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Crawford County, Kansas

Presented through its audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2024. This is Crawford County, Kansas (county seat Girard) — other states’ Crawford Counties are not this government.

Crawford County Courthouse, Girard, Kansas
Crawford County Courthouse, Girard, KansasPhoto: Ichabod / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) — source
Basis — read this first: Every figure on this page comes from the County’s audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2024 (Varney & Associates, CPAs, LLC, July 21, 2025), prepared on the Kansas Municipal Audit and Accounting Guide (KMAAG) regulatory basis: adverse opinion on U.S. GAAP, unmodified opinion on the regulatory basis. Figures are audited actuals, not budget authority, except where a budget comparison is stated. This is a dated basis (2024) — no 2025 or 2026 county audit was the verified source for this page.

Overview

Crawford County’s primary government closed 2024 with $8,425,373 of ending unencumbered cash ($11,171,534 cash) after receipts of $37,344,565 against expenditures of $41,987,127 — a $4,642,562 draw on the year, driven in part by spending down the ARPA Grant Fund (from $4,249,792 to $0). The General Fund closed at $886,319 unencumbered ($1,172,318 cash) after spending $10,734,278 against a $10,891,365 certified budget — $157,087 under budget. Total contractual indebtedness at year-end was $4,229,476. The County is governed by an elected three-member commission.

Source: Crawford County 2024 financial statement, summary statement and Note 12.

At a glance

$8,425,373
Ending unencumbered cash, primary government
$11,171,534
Ending cash, primary government
$37,344,565
Receipts, 2024, primary government
$41,987,127
Expenditures, 2024, primary government
$886,319
General Fund ending unencumbered cash
$4,229,476
Total contractual indebtedness, Dec 31, 2024

Source: Crawford County 2024 financial statement, summary statement and Note 12.

Funds

Primary-government walk: beginning unencumbered cash $13,095,483, less cancelled encumbrances $27,548, plus receipts $37,344,565, less expenditures $41,987,127 = ending unencumbered cash $8,425,373; plus encumbrances and accounts payable $2,746,161 = ending cash $11,171,534. Each fund row below re-adds exactly (beginning + receipts − expenditures = ending unencumbered).

FundReceiptsExpendituresEnding unencumbered
General$10,698,047$10,734,278$886,319
Road and Bridge$5,284,183$5,493,467$50,929
County Health$2,210,570$2,278,383$51,936
Employee Benefit$6,107,690$5,683,383$941,760
County Ambulance$2,108,765$2,127,804$48,369
Risk Management$4,405,095$4,067,183$1,825,105
Special Bridge$154,932$120,500$717,534
Tourism and Convention$558,515$503,435$585,120

Disclosure — over budget: the County Health Fund spent $2,278,383 against a $1,812,764 budget, $465,619 over budget, in Schedule 1. Disclosure — printed total does not re-add: the statement’s printed total-reporting-entity line ($8,838,435 unencumbered, $11,603,722 cash) does not re-add from its printed components by $27,548 — the Community Corrections cancelled-encumbrance amount appears in both the primary and related-entity subtotals. This page therefore headlines the primary-government subtotal, which re-adds exactly; related municipal entities (four fire districts and four sewer districts) are excluded from that headline.

Source: Crawford County 2024 financial statement, summary statement and Note 12.

Debt & notes

ItemAmount
General obligation bonds outstanding$2,043,000
Finance leases outstanding$2,186,476
Total contractual indebtedness$4,229,476
Interest paid in 2024$169,783
Principal due in 2025$644,331

Walk: beginning $3,337,051 + additions $1,691,091 − payments $798,666 = ending $4,229,476. General obligation bonds: beginning $2,101,000 − payments $58,000 = $2,043,000. Finance leases: beginning $1,236,051 + additions $1,691,091 − payments $740,666 = $2,186,476, including 2024 ambulances ($554,962) and 2024 CAT graders ($541,650) added in the year. The Housing Authority and the Community Mental Health Center are excluded from the reporting entity, as the audit states.

Source: Crawford County 2024 financial statement, summary statement and Note 12.

Sources & notes

  • Source used: Crawford County, Kansas, financial statement, December 31, 2024 (Varney & Associates, CPAs, LLC, July 21, 2025) Read the source document.
  • Sum checks: primary walk $13,095,483 − $27,548 + $37,344,565 − $41,987,127 = $8,425,373, plus $2,746,161 = $11,171,534; General Fund $922,550 + $10,698,047 − $10,734,278 = $886,319, plus $285,999 = $1,172,318; debt $3,337,051 + $1,691,091 − $798,666 = $4,229,476.
  • Identity: this is Crawford County, Kansas (county seat Girard).
  • 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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