BOH Financial Orientation - Preliminary Presentation of the 2019 Draft Budget

2019 Budget Process

Step Timeline

Release of budget guidelines

May 2018

Budget training sessions

May 2018

Preparation, submission, Director review and approval of status quo budgets and operating plans

May–July 2018

Finance review of divisional budgets with Directors and Managers

July –August 2018

SLT budget review and decision making

September –October 2018

Draft budget reviewed by Finance Committee

November 9, 2018

Board of Health draftbudget presentation

January11, 2019

One-time grantrequestsfinalized

LateJanuary2019

Boardof Health approval of the 2019 Budget

February 6, 2019

BOH review on final One-timeGrant requests

February 6, 2019

AnnualService Plan and Budget Submission

December2018 –February2019 (due February 28, 2019)

Budget Context

Funders and Funding

Flowchart WDGPH Complete Agency Budget

WDGPH Complete Agency Budget

The Annual Service Plan & Budget Submission includes the City of Guelph, County of Wellington, County of Duferin and Minstery of Health and Long-Term Care fall, with each falling under 1) Cost-Shared Mandatory Programs, 2) Cost Shared Related Programs and 3) 100% Funded Related Programs.

Also included in the complete agency budget is Healthy Babies Healthy Children (Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services), Preschool Speech and Language (Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services), Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program (Public Health Agency of Canada) and Other (Various Funders).

2019 Budgeted Funding By Fund (Entire Agency Budget)

Pie chart 2019 Budgeted Funding by Fund (Entire Agency Budget)

Fund Funding %
MOHLTC 47.0%
Guelph 14.8%
Wellington 10.2%
Dufferin 6.9%
100% Related (MOHLTC) 8.7%
HBHC 5.9%
PSL 3.6%
CPNP 0.2%
Other 2.7%

2019 Budgeted Expenditures (By Type)

Pie chart 2019 Budgeted Expenditures (By Type)

Type of Expenditure Percentage %
Salaries 58%
Benefits 17%
Building Occupancy 11%
IT 4%
Professional and Purchased Services 4%
Travel 1%
Program Supplies 2%
Other 3%

Cost-Shared Mandatory (1) & Related (2) Programs Budget (Overview)

  2018 2019 Change % Change
Funding

$20,904,006

$21,100,280

$196,273

0.94%

Staffing Expenses

$15,615,349

$15,832,185

$216,836

1.39%

Operating Expenses

5,288,658

5,268,094

(20,564)

(0.39%)

Total Expenses

20,904,006

21,100,280

196,273

0.94%

BudgetedSurplus (Deficit)

$0

$0

$0

 

MOHLTC 100% Related (3) Programs

  2018 2019 Change Change %
Funding

$2,328,210

$2,328,005

($205)

(0.01%)

Staffing Expenses

$2,091,772

$2,088,616

($3,516)

(0.15%)

Operating Expenses

236,438

239,389

2,951

1.25%

Total Expenses

2,328,210

2,328,005

(205)

(0.01%)

Budgeted Surplus (Deficit)

$0

$0

$0

 

Consolidated (1, 2 & 3)

  2018 2019 Change Change %
Funding

$23,232,216

$23,428,285

$196,067

0.84% (2% for municipal funders)

Staffing Expenses

$17,707,121

$17,920,801

$213,680

1.21%

Operating Expenses

5,525,096

5,507,483

(17,613)

(0.32)%

Total Expenses

23,232,217

23,428,284

196,067

0.84%

BudgetedSurplus (Deficit)

$0

$0

$0

 

ERP Software Budget

Capital Budget
Estimated Capital Cost $800,000

Amount to be funded from 2019 Operating Budget (included in 2019 Draft Budget)

214,155

Amount to be funded by One-time Grant (primaryplan) or IT Reserve (back-up plan)

585,845

Total funding

$800,000

Operating Budget

Estimated ongoing annual costs

$225,000 -$275,000

Annual operating budget for administrativesystems being replaced and diverted to ERP

$49,120

Amount in 2019 budget for up-front capital costs converted to ongoing annual costs in 2020

$214,155

Total annual operating funding available annually beginning in 2020

$263,275

Vision Screening Program Budget

1.0 FTE Program Assistant for notification/follow-up/system navigation

$65,943

Fees to external provider of kindergarten students school screening

62,950

Total budget for Vision Screening program

$128,893

One-Time Grants

  • 100% MOHLTC funded
  • Can request up to ten one-time grants annually
  • April 1 to March 31stfiscal year
  • Finalized in January
  • Report to Board of Health in February
  • Submitted with ASP by February 28, 2019

Areas of Risk

  • Impact of Making Ontario Open For Business legislation;
  • Level of provincial funding for 2019