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Cook County, Illinois General Obligation Refunding Bonds

Cook County Health and Hospital System Update The County annually provides an Operating Tax Allocation to CCHHS to cover annual operating shortfalls and a separate Indirect Tax Allocation consisting of debt service and pension payments Decreased Operating Tax Allocations in recent years have been driven by reduction in uninsured patients under the Affordable Care Act; budgeted increases are COVID-19 related Includes funding for Correctional Health In FY 2021, County Care increased membership to an average of 390,689; the County expects an average of 390,000 members in FY 2022 Health Fund Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Change in Fund BalanceĀ¹ REVENUES Operating Revenues Non-Operating Revenues Total Revenues EXPENDITURES Salaries and wages Employee benefits Pension & OPEB Supplies Purchased services, rental and other Foreign claims Insurance, Depreciation, and Utilities Services contributed by other County offices Total operating expenses Total Operating Gain (Loss) Capital Contributions Transfers Change in net position (deficit) FUND BALANCE - Beginning FUND BALANCE - Ending See p. 12-13 of the Preliminary Official Statement dated August 3, 2022. 1. Cook County 2021 ACFR, Exhibit 8 (including GASB 68 adjustments). $ 3,369,630,386 176,515,402 $ 3,546,145,788 611,204,055 108,410,529 371,045,880 158,228,865 410,339,838 2,100,497,165 51,473,295 18,343,404 $ 3,858,824,085 22,430,759 187,559,281 (102,688,257) $ (4,735,992,479) $ (4,838,680,736) CO 15
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