Commune d'Aigle
Aigle
Aigle, 13 May 2024
- 07 August 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Aigle
Job summary
Aigle reports a balanced outcome for 2023 with positive results. The financial situation shows effective revenues exceeding budgets, with significant autonomy.
Tasks
- The city ended 2023 with a surplus of Frs 94'671.40.
- Total effective revenues reached Frs 54'515'655, exceeding budget by 5.71 million.
- 3.6 million is allocated to local commerce, schools, and social cohesion.
Skills
- The city emphasizes managing investments to avoid downtown decline.
- Monitoring debt evolution remains a priority for the municipality.
- Financial capacity is ensured for necessary induced charges.
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Aigle, 13 May 2024
A balanced 2023 result for the city of Aigle
The 2023 financial year of the city of Aigle shows a balanced result with a surplus of income of CHF 94,671.40.
The city of Aigle ends the 2023 financial year favourably with a total of actual income, after deduction of internal allocations and transfers to reserve funds, of CHF 54,515,655.-, representing a margin exceeding the budget by 5.71 million (11.7%). Since 2011, the city of Aigle has been able to achieve actual income higher than the budgeted amounts. With actual expenses reaching a total of CHF 45,697,120.- in 2023, the city of Aigle can count on a self-financing margin of 8.8 million. This amount is considerably higher than the 3.3 million recorded in the budget and long-term forecasts. As for the gross debt, it amounts to 86.03 million as of 31 December 2023 (compared to 81.6 million in 2022), or CHF 7,493 per inhabitant (compared to CHF 7,462 in 2022).
3.6 million in favour of the Swimming Pool, local commerce, school infrastructure and social cohesion
The 2023 financial year allows for an additional amortisation and the allocation of 3.6 million to reserve funds, as follows:
The Municipal Council emphasises that it is determined to prevent the town centre from dying if it is not addressed without delay. Consequently, the necessary investments must be undertaken, but their control remains a matter of utmost attention by the authorities.
In conclusion of this balanced financial year, the Municipal Council remains very attentive to the evolution of the debt. It plans investments by order of priority, ensuring it has the financial capacity to fund the resulting expenses.
