Financial & Annual Reports

Financial & Annual Reports

CITY OF SIKESTON BUDGETS 

The City Manager prepares and submits for City Council approval, an annual budget detailing anticipated revenues and expenditures. Per the City Charter Sikeston’s fiscal budget must be approved by June 15 of each year. The City’s annual budget details the projected revenues and expenditures of the City’s General Fund, Sales Tax Fund, SAHEC Sales Tax Fund, Transportation Sales Tax Fund, Economic Development, Essex Fund, Park Fund, Municipal Court Fund, Tourism Fund, 911 Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and all TIF districts.  Copies of the annual budget are also available from the Sikeston City Clerk, and are on file at the Sikeston Public Library.  Sikeston’s fiscal year begins on July 1 and continues through June 30. 

FY-2024   FY-2023   FY-2022   FY-2021   FY-2020   FY-2019   FY-2018   FY-2017   FY-2016    FY-2015   FY-2014   FY-2013   FY-2012    FY-2011  

CITY OF SIKESTON AUDIT REPORTS 

Upon the completion of each fiscal year a certified public accounting firm prepares an independent audit of the City’s financial records.  Audit results are submitted to the Mayor and City Council, detailing the City’s financial status and any significant findings.  

2023 2022 
2021  2020  2019  2018  2017  2016  2015   2014  2013   2012  2011 

CITY OF SIKESTON ANNUAL REPORTS 

In January of each year, departments submit a report on operations and significant projects undertaken in the prior calendar year. This information is presented to Council and made available to the public. 

2023   2022 
 2016   2015   2014   2013   2012   2011   2010 


CITY OF SIKESTON 5-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN

Pursuant to Chapter VI, Section 6.4 of the City Charter, the 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan for the fiscal years 2016 through 2020 is hereby submitted.  It should be noted the information presented herein is primarily a needs assessment, as determined by each individual department. This information is to be used as a planning tool for budget preparation, as it reflects anticipated purchases from the Capital Improvement Fund and eligible Public Works purchases from the Transportation Tax Fund. 

Capital purchases, as defined by this report, are those purchases of $10,000 or more for assets with a useful life of five years or greater.  Cost estimates are based on projected needs, at current costs. With the exception of a new fire station being proposed in FY-18, the projected amounts reflect the planned replacement of vehicles, machinery, and equipment.

2025
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2022
2026 
2020  2024   2019
2023 
2018
2022 
2017
2021 
2016 2020 


CITY OF SIKESTON EEOP UTILIZATION REPORT
In 1987 the Sikeston City Council confirmed the City's status as an Equal Opportunity Employer with the passage of Resolution 87-07-01 (July 6, 1987). In this policy it states the City of Sikeston is an equal opportunity employer providing employment and promotion without regard to race, color, creed, sex, age, national origin, religion, or physical disability which would not detract from the ability to perform assigned duties.

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