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TCOG Economic Impact, FY 2021

A Report of the Economic Impact of the Texoma Council of Governments During Fiscal Year 2021


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Executive Summary

Introduction

This report presents the results of an economic impact analysis performed by Impact DataSource, Austin, Texas. The analysis estimates the annual impact that the Texoma Council of Governments (TCOG) on the state and local economy during fiscal year 2021. The report also estimates local tax revenues supported by Texoma Council of Governments activities.

Economic Impact of Texoma Council of Governments Operations in FY 2021

The Texoma Council of Governments directly employs 47 workers. The total salaries and benefits paid to these individuals in FY 2021 was approximately $3.0 million. The organization’s operating expenditure during the year totaled approximately $13.7 million. This direct economic activity supported indirect and induced economic impacts during the year, as shown below.

Estimated Economic Impact of the Texoma Council of Governments During FY 2021
Three-County Region*State of Texas
Revenues for Businesses
Direct$13,698,462$13,698,462
Indirect & Inducted$6,931,422$13,785,960
Total Revenues$20,629,883$27,484,422
Jobs:
Direct4747
Indirect & Inducted55110
Total Permanent Jobs102157
Workers’ Earnings
Direct$2,983,527$2,983,527
Indirect & Inducted$2,328,344$4,630,910
Total Workers’ Earnings$5,311,871$7,614,437
* Cooke, Fannin and Grayson Counties

Texoma Area Impact

As shown above, the organization’s annual expenditures and salaries in the Texoma Area of $13.7 million supported another $6.9 million in sales in businesses and other organizations in the region. In total, TCOG supported $20.6 million in economic output or revenues for businesses in the region.

The organization directly supports a total of 47 direct jobs and an additional 55 indirect and induced jobs in the region. In total, TCOG supported 102 employees in the region.

Similarly, while compensation for the organization’s employees totaled $3.0 million, the organization’s spending and spending of its employees supported another $2.3 million in compensation for workers in spin-off jobs in the region. Therefore, TCOG supports annual salaries of $5.3 million in the region.

Statewide Impact

Spending that takes places beyond the immediate three-county region expands the Texoma Council of Governments’ impact. As shown in the State of Texas column, the organization’s impact statewide is slightly larger than the local Texoma Area impact The statewide economic impact in revenues for businesses is $27.5 million or about $6.9 million greater than the local impact. It is important to note the local impact represents a subset of the statewide impact.

Value of Volunteers

The Texoma Council of Governments coordinates many volunteers in conjunction with the Aging Services Department. These volunteers counsel the elderly, assist residents with administrative tasks and provide mentors to school children. During 2021, Texoma Council of Governments volunteers provided 4,635 hours of service, valued at $135,157.

Value of Volunteer Hours
Total Volunteer Hours During FY 20214,635
Value of volunteer time per hour$29.16
Value of Volunteer Hours$135,157

Tax Revenues for Local Taxing Districts Supported by TCOG in FY 2021

The Texoma Council of Governments supports economic impacts in the region which result in tax revenues for local taxing districts in Cooke, Fannin and Grayson counties. The taxable spending by workers generates local sales tax collections. Also, direct, indirect and induced workers that own or occupy residential property support property taxes to cities, counties schools and other taxing districts in the area. Housing vouchers also indirectly support a portion of residential property in the area.

Tax Revenues for Local Taxing Districts Supported by the Texoma Council of Governments Operations During FY 2021
Three-County Region*
Local sales taxes collected by cities, transit authorities and others$18,049
Itemized Local Property Taxes
Cities$146,461
Counties$84,643
School District$281,272
Other Entities$28,294
Total residential property taxes*$540,670
Total Local Tax Revenues$558,720
* Property taxes collected on residential property owned or occupied by the direct and indirect workers supported by the organization or supported by housing vouchers

The Texoma Council of Governments supports annual local tax revenues of $559,000 in the region which are generated by worker spending as well as residential property taxes.

In total, the Texoma Council of Governments supports total annual revenues of $615,000 for the State of Texas and local taxing districts such as cities, counties and school districts in the region.

While the above is a summary of the results of this analysis, details are on the following pages.