LAST EDITED ON Feb-08-12 AT 09:01PM (MST)[p]>I'm not sure how the $10
>application fees are used.
>I have heard from reliable
>sources that a good part
>of those fees are returned
>to the DWR. What
>if the CWMUs were given
>a portion of those funds?
> By increasing the public
>tag allotment to 20% the
>CWMU would lose some revenue.
> But if they could
>get $3 per applicant it
>would help offset that.
>AND it would motivate the
>CWMUs to make public hunters
>happy. The more people
>that apply the more $
>they get!
Reliable? Guess so.
Now you can be sure how they are used.
The truth is all 10 bucks comes in to the division and they write a check to the draw company.
2010
Applications - Annual 396,310
Application Fee Revenue $3,963,100.00
% of Costs
Licensing Staff - Draw Group $281,429.20 8.9%
Credit Card Discount Fees $399,251.00 12.7%
SCI Contract - Fallon $1,108,800.51 35.1%
Postage Costs - Reimbursed $289,000.00 9.2%
Front Counters-50% of their time $433,508.00 13.7%
Proclamations $97,300.00 3.1%
Paper for Draw permits $16,428.57 0.5%
Outreach Staff - 10% of their time $47,262.00 1.5%
RAC and Board Costs $92,534.00 2.9%
Wildlife/Aquatics Section Prep $165,170.40 5.2%
Proclamation Review Chair $73,794.00 2.3%
Overhead 18% of Direct Labor $150,478.78 4.8%
$3,154,956.46 100%
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