That's a decrease of three percent from 2016, when the city spent $21.40 million, or $13,129 per household.
Marshall has 1,630 households and a population of 3,933.
Since 2001, the City of Marshall budget has fallen by 42.4 percent, from $36.04 million. The city population has grown 4.1 percent over the same period, from 3,777.
Salaries accounted for 9.5 percent of city spending in 2017. Marshall property taxpayers paid $1.98 million for 34 full-time employees and 13 part-time employees.
In 2001, the city had 37 full-time employees and 10 part-time employees, and spent $1.97 million.
Year
Population
Budget
Salaries
Salary %
# Employees
$$ Per Employee
2017
3,933
$20,756,439
$1,979,124
9.5
47
$42,109
2016
3,933
$21,399,733
$2,023,564
9.5
62
$32,638
2015
3,933
$22,351,457
$2,144,319
9.6
75
$28,591
2014
3,933
$20,391,610
$2,271,300
11.1
78
$29,119
2013
3,933
$25,188,489
$2,260,101
9
80
$28,251
2012
3,933
$25,669,555
$2,281,409
8.9
100
$22,814
2011
3,884
$25,195,000
$2,284,807
9.1
100
$22,848
2010
3,771
$24,926,613
$2,282,304
9.2
101
$22,597
2009
3,771
$27,939,015
$2,383,065
8.5
101
$23,595
2008
3,771
$28,181,450
$2,269,298
8.1
101
$22,468
2007
3,730
$26,317,578
$2,245,676
8.5
58
$38,719
2006
3,724
$21,787,125
$2,286,429
10.5
58
$39,421
2005
3,698
$25,645,490
$2,260,722
8.8
58
$38,978
2004
3,771
$26,210,668
$2,302,668
8.8
87
$26,467
2003
3,771
$26,974,104
$2,194,704
8.1
58
$37,840
2002
3,771
$40,966,520
$2,037,781
5
87
$23,423
2001
3,777
$36,040,310
$1,966,565
5.5
47
$41,842
All values in this story are inflation-adjusted real values.