The provided charts illustrate information regarding the police budget allocation and collection during two years, from 2017 to 2018.
Overall, the subsidising of police services has increased evidently over the period. The dominating portion of budget share was contributed by the national government, while the least share was made by other sources. The majority of funded finances were distributed to salaries across both years.
According to the supplied funding sources, the total police budget increased from 304.4m to 318.6m within two years. The primary funding contributor remains the national government with slightly increased budgeting from 175.5m to 177.8m. The most significant growth was seen in local taxes, substantially growing from 91.2m to 102.3. By contrast other sources remained relatively unchanged with 38m and 38.5m by the end of the period.
Regarding expenditure, paying salaries for officers and staff accounted for 75% of the total budget in 2017. However this proportion dropped to 69% in 2018, it remained still the largest expense. The budget share dedicated to technology nearly doubled, climbing from 8% to 14%. Spending on buildings and transport showed no change at all, holding steady at exactly 17% in both years
