The MTA: Revenue and Overtime
A reader sends this in:
Rob,
Each month MTA posts a Strategic Plan Progress Report that you can search for on their website. I've extracted the Sept. 2014 report with revenues and overtime tables, 2 pages long.
Notice on Parking Fees and Fines MTA already collected year to date $312 million, $24 million above their budgeted numbers.
Their total surplus year to date is $83 million.
On the second page is overtime. Numbers inside ( ) mean they are in a deficit. So far they are in a $15 million deficit.
All together they are in a $83 - $15 = $68 million surplus. Why then do they need an extra $500 million in Prop. A?
Notice on Parking Fees and Fines MTA already collected year to date $312 million, $24 million above their budgeted numbers.
Their total surplus year to date is $83 million.
On the second page is overtime. Numbers inside ( ) mean they are in a deficit. So far they are in a $15 million deficit.
All together they are in a $83 - $15 = $68 million surplus. Why then do they need an extra $500 million in Prop. A?
Labels: City Government, Muni
posted by Rob Anderson @ 12:29 PM
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