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Download annual reports, review CRA budgets, and understand how Tax Increment Financing works.

CRA Budgets

Annual budgets outlining planned expenditures and revenue projections for each fiscal year.

How Tax Increment Financing Works

Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a public financing mechanism used by CRAs to stimulate economic development. When a TIF district is established, the assessed value of all properties within its boundaries is recorded as the "base year" value.

As redevelopment efforts improve property values, the increased property tax revenue -- the "tax increment" -- is redirected back into the TIF district and used exclusively for reinvestment within that area. These funds finance public improvements, leverage private investment, and support ongoing redevelopment projects without raising taxes.

The original base tax revenue continues to go to the taxing authorities, ensuring they are not negatively impacted. This approach allows communities to reinvest in themselves using the future gains generated by their own growth.

FY2024 Financial Snapshot

$7,375,358

Beginning Fund Balance

$10,420,541

Total Revenues (FY2024)

$4,956,153

Total Expenditures (FY2024)

$12,839,746

Ending Fund Balance

$17,214,925

Net Position

40% YoY

TIF Revenue Growth