Debt Management
Debt Management
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Debt Management
Department Description
The Debt Management Department conducts planning, structuring, and issuance activities for all City financings to fund cash flow needs and to provide funds for capital projects, essential equipment, and vehicles.
Bond financings are conducted for capital projects secured by the General Fund and the enterprise funds, as well as projects supported by dedicated revenue sources such as the San Diego Redevelopment Successor Agency and special districts. In addition to bond financings, various State and Federal Loans are evaluated and executed to fund infrastructure projects. The Department also administers certain short-and medium-term financing mechanisms, including capital leases and a commercial paper program.
The Department coordinates and monitors various post-issuance administrative functions related to bond financings, the commercial paper program, loans, and capital leases. The Department regularly reviews outstanding obligations for refunding opportunities and timely refinances to lower interest costs. The Department manages credit and investor outreach functions, providing information to current bondholders, prospective investors, and rating agencies that monitor the City's credit profile.
The Department coordinates the Community Facilities District and 1913/1915 Act Assessment District formation procedures and related conduit bond issuances to fund public infrastructure in addition to the enrollment process for assessments and special taxes with assistance from consultants to maintain databases and administer special tax formulas.
The Department's mission is: To effectively plan, implement, and manage City debt obligations
The Department's vision is: Strong debt management to achieve citywide financing priorities
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Debt Management
Goals and Objectives
Goal 1: Safeguard public assets through strong financial management x Maintain strong internal controls x Establish fiscally sound financial policies x Produce transparent financial reporting x Maintain secure data environments x Prepare fiscally sound balanced budgets and capital plans
Goal 2: Optimize financial resources through long-term fiscal planning x Identify and implement continuous business process improvements x Seek strategic opportunities to reduce costs and enhance revenues x Provide sound long-term financial and infrastructure plans
Goal 3: Excellent customer service x Own the problem until it is resolved x Reach out to customers and collaborate to meet their goals x Provide accurate and timely financial information
Goal 4: Strengthen the City's financial knowledge, skills, and abilities x Maximize use of the City's financial data x Provide robust training programs for Finance Branch staff x Establish training programs for citywide staff x Build bench strength in key financial competencies
Key Performance Indicators
Performance Indicator
Bond payments made to bond trustees on time
Percentage of disclosures for outstanding bonds filed in a timely manner consistent with continuing disclosure agreements
City public bond offerings comparably priced to similar credits
Percentage of bond-related investments that are actively evaluated and re-invested as they come to term
Percentage of eligible outstanding debt monitored annually to evaluate potential refunding opportunities
FY2017 Target 100% 100%
100%
100%
100%
FY2017 Actual 100% 100%
100%
100%
100%
FY2018 Target 100% 100%
100%
100%
100%
FY2018 Actual 100% 100%
100%
100%
100%
FY2019 Target 100% 100%
100%
100%
100%
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Department Summary
FTE Positions (Budgeted) Personnel Expenditures Non-Personnel Expenditures Total Department Expenditures Total Department Revenue
FY2017 Actual
21.00 $ 2,455,395 $
275,101
$ 2,730,496 $
$ 1,050,430 $
Debt Management
FY2018 Budget
21.00 2,785,133 $
376,506
3,161,639 $
736,019 $
FY2019 Adopted
FY2018-2019 Change
20.00
(1.00)
2,846,806 $
61,673
257,113
(119,393)
3,103,919 $
(57,720)
1,041,456 $
305,437
General Fund
Department Expenditures
Debt Management Total
FY2017 Actual $ 2,730,496 $
$ 2,730,496 $
Department Personnel
Debt Management Total
FY2017 Budget
21.00
21.00
Significant Budget Adjustments
Salary and Benefit Adjustments Adjustments to reflect savings resulting from vacant positions for any period of the fiscal year, retirement contributions, retiree health contributions, and labor negotiations. Otay Mesa Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Addition of one-time non-personnel expenditures and supporting revenue for the Otay Mesa Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District (EIFD) formation. Debt Issuance Reporting Fees Addition of non-personnel expenditures associated with reporting fees for new debt issuance.
FY2018 Budget 3,161,639 $
3,161,639 $
FY2019 Adopted
3,103,919 $
FY2018-2019 Change
(57,720)
3,103,919 $
(57,720)
FY2018 Budget
21.00
21.00
FY2019 Adopted
20.00
20.00
FY2018-2019 Change (1.00)
(1.00)
FTE 0.00 $
Expenditures 164,983 $
Revenue -
0.00
20,250
129,811
0.00
15,000
-
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Significant Budget Adjustments
Support for Information Technology Adjustment to expenditure allocations according to a zerobased annual review of information technology funding requirements.
Non-Discretionary Adjustment Adjustment to expenditure allocations that are determined outside of the department's direct control. These allocations are generally based on prior year expenditure trends and examples of these include utilities, insurance, and rent.
Reduction of Program Coordinator Reduction of 1.00 Program Coordinator providing support for debt issuance and post-issuance administration.
One-Time Reductions and Annualizations Adjustment to reflect one-time revenues and expenditures, and the annualization of revenues and expenditures, implemented in Fiscal Year 2018.
Financing Services Revenue Addition of one-time revenue associated with reimbursable expenditures for debt management services provided to the Public Utilities Department.
Total
Expenditures by Category
PERSONNEL Personnel Cost Fringe Benefits
PERSONNEL SUBTOTAL NON-PERSONNEL
Supplies Contracts Information Technology Energy and Utilities Other Capital Expenditures NON-PERSONNEL SUBTOTAL Total
FY2017 Actual
$ 1,534,833 $ 920,563
2,455,395
$
18,965 $
190,778
43,259
17,720
4,357
23
275,101
$ 2,730,496 $
Debt Management
FTE
Expenditures
0.00
(4,354)
0.00
(5,289)
Revenue -
-
(1.00) 0.00 0.00
(103,310) (145,000)
-
175,626
(1.00) $
(57,720) $
305,437
FY2018 Budget
1,662,727 $ 1,122,406 2,785,133
19,310 $ 270,822
61,226 19,099
5,049 1,000 376,506 3,161,639 $
FY2019 Adopted
FY2018-2019 Change
1,706,835 $ 1,139,971 2,846,806
44,108 17,565 61,673
19,400 $ 154,356
56,872 20,436
5,049 1,000 257,113
3,103,919 $
90 (116,466)
(4,354) 1,337 -
(119,393)
(57,720)
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Debt Management
Revenues by Category
Charges for Services Other Revenue Total
FY2017 Actual $ 1,050,404 $
26
$ 1,050,430 $
FY2018 Budget 736,019 $
-
736,019 $
FY2019 Adopted
1,041,456 $
-
FY2018-2019 Change
305,437
-
1,041,456 $
305,437
Personnel Expenditures
Job
Job Title / Wages
Number
FTE, Salaries, and Wages
20000149 Associate Economist
20000119 Associate Management Analyst
20000539 Clerical Assistant 2
20001101 Department Director
20001234 Program Coordinator
20001222 Program Manager
20000015 Senior Management Analyst
20000756 Word Processing Operator
Overtime Budgeted
FTE, Salaries, and Wages Subtotal
FY2017 Budget
FY2018 FY2019 Budget Adopted
Salary Range
Total
2.00 3.00
1.00 1.00 7.00 3.00 3.00 1.00
21.00
2.00 3.00
1.00 1.00 7.00 3.00 3.00 1.00
21.00
2.00 $ 55,843 - 67,489 $ 3.00 55,843 - 67,489
121,415 158,461
1.00 1.00 6.00 3.00 3.00 1.00
20.00
30,919 - 37,257 61,107 - 231,494 23,764 - 142,455 48,516 - 178,445 61,322 - 74,128 32,530 - 39,170
35,953 177,676 599,140 361,558 215,293
36,570 769
$ 1,706,835
Fringe Benefits Employee Offset Savings Flexible Benefits Insurance Long-Term Disability Medicare Other Post-Employment Benefits Retiree Medical Trust Retirement 401 Plan Retirement ADC Retirement DROP Risk Management Administration Supplemental Pension Savings Plan
FY2017 Actual
$
19,436 $
210,165
1,201
4,120
23,009
110,290
1,999
2,178
420,328
2,429
19,217
92,376
FY2018 Budget
19,529 $ 257,734
24,134 120,020 1,895 2,282 559,609 2,189 20,220 94,587
FY2019 Adopted
FY2018-2019 Change
20,122 $ 256,261
24,763 122,480 2,265 2,464 554,872 2,261 21,060 109,094
593 (1,473)
629 2,460 370 182 (4,737) 72 840 14,507
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Unemployment Insurance Workers' Compensation Fringe Benefits Subtotal Total Personnel Expenditures
Debt Management
FY2017 Actual
2,795 11,019
$ 920,563 $
FY2018 Budget
2,975 17,232
1,122,406 $
$
FY2019 Adopted
2,864
21,465
FY2018-2019 Change
(111)
4,233
1,139,971 $
17,565
2,846,806
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