How Paducah funds city government.
Explore taxes, licenses, fees, grants and transfers. These figures cover the General Fund; they are not a consolidated total for every city fund.
Where city money comes from
General Fund revenue
$49,713,352
FY2027 adopted budget
General Fund only · planned spending
FY2025 includes a one-time USACE floodwall audit adjustment in both Other Fees and Engineering. It is not ordinary recurring activity.
| Category | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Fines | |
| Grants | |
| Interest Income | |
| Insurance | |
| Charges for Services | |
| Other Fees | |
| Occupational License | |
| Permits & Fees | |
| Property Rent | |
| Property Taxes | |
| Recreation Fees | |
| Sales | |
| Audit/GASB Adjustments | |
| Interfund Transfers | |
| Published total |
Who supplies the money?
A revenue category tells us how money is recorded. It does not always tell us which government originally supplied it. Transfers may also move money between city funds.
For FY2027, the validated General Fund grant detail includes , plus in the checked summary. The unclassified amount is not being labeled federal.
Federal awards may appear in other funds or pass through another government. A complete citywide local/state/federal breakdown needs the supporting grant and fund schedules. Missing attribution does not mean zero funding.