KEY QUOTE: “When I first came into office, Kansas had no savings, and in fact, was going into debt every year. My Administration worked to put Kansas on a consistent path of fiscal stability and economic growth,” said Governor Kelly. “That work has paid off. This past fiscal year, we were able to save for the future in record numbers, fully fund K-12 education, make historic investments in law enforcement and higher education, and axe taxes – all without going into debt.”

Kansas avoids short-term loans as fiscal year ends with $1B for rainy day, $438M surplus tax revenue

Kansas closes FY22 with $969 million in Rainy Day Fund

Kansas rainy day fund nearing $1B

Kansas announces Rainy Day Fund of nearly $1B

Kansas rainy day fund nearing $1B