That's an increase of 8.4 percent from 2014, when the village spent $18,681.11, or $141.52 per household.
Kappa has 132 households and a population of 227.
Since 2001, the Village of Kappa budget has fallen by 78.9 percent, from $95,927.40. The village population has grown 33.5 percent over the same period, from 170.
Salaries accounted for 89.9 percent of village spending in 2015. Kappa property taxpayers paid $18,202.92 for nine full-time employees and one part-time employee.
In 2001, the village had nine part-time employees and spent $34,437.69, or $3,826.41 each.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2015
227
$20,255.16
$18,202.92
89.9
10
$1,820.29
2014
227
$18,681.11
$17,017.66
91.1
10
$1,701.76
2013
227
$19,033.04
$11,563.76
60.8
11
$1,051.25
2012
227
$107,664.20
$12,811.16
11.9
11
$1,164.65
2011
227
$475,475.40
$16,076.88
3.4
10
$1,607.68
2010
250
$84,360
$18,157.38
21.5
13
$1,396.72
2009
170
$58,703.50
$11,225.42
19.1
12
$935.45
2008
170
$51,700.89
$11,740.70
22.7
11
$1,067.33
2007
170
$45,630
$10,296
22.6
10
$1,029.60
2006
170
$38,174.40
$10,474.80
27.4
10
$1,047.48
2005
170
$39,446.88
$14,827.92
37.6
10
$1,482.79
2004
170
$79,889.70
$21,158.58
26.5
10
$2,115.85
2003
170
$116,160
$34,615.68
29.8
10
$3,461.56
2002
170
$97,875
$26,669.25
27.2
9
$2,963.25
2001
170
$95,927.40
$34,437.69
35.9
9
$3,826.41
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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