Colmar
Enseignement-formation
In 2024, Colmar spent 8.6 M€ on this. That is €126 per inhabitant.
Against towns of the same size
−6.2 pt Colmar devotes 11% of its operating budget to this; the median for towns of 50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants is 17.2%.
Ranked 73 of 81 by share of budget.In euros per inhabitant: €126, against €250 for the median (−50 %).
What for?
Combined classes6.2 M€
School boarding and catering1.1 M€
Primary schools484 k€
Nursery schools440 k€
Shared services336 k€
School field trips57 k€
Lower secondary schools38 k€
School health service9 k€
School sport674 €
Spent on what?
Basic pay2.3 M€
Service contracts793 k€
Pension fund contributions771 k€
Other allowances658 k€
Other compulsory contributions602 k€
Premises cleaning473 k€
Social security agency contributions432 k€
Other external staff343 k€
Energy — electricity327 k€
Other private bodies256 k€
Non-permanent staff — pay237 k€
District heating223 k€
Other types of spending1.2 M€
Towns of the same size, around it by share of budget
2024 operating expenditure, as the town voted it by function. Source: DGFiP — balances comptables, présentation croisée nature-fonction. The comparison is first on the share of the operating budget — the reading that does not depend on how wealthy the town is — then on euros per inhabitant, against the median of towns in the same DGFiP population band. Transfers to the inter-municipal body are excluded on both sides.