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City of WaKeeney, Kansas

Presented through its audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025. The document is headed “CITY OF WAKEENEY, KANSAS”. This is WaKeeney, Kansas — other states’ WaKeeneys are not this city. The City is governed by an elected mayor and an elected five-member council, and the statements include no related municipal entities.

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the City’s audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025, prepared on the 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, except where a budget comparison is stated. The City made no budget amendments this year and held a revenue neutral rate hearing.

Overview

The City of WaKeeney ended 2025 with $2,105,688 of unencumbered cash and $2,202,087 of ending cash. Receipts for the year were $3,579,036 against expenditures of $3,318,048. The General Fund closed at $151,571 unencumbered ($179,893 cash) after spending $1,597,164 against a $1,710,290 budget — $113,126 under budget. The City’s only long-term debt is a single KDHE wastewater loan of $420,594, maturing in 2028. The largest reserve is the Utility Depreciation Reserve Fund at $971,147.

Source: City of WaKeeney 2025 audit, summary statement.

At a glance — audited 2025

$2,105,688
Ending unencumbered cash
$2,202,087
Ending cash
$3,579,036
Receipts, 2025
$3,318,048
Expenditures, 2025
$151,571
General Fund ending unencumbered cash
$420,594
Long-term debt outstanding (KDHE loan only)

Source: City of WaKeeney 2025 audit, summary statement.

Funds — audited 2025

Reporting-entity walk: $1,809,623 + $35,077 of prior-year cancelled encumbrances + receipts $3,579,036 − expenditures $3,318,048 = ending unencumbered cash $2,105,688; plus $96,399 of encumbrances and accounts payable = ending cash $2,202,087. Cash composition: cash on hand $200 + NOW Account – Group Health $16,218 + NOW Account $970,929 + Savings Account $78,077 + MMA Account $250,711 + Savings Accounts (IntraFi Network Deposits) $885,952 = $2,202,087.

FundReceiptsExpendituresEnding unencumbered
General$1,676,929$1,597,164$151,571
Utility Depreciation Reserve$60,000$27,288$971,147
Sewer and Water Utility$613,436$617,994$78,337
Refuse and Recycling Utility$271,157$270,703$18,960
Travel and Tourism$149,892$165,179$160,669
Equipment Reserve$100,000$51,520$140,767
Capital Improvement Reserve$5,334$52,264$121,125
Industrial Development$15,539$6,035$120,856
American Rescue (ARPA)$0$0$98,114
GT Bus – Out of Town$65,550$52,449$54,684
Restoration$0$0$43,025
General Transportation Bus$32,410$31,859$13,877
Library$99,155$102,076$2,521
Special Highway$47,512$42,165$7,741
Special Parks$8,431$3,791$7,134
Bond and Interest$0$0$6,676

General Fund receipts build (current-year actual): ad valorem tax $778,433 + delinquent tax $19,809 + motor vehicle and 16/20M vehicle tax $81,327 + recreational vehicle tax $2,682 + commercial vehicle tax $7,863 + watercraft tax $0 + local alcoholic liquor tax $8,431 + local sales tax $436,717 + utility franchise fees $125,371 + beverage and other permits $3,025 + VIN inspections $3,814 + swimming pool receipts $13,807 + cemetery lots and services $3,970 + municipal court $36,691 + court diversion $4,200 + bail bond $1,000 + miscellaneous $23,849 + insurance claims $448 + rent income $15,100 + sale of equipment $35,400 + transfer from the Refuse and Recycling Utility Fund $10,000 + interest on idle funds $64,992 = $1,676,929. General Fund expenditures: General Government $679,491 + Public Safety $554,999 + Employee Benefits $123,559 + Appropriations $21,180 + Street Maintenance $95,260 + Parks Capital Outlay $10,965 + Operating Transfers $111,710 = $1,597,164. The General Fund walk: $71,806 + $0 + $1,676,929 − $1,597,164 = $151,571; plus $28,322 = $179,893 cash. Operating transfers out of the General Fund in 2025: $100,000 to the Equipment Reserve Fund and $11,710 to the Group Health Insurance Reserve Fund (total $111,710); no transfer to the Capital Improvement Reserve Fund was made in 2025 — the $40,000 figure in that row is the prior-year actual.

Disclosure — over budget: the Travel and Tourism Fund spent $165,179 against a $154,475 budget, $10,704 over budget, as shown in Schedule 1. Deposits at year-end: carrying amount $2,201,887 against a bank balance of $2,277,645 ($1,385,953 FDIC-covered, $890,980 collateralized, $712 unsecured). The City held no investments at December 31, 2025.

Source: City of WaKeeney 2025 audit, fund schedules.

Debt — audited 2025

The City’s only long-term liability is a KDHE wastewater loan. Walk: beginning $581,624 + additions $0 − reductions and payments $161,030 = ending $420,594; interest paid in 2025 was $13,595.

ItemAmount
KDHE Loan — 2007 Wastewater Project (2.26%, 2007, $2,764,283, maturing 2028)$420,594
Total contractual indebtedness$420,594
2026 — principal$165,097
2026 — interest$9,527
2026 — total$174,624
2027 — principal$169,267
2027 — interest$5,357
2028 — principal$86,230
2028 — interest$1,082
Total principal and interest to maturity$436,560

Note that the Principal and Interest Fund – Sewer shows $174,624 of both receipts and expenditures in 2025 — exactly the 2026 debt-service amount — because the loan’s annual payment is $174,624.

Source: City of WaKeeney 2025 audit, Note 13.

Sources & notes

  • Source used: City of WaKeeney, Kansas, audit for the year ended December 31, 2025 (Mapes & Miller LLP, June 8, 2026) Read the source document.
  • Sum checks: reporting-entity walk $1,809,623 + $35,077 + $3,579,036 − $3,318,048 = $2,105,688, plus $96,399 = $2,202,087; General Fund walk $71,806 + $1,676,929 − $1,597,164 = $151,571, plus $28,322 = $179,893; General Fund receipt and expenditure builds re-added in Python and match the printed totals exactly; debt walk $581,624 − $161,030 = $420,594.
  • Identity: this is the City of WaKeeney, Kansas, the county seat of Trego County.
  • 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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