That's an increase of 24.3 percent from 2016, when the village spent $1.33 million, or $7,762 per household.
Golf has 171 households and a population of 494.
Since 2001, the Village of Golf budget has grown by 34.1 percent, from $1.23 million. The village population has grown 8.8 percent over the same period, from 454.
Salaries accounted for 16.1 percent of village spending in 2017. Golf property taxpayers paid $266,157 for one full-time employee and 25 part-time employees.
In 2001, the village had two full-time employees and 13 part-time employees, and spent $213,596.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
494
$1,650,243
$266,157
16.1
26
$10,237
2016
506
$1,327,324
$263,393
19.8
15
$17,559
2015
500
$1,397,133
$262,665
18.8
31
$8,473
2014
206
$1,254,598
$265,618
21.2
13
$20,432
2013
500
$1,318,657
$247,382
18.8
17
$14,552
2012
500
$1,321,774
$245,566
18.6
15
$16,371
2011
500
$1,356,285
$254,549
18.8
17
$14,973
2010
442
$1,680,472
$255,341
15.2
17
$15,020
2009
445
$1,348,144
$249,203
18.5
18
$13,845
2008
449
$1,236,978
$241,716
19.5
18
$13,429
2007
454
$1,221,309
$245,970
20.1
19
$12,946
2006
453
$1,511,143
$250,851
16.6
21
$11,945
2005
454
$4,552,413
$256,368
5.6
20
$12,818
2004
454
$1,255,955
$246,441
19.6
20
$12,322
2003
454
$1,338,599
$232,085
17.3
16
$14,505
2002
454
$1,302,581
$225,396
17.3
16
$14,087
2001
454
$1,230,410
$213,596
17.4
15
$14,240
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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