Full funds list from OpenBook, with the overall summation of payments for each fund over the time period. The time period is the "All Years" range in OpenBook, which is a rolling 24 months.

Annual City employee earnings for calendar-year 2010. Earnings figures are those taxed by Medicare.

This dataset cannot be directly combined with previous- or future- year earnings because it doesn't account for title changes or other job status changes. Further, the data represents paid amounts rather than stated salaries – i.e. if an employee worked March-December of a given year, the data reflects 10 months of compensation for the year.

Dataset to support searching Fort Collins COVID Business Support by 'product options'

Visualization of total expenses by fund over the OpenBook 'All Years' time period.

Dataset from March 1, 2015 6 to Feb 28, 2017. Last uploaded March 27, 2017

Visualization of total expenses by expense type over the OpenBook 'All Years' time period.

Annual City employee earnings for calendar-year 2015. Earnings figures are those taxed by Medicare.

This dataset cannot be directly combined with previous- or future- year earnings because it doesn't account for title changes or other job status changes. Further, the data represents paid amounts rather than stated salaries – i.e. if an employee worked March-December of a given year, the data reflects 10 months of compensation for the year.

Visualization of total expenses by department over the OpenBook 'All Years' time period.

Annual City employee earnings for calendar-year 2010. Earnings figures are those taxed by Medicare.

This dataset cannot be directly combined with previous- or future- year earnings because it doesn't account for title changes or other job status changes. Further, the data represents paid amounts rather than stated salaries – i.e. if an employee worked March-December of a given year, the data reflects 10 months of compensation for the year.

Annual City employee earnings for calendar-year 2010. Earnings figures are those taxed by Medicare.

This dataset cannot be directly combined with previous- or future- year earnings because it doesn't account for title changes or other job status changes. Further, the data represents paid amounts rather than stated salaries – i.e. if an employee worked March-December of a given year, the data reflects 10 months of compensation for the year.