Delaware County, Indiana

Management's Discussion and Analysis
December 31, 2025

The remainder of the County's long-term obligations consist of $35,365,000 of loans payable, $842,296 related to a finance purchase agreements, $6,858,151 of other postemployment benefits, $1,277,915 related to compensated absences, $16,380,044 of net pension liability, $475,407 related to leases and $103,335 related to subscription based information technology agreements. The following table reflects the County's long-term obligations:

Governmental Activities
2025 2024
TIF bonds $ 17,325,548 $ 18,851,237
Revenue Bonds 2,615,000 2,880,000
Subtotal 19,940,548 21,731,237
Loans payable 35,365,000 37,350,000
Financed purchases 842,296 1,101,604
Other post employment benefits 6,858,151 7,834,832
Compensated absences 1,277,915 1,064,281
Net pension liability 16,380,044 19,980,036
Leases 475,407 -
SBITA payable 103,335 49,615
Subtotal 61,302,148 67,380,368
Less current portion (5,962,994) (4,060,907)
Total long-term obligations $ 75,279,702 $ 85,050,698

The County's total long-term obligations total $75,279,702 as of December 31, 2025.

  • Bond related debt decreased $1,790,689 during the year due to principal paid on the bonds.
  • Long-term loans payable total $33,315,000.
  • Long-term other postemployment benefits total $6,322,651.
  • Long-term net pension liability total $16,380,044.
  • Long-term finance purchase agreements total $579,577.
  • Long-term leases total $402,708
  • Long-term subscription based information technology agreements total $66,862

Additional information of the County's long-term debt can be found on pages 28-32 in the Notes to the Financial Statements of this report.

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