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2014 Annual Report

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ECONOMIC RESOURCES F I N A N C I A L R E P O R T The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is predominately funded by user pay – 87 percent of the 2014 revenues include permits and stamps. Approximately 13 percent of the 2014 funding came from the State General Fund. The 17 cash/federal funds are Game Fund, Park Fund, Federal Funds, VPA Federal Fund, Habitat Fund, Nebraska Outdoor Recreational Development Act (NORDA) Fund, Recreational Trails Federal Fund, Aquatic Habitat Fund, Wildlife Conservation Fund, Game Law Investigation Fund, Cowboy Trail Fund, Youth Conservation Program Fund, Hunters Helping the Hungry Fund, Nebraska Snowmobile Trail Fund, State Park Improvement and Maintenance Fund and Game and Parks Capital Maintenance Fund. These last two funds were new in 2014. The State Park Improvement and Maintenance Fund consists of transfers made from the General Fund (15 million) and Rec Road Fund (2.5 million) primarily. The Game and Parks Capital Maintenance Fund consists of sales 50 Nebraska Game and Parks Commission • 2014 Annual Report Direct Federal Funds $10.9 M (12%) Federal and State Grant Reimbursements $10.8 M (12%) Parks, Engineering and Construction $25.1 M (32%) Wildlife $18.2 M (23%) 2014 Calendar Year Revenue Sources (total = $94.9 million) 2014 Calendar Year Expenditures (total = $78.1 million) Hunting Permits and Stamps $12.3 M (13%) General Fund Appropriation $12.1 M (13%)

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