That's a decrease of 1.2 percent from 2016, when the city spent $35.64 million, or $4,757 per household.
Woodstock has 7,493 households and a population of 25,525.
Since 2001, the City of Woodstock budget has fallen by 6.9 percent, from $37.85 million. The city population has grown 26.7 percent over the same period, from 20,151.
Salaries accounted for 31.2 percent of city spending in 2017. Woodstock property taxpayers paid $10.98 million for 152 full-time employees and 161 part-time employees.
In 2001, the city had 130 full-time employees and 40 part-time employees, and spent $8.28 million.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
25,525
$35,228,760
$10,982,626
31.2
313
$35,088
2016
24,918
$35,644,980
$11,132,553
31.2
340
$32,743
2015
24,918
$35,191,364
$11,262,223
32
296
$38,048
2014
24,658
$33,759,410
$10,916,167
32.3
286
$38,168
2013
24,770
$32,597,208
$10,937,786
33.6
393
$27,832
2012
24,770
$31,558,552
$10,992,661
34.8
165
$66,622
2011
24,770
$31,445,527
$11,520,612
36.6
165
$69,822
2010
24,770
$34,369,632
$11,725,076
34.1
175
$67,000
2009
24,658
$46,593,963
$12,411,309
26.6
301
$41,234
2008
24,658
$42,399,864
$12,681,646
29.9
195
$65,034
2007
21,657
$37,520,978
$12,032,698
32.1
263
$45,752
2006
21,657
$31,517,133
$10,530,536
33.4
249
$42,291
2005
21,657
$25,065,170
$10,736,948
42.8
191
$56,214
2004
21,657
$37,811,316
$9,928,001
26.3
175
$56,731
2003
20,151
$42,084,513
$9,318,853
22.1
314
$29,678
2002
20,151
$42,138,880
$8,650,503
20.5
165
$52,427
2001
20,151
$37,853,143
$8,281,884
21.9
170
$48,717
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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