open budget and open spending are what you are looking for:
https://github.com/adstiles/openbudgetoakland
https://openspending.org/

you can create an account in openspending and upload your docs there. open budget i'm not 100% on, but pretty sure you have to dig through your docs and match up the reports.

unrelated, but in my opinion: also take those docs and create an account on datahub.io, upload and store that data there, unless you are aware of an open data portal in your area...there very well could be.

edit:
i see that link goes to code for fl, idk but i'll assume you're a brigadeer, cool, me too. either way, ask code for fl if they have any plans to set up a data portal. we run ours at:
http://data.codeforhamptonroads.org/
its ckan atm, but pretty sure we're switching to socrata soon. either way, ask them.
we haven't solidified this plan yet, but our situation is similar, and we are going to implement open spending and open budget, although we do not have the plans for hosting open budget hashed out yet. the plan for the data portal is to point to the data source whenever possible, to upload as little as possible. data costs :(.
if you have more questions you could ping oakland's cfa team and raleigh's cfa team too, they've implemented them.

open budget and open spending are what you are looking for:
https://github.com/adstiles/openbudgetoakland
https://openspending.org/

openspending csv format is basic, but still quite confusing, at least for me: 
you only need three columns: date, amount, unique id. from what i can tell, there is no way to automate this, and you're going to have to literally get all up in the guts of budget documents, and rip out what you need. i created a google doc you can see/copy here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq0hZevysGfkdDNUVjVwazJ0M0NSZm9MdVBpTkhJdEE&usp=drive_web#gid=0

there's more to openspending than three columns, plus my explanation is quite vague, so loading data into openspending in-depth guide here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YBXX6du4rOV6OutZncT7gyJeOA7zHml3cC1TtWJW65w/edit

openspending is where you want to submit actual spending, so final budgets, and openbudget is where you want to release budget submissions, proposals, etc.

open budget and open spending are what you are looking for:
https://github.com/adstiles/openbudgetoakland
https://openspending.org/

you can create an account in openspending and upload your docs there. open budget i'm not 100% on, but pretty sure you have to dig through your docs and match up the reports.

unrelated, but in my opinion: also take those docs and create an account on datahub.io, upload and store that data there, unless you are aware of an open data portal in your area...there very well could be.

open budget and open spending are what you are looking for:
https://github.com/adstiles/openbudgetoakland
https://openspending.org/

you can create an account in openspending and upload your docs there. open budget i'm not 100% on, but pretty sure you have to dig through your docs and match up the reports.

unrelated, but in my opinion: also take those docs and create an account on datahub.io, upload and store that data there, unless you are aware of an open data portal in your area...there very well could be.

edit:
i see that link goes to code for fl, idk but i'll assume you're a brigadeer, cool, me too. either way, ask code for fl if they have any plans to set up a data portal. we run ours at:
http://data.codeforhamptonroads.org/
its ckan atm, but pretty sure we're switching to socrata soon. either way, ask them.
we haven't solidified this plan yet, but our situation is similar, and we are going to implement open spending and open budget, although we do not have the plans for hosting open budget hashed out yet. the plan for the data portal is to point to the data source whenever possible, to upload as little as possible. data costs :(.
if you have more questions you could ping oakland's cfa team and raleigh's cfa team too, they've implemented them.