Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
Vision, Leadership, Action!
The Office of Management and Budget drives financial planning and strategic management processes across Metro Government by delivering management information, consulting, and implementation services.
Mayor's Recommended FY2010 Budget Presentation
Mayor's 2008 Recommended Capital Plan
Visit the Citizens' Guide to the Metro Budget. Review significant accomplishments in the current fiscal year and learn more about the budget process and highlights of the Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2008.
Our Citizens' Guide to Metro's Performance lets you view key performance information on many Metro departments and agencies and learn more about how Metro does strategic planning and measures performance. Check the FY08 Performance Report.
Budget Accountability Report (BAR) FY08
A comparison of budget vs. actual for the current and prior fiscal years.
WeBudget Receives Digital Government Achievement Award.
Metro Nashville was awarded
the Digital Government Achievement Award from The Center for Digital
Government in the Government internal category for its WeBudget application.
WeBudget is a web-based budget preparation and management system developed
cooperatively by teams from the Office of Management and Budget and Information
Technology Services. Read
more about WeBudget.
Folsom, Calif. – The Center for Digital Government is proud to announce the winners of the Digital Government Achievement Awards (DGAA). This national program recognizes outstanding agency and department web sites and applications that enhance information interactions, transactions and/or services. The categories include government-to-government, government-to-business, government-to-citizen, and government internal. Press Release | DGAA Achievement Awards List
Mayor's Recommended Annual Budget
Mayor's Recommended Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2009. Covers the period from July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009.
Budget Presentation
FY10 Budget Presentation. The Director of Finance's budget presentation.
Revenue Manual
The majority of revenue received is recorded in one of the General Funds: GSD General Fund and USD General Fund. The two General Funds provide for the traditional operating services of the government. These funds receive property and sales taxes, charges for services, fines, penalties, and other revenues.
Capital Budget Status Reports
Capital improvements are tangible items (land, buildings, equipment, and some computer systems) that have long-term benefits to Nashville and the Metropolitan Government. Unlike most operating budget items, they are not consumed as they are purchased, so they are generally budgeted and paid for on a longer-term or other special basis.
FY 2009 Budget
Visit our award winning Citizens' Guide to the Metro Budget for complete coverage of the Annual Budget.
Previous Years Budgets
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