The data from this research paper was derived from two cities in two different states. Namely: The State of Florida and the State of Idaho which have totally different spending and crime conviction rates. I will show the budget and cost analysis differences of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Ada County Sheriff’s Office. Jacksonville is a city in the State of Florida and has always recorded a reduced level of expenditure in the sheriff’s budget alone compared to Ada city in the state of Idaho. Ada County’s budget cycle runs on a fiscal year, usually from October 1 through September 30 the following year, and it always includes services ranging from: social amenities like Parks & Waterways, Veterans Services, Airports. Fares to essential services like; Ambulance Service Property Assessments, Tax Collection procedures, Law Enforcement, Patrol Magistrate Court Services, Indigent Medical Care, Jail Operations Adult, and Juvenile Corrections, Emergency Services Solid Waste Management, Emergency Management, Operations Public Health Care, Court Operations, Land Records and even the land records.
Each year the county of Ada operates a number of grant programs which are funded, by contributions from the Federal and State governments as well as other governments and nonprofit and for profit entities. The City 's participation in these programs typically is governed by separate contractual agreements with the cognizant funding agencies. Although these programs are omitted from the Annual Budget, the following schedule is offered in an array to make available an overview of the City 's participation in these programs. It should be noted that the figures shown are estimates (Terrence, 2009).
Statistics form 2009, Reveal that the City of Jacksonville had 3823
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