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Clark County, Kansas

Presented through its audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2024. This is Clark County, Kansas (county seat Ashland) — other states’ Clark 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, 2024, 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: no 2025 or 2026 county audit or adopted budget was verified for this page (a 2024 adopted budget is also listed on the state portal but the audit is the fuller document).
Intersection in Ashland, Kansas
Intersection in Ashland, KansasPhoto: Nyttend / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain) — source

Overview

Clark County spent $5,693,509 against $5,118,252 of receipts in 2024, a $575,257 draw that left $4,164,525 unencumbered ($4,471,256 cash). The General Fund essentially broke even — $3,456,285 in, $3,401,805 out — and closed at $1,299,828 unencumbered. The County’s only long-term debt is a single 2024 finance lease for a Mack truck, $141,188 outstanding.

Source: Clark County 2024 financial statement, Statement 1.

At a glance — audited 2024

$5,118,252
Receipts, 2024
$5,693,509
Expenditures, 2024
$4,164,525
Ending unencumbered cash
$4,471,256
Ending cash
$1,299,828
General Fund ending unencumbered
$141,188
Finance lease outstanding

Source: Clark County 2024 financial statement, Statement 1 and Note E.

Funds — audited 2024

Total walk (excluding agency funds): beginning unencumbered cash $4,739,782 + receipts $5,118,252 − expenditures $5,693,509 = ending unencumbered cash $4,164,525; plus encumbrances and accounts payable $306,731 = ending cash $4,471,256. Cash composition: checking $996,721 + money market $5,973,345 + cash on hand $540,737 + certificates of deposit $3,500,000 = $11,010,803, less agency funds $6,539,547 = $4,471,256.

FundReceiptsExpendituresEnding unencumbered
General$3,456,285$3,401,805$1,299,828
Employee Benefits$1,327,996$1,425,975$599,332
Capital Improvement$18,922$197,910$852,726
Equipment Reserve—$141,225$383,156
911 land/wireless/VOIP$64,940$65,593$248,045
TOTAL — excl. agency funds$5,118,252$5,693,509$4,164,525

General Fund walk: $1,245,348 + $3,456,285 − $3,401,805 = $1,299,828; plus $116,539 of encumbrances and accounts payable = $1,416,367 cash.

Source: Clark County 2024 financial statement, Statement 1.

Debt — audited 2024

Long-term debt is a single finance lease: a 2024 Mack PI64T truck, issued March 22, 2024, for $169,907 at 7.37%, maturing March 22, 2028. Walk: issued $169,907 − payments $28,719 = outstanding $141,188 at December 31, 2024.

ItemAmount
Finance lease outstanding$141,188
Due 2025 — principal$18,314
Due 2025 — interest$10,406
Total principal and interest to maturity$174,308

Source: Clark County 2024 financial statement, Note E.

Sources & notes

  • Source used: Clark County, Kansas, financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2024 Read the source document.
  • Sum checks: $4,739,782 + $5,118,252 − $5,693,509 = $4,164,525, plus $306,731 = $4,471,256; General Fund $1,245,348 + $3,456,285 − $3,401,805 = $1,299,828; lease $169,907 − $28,719 = $141,188.
  • Basis flag: dated basis (2024 audit). A 2024 adopted budget is also listed on the state portal; the audit is used because it reports actuals.
  • Identity: this is Clark County, Kansas (county seat Ashland).
  • 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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