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City of Anthony, Kansas

Unofficial demonstration dashboard for the City of Anthony, Kansas, built from its audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025.

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the City's audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025 (unmodified opinion on the Kansas regulatory basis, adverse opinion on U.S. GAAP). All figures are actuals, and every total below was verified by addition.

Overview

Anthony's General Fund ran a $107,096 deficit in 2025, spending $1,688,817 against $1,581,721 of receipts and ending with $689,644 of unencumbered cash. The city as a whole is dominated by its utilities: the Electric Utility alone took in $3,818,152, and the Capital Improvements Fund ended at $4,641,870. Two funds ended in unencumbered deficit — the Airport Fund at $(147,189) and the Wildlife and Parks Grant Fund at $(396,372) — while the primary government ended with $15,695,998 of unencumbered cash and $17,904,942 of cash.

Source: City of Anthony 2025 audit, Statement 1.

At a glance — audited actuals, year ended December 31, 2025

$1,581,721
General Fund receipts, actual
$1,688,817
General Fund expenditures, actual
$689,644
General Fund ending unencumbered cash
$1,689,399
General Fund 2025 expenditure budget (spending came in $582 under)
$11,086,028
Primary-government receipts, actual
$15,695,998
Primary-government ending unencumbered cash

Source: City of Anthony 2025 audit, Statement 1.

General Fund — audited actuals 2025

Receipts build: taxes $573,813 + intergovernmental $29,200 + liquor tax $9,718 + local retail sales tax $193,344 + fines and fees $10,009 + charges for service $23,760 + interest $317,518 + building rent $1,035 + franchise fees $61,300 + licenses and permits $4,205 + federal aid $29,001 + reimbursements $98,051 + miscellaneous $24,388 + transfers in $221,760 − neighborhood revitalization rebate $15,381 = $1,581,721. Beginning cash $796,740 − deficit $107,096 = ending unencumbered cash $689,644; plus $36,080 of payables = $725,724 cash. The category build below sums exactly to $1,688,817.

ItemAmount
General administration$77,402
Streets$255,996
Planning and zoning$15,098
Police$439,828
Fire$52,474
Golf course$42,944
Building maintenance$13,600
Park$13,420
Tree board$3,159
Municipal hall$22,222
Transfers out$752,674
Total General Fund expenditures, actual$1,688,817

Source: City of Anthony 2025 audit, Schedule 2-1.

Major funds — audited actuals 2025

Each row's walk (beginning + canceled encumbrances + receipts − expenditures = ending) was verified against Statement 1.

FundReceiptsExpendituresEnding cash
Employee Benefits$667,581$684,776$338,908
Airport$159,806$326,009$(147,189)
Special Street and Highway$55,739$16,618$323,890
Capital Improvements$1,387,389$1,012,602$4,641,870
Electric Utility$3,818,152$3,844,911$486,012
Sewage Utility$562,575$549,942$484,416
Water Utility$1,053,482$1,225,985$568,029
Electric System Equipment Replacement$473,379$230,758$4,525,306

Primary-government walk: $16,212,390 + $27,379 + $11,086,028 − $11,629,799 = $15,695,998 unencumbered, plus $2,208,944 of payables = $17,904,942 cash. Total reporting entity: $17,165,566 + $27,379 + $11,394,914 − $11,900,147 = $16,687,712 unencumbered, plus $2,213,975 = $18,901,687 cash. The Airport Fund's deficit reflects $273,416 of capital outlay in 2025 against a $1,433,772 budget that assumed $1,300,000 of state and federal grants that did not arrive (actual grants $0).

Source: City of Anthony 2025 audit, Statement 1 and Schedules 2-2, 2-3.

Debt & notes

Total contractual indebtedness fell from $5,180,791 to $4,908,859 in 2025 after $271,932 of payments, with $124,693 of interest paid. Composition at year end: Series 2013 Water Utility System Revenue Bonds $3,975,041 (2.50%, issued 2013 for $4,998,000, maturing 2053) and KDHE loans $933,818 (Project C20-1775-01 $633,366 at 3.13% to 2030; Project C20-3005-01 $300,452 at 1.33% to 2042). The Series 2010A general obligation pool bonds ($25,000) and the 2021 Dodge Durango finance lease ($4,860) were both paid off in 2025, ending at $0. Maturities due in 2026: principal $248,787 + interest $122,110 = $370,897; total remaining principal $4,908,859 + interest $1,686,628 = $6,595,487. The city did not hold a revenue neutral rate hearing for 2025 and made no budget amendments.

Source: City of Anthony 2025 audit, Note 16.

Sources & notes

  • Only source used: City of Anthony, Kansas, Financial Statement with Independent Auditors' Report, for the year ended December 31, 2025 (unmodified opinion on the Kansas regulatory basis, adverse opinion on U.S. GAAP; the state filing marks the file "In Process"). Read the audit (PDF).
  • Sum checks: General Fund receipts build sums to $1,581,721; the expenditure categories sum to $1,688,817; cash walk ($796,740 − $107,096 = $689,644; + $36,080 = $725,724); primary-government walk ($16,212,390 + $27,379 + $11,086,028 − $11,629,799 = $15,695,998); reporting-entity walk ($17,165,566 + $27,379 + $11,394,914 − $11,900,147 = $16,687,712); Airport ($2,268 + $16,746 + $159,806 − $326,009 = $(147,189)); Capital Improvements ($4,267,083 + $1,387,389 − $1,012,602 = $4,641,870); debt ($3,975,041 + $933,818 = $4,908,859; $5,180,791 − $271,932 = $4,908,859).
  • Jurisdiction palette: no verified City of Anthony palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a city color.

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