That's an increase of 1.1 percent from 2015, when the city spent $9.59 million, or $5,880 per household.
Oregon has 1,631 households and a population of 3,721.
Since 2001, the City of Oregon budget has grown by 84.7 percent, from $5.25 million. The city population has fallen 4.4 percent over the same period, from 3,891.
Salaries accounted for 12.2 percent of city spending in 2016. Oregon property taxpayers paid $1.18 million for 22 full-time employees and five part-time employees.
In 2001, the city had 42 full-time employees and two part-time employees, and spent $786,961.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2016
3,721
$9,697,170
$1,179,551
12.2
27
$43,687
2015
3,721
$9,589,714
$1,172,946
12.2
30
$39,098
2014
4,123
$10,367,648
$1,166,153
11.2
29
$40,212
2013
4,123
$9,231,084
$1,138,281
12.3
30
$37,943
2012
4,123
$9,583,607
$1,099,801
11.5
24
$45,825
2011
4,123
$13,101,785
$981,907
7.5
24
$40,913
2010
4,123
$12,675,432
$1,015,219
8
26
$39,047
2009
4,173
$5,977,893
$1,119,188
18.7
40
$27,980
2008
4,173
$5,672,640
$1,060,235
18.7
46
$23,049
2007
3,891
$5,789,628
$1,008,636
17.4
46
$21,927
2006
3,891
$5,529,463
$914,303
16.5
44
$20,780
2005
3,891
$5,655,052
$880,364
15.6
42
$20,961
2004
3,891
$5,829,054
$868,123
14.9
43
$20,189
2003
3,891
$5,886,461
$843,755
14.3
44
$19,176
2002
3,891
$5,873,318
$807,880
13.8
50
$16,158
2001
3,891
$5,251,269
$786,961
15
44
$17,885
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.
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