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County · Debt explorer

Hill County

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Hill County's 1 water district owed $3.13 million in principal outstanding at the end of fiscal year 2025, $81 per county resident, 68th of 87 counties and 15th of 24 (10,000 to 49,999). Computed here from BRB's tables: Debt Outstanding By Issuance Local By Year, updated by BRB 9/9/2026, loaded here 10/8/2026.

Showing debt per resident (per county resident) for water districts, fiscal year 2025. How it is computed: principal outstanding owed by the local governments attributed to the county, divided by the population the county government reported for the same fiscal year; computed here from BRB's tables. Method.

Debt per resident, per county resident
$81
Rank
68th of 87
Rank in its size band
15th of 24 (10,000 to 49,999)
Total principal outstanding
$3,125,000
Population (county government's row)
38,771
Of which multi-county issuers
$0

Every bond issue in Hill County in the bond database

Debt by government type, fiscal year 2025

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Principal outstanding by government type; the table below gives the figures.Water Districts: $3.1 million
Principal outstanding by government type
Type?Issuers?Principal outstanding?Share?
Water Districts1$3,125,000100.0%
Total1$3,125,000100.0%

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Principal outstanding by government type
Type?Issuers?Principal outstanding?Share?
Water Districts1$3,125,000100.0%
Total1$3,125,000100.0%

Governments attributed to Hill County

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Each counts here because Hill is the first county BRB lists for it. Per resident uses the government's own reported population, where it reports one.

Governments attributed to the county, fiscal year 2025. Select a column heading to sort by it.
Issuer ?Type ?Principal outstanding ?Per resident ?
Aquilla WSDWater Districts$3,125,000$374

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Governments attributed to the county, fiscal year 2025. Select a column heading to sort by it.
Issuer ?Type ?Principal outstanding ?Per resident ?
Aquilla WSDWater Districts$3,125,000$374
  1. Aquilla WSDWater DistrictsPrincipal $3,125,000Per resident: $374

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Also serve Hill County

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These 1 issuer list Hill County but count in another county, the first one listed for each:

Issuers that list this county but count in another
Issuer?Type?Counted in?Principal outstanding?
Johnson County Special UDWater DistrictsJohnson$28,612,000

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Issuers that list this county but count in another
Issuer?Type?Counted in?Principal outstanding?
Johnson County Special UDWater DistrictsJohnson$28,612,000

Over the years

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Principal outstanding at each fiscal year end; the table below gives the figures.$7.0 million2016$6.8 million2017$6.3 million2018$5.9 million2019$5.4 million2020$4.9 million2021$4.5 million2022$4.1 million2023$3.6 million2024$3.1 million2025
2016: $7.0 million; 2025: $3.1 million

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How these figures are made

Debt per resident

Principal outstanding owed by the local governments attributed to the county, divided by the population the county government reported for the same fiscal year; computed here from BRB's tables for fiscal year 2025. The denominator is the population on Hill County government's own row (38,771 residents). With one government type chosen it is debt per county resident, not per resident of those governments. A county with no county-government row for the year shows "Not reported" for this measure.

Which governments count here

BRB's County field lists every county an issuer serves and gives no shares. An issuer's debt counts in its home county, the first county listed for it, so each dollar counts once statewide. Issuers that list Hill County but count in another are under "Also serve Hill County". Per resident in the issuer list uses each government's own reported population, where it reports one.

Not reported means no government of the chosen type in the county reported the amount that year, or the denominator was not reported. It is never shown as zero.

Fiscal years: Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31. Local governments report at the end of their own fiscal year, as BRB's tables do.

The full method, with the class breaks and the size bands, is on the explorer's main page. Sources are listed below.

EMMA links appear after review.

Source: Local Issuance Fee By Year (updated by the publisher 10/6/2026); Debt Outstanding By Issuance Local By Year (updated by the publisher 9/9/2026). Loaded here 10/8/2026.

Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31.

Issuer names are shown as BRB publishes them, spellings included.

Figures are as reported to the agency and have not been independently verified.