That's a decrease of 2.9 percent from 2016, when the village spent $66,150, or $769 per household.
New Grand Chain has 86 households and a population of 200.
Since 2001, the Village of New Grand Chain budget has fallen by 57.4 percent, from $150,973. The village population has fallen 26.7 percent over the same period, from 273.
Salaries accounted for 21 percent of village spending in 2017. New Grand Chain property taxpayers paid $13,482 for four part-time employees, or an average of $3,371 each, before their health care benefits and taxpayer-funded pension contributions.
In 2001, the village had one full-time employee and eight part-time employees, and spent $22,771.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
200
$64,260
$13,482
21
4
$3,371
2016
200
$66,150
$14,161
21.4
4
$3,540
2015
210
$66,780
$13,334
20
4
$3,333
2014
210
$98,580
$13,158
13.3
5
$2,632
2013
210
$68,040
$13,478
19.8
5
$2,696
2012
210
$68,670
$13,669
19.9
5
$2,734
2011
210
$71,190
$15,886
22.3
5
$3,177
2010
198
$71,820
$17,995
25.1
10
$1,799
2009
198
$71,370
$19,984
28
11
$1,817
2008
207
$71,370
$18,878
26.5
11
$1,716
2007
216
$74,420
$18,776
25.2
11
$1,707
2006
218
$93,750
$16,243
17.3
5
$3,249
2005
235
$201,500
$19,456
9.7
6
$3,243
2004
235
$152,760
$19,441
12.7
7
$2,777
2003
273
$74,120
$21,529
29
7
$3,076
2002
273
$67,200
$22,597
33.6
7
$3,228
2001
273
$150,973
$22,771
15.1
9
$2,530
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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