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Wabaunsee County, Kansas

Wabaunsee County, Kansas — audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025, on the Kansas Municipal Audit and Accounting Guide (KMAAG) regulatory basis.

Basis — read this first: All figures are audited actuals for the year ended December 31, 2025, from the county’s financial statement (Varney & Associates, CPAs, LLC, report dated April 30, 2026), on the KMAAG regulatory basis. The statement reports an adverse opinion on U.S. generally accepted accounting principles and an unmodified opinion on the regulatory basis. This page does not use adopted-budget figures.
Wabaunsee County Courthouse in Alma, Kansas
Wabaunsee County Courthouse (built 1931), Alma, KansasPhoto: Dylan Edwards / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0) — source

Overview

Wabaunsee County ended 2025 with $4,129,579 in unencumbered cash for the total reporting entity (excluding agency funds), up from $3,693,361 at the start of the year. Receipts of $10,836,695 exceeded expenditures of $10,400,477 by $436,218. The General Fund closed the year at $642,257 unencumbered, with $670,179 in cash. General obligation bond debt outstanding was $2,880,000 at December 31, 2025.

The county’s cash of $4,131,353 is composed of checking $14,496,945 plus certificates of deposit $1,100,000 plus cash on hand $800, less $11,466,392 held in agency funds. No jurisdiction color palette was identified from an official site or seal, so this page uses the neutral default theme.

At a glance

$10,836,695
Entity receipts, 2025 (audited)
$10,400,477
Entity expenditures, 2025 (audited)
$4,129,579
Entity ending unencumbered cash
$642,257
General Fund ending unencumbered cash
$2,880,000
General obligation bonds outstanding

Basis: audited, year ended December 31, 2025.

Funds

FundBeginningReceiptsExpendituresEnding unencumbered
Total reporting entity (excl. agency funds)$3,693,361$10,836,695$10,400,477$4,129,579
General Fund$408,217$3,410,722$3,176,682$642,257
Road and Bridge$714,579$4,072,629$3,524,527$1,262,681
Employee Benefits$367,722$1,051,140$1,249,498$169,364
Bond and Interest #3$134,177$228,983$340,223$22,937

General Fund walk: $408,217 + $3,410,722 − $3,176,682 = $642,257; with $27,922 in outstanding encumbrances and payables, ending cash is $670,179. Certified General Fund budget was $3,425,874; actual expenditures were $249,192 under budget. Entity walk: $3,693,361 + $10,836,695 − $10,400,477 = $4,129,579.

General Fund detail

Receipts, 2025 actual (sum-checks to $3,410,722):

ReceiptAmount
Ad valorem tax$1,866,723
Delinquent tax$9,482
Motor vehicle tax$121,785
Recreational vehicle tax$2,595
Commercial vehicle tax$3,434
Mineral tax$1,762
Liquor tax$2,243
Countywide sales tax$695,155
Officer’s fees$112,284
Building permits / zoning$23,926
Diversion fees$40,551
Interest on delinquent tax$50,471
Antique tags$3,790
Sheriff’s fees$16,205
Interest on idle funds$318,180
Reimbursements$30,511
Other receipts$4,417
Transfers in$107,208
Total receipts$3,410,722

Expenditures by department, 2025 actual (sum-checks to $3,176,682):

DepartmentAmount
County Commissioners$67,980
County Clerk$140,879
County Treasurer$116,615
County Attorney$136,209
Register of Deeds$121,524
Sheriff$1,510,644
District Court$92,983
Courthouse$91,632
Emergency Preparedness$77,230
Planning and Zoning$100,050
Economic Development$37,779
Special Services$683,157
Total expenditures$3,176,682

Debt

General obligation bonds outstanding at December 31, 2025:

SeriesOutstandingTerms
Series 2015A (issued April 23, 2015)$1,440,0001.50%–3.00%, matures 2035
Series 2017A (issued November 15, 2017)$480,0001.50%–3.00%, matures 2032
Series 2020A (issued October 29, 2020)$960,0001.00%–2.00%, matures 2035
Total$2,880,000Beginning $3,145,000 less reductions $265,000

Interest paid in 2025: $73,998. Debt service due in 2026: $348,398 (principal $280,000 + interest $68,398). Total principal and interest to maturity: $3,256,247 ($2,880,000 + $376,247).

Sources & notes

All figures sum-checked against the source document: entity walk, General Fund walk, General Fund receipts detail, and General Fund department detail all tie exactly to their printed totals. The statement’s opinion is adverse on U.S. GAAP and unmodified on the KMAAG regulatory basis — the standard pattern for Kansas regulatory-basis statements.

Source: Wabaunsee County financial statement, year ended December 31, 2025 (Kansas Department of Administration filing).