Financial Information

Budget Information

MARC is funded by federal, state and private grants, local contributions and earned income. Each year, the MARC Board of Directors approves a budget and work plan to guide agency activities and provide a clear picture of how revenues are allocated to achieve overarching policy goals.

2023 Budget and Work Plan

MARC’s budget is complex and differs greatly from municipal and county budgets. Most of our revenues come from federal, state and private grants. Local government dues and fees make up a small, but significant, part of our budget. We also track contributed services — the value of personnel time, goods and services, used as in-kind match for grant funds — as both a revenue and an expense. Per federal guidelines, MARC uses an indirect cost allocation method to charge indirect and fringe benefit costs to grants and programs as hours are worked. We also set aside some money in a long-term contingency fund each year.

Audit documents

Each year, MARC's financial reports are audited by an independent auditor, after which we submit a Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) to our Board of Directors for approval. As a federal grant recipient, we are also required to complete a Supplemental Financial Report each year.

2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report 2021 Single Audit 2021 MARC Auditor Communications Letter 2020 MARC Annual Comprehensive Financial Report 2020 Federal Uniform Grant Guidance Supplemental Financial Report - Short Version 2020 Auditor Communications and Other Considerations Resulting from Financial Audit

2022 Draft Audit Documents

The following draft documents for the 2022 calendar year are available for review.

2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report Draft 2022 Auditor Communication Presentation Draft