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Ashland, Kansas

Presented through its adopted budget for 2024. This is Ashland, Kansas — the county seat of Clark County — not Ashland in any other state.

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the City’s adopted budget for 2024, certified as duly approved and adopted after the budget hearing. These are budget-authority figures (maximum expenditures), NOT actual receipts or spending. This is a dated basis: no 2025 or 2026 city budget or audit was separately verified, so no figures newer than 2024 appear on this page. The source is an image-only scanned PDF with no text layer; figures below were read from rendered pages and cross-checked between the certificate, the General Fund page, and the indebtedness statement.

Overview

Ashland’s adopted 2024 budget authorizes $3,160,280 of expenditures, backed by $219,188 of 2023 ad valorem tax. The Electric Utility is by far the largest fund at $2,091,781 of authority — nearly four times the General Fund’s $552,500 (ad valorem $203,465). The city carries no general obligation bonds and no revenue bonds; its only debt is a $386,948 KDHE public water loan.

Source: City of Ashland 2024 adopted budget, certificate.

At a glance — adopted 2024

$3,160,280
Total budget authority, 2024
$219,188
Ad valorem tax, 2024 budget
$552,500
General Fund authority
$2,091,781
Electric Utility authority
$386,948
KDHE water loan outstanding
$0
GO / revenue bonds

Source: City of Ashland 2024 adopted budget, certificate and indebtedness statement.

Funds — adopted 2024

Certificate fund lines sum exactly to the printed total: $552,500 + $20,000 + $33,193 + $8,269 + $331,537 + $2,091,781 + $123,000 = $3,160,280. The General Fund’s 2024 column shows a January 1 balance of $72,475 and $295,057 of non-ad-valorem receipts budgeted; with the $203,465 ad valorem levy, resources reach $570,997 against the $552,500 authority.

FundBudget authorityAd valorem tax
General$552,500$203,465
Electric Utility$2,091,781—
Water Utility$331,537—
Sewer Utility$123,000—
Special Highway$33,193—
Library$20,000$15,723
Special Parks & Recreation$8,269—
TOTAL$3,160,280$219,188

Source: City of Ashland 2024 adopted budget, certificate and General Fund page.

Debt — adopted 2024

The Statement of Indebtedness lists “None” for general obligation bonds and “None” for revenue bonds. The single obligation is a KDHE Public Water Loan: issued January 28, 2021, for $422,358 at 2.54%, maturing February 1, 2036, with $386,948 outstanding at January 1, 2023; $24,985 of principal and $9,052 of interest fall due in 2024.

ItemAmount
KDHE Public Water Loan outstanding$386,948
General obligation bonds$0
Revenue bonds$0
Principal due 2024$24,985
Interest due 2024$9,052

Source: City of Ashland 2024 adopted budget, indebtedness statement.

Sources & notes

  • Source used: City of Ashland, Kansas, 2024 adopted budget (Kansas Department of Administration, Municipal Budgets — Clark County 2024) Read the source document; portal page: Clark County 2024 listing.
  • Sum checks: fund lines sum to the printed $3,160,280 total; ad valorem $203,465 + $15,723 = $219,188; General Fund $72,475 + $295,057 + $203,465 = $570,997 resources against $552,500 authority.
  • Basis flag: adopted budget, not actuals; dated basis (2024). The source PDF carries no extractable text, so figures were read from rendered page images and cross-checked across the certificate, fund, and indebtedness pages.
  • Photo: no verified hero photo was found for Ashland within the attempt cap, so this page ships without a photo rather than with an unverified or generic substitute.
  • Identity: this is Ashland, Kansas, county seat of Clark County.
  • Jurisdiction palette: no verified palette was on file for this jurisdiction, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color.

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