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Maplewood City Budget

This sunburst chart presents a simplified Maplewood City budget. It begins with the total allocation to each department and then shows the programmes that consume each department’s budget. The structure lets residents see both the relative size of public safety, public works and community services and the split within those groups. It is a communication chart, not the complete budget book: debt service, grants and restricted funds may need their own treatment in a real report. Always state the fiscal year, currency and whether values are adopted or proposed. Keep the chart to a few departments and programmes so labels remain readable. For line-item scrutiny, publish a table alongside the visual rather than trying to fit every account into the outer ring.

Tipo Grafico sunburstMotore echarts-sunburstAggiornato 24/09/2026
Maplewood City — Adopted Budget
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La richiesta

“Create a sunburst chart for Maplewood City's adopted budget in millions: Public Safety $48m with Fire $26m and Police $22m; Public Works $34m with Streets $19m and Water $15m; Community $18m with Parks $10m and Library $8m.”

Prova alloraAdd a $6m housing programme under Community.Rename Water to Water and sewer.
Cosa contiene questo disegno

Leggi le decisioni che ne stanno alla base.

01Use published totals

each department must reconcile to its programmes.

02State the unit

millions should appear in nearby copy or a subtitle.

03Avoid false detail

retain only programmes suitable for public comparison.

Use for an adopted budget with a simple department-to-programme structure.

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FAQ

Domande frequenti

Why label values in millions?

A shared unit keeps the budget readable without long currency labels on every arc.

Can grants be included?

Yes, if the chart clearly identifies whether values are total spending or a funding source.

Does this show a budget change?

No. Add a second period or a separate comparison chart for changes over time.