,838.73 $1,767.35 145Elkhart GOSHEN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,970.37 $13,571.45 23 $2,335.22 $2,369.71 15Elkhart MIDDLEBURY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,526.34 $10,310.99 183 $2,049.16 $2,043.94 55Elkhart WA‐NEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,519.14 $11,142.81 101 $1,729.24 $1,687.85 189Fayette FAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,062.97 $10,696.12 144 $1,892.97 $1,816.10 129Floyd NEW ALBANY‐FLOYD COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCH $11,555.01 $11,092.26 104 $1,836.95 $1,733.64 163Fountain ATTICA CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,575.76 $10,057.32 199 $1,836.66 $1,883.00 102Fountain COVINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,946.59 $9,484.03 244 $1,636.06 $1,696.64 182Fountain SOUTHEAST FOUNTAIN SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,619.71 $9,866.07 213 $1,733.39 $1,808.36 133Franklin FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORA $8,406.46 $8,676.91 280 $1,448.77 $1,470.48 259Fulton CASTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,693.69 $9,588.59 233 $1,684.77 $1,649.92 207Fulton ROCHESTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,181.58 $11,557.95 77 $1,666.34 $1,843.23 115Gibson EAST GIBSON SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,614.18 $9,679.45 229 $1,434.83 $1,421.95 268Gibson NORTH GIBSON SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,856.32 $12,567.04 38 $1,788.62 $1,867.79 107Gibson SOUTH GIBSON SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,289.56 $10,036.70 201 $1,714.23 $1,638.70 212Grant EASTBROOK COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,896.55 $8,337.41 288 $1,434.50 $1,344.34 282

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







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2011 Expenditures


Grant MADISON‐GRANT UNITED SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,449.10 $10,133.54 195 $1,631.87 $1,723.11 170Grant MARION COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,560.47 $12,523.08 40 $1,353.73 $1,397.80 276Grant MISSISSINEWA COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $9,378.27 $9,733.12 225 $2,102.83 $2,224.43 34Grant OAK HILL UNITED SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,842.46 $9,864.62 214 $1,963.19 $1,980.26 70Greene BLOOMFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT $8,702.70 $8,642.35 281 $1,352.39 $1,346.75 281Greene EASTERN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,402.07 $10,689.50 145 $1,777.25 $1,758.86 151Greene LINTON‐STOCKTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,624.54 $10,205.94 189 $1,701.79 $1,675.82 192Greene M.S.D. SHAKAMAK SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,711.70 $10,444.74 171 $1,592.47 $1,660.30 204Greene WHITE RIVER VALLEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL C $11,939.87 $12,647.28 37 $1,779.73 $1,826.13 124Hamilton CARMEL‐CLAY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,776.35 $12,760.70 36 $2,191.18 $2,373.57 14Hamilton HAMILTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,573.42 $10,703.74 141 $2,069.06 $1,907.75 90Hamilton HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,962.43 $9,781.83 217 $1,982.96 $2,028.42 59Hamilton NOBLESVILLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,225.28 $11,600.55 75 $1,643.67 $2,106.33 46Hamilton NOBLESVILLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,225.28 $11,600.55 75 $1,643.67 $2,106.33 46Hamilton SHERIDAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS $12,093.12 $10,746.07 134 $2,217.70 $1,986.55 67Hamilton WESTFIELD‐WASHINGTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,684.00 $13,325.32 25 $2,556.70 $2,542.77 9Hancock EASTERN HANCOCK COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL $8,837.98 $8,890.90 273 $1,682.19 $1,735.37 162Hancock GREENFIELD CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $13,432.71 $11,883.20 60 $2,290.52 $2,057.00 53Hancock MT. VERNON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,495.28 $12,401.22 42 $2,176.03 $2,325.83 17Hancock SOUTHERN HANCOCK COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL $9,441.94 $8,868.77 274 $1,833.08 $1,704.90 175Harrison LANESVILLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,250.94 $8,606.69 282 $1,357.06 $1,390.41 277Harrison NORTH HARRISON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $9,780.37 $10,985.62 111 $1,622.11 $1,799.62 137Harrison SOUTH HARRISON SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,727.93 $11,145.93 100 $1,613.30 $1,689.86 187Hendricks AVON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,659.04 $10,928.64 116 $2,212.57 $2,074.69 51Hendricks BROWNSBURG COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,660.16 $10,428.44 172 $1,945.46 $1,955.24 79Hendricks DANVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,851.75 $10,513.36 165 $1,905.88 $2,012.95 62Hendricks MILL CREEK COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,226.50 $9,857.18 215 $1,573.20 $1,724.08 168Hendricks NORTHWEST HENDRICKS SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,470.28 $11,807.01 64 $2,616.75 $2,320.45 18Hendricks PLAINFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,470.54 $10,928.92 115 $1,740.33 $1,887.17 98Henry BLUE RIVER VALLEY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,094.37 $9,977.69 205 $1,096.47 $1,066.02 285Henry CHARLES A. BEARD MEMORIAL SCHOOL CORPORA $9,743.95 $10,567.01 158 $1,589.11 $1,711.59 171Henry NEW CASTLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $14,393.82 $13,750.04 22 $2,387.04 $2,239.63 29Henry SHENANDOAH SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,062.94 $9,530.08 238 $1,802.44 $1,770.78 144Henry SOUTH HENRY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,447.04 $9,465.44 246 $1,778.84 $1,731.56 164Howard EASTERN HOWARD COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $10,107.81 $10,772.82 131 $2,025.61 $2,231.95 31Howard KOKOMO‐CENTER TOWNSHIP CONSOLIDATED SCHO $13,471.14 $13,798.39 20 $1,986.38 $1,977.64 71

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







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2011 Expenditures


Howard NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,723.26 $10,527.44 164 $1,957.19 $1,983.20 68Howard TAYLOR COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,001.79 $11,000.83 110 $1,699.87 $1,689.07 188Howard WESTERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,359.66 $9,540.66 237 $1,805.56 $1,883.03 101Huntington HUNTINGTON COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPO $9,840.30 $9,352.75 254 $1,576.88 $1,515.12 247Jackson BROWNSTOWN CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $9,457.97 $9,384.76 251 $1,606.26 $1,560.36 237Jackson CROTHERSVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $11,544.99 $12,105.54 52 $1,833.56 $1,950.91 81Jackson MEDORA COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,493.66 $10,732.69 136 $2,001.88 $1,961.74 76Jackson SEYMOUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,768.02 $10,065.80 198 $1,639.94 $1,591.00 232Jasper KANKAKEE VALLEY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,433.77 $10,615.11 150 $1,851.60 $1,866.94 108Jasper RENSSELAER CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,540.37 $9,248.20 259 $1,616.60 $1,545.54 243Jay JAY COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,196.01 $13,065.31 31 $2,085.94 $2,239.54 30Jefferson MADISON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,428.08 $11,578.41 76 $1,667.72 $1,664.49 199Jefferson SOUTHWESTERN JEFFERSON CONSOLIDATED SCHO $10,300.93 $10,361.00 179 $1,489.82 $1,454.56 262Jefferson SOUTHWESTERN JEFFERSON CONSOLIDATED SCHO $10,300.93 $10,361.00 179 $1,489.82 $1,454.56 262Jennings JENNINGS COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,039.93 $11,345.16 88 $1,981.19 $1,990.62 66Johnson CENTER GROVE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $10,421.62 $10,633.16 148 $1,959.39 $2,002.82 65Johnson CLARK‐PLEASANT COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $10,970.57 $11,225.23 96 $1,962.40 $2,042.34 56Johnson EDINBURGH COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,251.99 $10,366.85 178 $2,034.62 $1,891.38 94Johnson FRANKLIN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,412.67 $10,622.68 149 $1,744.56 $1,802.14 135Johnson GREENWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,135.09 $9,354.45 253 $1,445.34 $1,448.03 264Johnson NINEVEH‐HENSLEY‐JACKSON UNITED SCHOOL CO $9,478.43 $9,346.50 256 $1,702.94 $1,710.61 172Knox NORTH KNOX SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,656.96 $11,269.82 95 $1,745.51 $1,702.84 179Knox SOUTH KNOX SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,330.01 $11,340.07 89 $1,972.77 $2,229.63 32Knox VINCENNES COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,515.11 $11,287.12 93 $1,336.94 $1,295.03 283Kosciusko TIPPECANOE VALLEY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,948.99 $11,272.50 94 $1,936.40 $2,006.12 64Kosciusko WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,910.03 $12,303.78 46 $2,045.15 $2,108.48 45Kosciusko WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,283.75 $12,042.47 54 $2,050.17 $1,968.72 73Kosciusko WHITKO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,842.03 $11,496.31 79 $1,968.38 $2,060.98 52LaGrange LAKELAND SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,525.81 $10,115.95 196 $1,552.51 $1,512.71 249LaGrange WESTVIEW SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,652.99 $11,371.89 86 $1,545.67 $1,400.60 275Lake CROWN POINT COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,766.39 $10,846.40 124 $1,951.13 $1,980.94 69Lake EAST CHICAGO CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $16,401.08 $15,827.24 6 $3,097.64 $3,028.70 2Lake GARY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $15,050.58 $14,472.36 14 $2,214.23 $2,145.70 43Lake GRIFFITH PUBLIC SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,551.78 $9,764.29 220 $1,528.17 $1,558.68 239Lake HAMMOND CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,631.74 $11,843.45 62 $2,102.06 $2,090.58 47Lake HANOVER COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,540.89 $9,548.88 235 $1,704.43 $1,559.38 238

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







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2011 Expenditures


Lake HIGHLAND TOWN SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,628.62 $10,560.06 161 $1,813.37 $1,512.33 250Lake LAKE CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,298.40 $11,132.87 102 $1,719.79 $1,704.10 178Lake LAKE RIDGE SCHOOL CORPORATION $14,624.37 $15,116.18 9 $2,554.64 $2,517.71 11Lake LAKE STATION SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,089.40 $10,802.11 129 $1,808.23 $1,866.69 109Lake MERRILLVILLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,708.30 $13,075.81 29 $1,862.69 $1,935.49 85Lake MUNSTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,847.50 $12,507.04 41 $2,440.23 $2,200.83 38Lake RIVER FOREST COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $11,751.93 $12,040.49 55 $2,478.18 $2,527.66 10Lake SCHOOL CITY OF HOBART SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,852.76 $10,418.42 174 $1,453.59 $1,749.82 155Lake TRI CREEK SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,705.00 $10,554.70 162 $1,907.47 $1,878.12 104Lake WHITING CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,029.71 $11,073.43 105 $2,438.62 $2,605.93 6LaPorte CASS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,524.42 Data Not Provided ‐ $1,029.82 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte DEWEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $15,817.50 Data Not Provided ‐ $2,706.74 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte LAPORTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,916.08 $10,488.35 168 $1,796.60 $1,723.49 169LaPorte LAPORTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,916.08 $10,488.35 168 $1,796.60 $1,723.49 169LaPorte MICHIGAN CITY AREA SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,488.54 $12,276.76 47 $1,659.26 $1,704.66 177LaPorte NEW DURHAM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,207.62 $8,701.26 278 $949.03 $912.91 288LaPorte NEW PRAIRIE UNITED SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,237.47 $9,511.56 240 $1,685.18 $1,727.74 166LaPorte PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐ Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $9,554.14 $9,529.10 239 $1,947.55 $2,081.52 49Lawrence MITCHELL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,323.98 $9,699.24 228 $1,541.19 $1,599.98 227Lawrence NORTH LAWRENCE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $11,356.10 $11,496.06 80 $1,769.06 $1,800.97 136Madison ALEXANDRIA COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,972.38 $9,369.97 252 $1,691.20 $1,709.54 173Madison ANDERSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,756.65 $12,167.29 49 $1,570.88 $1,413.73 272Madison ELWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,447.03 $10,025.97 202 $1,808.18 $1,660.72 202Madison FRANKTON‐LAPEL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $9,670.76 $9,170.19 264 $2,168.07 $2,203.93 36Madison SOUTH MADISON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $11,185.32 $9,753.45 222 $1,820.48 $1,639.70 211Marion BEECH GROVE CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,635.31 $10,597.90 152 $1,857.20 $2,012.23 63Marion FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $9,635.31 $9,490.90 243 $1,649.17 $1,604.91 224Marion INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOL CORPORATION $16,831.93 $16,383.27 4 $1,893.11 $1,826.53 123Marion M.S.D DECATUR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORP $13,078.73 $11,210.98 97 $2,558.57 $2,227.45 33Marion M.S.D. LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORP $11,640.08 $11,819.92 63 $1,919.48 $1,910.69 88Marion M.S.D. PERRY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,311.08 $10,878.41 121 $1,736.20 $1,670.60 194Marion M.S.D. PIKE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,892.44 $14,551.87 13 $1,925.73 $2,192.00 39Marion M.S.D. WARREN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATIO $11,452.73 $11,739.38 68 $2,100.54 $2,162.14 42Marion M.S.D. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORP $11,397.92 $10,757.56 133 $1,363.68 $1,363.84 279Marion M.S.D. WAYNE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,165.95 $13,073.23 30 $2,376.81 $2,585.56 7

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







2011 Unit Rank

2011 Expenditures


Marion SPEEDWAY CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,309.58 $11,174.47 99 $1,317.06 $1,445.53 265Marshall ARGOS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,794.73 $9,672.23 230 $1,676.55 $1,695.78 183Marshall BREMEN PUBLIC SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,030.63 $9,142.23 266 $1,468.92 $1,509.67 253Marshall CULVER COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,027.53 $15,043.83 10 $1,992.84 $2,299.14 22Marshall PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY SCHOOL $9,386.31 $9,737.71 223 $1,684.66 $1,757.17 153Marshall TRITON SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,610.50 $9,445.30 249 $1,527.90 $1,623.81 217Marshall UNION‐NORTH UNITED SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,980.97 $10,716.70 138 $1,476.77 $1,661.52 201Martin LOOGOOTEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,084.42 $9,449.99 248 $1,716.06 $1,611.33 220Martin SHOALS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,623.59 $11,119.10 103 $1,701.65 $1,602.98 226Miami MACONAQUAH SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,261.94 $10,853.78 122 $1,630.11 $1,635.35 213Miami NORTH MIAMI CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORAT $9,250.55 $8,695.12 279 $1,706.28 $1,563.30 236Miami PERU COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,615.86 $8,956.53 270 $1,632.62 $1,512.10 251Monroe MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $11,599.53 $11,400.73 84 $1,032.11 $1,012.05 286Monroe MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $11,599.53 $11,400.73 84 $1,032.11 $1,012.05 286Monroe RICHLAND‐BEAN BLOSSOM COMMUNITY SCHOOL C $10,667.69 $10,426.46 173 $1,736.84 $1,693.34 185Montgomery CRAWFORDSVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $15,608.83 $13,792.02 21 $2,267.38 $2,046.91 54Montgomery NORTH MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPOR $11,118.08 $10,654.78 147 $1,993.15 $1,834.58 118Montgomery SOUTH MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPOR $11,322.48 $11,468.41 82 $2,028.26 $2,024.03 60Morgan EMINENCE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,799.90 $8,904.02 272 $1,711.79 $1,604.19 225Morgan M.S.D. MARTINSVILLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,229.16 $9,620.89 231 $1,647.25 $1,700.14 180Morgan MONROE‐GREGG SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,651.53 $8,412.43 285 $1,699.61 $1,668.74 196Morgan MOORESVILLE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORAT $8,613.48 $9,351.59 255 $1,604.53 $1,747.82 158Newton NORTH NEWTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,931.31 $12,022.23 56 $1,913.40 $1,901.95 92Newton SOUTH NEWTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,189.25 $12,394.95 43 $2,064.42 $2,163.74 40Noble CENTRAL NOBLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $9,931.32 $10,580.38 157 $1,557.90 $1,599.32 228Noble EAST NOBLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,374.97 $10,562.98 160 $1,773.26 $1,763.00 148Noble WEST NOBLE SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,314.26 $11,402.99 83 $2,268.97 $2,263.87 24Ohio RISING SUN‐OHIO COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL $9,805.24 $9,922.58 210 $1,440.06 $1,421.67 269Orange ORLEANS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,139.21 $10,542.06 163 $1,899.42 $1,852.94 111Orange PAOLI COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,332.38 $10,732.99 135 $1,953.19 $1,821.08 127Orange SPRINGS VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $11,619.52 $12,906.56 35 $1,926.50 $2,204.87 35Owen SPENCER‐OWEN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $10,272.20 $10,165.11 191 $1,664.22 $1,610.67 221Parke ROCKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,884.03 $10,717.53 137 $1,197.88 $1,198.41 284Parke SOUTHWEST PARKE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORA $10,782.67 $11,550.75 78 $1,928.54 $2,041.84 57Parke TURKEY RUN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,168.48 $11,862.63 61 $1,721.58 $1,669.26 195Perry CANNELTON CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,134.02 Data Not Provided ‐ $2,030.20 Data Not Provided ‐

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







2011 Unit Rank

2011 Expenditures


Perry PERRY CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATI $10,280.61 $10,581.37 155 $1,613.77 $1,640.85 210Perry TELL CITY‐TROY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATI $9,937.94 $10,134.27 194 $1,515.92 $1,499.18 256Pike PIKE COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,927.44 $11,803.52 65 $1,738.86 $1,829.57 122Porter BOONE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,408.63 $10,757.81 132 $1,906.00 $1,945.49 83Porter DUNELAND SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,905.26 $12,125.93 50 $2,263.78 $2,078.73 50Porter EAST PORTER COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,714.15 $10,583.75 153 $1,971.58 $1,960.71 77Porter PORTAGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,268.41 $9,142.41 265 $1,822.37 $1,613.41 219Porter PORTER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,816.99 $9,544.33 236 $1,667.43 $1,574.25 234Porter UNION TOWNSHIP SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,955.13 $9,195.95 263 $1,750.17 $1,731.48 165Porter VALPARAISO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,633.53 $11,377.65 85 $1,573.39 $1,679.02 191Posey M.S.D. MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,024.91 $13,163.93 27 $1,973.03 $1,910.48 89Posey M.S.D. NORTH POSEY COUNTY SCHOOL CORP $11,239.83 $10,016.11 204 $1,747.76 $1,552.85 242Posey NEW HARMONY TOWN AND TWP SCHOOL CORP $12,889.13 $12,540.45 39 $1,579.83 $1,583.96 233Posey NEW HARMONY TOWN AND TWP SCHOOL CORP $12,889.13 $12,540.45 39 $1,579.83 $1,583.96 233Pulaski EASTERN PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $9,479.57 $9,755.39 221 $1,627.64 $1,617.64 218Pulaski WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $14,262.10 $14,838.02 11 $2,670.36 $2,803.37 4Putnam CLOVERDALE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,503.49 $11,984.57 58 $2,243.32 $2,116.80 44Putnam GREENCASTLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,434.54 $10,491.72 167 $1,502.12 $1,502.94 255Putnam NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $9,432.46 $8,793.33 275 $1,660.05 $1,507.13 254Putnam SOUTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $11,706.78 $11,757.98 67 $1,510.67 $1,513.62 248Randolph MONROE CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,866.43 $9,891.52 212 $1,729.85 $1,804.18 134Randolph RANDOLPH CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,188.85 $9,907.37 211 $1,733.35 $1,660.41 203Randolph RANDOLPH EASTERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,059.60 $10,268.91 187 $2,040.63 $1,837.80 116Randolph RANDOLPH SOUTHERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,751.68 $10,199.23 190 $1,762.14 $1,761.51 150Randolph UNION SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,695.59 $12,223.68 48 $1,572.35 $1,664.80 198Ripley BATESVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,008.14 $9,469.88 245 $1,557.30 $1,627.76 214Ripley JAC‐CEN‐DEL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,826.19 $9,510.02 241 $1,729.36 $1,673.72 193Ripley MILAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,207.74 $9,204.32 262 $1,873.26 $1,829.60 121Ripley SOUTH RIPLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $10,320.54 $10,828.30 125 $1,749.83 $1,743.00 160Rush RUSH COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATIO $9,933.65 $10,276.03 185 $1,768.84 $1,748.87 156St. Joseph JOHN GLENN SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,652.85 $8,934.64 271 $1,633.37 $1,686.56 190St. Joseph MISHAWAKA CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $14,777.77 $14,337.21 15 $2,488.14 $2,437.05 13St. Joseph PENN‐HARRIS‐MADISON‐SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,541.28 $10,463.69 170 $1,827.80 $1,792.44 138St. Joseph SOUTH BEND COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $14,603.43 $15,278.03 8 $1,924.86 $1,903.56 91Scott SCOTT COUNTY DISTRICT NO. 1 SCHOOL CORPO $9,788.08 $11,186.65 98 $2,049.70 $2,248.12 26Scott SCOTT COUNTY DISTRICT NO. 2 SCHOOL CORPO $9,891.12 $10,317.67 182 $1,625.60 $1,651.60 205

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







2011 Unit Rank

2011 Expenditures


Shelby NORTHWESTERN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORA $9,210.59 $9,291.11 257 $1,864.19 $1,857.50 110Shelby SHELBY EASTERN SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,672.74 $10,696.17 143 $1,678.64 $1,814.52 130Shelby SHELBYVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,198.39 $10,054.80 200 $1,676.34 $1,668.06 197Shelby SOUTHWESTERN CONSOLIDATED SHELBY COUNTY $10,339.67 $10,502.17 166 $1,718.94 $1,599.25 229Spencer NORTH SPENCER COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,323.29 $11,044.13 107 $1,757.27 $1,837.78 117Spencer SOUTH SPENCER COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,899.82 $11,048.83 106 $1,791.15 $1,885.09 100Starke KNOX COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,108.85 $10,397.60 176 $1,836.90 $1,891.24 95Starke NORTH JUDSON‐SAN PIERRE SCHOOL CORPORATI $10,273.76 $10,163.71 192 $1,842.08 $1,814.22 131Starke OREGON‐DAVIS SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,546.15 $12,375.22 44 $1,824.87 $1,779.11 143Steuben FREMONT COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $16,271.31 $16,129.53 5 $2,583.63 $2,448.87 12Steuben HAMILTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,457.57 $17,003.06 3 $1,476.94 $1,823.30 125Steuben M.S.D. STEUBEN COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,639.21 $11,351.72 87 $1,789.80 $1,958.08 78Steuben PRAIRIE HEIGHTS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORA $10,978.61 $10,943.65 114 $1,775.80 $1,641.04 209Steuben PRAIRIE HEIGHTS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORA $10,978.61 $10,943.65 114 $1,775.80 $1,641.04 209Sullivan NORTHEAST SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,162.07 $9,962.96 207 $1,717.27 $1,664.13 200Sullivan SOUTHWEST SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,454.72 $11,687.23 71 $1,570.23 $1,571.03 235Switzerland SWITZERLAND COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,975.70 $10,813.79 126 $1,557.47 $1,464.19 260Tippecanoe LAFAYETTE SCHOOL CORPORATION $13,834.36 $14,059.20 19 $1,776.99 $1,763.26 147Tippecanoe TIPPECANOE SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,670.34 $10,907.12 119 $1,403.20 $1,435.68 266Tippecanoe WEST LAFAYETTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $12,078.20 $11,297.98 92 $1,037.95 $978.61 287Tipton TIPTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,461.73 $9,247.09 260 $1,580.14 $1,512.07 252Tipton TRI‐CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOLS $10,480.06 $10,714.43 140 $2,020.20 $1,965.30 74Union UNION COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,756.38 Data Not Provided ‐ $2,410.91 Data Not Provided ‐Vanderburgh EVANSVILLE‐VANDERBURGH SCHOOL CORPORATIO $11,584.79 $10,783.60 130 $1,437.53 $1,406.59 274Vermillion NORTH VERMILLION COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPOR $11,634.04 $11,304.31 91 $1,985.29 $1,886.15 99Vermillion SOUTH VERMILLION COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPOR $9,528.84 $10,405.90 175 $1,676.83 $1,764.63 146Vigo VIGO COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,879.29 $10,806.50 128 $1,615.43 $1,592.30 230Wabash M.S.D. WABASH COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,695.72 $13,002.84 33 $2,379.91 $2,360.66 16Wabash MANCHESTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,855.33 $10,321.30 181 $1,450.73 $1,483.67 258Wabash WABASH CITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,378.60 $11,339.35 90 $1,640.14 $1,779.73 142Warren M.S.D. OF WARREN COUNTY SCHOOL CORP $10,003.80 $10,394.52 177 $1,706.44 $1,747.70 159Warrick WARRICK COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,420.90 $9,798.08 216 $1,555.44 $1,625.93 215Washington EAST WASHINGTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,151.73 $11,023.67 108 $1,886.00 $1,876.83 105Washington SALEM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,415.39 $9,559.85 234 $1,557.98 $1,517.80 246Washington WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,789.38 $10,925.88 117 $1,831.34 $1,725.84 167Wayne CENTERVILLE‐ABINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CO $9,285.97 $9,493.03 242 $1,835.83 $1,939.81 84

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Average: $10,969.30 $1,821.86

Median: $10,692.81 $1,769.07

Lowest: $8,337.41 $912.91

Highest: $20,660.43 $3,781.11







2011 Unit Rank

2011 Expenditures


Wayne NETTLE CREEK SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,532.70 $9,457.88 247 $1,622.02 $1,592.03 231Wayne NORTHEASTERN WAYNE SCHOOL CORPORATION $8,870.24 $9,613.51 232 $1,693.26 $1,831.85 120Wayne RICHMOND COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $12,127.46 $10,849.75 123 $1,464.37 $1,410.08 273Wayne WESTERN WAYNE SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,405.19 $9,780.09 218 $1,706.39 $1,822.54 126Wells M.S.D. BLUFFTON‐HARRISON SCHOOL CORP $10,368.55 $10,269.93 186 $1,759.90 $1,747.97 157Wells NORTHERN WELLS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORAT $8,851.24 $8,372.10 287 $1,502.22 $1,432.48 267Wells SOUTHERN WELLS COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP $8,904.76 $8,379.19 286 $1,780.50 $1,784.40 141White FRONTIER SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,908.25 $10,701.88 142 $1,971.50 $2,014.59 61White NORTH WHITE SCHOOL CORPORATION $11,721.83 $13,310.64 26 $1,888.38 $1,964.73 75White TRI COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION $14,835.26 $14,580.62 12 $2,577.34 $2,580.64 8White TWIN LAKES COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $10,232.52 $10,563.46 159 $1,813.08 $1,833.59 119Whitley SMITH‐GREEN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION $9,948.90 $9,737.46 224 $1,669.99 $1,650.24 206Whitley WHITLEY COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORP. $9,872.29 $9,718.75 226 $1,563.24 $1,532.12 245Whitley WHITLEY COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORP. $9,872.29 $9,718.75 226 $1,563.24 $1,532.12 245

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Libraries Pursuant to IC 36-12-1-8(b), “public libraries provide free library services for all individuals in order to meet the education, information, and recreational interests and needs of the public.” Accordingly, libraries in Indiana provide books, magazines, newspapers, and other reference material to library patrons on a short-term basis. In addition, almost all libraries provide public computers and Internet access. There are currently 239 library systems in Indiana, serving populations ranging from 181 to 877,325. Library systems are usually created by cities or counties and have boards appointed by the government that created them. The expenditure data suggest that variations in expenditures between libraries are more consistently tied to population than among other local government types. Library system expenditures are grouped by county. Each library is listed only once. Libraries that serve populations in more than one county are listed under the county with the greater share of the library’s constituency.

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Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82

Lowest: See Notes (1‐4) below $9.17

Highest: $264.20





Adams ADAMS PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM $79.07 $74.16 87Adams BERNE PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.47 $100.68 43Allen ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $83.81 $88.95 61Bartholomew BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $38.39 $45.80 169Benton BENTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $45.85 $45.44 171Benton BOSWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY $132.74 $150.19 11Benton EARL PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY $85.13 $93.92 53Benton OTTERBEIN PUBLIC LIBRARY $136.64 $210.34 4Benton OXFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY $106.08 $100.93 42Benton YORK TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $36.77 $38.92 193Blackford HARTFORD CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $55.47 $56.37 132Blackford MONTPELIER PUBLIC LIBRARY $35.60 $34.77 203Boone HUSSEY ‐ MAYFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY $116.28 $97.53 46Boone LEBANON PUBLIC LIBRARY $114.10 $110.67 37Boone THORNTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY $164.42 $187.82 6Brown BROWN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $127.43 $47.80 162Carroll CAMDEN PUBLIC LIBRARY $5.06 $41.32 185Carroll DELPHI PUBLIC LIBRARY $107 96 $94 13 52

Library Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

2011 Expenditures

Carroll DELPHI PUBLIC LIBRARY $107.96 $94.13 52Carroll FLORA PUBLIC LIBRARY $121.43 $113.77 31Cass LOGANSPORT‐CASS PUBLIC LIBRARY $65.09 $34.96 201Cass ROYAL CENTER PUBLIC LIBRARY $56.56 $50.71 149Cass WALTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $38.24 $99.77 45Clark CHARLESTOWN‐CLARK COUNTY CONTRACTUAL LIB $29.21 $28.93 213Clark JEFFERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $53.82 $47.01 166Clay BRAZIL PUBLIC LIBRARY $86.40 $90.02 58Clinton CLINTON COUNTY CONTRACTUAL PUBLIC LIBRAR (1) (1) ‐Clinton COLFAX‐PERRY TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $128.22 $140.84 16Clinton FRANKFORT COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $118.84 $69.78 92Clinton KIRKLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY $55.93 $144.67 15Crawford CRAWFORD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $21.89 $16.94 228Daviess ODON‐WINKELPLECK PUBLIC LIBRARY $28.71 $21.40 224Daviess WASHINGTON CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY $74.71 $47.17 164Dearborn AURORA PUBLIC LIBRARY $58.31 $49.85 151Dearborn LAWRENCEBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY $69.06 $64.94 110Decatur DECATUR COUNTY CONTRACTUAL LIBRARY Data Not Provided (2) ‐Decatur GREENSBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY $58.59 $43.76 177DeKalb AUBURN‐ECKHART PUBLIC LIBRARY $83.07 $89.19 60DeKalb BUTLER CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY $158.63 $120.09 27DeKalb GARRETT PUBLIC LIBRARY $57.65 $69.52 94

67

Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82


Highest: $264.20






2011 Expenditures

DeKalb WATERLOO PUBLIC LIBRARY $92.16 $85.43 66Delaware MUNCIE PUBLIC LIBRARY $57.19 $64.61 111Delaware YORKTOWN ‐ MT PLEASANT LIBRARY $50.52 $89.68 59Dubois DUBOIS COUNTY CONTRACTUAL LIBRARY (3) (3) ‐Dubois HUNTINGBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY $30.54 $37.47 196Dubois JASPER PUBLIC LIBRARY $43.91 Data Not Provided ‐Elkhart BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY $53.73 $47.34 163Elkhart ELKHART PUBLIC LIBRARY $92.02 $87.02 63Elkhart GOSHEN PUBLIC LIBRARY $87.19 $113.20 33Elkhart MIDDLEBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY $46.97 $52.07 144Elkhart NAPPANEE PUBLIC LIBRARY $129.24 $131.47 19Elkhart WAKARUSA‐OLIVE TOWNSHIP‐HARRISON TOWNSHI $64.99 $81.61 71Fayette FAYETTE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $37.53 $35.71 200Floyd NEW ALBANY‐FLOYD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $32.69 $77.49 76Fountain ATTICA PUBLIC LIBRARY $86.10 $84.76 68Fountain COVINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $52.34 $42.74 180Fountain KINGMAN‐MILLCREEK PUBLIC LIBRARY $2.13 $48.59 155Franklin FRANKLIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT $5 01 $57 82 127Franklin FRANKLIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT $5.01 $57.82 127Fulton AKRON CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY $102.07 $102.50 41Fulton FULTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $87.80 $88.02 62Fulton KEWANNA PUBLIC LIBRARY $69.45 Data Not Provided ‐Gibson FORT BRANCH‐JOHNSON TOWNSHIP LIBRARY $40.07 $36.76 197Gibson OAKLAND CITY‐COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LI $36.09 $44.53 174Gibson OWENSVILLE CARNEGIE LIBRARY $59.17 $53.50 141Gibson PRINCETON‐PATOKA TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $44.40 $42.35 181Grant BARTON‐REES‐POGUE MEMORIAL LIBRARY $17.42 $20.94 225Grant FAIRMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY $23.13 $24.80 217Grant GAS CITY‐MILL TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $75.96 $73.92 88Grant JONESBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY $29.51 $29.15 212Grant MARION PUBLIC LIBRARY $93.36 $68.43 98Grant MATTHEWS PUBLIC LIBRARY $11.51 $17.15 227Grant SWAYZEE PUBLIC LIBRARY $38.75 $38.41 194Grant VAN BUREN PUBLIC LIBRARY $45.00 $56.87 130Greene BLOOMFIELD‐EASTERN GREENE COUNTY PUBLIC $44.65 $41.51 183Greene JASONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $28.99 $26.92 216Greene LINTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.15 $53.57 140Greene WORTHINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $11.66 $54.63 138Hamilton CARMEL‐CLAY PUBLIC LIBRARY $98.31 $84.76 67Hamilton HAMILTON EAST PUBLIC LIBRARY $42.44 $60.33 121

68

Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82


Highest: $264.20






2011 Expenditures

Hamilton HAMILTON NORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY $80.58 $77.30 77Hamilton SHERIDAN PUBLIC LIBRARY $31.20 $75.86 81Hamilton WESTFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.14 $44.56 173Hancock FORTVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $28.22 $29.47 211Hancock HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $63.21 $66.91 102Harrison HARRISON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $53.06 $48.15 158Hendricks BROWNSBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY $39.35 $48.46 156Hendricks CLAYTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $45.20 $44.04 176Hendricks COATESVILLE‐CLAY TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $108.30 $105.46 40Hendricks DANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $85.25 $81.20 73Hendricks PLAINFIELD ‐ GUILFORD TWP PUBLIC LIBRARY $111.19 $126.65 22Hendricks WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $33.52 $48.95 153Henry KNIGHTSTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY $30.73 $33.09 207Henry MIDDLETOWN‐FALL CREEK TWP PUBLIC LIBRARY $31.19 $48.61 154Henry NEW CASTLE‐HENRY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $76.36 $74.31 86Henry SPICELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY $14.67 $13.94 230Howard GREENTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY $57.30 $51.44 148Howard KOKOMO‐HOWARD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $105 38 $81 41 72Howard KOKOMO‐HOWARD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $105.38 $81.41 72Huntington ANDREWS PUBLIC LIBRARY $40.19 $41.23 186Huntington HUNTINGTON LIBRARY $7.83 $72.27 89Huntington ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.95 $43.01 178Huntington WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY $45.73 $47.04 165Jackson BROWNSTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY $70.14 $62.21 117Jackson JACKSON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $95.55 $62.82 116Jasper JASPER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $85.12 $74.97 84Jasper REMINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $64.99 $68.68 97Jay DUNKIRK PUBLIC LIBRARY $64.93 $82.82 69Jay JAY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $52.07 $51.49 147Jay PENN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $16.07 $16.60 229Jefferson JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $37.22 $36.01 199Jennings JENNINGS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $30.29 $46.07 168Johnson EDINBURGH‐WRIGHT‐HAGEMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY $73.92 $82.68 70Johnson GREENWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY $85.18 $95.27 49Johnson JOHNSON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $63.26 $65.30 106Knox BICKNELL PUBLIC LIBRARY $34.65 $29.75 210Knox KNOX COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $42.79 $44.63 172Kosciusko BELL MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY $95.64 $132.63 18Kosciusko MILFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY $63.76 $56.75 131Kosciusko NORTH WEBSTER LIBRARY $93.60 $67.26 101

69

Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82


Highest: $264.20






2011 Expenditures

Kosciusko PIERCETON PUBLIC LIBRARY $24.45 $23.15 220Kosciusko SYRACUSE PUBLIC LIBRARY $1.68 $56.98 129Kosciusko WARSAW COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $111.98 $110.49 38LaGrange LAGRANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $24.51 $121.00 26Lake CROWN POINT COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.00 $158.47 9Lake EAST CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY $175.07 $181.97 7Lake GARY PUBLIC LIBRARY $64.52 $63.90 113Lake HAMMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY $140.12 $114.77 29Lake LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $52.20 $66.53 103Lake LOWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY $109.40 $125.18 24Lake WHITING PUBLIC LIBRARY $179.32 $178.88 8LaPorte LACROSSE PUBLIC LIBRARY $173.80 $158.17 10LaPorte LAPORTE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $64.53 $51.96 145LaPorte MICHIGAN CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $11.45 $128.91 20LaPorte WANATAH PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.09 $33.56 205LaPorte WESTVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $9.62 $9.17 231Lawrence BEDFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY $48.66 $56.35 133Lawrence MITCHELL COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $46 67 $47 91 161Lawrence MITCHELL COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $46.67 $47.91 161Madison ALEXANDRIA‐MONROE PUBLIC LIBRARY $59.64 $66.27 104Madison ANDERSON‐ANDERSON, STONEY CREEK UNION TO $51.52 $52.65 142Madison NORTH MADISON COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM $6.90 $64.95 109Madison PENDLETON COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $63.36 $64.97 108Marion BEECH GROVE PUBLIC LIBRARY $106.87 $76.50 80Marion INDIANAPOLIS‐MARION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $106.00 $69.85 91Marion SPEEDWAY CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $115.28 $96.91 48Marshall ARGOS PUBLIC LIBRARY $67.42 $65.05 107Marshall BOURBON PUBLIC LIBRARY $60.45 $59.12 123Marshall BREMEN PUBLIC LIBRARY $95.85 $75.64 82Marshall CULVER PUBLIC LIBRARY $65.09 $212.56 3Marshall PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY $68.59 $61.37 118Martin LOOGOOTEE PUBLIC LIBRARY $45.99 Data Not Provided ‐Martin SHOALS PUBLIC LIBRARY $8.87 $94.41 50Miami CONVERSE PUBLIC LIBRARY $49.93 $44.21 175Miami PERU PUBLIC LIBRARY $44.73 $46.90 167Monroe MONROE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $80.19 $74.96 85Montgomery CRAWFORDSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $103.18 $92.00 56Montgomery DARLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $33.26 $33.51 206Montgomery LADOGA PUBLIC LIBRARY $38.55 $41.63 182Montgomery LINDEN PUBLIC LIBRARY $139.25 $145.12 14

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Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82


Highest: $264.20






2011 Expenditures

Montgomery WAVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY $70.86 $55.70 134Morgan MOORESVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $6.80 $110.79 36Morgan MORGAN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $36.93 $28.52 215Newton BROOK PUBLIC LIBRARY $115.24 $124.07 25Newton GOODLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY $86.68 $86.45 65Newton KENTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY $168.01 $128.58 21Newton NEWTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $145.11 $138.91 17Noble KENDALLVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $120.60 $97.17 47Noble LIGONIER PUBLIC LIBRARY $80.42 $69.30 95Noble NOBLE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $52.67 $52.30 143Ohio OHIO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $32.58 $40.81 187Orange FRENCH LICK‐MELTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $63.58 $58.06 126Orange ORLEANS PUBLIC LIBRARY $35.00 $33.06 208Orange PAOLI PUBLIC LIBRARY $67.43 $57.05 128Owen SPENCER‐OWEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $50.59 $47.95 159Parke MONTEZUMA PUBLIC LIBRARY $37.36 $40.33 188Parke ROCKVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $55.91 $58.08 125Perry CANNELTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $16 03 $20 35 226Perry CANNELTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $16.03 $20.35 226Perry TELL CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $12.27 $54.84 136Pike PIKE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $6.69 $148.96 12Porter PORTER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $41.83 $42.98 179Porter WESTCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY $102.80 $126.10 23Posey ALEXANDRIAN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY $53.40 $63.80 114Posey NEW HARMONY WORKINGMENS INSTITUTE $709.57 $196.19 5Posey POSEYVILLE CARNEGIE LIBRARY $30.42 $37.59 195Pulaski FRANCESVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $49.21 $145.84 13Pulaski MONTEREY PUBLIC LIBRARY $117.96 $112.01 34Pulaski PULASKI COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $79.05 $77.08 78Putnam PUTNAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $23.88 $23.12 221Putnam ROACHDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY $37.34 $41.42 184Randolph FARMLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY $45.87 $40.31 189Randolph RIDGEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $22.49 $22.56 222Randolph UNION CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $38.93 $39.51 190Randolph WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $36.34 $36.12 198Randolph WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY $36.13 $39.11 191Ripley BATESVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $61.50 $60.56 120Ripley OSGOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY $61.40 $67.43 100Rush CARTHAGE‐HENRY HENSLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY $14.93 $34.87 202Rush RUSHVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $57.93 $51.57 146

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Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82


Highest: $264.20






2011 Expenditures

St. Joseph MISHAWAKA PUBLIC LIBRARY $80.99 $58.60 124St. Joseph NEW CARLISLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $225.40 $264.20 1St. Joseph ST. JOSEPH COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $112.10 $113.68 32St. Joseph WALKERTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Scott SCOTT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $30.07 $24.18 218Shelby SHELBY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $31.34 $31.43 209Spencer LINCOLN HERITAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY $49.11 $50.62 150Spencer SPENCER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $106.33 $113.87 30Starke NORTH JUDSON PUBLIC LIBRARY $57.34 $61.18 119Starke STARKE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $69.06 $70.31 90Steuben CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF STEUBEN COUNT $70.17 $65.53 105Steuben FREMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY $104.85 $248.80 2Sullivan SULLIVAN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $37.84 $47.92 160Switzerland SWITZERLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $31.76 $28.76 214Tippecanoe TIPPECANOE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $38.59 $39.02 192Tippecanoe WEST LAFAYETTE PUBLIC LIBRARY $88.80 $67.53 99Tipton TIPTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $24.19 $80.37 74Union UNION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $57 88 $79 83 75Union UNION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $57.88 $79.83 75Vanderburgh EVANSVILLE‐VANDERBURGH COUNTY PUBLIC LIB $81.32 $91.15 57Vermillion CLINTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $116.75 $63.01 115Vermillion VERMILLION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $56.34 $53.94 139Vigo VIGO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $46.35 $49.70 152Wabash NORTH MANCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY $85.08 $93.54 54Wabash ROANN PUBLIC LIBRARY $42.52 $33.82 204Wabash WABASH PUBLIC LIBRARY $77.12 $100.67 44Warren WEST LEBANON PUBLIC LIBRARY $113.70 $106.52 39Warren WILLIAMSPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY $110.32 $118.51 28Warrick BOONVILLE‐WARRICK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $42.16 $48.19 157Warrick NEWBURGH ‐ OHIO TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY $46.68 $69.53 93Washington SALEM PUBLIC LIBRARY $44.92 $45.46 170Wayne CAMBRIDGE CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY $68.85 $76.65 79Wayne CENTERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY $52.26 $55.67 135Wayne DUBLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY $25.73 $23.24 219Wayne HAGERSTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY $71.41 $59.27 122Wayne RICHMOND‐MORRISSON‐REEVES PUBLIC LIBRARY $53.58 $69.05 96Wayne WAYNE COUNTY CONTRACTUAL LIBRARY (4) (4) ‐Wells WELLS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY $86.36 $86.62 64White BROOKSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY $46.25 $75.53 83White MONON PUBLIC LIBRARY $87.10 $94.37 51White MONTICELLO PUBLIC LIBRARY $94.03 $63.96 112White WOLCOTT PUBLIC LIBRARY Data Not Provided $54.82 137Whitley CHURUBUSCO PUBLIC LIBRARY $23.60 $21.83 223

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Average: $72.03

Median: $62.82


Highest: $264.20






2011 Expenditures

Whitley PEABODY LIBRARY $116.81 $93.02 55Whitley SOUTH WHITLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY $105.18 $111.68 35

(4) Population data not available for Wayne County Contractual Library. Total reported net expenditures equaled $132,723.99 in 2010 and $128,409.01 in 2011.

(1) Population data not available for Clinton County Contractual Library. Total reported net expenditures equaled $1,098,927.47 in 2010 and $942,893.45 in 2011.

(2) Population data not available for Decatur County Contractual Library. Total reported net expenditures equaled $289,981.00 in 2011.

(3) Population data not available for Dubois County Contractual Library. Total reported net expenditures equaled $4,370,384.12 in 2010 and $2,017,351.86.

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Special Districts Governmental services that are not provided by counties, townships, cities and towns, schools, or libraries are often provided by local government types referred to as special districts. The main types of special districts in Indiana are:

• Solid Waste • Airport Authority • Fire Protection • Transportation • Water

Every county is either part of a multi-county solid waste district, or has its own solid waste district. Therefore, determining the per capita expenditure for these districts is straightforward, and expenditure levels are presented here on a per capita basis. Determining the population served is not possible given existing data for the other types of special districts. The total gross expenditure for these districts is instead provided. The average per capita expenditure for all reporting solid waste districts was $13.83. As with other local government types, there is substantial variation in the amount spent by different districts. For special districts, the caveats regarding differences among expenditure levels are even more significant. Because the expenditures are not normalized on a per capita basis, greater variation is to be expected. Comparisons of expenditure levels between different types of non-solid waste special districts are not meaningful. Even comparisons between similar types are difficult due to the unique legal and financial conditions under which each district operates. Special district expenditures are grouped by county. Each special district is listed only once. Special districts that serve populations in more than one county are listed under the county with the greater share of the special district’s constituency.

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Average: $13.83

Median: $9.25

Lowest: $0.73

Highest: $67.41

Units Reporting: 61




Adams ADAMS COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $35.56 $31.18 6Allen ALLEN COUNTY SOLID WASTE $3.97 $3.02 52Bartholomew BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMEN $33.94 $51.68 2Blackford BLACKFORD COUNTY SOLID WASTE $1.91 $2.99 53Boone BOONE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIST $3.41 $4.34 47Brown BROWN COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $20.16 $16.09 21Cass CASS COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTR $6.10 $5.69 41Clark CLARK COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIST $8.57 $7.75 34Crawford CRAWFORD COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT D $27.61 $32.12 5Daviess DAVIESS COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $23.49 $18.41 17Dearborn DEARBORN COUNTY SOLID WASTE $20.25 $25.35 12Decatur DECATUR COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $14.40 $16.31 20Dubois DUBOIS COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $9.86 $3.60 50Elkhart ELKHART CNTY SW MANAGEMENT DISTRICT $3.19 $2.73 54Fayette FAYETTE COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $1.55 Data Not Provided ‐Floyd FLOYD COUNTY SOLID WASTE $3.22 $4.05 49Fountain FOUNTAIN COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT D $11.69 $10.34 26

Solid Waste District Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

2011 Expenditures

$ $Fulton FULTON COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $24.21 $27.30 9Gibson GIBSON CO SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $83.92 $31.14 7Greene GREENE COUNTY SOLID WASTE $9.87 $7.54 36Hamilton HAMILTON COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT D $2.32 $2.07 56Hancock HANCOCK COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Harrison HARRISON COUNTY SOLID WASTE $11.24 $13.70 22Hendricks HENDRICKS COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $4.25 $4.28 48Henry THREE RIVERS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIST $5.45 $5.16 43Howard HOWARD COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $12.41 $13.22 23Huntington HUNTINGTON COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $7.41 $7.28 38Jackson JACKSON COUNTY SOLID WASTE $4.44 Data Not Provided ‐Jasper NORTHWEST INDIANA SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $6.70 Data Not Provided ‐Jay JAY COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $12.33 $8.35 33Jefferson SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA SOLID WASTE MGT. $11.54 $7.67 35Johnson JOHNSON COUNTY SOLID WASTE $3.38 $3.50 51Knox KNOX COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTR $3.50 $9.25 31Kosciusko KOSCIUSKO COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $4.40 $4.97 45Lake LAKE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTR $12.25 $6.69 40LaPorte LAPORTE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $22.83 $26.94 10Lawrence LAWRENCE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT D $40.29 $40.57 3Madison EAST CENTRAL INDIANA SOLID WASTE $2.67 $2.36 55Marshall MARSHALL COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $6.09 $7.47 37Martin MARTIN COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $54.64 $67.41 1Miami MIAMI COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIST $9.53 $9.62 29Monroe MONROE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $16.31 $23.75 14Montgomery WEST CENTRAL INDIANA SOLID WASTE MANAGEM $1.74 $1.40 59Orange ORANGE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $16.79 $11.04 24

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Average: $13.83

Median: $9.25

Lowest: $0.73

Highest: $67.41

Units Reporting: 61




Solid Waste District Expenditures Per Capita 2010 ‐ 2011

2011 Expenditures

Perry PERRY COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIST $18.47 $18.53 16Pike PIKE COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $13.94 $9.38 30Porter PORTER CO SW DISTRICT $5.39 $5.27 42Posey POSEY COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIST $40.21 $24.77 13Randolph RANDOLPH CO SOLID WASTE $10.82 $10.30 27Rush RUSH COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $5.74 $5.14 44St. Joseph ST. JOSEPH SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $9.06 $9.21 32Shelby SHELBY COUNTY SOLID WASTE $7.55 $7.25 39Spencer SPENCER COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DI $26.81 $26.39 11Starke STARKE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $10.25 $10.11 28Steuben NORTHEAST INDIANA SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Sullivan SULLIVAN COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT D $13.25 $16.43 18Tippecanoe WILDCAT CREEK SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $1.50 $1.41 58Tipton TIPTON COUNTY SOLID WASTE $10.72 $10.39 25Vanderburgh VANDERBURGH COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMEN $2.07 $2.06 57Vermillion VERMILLION COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $0.70 $0.73 61Vigo CLAY‐OWEN‐VIGO SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DI $1.28 Data Not Provided ‐g $Wabash WABASH COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIS $13.22 Data Not Provided ‐Warren WARREN COUNTY SOLID WASTE $28.09 $16.32 19Warrick WARRICK COUNTY SOLID WASTE $27.28 $30.57 8Washington WASHINGTON COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT $33.51 $33.04 4Wayne W. U. R. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT $1.31 $1.10 60Wells WELLS COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT $14.96 $4.76 46Whitley WHITLEY COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DI $26.66 $21.98 15

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Average: $24,526,117.04

Median: $335,219.88

Lowest: $667.57

Highest: $1,575,547,728.63

Units Reporting: 73

County Name Unit Name 2010 Expenditures 2011 Expenditures2011 Unit Rank

Allen FORT WAYNE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION $10,788,416.57 $12,325,804.72 8Allen FORT WAYNE‐ALLEN COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORIT $22,723,397.23 $17,406,724.58 3Allen SOUTHWEST ALLEN COUNTY FIRE $2,115,534.67 $1,641,976.19 22Brown BROWN COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Brown HAMBLEN TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION DISTR. Data Not Provided $335,219.88 37Cass CASS COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT $296,770.56 $715,326.94 28Cass LOGANSPORT/CASS CO. AIRPORT AUTHORITY Data Not Provided $1,414,655.53 23Clark CHARLESTOWN FIRE $896,473.88 $515,393.69 32Clark JEFFERSONVILLE FLOOD CONTROL Data Not Provided $960,332.50 25Clark MONROE TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION $395,526.08 $277,773.70 39Clark NEW WASHINGTON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT $215,196.65 $209,479.14 46Clark TRI‐TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT $2,119,768.48 $152,238.07 52Clark UTICA TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT $267,732.81 $247,697.64 43Clinton FRANKFORT AIRPORT $1,480,144.80 $425,786.71 34Crawford ENGLISH FIRE $252,514.87 Data Not Provided ‐Crawford MARENGO‐LIBERTY TOWNSHIP FIRE $70,182.28 $70,211.60 60Crawford WHISKEY RUN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Data Not Provided $60,217.38 62Daviess SOUTHEAST DAVIESS FIRE PROTECTION DISTRI $126,506.78 $171,616.25 49Daviess VEALE FIRE DISTRICT $53,317.13 $45,153.08 69

2011 Expenditures

Special District (Other than Solid Waste) Expenditures 2010 ‐ 2011

Daviess VEALE FIRE DISTRICT $53,317.13 $45,153.08 69Delaware DELAWARE AIRPORT $2,742,798.06 $858,926.39 27Delaware MUNCIE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION $6,336,575.00 $6,400,910.00 11Delaware MUNCIE SANITARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Dubois DUBOIS COUNTY AIRPORT $352,077.89 $247,757.47 42Dubois NORTHEAST DUBOIS COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION $73,526.41 $273,618.19 40Floyd GEORGETOWN TWP FIRE DISTRCT Data Not Provided $2,216,842.10 17Floyd LAFAYETTE TWP FIRE DISTRICT $740,475.34 $2,810,736.00 15Floyd NEW ALBANY FLOOD CONTROL Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Floyd NEW ALBANY TWP FIRE DISTRICT $2,512,823.77 $2,443,468.95 16Franklin SOUTHWEST FRANKLIN CO. FIRE TERRITORY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Fulton FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Data Not Provided $677,054.89 29Gibson OWENSVILLE‐MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP FIRE $346,810.70 $247,639.27 44Harrison BOONE TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT $66,796.98 $59,388.89 63Harrison HETH‐WASHINGTON TWP. FIRE PROTECTION DIS $65,927.68 $45,944.69 68Harrison PALMYRA FIRE $212,629.78 $129,662.13 54Harrison WEBSTER TWP FIRE PROTECTION $58,011.69 $46,166.79 67Jackson PERSHING FIRE DISTRICT $63,251.31 $50,180.51 66Jackson SEYMOUR AIRPORT AUTHORITY $2,573,434.69 $970,013.73 24Johnson AMITY FIRE PROTECTION $110,390.66 $113,332.93 56Johnson BARGERSVILLE FIRE PROTECTION $4,145,497.58 $4,420,449.96 13Johnson HENSLEY FIRE PROTECTION $162,908.17 $188,580.91 48Johnson NEEDHAM FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT $134,048.27 $137,057.25 53Johnson NINEVEH FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT $140,981.69 $331,963.44 38Johnson WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP FIRE $7,635,329.79 $7,074,336.50 10Johnson WHITELAND FIRE PROTECTION $182,667.00 $399,688.99 36Knox JOHNSON TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY FIRE $174,611.82 $154,053.40 51Knox SOUTH VIGO TOWNSHIP FIRE Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Knox VIGO CENTRAL COMMUNITY FIRE $105,583.00 $50,489.11 64

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Average: $24,526,117.04

Median: $335,219.88

Lowest: $667.57

Highest: $1,575,547,728.63

Units Reporting: 73

County Name Unit Name 2010 Expenditures 2011 Expenditures2011 Unit Rank

2011 Expenditures

Special District (Other than Solid Waste) Expenditures 2010 ‐ 2011

Knox VINCENNES TOWNSHIP FIRE $1,332,814.23 $1,643,751.24 21Kosciusko TURKEY CREEK TWP FIRE TERRITORY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake DYER WATER WORKS Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake EAST CHICAGO SANITARY $48,624,807.23 Data Not Provided ‐Lake GARY AIRPORT $7,576,340.85 $11,531,265.57 9Lake GARY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake GARY REDEVELOPMENT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake GARY SANITARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake GARY STORM WATER MANAGEMENT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake HAMMOND REDEVELOPMENT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake HAMMOND SANITARY $33,517,864.82 Data Not Provided ‐Lake HIGHLAND SANITARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake HIGHLAND WATER DISTRICT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake LAKE RIDGE FIRE PROTECTION $423,429.27 $418,350.32 35Lake ST. JOHN SANITARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake ST. JOHN WATER DISTRICT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake TOWN OF DYER SANITARY DISTRICT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake WHITING SANITARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Lake WINFIELD WATERWORKS $29,601.21 Data Not Provided ‐Lake WINFIELD WATERWORKS $29,601.21 Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte LAPORTE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY $859,516.14 $894,390.27 26LaPorte LAPORTE REDEVELOPMENT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐LaPorte MICHIGAN CITY SANITARY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Madison INDEPENDENCE FIRE $22,908.02 $667.57 73Marion INDIANAPOLIS CONSOLIDATED CITY Data Not Provided $1,575,547,728.63 1Marion INDIANAPOLIS CONSOLIDATED COUNTY Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion INDIANAPOLIS FIRE SPECIAL SERVICE Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion INDIANAPOLIS POLICE SPECIAL SERVICE Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Data Not Provided $60,667,140.58 2Marion INDIANAPOLIS SANITATION (LIQUID) Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion INDIANAPOLIS SANITATION (SOLID) Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion MARION COUNTY AIRPORT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion MARION COUNTY HEALTH AND HOSPITAL Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Marion SPEEDWAY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION $466,452.50 $265,923.45 41Monroe BLOOMINGTON TRANSPORTATION $7,761,378.00 $6,394,340.00 12Monroe PERRY‐CLEAR CREEK FIRE PROTECTION $1,709,558.90 $1,920,707.44 20Morgan HARRISON TOWNSHIP FIRE #7 $167,772.06 $72,830.48 59Morgan MONROE TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT Data Not Provided $529,502.75 31Orange ORANGE COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT $398,768.61 $759.04 72Owen POLAND FIRE TERRITORY (JACKSON TOWNSHIP) Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Parke RACCOON CREEK FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Data Not Provided Data Not Provided ‐Perry PERRY COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY $694,137.76 $222,090.99 45Pike JEFFERSON‐MARION TOWNSHIP FIRE $47,131.44 $31,099.76 71Pike PATOKA TOWNSHIP FIRE $136,757.82 $121,810.65 55Porter PORTER CO AIRPORT AUTHORITY $2,849,311.65 $1,988,059.48 19Porter WEST PORTER TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION $148,681.77 Data Not Provided ‐Posey GRIFFIN‐BETHEL TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION $64,365.04 $62,817.33 61Posey WADESVILLE‐CENTER TOWNSHIP FIRE $51,836.79 Data Not Provided ‐

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