City spending dashboard

Published Census recordsVermilion · IL

Danville City, IL: government spending

Municipal government · survey 2024 · published finance observations

Published spending subtotal$66,641,000
Source coverage27 entries11 spending categories · individual-government records
DATAU.S. Census Bureau · survey 2024

Published revenue subtotal

$78,404,000

Money received · excludes borrowing

Entries needing verification

27

27 estimates · source checks, not fraud findings

Reported entries

0

Source flag R · other entries retain their original flags

Read this as a published-record subtotal. Subtotals combine only applicable entries published for this government and survey. Estimates and unknown classifications remain included and labeled. Missing entries are unknown, not zero; these records do not establish a complete city total, adopted budget or payment ledger.

Spending by public service

Survey 2024 · includes estimates where flagged

Stable = reported source entries. Warning = estimates, corrections, unknown classifications or alternative sources needing verification. Not applicable entries are excluded. These are source checks, not findings of fraud or service quality.

Other general spending

#1 Spend
2 source items · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$22,723,000

Groups general spending that the source does not allocate to a more specific service. Underlying accounts are needed to identify each program.

Warning

Roads & bridges

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$11,175,000

Funds roads, bridges and associated construction, maintenance and administration.

Warning

Finance & tax administration

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$7,502,000

Funds tax administration, treasury, accounting, budgeting and other financial management.

Warning

Fire protection

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$6,135,000

Funds fire protection, emergency response, staffing, equipment and facilities.

Warning

Police

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$5,281,000

Funds policing, law enforcement and associated operations and equipment.

Warning

Sewerage & wastewater

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$4,264,000

Funds sewer collection, treatment facilities and related infrastructure or operations.

Warning

Parks & recreation

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$2,616,000

Funds parks, recreation facilities, maintenance and public recreation services.

Warning

Solid waste

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$2,371,000

Funds waste collection, disposal and related facilities or services.

Warning

Libraries

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$2,303,000

Funds public library collections, facilities, staffing and services.

Warning

Public health

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$2,186,000

Funds public-health services, prevention, health administration and related programs outside the separately classified hospital function.

Warning

Interest on general debt

1 source item · survey 2024
Published subtotal
$85,000

Pays interest on general government debt. Interest is separate from repayment of principal.

Warning
Government identity & reporting limits

Which government is in this record?

Census source name
DANVILLE CITY
Government type
Municipal government (city, town, village or borough)
County label in source
Vermilion
Fiscal year-end month and day
April 30 — the identity file does not supply an ending calendar year.

Read the reporting limits first

Census edits these records to produce aggregate statistics. It warns that individual-government observations are not checked for accurate city time series and can contain reporting, coverage and processing errors. The 2022 census is broad; the 2024 annual survey is a sample. This page uses the latest available observation for this government, not a claim of current-year completeness.

Latest source flags: 27 imputed (I). These flags do not establish fraud or audit assurance.

Original files and reproducible records

Survey years are retained as published. Amounts use source item codes and explicit flags; no missing value is replaced with zero. No cross-year growth or city rankings are inferred.

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