Where the Money Comes From
In the year that ended June 30, 2025, your city took in . For every $100 of that, the largest sources were:
Source: City of Belton FY2025 audited financial statements (governmental funds).
Where the Money Goes
The city spent running Belton in FY2025. For every $100 spent, the largest shares were:
Public safety — police and fire — is the largest share, about of all spending. Per resident, the city's revenue works out to about a year.
Spending excludes the water and sewer utilities, which pay for themselves through your utility bill (see below). Source: FY2025 audited financial statements.
Did the City Stick to Its Budget?
General Fund — the city's main operating fund. Source: City of Belton FY2025 audited financial statements, Budgetary Comparison Schedule.
Your Water
Source: City of Belton 2025 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report (system SC0410004).
Is the City Saving or Spending Down?
Fund balance is the city's reserve across its governmental funds, from the audited statements FY2019–FY2025.
Belton at a Glance
Source: U.S. Census Bureau — 2020 Census and ACS 2020–2024 estimates. The city's wider postal area (ZIP 29627) is home to about 18,871 people — larger than the city itself.
Live Operations — Not Connected Yet
The panels above come from the city's published annual records. The day-to-day panels below are designed and ready, but they show no figures until the city's own systems connect — nothing here is estimated or filled in.