ROAD BONDS WILL MAKE MONTGOMERY COUNTY #1 DEBTOR
Current Montgomery County debt is second highest at $446,595,000 without any new debt. Add $350 million for the road bonds and that will catapult Montgomery County to NUMBER ONE DEBTOR position at $796,595,000 in this list of comparable size counties from the Texas State Comptroller’s office.
Per capita debt will rise to $1,596 for every man, woman, and child in MontgomeryCounty.
|
County Name |
Tax-Supported Debt |
Tax-Supported Debt Outstanding |
Population |
|
Denton County |
$596,245,000 |
$818 |
728,799 |
|
Fort Bend County |
$460,650,000 |
$706 |
652,365 |
|
Montgomery County |
$446,595,000 |
$895 |
499,137 |
|
Williamson County |
$773,914,942 |
$1,643 |
471,014 |
|
Cameron County |
$115,470,000 |
$277 |
417,276 |
|
Nueces County |
$103,355,000 |
$294 |
352,107 |
|
Brazoria County |
$86,515,000 |
$262 |
330,242 |
|
Bell County |
$122,035,000 |
$373 |
326,843 |
|
Galveston County |
$298,963,434 |
$975 |
306,782 |
|
Lubbock County |
$63,600,000 |
$220 |
289,324 |
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Paul Lazzaro
Executive Marketing Consultant
51 North Cochrans Green Circle
The Woodlands, TX 77381
936-447-9373
281-728-5704 cl.
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