That's an increase of 0.9 percent from 2014, when the city spent $91,958.40, or $884.22 per household.
Nason has 104 households and a population of 236.
Since 2001, the City of Nason budget has fallen by 30.5 percent, from $133,575. The city population has grown 0.4 percent over the same period, from 235.
Salaries accounted for two percent of city spending in 2015. Nason property taxpayers paid $1,861.50 for three part-time employees, or an average of $620.50 each, before their health care benefits and taxpayer-funded pension contributions.
In 2001, the city had one part-time employee and spent $4,748.42, or $4,748.42 each.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2015
236
$92,820
$1,861.50
2
3
$620.49
2014
236
$91,958.40
$5,891.60
6.4
4
$1,472.90
2013
236
$179,965.76
$5,896.80
3.3
5
$1,179.36
2012
236
$131,334
$7,265.24
5.5
9
$807.24
2011
234
$43,092
$5,443.20
12.6
8
$680.40
2010
234
$77,145
$8,236.20
10.7
8
$1,029.52
2009
234
$199,361.38
$5,141.50
2.6
2
$2,570.75
2008
234
$111,564.90
$4,746
4.3
2
$2,373
2007
234
$73,695.96
$4,914
6.7
2
$2,457
2006
234
$69,840
$5,040
7.2
2
$2,520
2005
234
$121,148
$5,772.20
4.8
2
$2,886.10
2004
235
$95,073
$6,456.45
6.8
2
$3,228.22
2003
235
$37,752
$7,467.24
19.8
3
$2,489.08
2002
235
$140,872.50
$3,645
2.6
1
$3,645
2001
235
$133,575
$4,748.42
3.6
1
$4,748.42
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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