Town of Danville Annual Report 2018

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2017–2018 Danville Annual Report The Town of Danville provides services to the community in a myriad of ways. This ‘Annual Report’ snapshot gives residents a quick overview of the various service areas and types of work that occur during the year.

Budget At-a-Glance O P E R AT I N G B U D G E T BY F U N CT I O N

O P E R AT I N G R E V E N U E S O U R C ES

TOTAL: $32,945,781

TOTAL: $37,847,199 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES $4,309,391

POLICE SERVICES $9,965,204

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES $4,691,813

GENERAL GOVERNMENT $1,799,546

MAINTENANCE SERVICES $7,811,342

RECREATION, ARTS & COMMUNITY SERVICES $4,368,485

38% decrease in violent

crimes over 10 year period

315 total accidents in 2017.

Slight decrease over 2016

526 cases handled by investigations with a

41% CLOSURE RATE

LIGHTING & LANDSCAPE $3,120,682 PLANNING & BUILDING $2,529,200

RECREATION, ARTS & COMMUNITY SERVICES $2,675,110 SALES TAX $5,522,000

MEASURE J & GAS TAX $2,583,287 PROPERTY TAX $13,642,000 OTHER $5,475,190

Public Safety 37% decrease in property 24,425 calls for service

crimes over 10 years

FRANCHISE FEES $2,299,730

1,998

number of alarm calls responded to by police

9,341 hours of service

donated by Volunteer In Police

1,303 hours of service

donated by Reserve Officers

Recreation, Arts & Community Services 2,735 classes offered 6 art exhibitions held at the Village Theatre & Art 19,189 total participants Gallery

in classes and programs

1,285

families took part in Town of Danville programs

839 people

volunteered to work on Recreation programs


2017–2018

Transportation 1,600 hours of traffic

signal maintenance logged

new radar display signs installed

2

400 downtown employee

4 traffic signal controllers

60 net new Downtown

1,151 students (Danville

and cabinets replaced

137 illuminated street

name sign panels replaced

46 illuminated street name

sign lamps upgraded to LED

17 traffic signals retimed and optimized

parking spaces added (new 78-space Rose Street Lot) Traffic counts and analysis of 30 intersections and 31 street segments

110 transportation-related customer service requests closed

Maintenance Services 1,064 total service 84 potholes filled

requests completed

16,357 bags of litter removed

320

sidewalk repairs performed

318 traffic and street name

signs installed or replaced

744 drain inlets inspected

and cleaned

21,046 linear feet of pavement markings

222 trees pruned for sign

visibility

78,202 linear feet of

103 street light repairs

curbs repainted

1,464 irrigation repairs

5,454 street sweeping curb miles swept

permit parking permits issued

schools) served by TRAFFIX (reducing 207,180 vehicle trips and 601,973 vehicle miles traveled annually)

Street Smarts events (San Ramon Valley)—14 Elementary School Assemblies and 12 Bike Rodeos, 5 Middle School Assemblies and 15 High School “Start Smart” Assemblies

Information Technology 5 free public WiFi facilities

upgraded

979 support tickets completed

Economic Development $58,000 in business

promotion grants awarded

25,000 Live Locally

guides delivered, featuring downtown businesses, walking maps and historic sites

Community Events 100,000+ spectators to downtown events

13 successful large scale

community events held

Finance 16 consecutive years that

the Town has received a Certificate in Outstanding Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers’ Association (GFOA)

Human Resources 13 full-time staff

12 hours of budget hearings

101 summer camp and

Library 24 additional seats at the

on the 2018/19 Operating Budget

onboarded

temporary staff hired for the 2018 season

new Teen Zone

324,391

books and other materials checked out by library patrons


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