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The Office of Missouri State Auditor

Scott Fitzpatrick

County: Pulaski

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Audit Date Issued Audit Number
Pulaski County Financial Statements 07/19/2024 2024-049
City of Dixon 04/08/2024 2024-027
City of Dixon 12/29/2022 2022-134
Pulaski County 09/19/2019 2019-089
Follow-Up Report On Audit Findings Waynesville R-VI School District Cash Handling Internal Controls 05/17/2017 2017-034
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Date of Registration Bonds Issued By Amount of Issue
05/20/2026 Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District $2,280,000.00
05/20/2024 Phelps County R-III School District $415,000.00
02/14/2023 Dixon R-I School District $2,105,000.00
05/31/2022 Laquey R-V School District $550,000.00
01/11/2021 Crocker R-II School District $2,450,000.00
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Political Subdivision Assessed Valuation Actual Tax
Dixon Ambulance District $99,056,951.00 0.2849
Pulaski County Ambulance District $604,520,083.00 0.0000
City of Crocker $12,160,259.00 0.6755
City of Crocker $12,160,259.00 0.1697
City of Dixon $19,924,999.00 0.1460
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Name Type Date Received
Pulaski County Ambulance District Ambulance Districts 07/06/2026
City of St. Robert Municipalities 06/30/2026
Interstate Plaza/N Town Village TDD Transportation Development Districts 06/30/2026
Ehrhardt Properties TDD Transportation Development Districts 06/30/2026
City of Waynesville Municipalities 06/29/2026
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Year Reported Plan / Project Name Approved By
2017 Highway H Redevelopment Waynesville
2016 Highway H Redevelopment Waynesville
2013 Highway H Redevelopment Waynesville
2012 Highway H Redevelopment Waynesville
2011 Highway H Redevelopment Waynesville
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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.