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Cheyenne County, Kansas

Presented through its audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2022. This is Cheyenne County, Kansas (county seat St. Francis) — other states’ Cheyenne Counties are not this government.

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the County’s audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2022, prepared on the Kansas Municipal Audit and Accounting Guide (KMAAG) regulatory basis. The auditors gave an adverse opinion on U.S. GAAP and an unmodified opinion on the regulatory basis. Figures are actuals, not budget authority. This is a dated basis — the oldest in this batch: a state 2023 adopted-budget category exists on the portal but was not built from, and no confirmed recent full county budget or audit document was retrieved, so no figures newer than 2022 appear on this page.
Cheyenne County Courthouse, St. Francis, Kansas
Cheyenne County Courthouse, St. Francis, KansasPhoto: Smallbones / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain) — source

Overview

Cheyenne County ended 2022 with $12,635,890 unencumbered across its reporting entity ($12,677,872 cash) after taking in $9,983,444 and spending $9,457,639 — a $525,805 surplus on the year. The General Fund contributed most of it: $4,696,937 in against $4,376,599 out, closing at $3,515,983 unencumbered. The County’s only long-term debt is a Public Building Commission refunding revenue bond issue, $4,544,312 outstanding, running to 2048.

Source: Cheyenne County 2022 financial statement, Statement 1.

At a glance — audited 2022

$9,983,444
Receipts, 2022
$9,457,639
Expenditures, 2022
$12,635,890
Ending unencumbered cash
$12,677,872
Ending cash
$3,515,983
General Fund ending unencumbered
$4,544,312
PBC bonds outstanding

Source: Cheyenne County 2022 financial statement, Statement 1 and Note 12.

Funds — audited 2022

Reporting-entity walk (excluding agency funds): beginning unencumbered cash $12,110,085 + receipts $9,983,444 − expenditures $9,457,639 = ending unencumbered cash $12,635,890; plus encumbrances and accounts payable $41,982 = ending cash $12,677,872. The primary government alone accounts for $9,713,396 of receipts and $9,192,761 of expenditures; the difference is the Airport Board and the Public Building Commission bond-and-interest fund.

FundReceiptsExpendituresEnding unencumbered
General$4,696,937$4,376,599$3,515,983
Road and Bridge$1,558,512$1,661,329$136,435
County Equipment Reserve$276,217$120,542$2,299,646
Special Road Improvement$593,178$785,007$1,643,497
PBC Home for the Aged$391,346$246,922$518,053
TOTAL — reporting entity$9,983,444$9,457,639$12,635,890

General Fund walk: $3,195,645 + $4,696,937 − $4,376,599 = $3,515,983; plus $29,572 of encumbrances and accounts payable = $3,545,555 cash.

Source: Cheyenne County 2022 financial statement, Statement 1.

Debt — audited 2022

Long-term debt is a single issue: Cheyenne County Public Building Commission Taxable Refunding Revenue Bonds (2.750%, issued December 4, 2018, $5,000,000, maturing December 4, 2048). Walk: beginning $4,663,002 − payments $118,690 = ending $4,544,312; interest paid in 2022 was $128,233.

ItemAmount
PBC refunding revenue bonds outstanding$4,544,312
Principal due 2023$121,953
Interest due 2023$124,969
Total principal and interest to maturity$6,421,538

Source: Cheyenne County 2022 financial statement, Note 12.

Sources & notes

  • Source used: Cheyenne County, Kansas, financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2022 Read the source document.
  • Sum checks: $12,110,085 + $9,983,444 − $9,457,639 = $12,635,890, plus $41,982 = $12,677,872; General Fund $3,195,645 + $4,696,937 − $4,376,599 = $3,515,983; debt $4,663,002 − $118,690 = $4,544,312.
  • Basis flag: dated basis (2022 audit — the oldest in this batch). A state 2023 adopted-budget category also exists and local news reports a 2027 budget adoption, but no confirmed recent full county budget or audit document was retrieved, so this page rests on the 2022 audit alone.
  • Identity: this is Cheyenne County, Kansas (county seat St. Francis).
  • 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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