<strong>2001</strong> Tax Rates <strong>for</strong> 2002 <strong>Kansas</strong> Cities of the Second Class Assessed Total <strong>2001</strong>* Tangible Bonded Total City City Population Valuation Indebtedness Levy Total Mills Levied in City By All Units Abilene 6,543 $35,622,174 $8,044,115 $30.960 $116.508 Andover 6,698 48,975,403 29,702,620 28.515 156.753 Anthony 2,440 7,380,965 8,918,536 75.041 216.353 Arkansas City 11,963 39,464,874 10,048,774 64.157 158.252 Augusta 8,423 39,923,834 18,446,812 42.866 156.238 Baxter Springs 4,602 17,374,744 707,761 27.568 101.677 Bel Aire 5,836 29,846,996 9,337,000 14.857 116.214 Belleville 2,239 8,230,392 2,505,000 66.416 178.615 Beloit 4,019 18,330,357 2,150,042 46.350 155.789 Bonner Springs 6,768 41,879,301 11,690,000 39.027 Wyandotte County 40,137,953 39.027 159.866 Johnson County 1,741,348 39.027 143.699 Burlington 2,790 11,321,044 2,874,498 41.172 100.987 Caldwell 1,284 4,939,728 672,797 69.641 203.777 Caney 2,092 7,715,610 ** 39.731 151.363 Chanute 9,411 34,809,925 31,310,000 27.836 165.583 Cherryvale 2,386 5,883,015 720,000 53.212 180.107 Chetopa 1,281 2,700,266 594,787 40.706 144.571 Clay Center 4,564 18,287,149 2,129,032 47.253 152.850 Colby 5,450 29,993,003 14,243,814 37.617 134.861 Columbus 3,396 16,020,821 48,000 33.844 113.702 Concordia 5,714 20,874,954 5,634,891 58.671 181.291 Council Grove 2,321 11,070,724 ** 47.520 137.479 Derby 17,807 94,177,738 56,437,000 45.791 130.258 El Dorado 12,057 55,766,997 18,406,592 43.261 144.800 Elkhart 2,233 8,293,469 583,000 43.330 126.319 Ellis 1,873 6,673,889 1,462,828 57.229 137.083 Eureka 2,914 8,831,100 3,554,631 51.606 178.660 Fairway 3,952 57,160,881 1,090,000 12.339 92.851 Florence 671 2,056,464 249,001 81.215 183.664 Fredonia 2,600 9,157,616 6,540,074 35.519 145.212 Frontenac 2,996 13,770,011 3,823,087 24.096 105.583 Galena 3,287 9,012,168 2,122,000 33.275 119.305 Garnett 3,368 13,526,797 14,969,404 41.814 152.377 Girard 2,773 12,342,959 5,756,746 39.095 117.813 Goodland 4,948 22,872,831 3,438,361 50.034 136.789 Great Bend 15,345 68,845,957 14,210,321 39.276 156.933 Halstead 1,873 9,927,806 6,631,871 59.379 129.392 Harper 1,567 5,054,808 861,960 63.779 197.792 Hays 20,013 126,117,827 24,082,188 36.545 127.120 Haysville 8,502 34,945,899 14,126,280 43.371 141.409 Herington 2,563 6,951,479 2,080,672 69.421 Dickinson County 6,600,012 69.421 151.131 Morris County 351,467 69.421 169.431 Hesston 3,509 24,684,982 4,343,592 31.074 109.260 Hiawatha 3,417 15,020,967 2,955,000 39.657 121.669 Hillsboro 2,854 11,738,457 7,750,000 40.977 142.411 Hoisington 2,975 6,847,310 4,440,112 58.943 182.324 Holton 3,353 15,596,965 10,619,822 44.395 147.404 Horton 1,967 4,205,556 901,520 50.212 144.009
<strong>2001</strong> Tax Rates <strong>for</strong> 2002 <strong>Kansas</strong> Cities of the Second Class Assessed Total <strong>2001</strong>* Tangible Bonded Total City City Population Valuation Indebtedness Levy Total Mills Levied in City By All Units Hugoton 3,708 $13,216,425 $2,083,494 $41.613 $101.431 Humboldt 1,999 4,819,093 2,509,028 60.922 167.916 Independence 9,846 42,223,819 13,543,583 40.050 163.633 Iola 6,302 23,343,253 2,858,000 31.816 137.811 Kingman 3,387 15,654,820 10,410,000 52.650 154.559 Kinsley 1,658 5,286,476 861,333 80.610 186.368 Lansing 9,199 38,267,054 4,760,000 29.622 124.004 Larned 4,236 13,618,277 1,384,000 77.261 200.270 Lincoln 1,349 3,813,348 0 32.886 182.233 Lindsborg 3,321 15,042,752 4,958,368 30.431 117.493 Lyons 3,732 12,101,807 ** 48.469 170.828 McPherson 13,770 79,333,304 61,946,207 46.776 137.074 Marion 2,110 7,672,580 1,810,621 54.570 157.917 Marysville 3,271 17,450,603 4,748,669 53.324 139.510 Merriam 11,008 144,163,943 12,483,300 17.592 90.438 Minneapolis 2,046 7,373,399 18,880,734 42.705 151.869 Mission 9,727 119,488,652 3,425,000 5.124 83.546 Mulberry 577 582,578 497,855 46.651 118.479 Mulvane 5,155 21,885,877 7,266,236 49.969 Sedwick County 17,793,805 49.969 127.767 Sumner County 4,092,072 49.969 151.690 Neodesha 2,848 7,267,759 600,000 36.849 153.557 Nickerson 1,194 3,150,628 371,119 62.719 159.384 Norton 3,012 10,956,493 1,020,065 48.445 168.699 Osage City 3,034 13,759,323 4,865,000 33.336 113.473 Osawatomie 4,645 14,611,027 4,470,525 43.212 131.714 Osborne 1,607 4,860,087 931,504 67.150 176.500 Oswego 2,046 5,551,469 1,608,458 59.119 175.716 Ottawa 11,921 54,695,659 9,432,268 44.923 158.553 Paola 5,011 33,240,845 6,002,132 42.100 143.507 Park City 5,814 25,764,349 11,895,994 33.991 139.371 Phillipsburg 2,668 9,066,505 1,592,256 48.022 171.696 Pratt 6,570 26,888,539 21,494,630 45.097 181.903 Roeland Park 6,817 52,640,197 ** 17.340 97.016 Russell 4,696 17,273,882 5,692,658 51.530 156.915 Sabetha 2,589 13,878,677 8,594,547 41.548 Nemaha County 12,850,014 41.548 140.332 Brown County 1,538,693 41.548 135.570 Scammon 496 1,310,803 15.448 96.523 Scott City 3,855 17,098,133 2,440,196 61.252 158.777 Seneca 2,122 12,373,551 480,000 34.789 111.383 Sterling 2,642 6,300,035 ** 51.676 162.373 Ulysses 5,960 27,868,219 3,507,078 39.477 112.512 Valley Center 4,883 22,092,240 10,667,000 40.028 131.566 Wamego 4,246 20,420,339 3,215,000 41.439 126.703 Weir 780 1,500,389 ** 60.195 128.614 Wellington 8,647 34,566,909 25,257,724 46.357 160.132 Winfield 12,206 53,745,602 18,730,082 47.308 149.412 Yates Center 1,599 4,943,860 431,413 60.954 164.630 *U.S. Bureau of the Census, 2000 Census of total population on April 1, 2000. **Data not supplied by the taxing unit. Source: League of <strong>Kansas</strong> Municipalities, <strong>Kansas</strong> Government Journal , March 2002.
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Education (con’t) Percent High Sc
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County Rankings December 2002 Kansa
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Selected County Population Rankings
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Selected County Rankings Per Capita
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Communications December 2002 Kansas
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Daily Newspapers of Kansas, 1993-20
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Total Crime Index Offenses in Kansa
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Admissions and Releases All Institu
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