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Scott County, Kansas

Presented through its audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025. This is Scott County, Kansas — other states’ Scott Counties are not this government.

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the County’s audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025 (AdamsBrown, LLC, June 2, 2026), prepared on the Kansas Municipal Audit and Accounting Guide (KMAAG) regulatory basis. Regulatory-basis figures are cash and unencumbered-cash figures: they do not recognize capital assets or long-term debt, so this page reports no net position and no capital-asset total.
Scott County Courthouse in Scott City, Kansas
Scott County Courthouse (built 1924), Scott City, KansasPhoto: John Charlton / Kansas Geological Survey (KGS non-commercial/educational reuse with credit) — source

Overview

Scott County closed 2025 with $13,384,234 of primary-government receipts against $12,974,479 of expenditures, leaving $11,290,725 of unencumbered cash and $11,674,106 of ending cash. The General Fund took in $4,114,753 and spent $4,098,967; Road and Bridge spent $2,494,452 against $2,563,284 of receipts. The audit gives an unmodified opinion on the regulatory basis and an adverse opinion on U.S. GAAP, the standard KMAAG pairing.

Source: Scott County FY2025 audited financial statement (MSRB EMMA).

At a glance — audited FY2025

$13,384,234
Primary-government receipts, 2025
$12,974,479
Primary-government expenditures, 2025
$11,290,725
Ending unencumbered cash
$11,674,106
Ending cash
$4,114,753
General Fund receipts
$4,098,967
General Fund expenditures

Source: Scott County FY2025 summary statement.

Funds — audited FY2025

Receipts, expenditures and ending cash are actuals for the year ended December 31, 2025.

FundReceiptsExpendituresEnding cash
General Fund$4,114,753$4,098,967$1,449,290
Road and Bridge Fund$2,563,284$2,494,452$631,185
Bond and Interest Fund$1,592,638$1,535,975$699,943
Employee Benefit Fund$545,534$1,324,886$1,419,719
Public Building Fund$615,156$399,381$2,434,098
Oil and Gas Valuation Depletion Trust$35,533$0$1,345,515
Total primary government$13,384,234$12,974,479$11,674,106

The fund rows above are the largest funds; they do not sum to the county total because the statement carries more than 40 funds. The total row is the statement’s own total, not a sum of the rows shown.

Source: Scott County FY2025 summary statement.

Debt & notes

Under the regulatory basis the statement does not carry long-term debt on its face, but the notes disclose contractual indebtedness: county principal outstanding of $18,100,597, with total principal and interest to maturity of $23,262,864. The County’s proportionate share of the KPERS collective net pension liability was $1,931,653 (measured June 30, 2025); that liability is not reported in the statement under the regulatory basis. Related municipal entities in the reporting entity are the Scott County Public Library and the Public Building Commission; the hospital and the Park Lane nursing home are excluded and publish separately.

Source: Scott County FY2025 notes to the financial statement.

Sources & notes

  • Source used: Scott County, Kansas, Financial Statement with Independent Auditors’ Report for the year ended December 31, 2025 (AdamsBrown, LLC, June 2, 2026), filed on MSRB EMMA. Read the audit (PDF).
  • Sum checks: $10,820,431 beginning unencumbered cash + $60,539 cancelled encumbrances + $13,384,234 receipts − $12,974,479 expenditures = $11,290,725 ending unencumbered cash; + $383,381 encumbrances and accounts payable = $11,674,106 ending cash. General Fund: $1,359,661 + $25,038 + $4,114,753 − $4,098,967 = $1,400,485; + $48,805 = $1,449,290.
  • Identity: this is Scott County, Kansas (county seat Scott City).
  • County palette: no verified Scott County palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a county color.

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