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Debt Service



           Debt Ser vice Requirements for Fiscal Year 2026
           The   total   debt   ser vice   requirement   for   the   City   of   Colleyville   for   {scal   year   2026   is   $1,693, 245.   This   amount   includes
           $1,084 , 358 in principal payments, $607, 387 in interest payments, and $1,500 in paying agent fees.

           Debt Limit and Outstanding Debt
           The  State   of   Texas   imposes   a   limit   on  the   amount   of   General  Obligation   debt   that   can   be   issued   by   municipalities.   This
           limit   applies   to   General   Obligation   Bonds   and   Cer ti{cates   of   Obligation   Bonds   and   is   set   at   10%   of   the   total   assessed
           proper ty   value  before   applying   exemptions.  For   the  City   of  Colleyville,   this   limit  equates   to   $900   million.   The   City's   actual
           General  Obligation  debt ,  net  of  Debt  Ser vice  assets,  stands  at  $11  million,  leaving  a  signi{cant  margin  of  over  $889  million.
           The  City  does  not  foresee  any  projects  that  would  approach  this  limit  in  the  near  future.  Detailed  information  on  the  City ’s
           outstanding  bonds   and  leases,   including   a  Statement  of  Bonded   Indebtedness   and  Expenditures  by  Issue,   is   provided  in
           the following pages.

           Tax Suppor ted Debt
           The  City   has  two   outstanding  bond   issues   suppor ted   by   tax  revenues,   with  total  debt   ser vice  requirements   for   Fiscal  Year
           2026   amounting   to   $952 ,575,   which   includes   principal,   interest ,   and   paying   agent   fees.   As   of   January   2022 ,   the   City's
           General Obligation debt is rated A A A by Standard & Poor ’s, with a stable outlook .

           General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2016
           Issued   on   July   19,  2016 ,   for   $6 , 225,000  to   refund   the  General   Obligation   Bonds   Series   2007   and  Combination   Tax   and  Tax
           Increment   Revenue   Refunding  Bonds  Series  2011.  The   Series  2007   bond  proceeds   funded  capital  improvements  in   public
           safety,   including   Central   Fire   Station   improvements,   {re{ghting   equipment ,   and   outdoor   warning   sirens.   The   Series   2011
           bond  proceeds  enabled  the  City  to  re{nance  various  outstanding  bonds  at  a  signi{cant  cost  saving.  Interest  is  paid  semi-
           annually,  beginning  February  15,  2017,  at  rates  from  2 .00%  to  3.00% .  The  term  bonds  mature  annually  through  February  15,
           2027,   in   amounts   ranging   from   $ 410,000   to   $875,000.   The   City   retains   the   right   to   redeem   bonds   maturing   on   or   after
           February 15, 2027, on or after February 15, 2026 .

           Combination Tax and Revenue Cer ti{cates of Obligation, Series 2022
           Issued   on   November   15,  2022 ,   for   $10,030,000   to   fund   the   construction,   improvement ,   renovation,   and   equipping   of  park
           and   recreation   facilities,   speci{cally   for   the   renovation   and   purchase   of   the   new   Colleyville   Recreation   Center.   Interest   is
           paid   semi-annually,   beginning   August   15,   2023,   at   rates   from   4 .00%   to   5.00% .   The   term   bonds   mature   annually   through
           February  15,  2042 ,  in  amounts  ranging  from  $55,000  to  $855,000.  The  City  reser ves  the  right  to  redeem  bonds  maturing  on
           or after February 15, 2031, star ting February 15, 2030.


           Capital Leases
           The  City   has   four   outstanding   capital   leases   funded   by   tax   revenues,   with   debt   ser vice   requirements   for   Fiscal   Year   2026
           totaling  $615,669,  including  principal   and   interest .   Additionally,  there   is  a   proposed  new  capital   lease   for  a   {re   truck ,   with
           estimated debt ser vice requirements of $125,000 for the {scal year.

           Capital   leasing   allows   the   City   to   spread   out   payments   for   large   capital   equipment   purchases,   reducing   the   immediate
           impact  on  taxpayers  and  preventing  |uctuations  in  the  debt  ser vice  tax  rate.  This  approach  is  par ticularly  impor tant  given
           the  rising  costs  of  public  safety  equipment ,  such  as  {re  apparatus,  which  have  increased  by  10%  to  35%  for  a  single  vehicle.
           Leasing  enables  the  City  to  maintain  up - to - date  equipment  that  meets  or  exceeds  safety  standards  while  managing  costs
           effectively.


           Future   Debt   Ser vice   Requirements   The   subsequent  pages   provide   a   detailed   breakdown   of   the   future   annual  principal
           and   interest   requirements   for   the   City's   outstanding   debt   obligations,   including   capital   leases.   As   of   October   1,   2025,
           through 2042 , the City has $14 ,169, 341 in principal to retire and $ 4 , 856 ,705 in interest to pay.




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