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The Office of Missouri State Auditor

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County: DeKalb

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Audit Date Issued Audit Number
Dekalb County Financial Statements 12/15/2023 2023-085
Dekalb County 11/04/2020 2020-086
DeKalb County Financial Statements 09/20/2019 2019-090
DeKalb County Financial Statements 09/15/2015 2015-081
DeKalb County 09/08/2015 2015-068
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Date of Registration Bonds Issued By Amount of Issue
08/11/2025 Cameron R-I School District $8,000,000.00
12/06/2024 Cameron R-I School District $8,865,000.00
05/09/2023 Osborn R-O School District $1,355,000.00
06/29/2022 King City R-I School District $1,600,000.00
03/26/2021 Cameron R-I School District $4,000,000.00
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Political Subdivision Assessed Valuation Actual Tax
Cameron Ambulance District $163,164,725.00 0.0000
Tri-County Ambulance District $304,329,131.00 0.2682
DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance District 1 $152,824,693.00 0.2991
Grand River Regional AD $218,382,282.00 0.9000
Grindstone-Lost-Muddy-Creek WSD $58,457,582.00 0.1229
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Name Type Date Received
Tri-County Ambulance District Ambulance Districts 03/20/2026
PWSD 1 DeKalb County Public Water Supply Districts 03/05/2026
Cameron Ambulance District Ambulance Districts 03/03/2026
City of Union Star Municipalities 02/04/2026
Village of Amity Municipalities 02/02/2026
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Release Title Date Released
Auditor Galloway releases DeKalb County audit 09/08/2015
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Year Reported Plan / Project Name Approved By
2020 Crossroads Development Plan TIF Cameron
2019 Crossroads Development Plan TIF Cameron
2018 Crossroads Development Plan TIF Cameron
2017 Crossroads Development Plan TIF Cameron
2016 Crossroads Development Plan TIF Cameron
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This information is currently available for taxing authorities in this county. Some taxing authorities do not provide information to the State Auditor's Office. For that reason, taxpayers may be aware of taxes that are assessed in their local area but that are not included in the data above. Additionally, some political subdivisions such as school districts affect multiple counties, but only taxpayers in the school district are taxed for those entities, rather than all county taxpayers.