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Alamo's money

Every figure comes from an official record — the Texas Comptroller, the Census Bureau, or the City of Alamo's own documents — and links to its source. Summaries are AI-generated: verify against the originals.

$482,190
Property tax increase
FY 2023-2024

Raises property‑tax revenue by $482,190 (11.65% increase) compared to FY 2022-2023.

official document verified in source retrieved 2026-08-30
$8,535,154
Rainy-day fund balance
FY 2023-2024

Projected unassigned General Fund balance at 9/30/2024 is $8,535,154.

official document verified in source retrieved 2026-08-30

Deep dive: department by department

Department totals and the category subtotals the city's budget book prints — nothing estimated.

What the money is spent on — by department · 2023-2024

The 20 largest departments as printed in the city's adopted budget book. Fund and function summary rows are excluded — they'd count the same dollars twice. · source: adopted budget

Where the money comes from

General Fund total revenue $14,028,798
Utility Fund revenue $5,477,600
Debt Service Fund revenue $615,000
Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax Fund revenue $103,500
From the adopted budget's summary; each table's scope (which funds it covers) differs, which is why section totals don't match each other.

What kind of spending? (salaries, utilities, equipment…)

General Fund expenditures $14,418,798
Debt Service obligations $10,448,742
Utility Fund operating expenses $5,478,044

Sales tax paid to the city, by year

$5M$10M 2013201520202025 2013: $3,372,0582014: $3,485,2832015: $3,455,9642016: $3,477,2452017: $3,436,8542018: $3,631,3062019: $3,835,3822020: $4,300,2842021: $4,952,4792022: $5,616,9852023: $6,310,1972024: $6,039,8722025: $6,124,327 $3,372,058$6,124,327
Monthly allocation payments from the Texas Comptroller to the City of Alamo, summed per calendar year. The online record starts in 2013. More context in History. · source verified in source

What is the city budget?

The City of Alamo’s FY 2023‑2024 adopted budget outlines the city’s projected revenues and expenditures for the year October 1 2023 through September 30 2024. It shows a total General Fund budget of $14,418,798, an $8.5 million unreserved fund balance, and a property‑tax increase of $482,190 (11.65 %). The property‑tax rate was lowered to $0.5801 per $100 of assessed value, with $377,957 coming from new property added to the roll. The budget also lists a $1,077,465,269 total assessed taxable value, a 17 % rise over the prior year, and several grant awards and program funding.

General Fund total budget (revenues and expenditures) $14,418,798
Unreserved fund balance (as of Sep 30 2022) $8,535,154
Increase in property‑tax revenue $482,190 (11.65 %)
Revenue from new property added to tax roll $377,957
Adopted property‑tax rate for FY 2023‑2024 $0.5801 per $100 assessed value
Assessed taxable value $1,077,465,269
Police department grant awards $150,000 (Stonegarden) + $40,000 (Borderstar) = $190,000
Funding for city streets improvements $50,000
AI summary — verify against the original. · City of Alamo, Texas Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2023-2024

Household income

Median household income $54,234
Under $25,000 15.7%
$25,000 - $49,999 19.8%
$50,000 - $99,999 41.5%
$100,000 - $199,999 20.0%
$200,000 and up 3.0%
2019-2023 ACS 5-year · US Census Bureau

The documents, year by year