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4 <br /> Slide #6 <br /> FY2022-23 RECOMMENDED BUDGET <br /> EXPENDITURES <br /> r,!Mrs edge Bffl SUmWe 5 <br /> �3A5 4A%U,n &Nm <br /> i _ mb <br /> TrareHn.raOfiar Fula: <br /> 2.0% •General Garemmant <br /> ouhnn Tach(Onn Cwntq Carp -Support Samosa <br /> V 14A% <br /> 0 3-4 <br /> -Cornmunq Services <br /> 139or9srnca-Cm .Human Serrates <br /> €+sr <br /> - -Public Saretp <br /> -Edxatlan <br /> «deft Samoa-Editation <br /> Debt Semee-CBUPoy <br /> erumu.n <br /> - <br /> DurhamTech;Qrenge Cauntp <br /> Cempua) <br /> ■Transfersio OlherFunds <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> h3411173 r CAROLINA <br /> Travis Myren noted the highest expenditures are education, human services, and public <br /> service. He said when those categories are combined with the county's debt service obligation <br /> for school and county facilities, it equals about 83% of the total expenditures. <br /> Slide #7 <br /> FY2022-23 RECOMMENDED MMENDED BUDGET <br /> FV 2022-23 Recommended Expenditures <br /> Highlights <br /> Edti ation <br /> F4rblic 5a6etr Fm-estrnent <br /> Employee Re-eLkiitment aid Reteirion <br /> Outside:agencies <br /> Fine Districts <br /> Arnemcan Resole Flats Pict Ftu)duig <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> h]t3RT]r CAR MIST . <br />