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Property Tax Supported Long-Term Debt as a
                                 % of Assessed Valuation Comparison



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                                                           FY 2024
                             Warning Trend:  Increasing net long-term debt as a percentage of assessed valuation



          This chart shows a side by side comparison of long-term debt as a percentage of assessed valuation for
          Southlake and its benchmark cities. This chart shows that Southlake’s property tax supported debt and
          debt as a percentage of assessed valuation is moderate compared to our other benchmark cities.



                               Long-Term       Assessed                             Long-Term         Assessed
           City                                              City
                                 Debt          Valuation                               Debt          Valuation
           Allen               $123,315,000    $19,828,106,980  Grapevine            $11,998,671    $12,097,624,015
           Arlington          $648,734,000   $41,353,985,470  Hurst                 $50,420,000     $4,305,332,859
           Bedford            $82,300,000     $6,333,743,721   Keller               $45,238,200     $6,409,883,048
           Carrollton          $30,912,033    $21,131,931,728   McKinney            $348,235,000    $35,906,239,208
           Colleyville          $769,010      $7,429,421,735   North Richland Hills   $134,754,617    $8,623,319,356
           Coppell             $65,215,000    $10,511,180,120   Plano               $560,985,000    $57,421,497,071
           Euless              $76,897,849    $6,844,091,124   Richardson           $488,128,463    $21,827,557,260
           Farmers Branch     $52,115,468.71    $9,280,116,565   University Park         $-        $10,693,424,538
           Flower Mound        $48,853,179    $14,279,514,081   Southlake            $38,547,405    $13,974,849,859
           Frisco             $587,920,000   $46,449,702,059




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