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Wallace County, Kansas

Wallace County, Kansas — audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025, on the KMAAG regulatory basis.

Basis — read this first: All figures are audited actuals for the year ended December 31, 2025, from the county’s audit (Lewis, Hooper & Dick, LLC, auditor’s report dated May 26, 2026), as filed in the county’s MSRB EMMA continuing-disclosure annual report dated August 28, 2026. The Kansas Department of Administration copy found for this county was for calendar year 2024 only, so this page’s source is the EMMA copy, not an admin.ks.gov copy — the inventory basis, disclosed here exactly. This page does not use adopted-budget figures.
Wallace County Courthouse in Sharon Springs, Kansas
Wallace County Courthouse (built 1914), Sharon Springs, KansasPhoto: Ammodramus / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain) — source

Overview

Wallace County ended 2025 with $8,920,980 in unencumbered cash for the total reporting entity (excluding agency funds), up from $7,994,467 at the start of the year. Receipts of $7,367,656 exceeded expenditures of $6,441,143 by $926,513. The General Fund closed at $2,607,636 unencumbered, with $2,664,461 in cash. The county’s total assessed valuation for 2025 was $38,647,870, up from $36,515,035 in 2024. Bond and lease obligations outstanding totaled $1,308,376. No jurisdiction color palette was identified from an official site or seal, so this page uses the neutral default theme.

The filing is the county’s Rule 15c2-12 continuing-disclosure annual report for its Series 2016 bonds; the contact listed is Micaila Hackney, Wallace County Clerk, 313 N. Main Street, Sharon Springs, KS 67758.

At a glance

$7,367,656
Entity receipts, 2025 (audited)
$6,441,143
Entity expenditures, 2025 (audited)
$8,920,980
Entity ending unencumbered cash
$2,607,636
General Fund ending unencumbered cash
$1,308,376
Bonds + lease outstanding

Basis: audited, year ended December 31, 2025 (EMMA copy).

Funds

FundBeginningReceiptsExpendituresEnding unencumbered
Total reporting entity (excl. agency funds)$7,994,467$7,367,656$6,441,143$8,920,980
General Fund$2,224,314$1,807,319$1,423,997$2,607,636
Road and Bridge$199,702$1,075,644$1,109,048$166,298
Sheriff$80,943$878,374$931,027$28,290
Equipment Reserve$1,493,847$470,075$220,276$1,743,646
Bond and Interest$81,236$282,982$280,600$83,618

General Fund walk: $2,224,314 + $1,807,319 − $1,423,997 = $2,607,636; with $56,825 in payables, ending cash is $2,664,461. Entity walk: $7,994,467 + $7,367,656 − $6,441,143 = $8,920,980; ending cash $9,060,515.

Assessed valuation, 2025: real property $25,020,037; personal property $1,948,005; utilities $11,397,410; motor vehicles $282,418; total $38,647,870.

General Fund detail

Receipts, 2025 actual (sum-checks to $1,807,319):

ReceiptAmount
Taxes, total$1,424,785
  Ad valorem$1,043,936
  Motor vehicle$87,075
  Recreational vehicle$1,511
  Delinquent property$11,366
  Delinquent interest and fees$26,580
  Intangibles$8,921
  Local sales$245,396
Mineral production tax$2,886
Licenses and fees, total$33,662
  Filing fees$26,115
  Other fees$1,891
  Officers’ fees$3,004
  Diversion fees$2,652
Interest on investments$316,100
Other$20,851
Transfers in$9,035
Total receipts$1,807,319

Expenditures, 2025 actual (sum-checks to $1,423,997; department totals only — the County Clerk component lines were garbled in the extracted copy and are not shown):

Function / departmentAmount
General government, total$1,183,496
  General & administrative$665,978
  County Commission$84,571
  County Clerk$115,228
  County Treasurer$79,618
  Register of Deeds$72,582
  Building and grounds$70,051
  Other agencies$95,468
Public safety, total$165,312
  County Attorney$106,061
  Emergency preparedness$17,882
  Court services$38,544
  Diversion$2,825
Health and welfare$75,189
Total expenditures$1,423,997

Debt

Obligations outstanding at December 31, 2025:

ObligationOutstandingTerms
General obligation refunding bonds, Series 2016$1,285,000Issued June 1, 2016; original $2,395,000; matures September 1, 2030
Lease obligation — TAAS computer equipment$23,376Issued December 13, 2022; original $198,897; matures April 1, 2026
Total$1,308,376No temporary notes outstanding

KPERS employer contribution was 9.71% of gross salary in 2025, projected at 9.59% in 2026.

Sources & notes

All figures sum-checked against the source document: entity walk, General Fund walk, General Fund receipts detail, and General Fund expenditure groups all tie exactly to their printed totals. Basis disclosure: this copy is on MSRB EMMA, not admin.ks.gov — the admin.ks.gov copy found was calendar year 2024 only.

Source: Wallace County continuing-disclosure annual report (MSRB EMMA), containing the FY2025 audit.